New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-10
LIFE Al COAkY Island.
MR.. VANDERBILT IN FIREwOHKs-A DULL DAY
wOEK OF HE POLICE.

MR.. VANDERBILT IN FIBEwORKs-A DULL DAY
woBK OF IHB POLICE
Within the fireworks mclosufe at Manhattan
Beach stands Il framework whose Outlin's suggest
strange pos abilities Ia way OF human features There
are H. rec angles which are especially conspicuous,
as visitors looked at them yesterday afternoon ey
wondered What tHe range things mignt be. some saI
that Mr. Ian had atiempte apOtheOss Of Euclid and
was eudeavoi M promp the Ouie0 appe IT'S OF The
hotel guests ly exposition OF fl MI tranges and
dazzling rtcianges others that IA the season was com
pecy broken up, Mr. Pain WAS endeavorug % depart IN
blaze OF spendor the sharpesicOsnered Of all
geome .rc figures wedge his satisfaction vi success
mo the most remote of his friends But there
ruin IA eiihcr Of the suppos t0n The middle range
war the repre- o. william H. VauderDnts nose,
and the were reproductions Oi tdOse side
wDiskers wnicn have often strcamed gut brbnd tie
ratt ing pace OF Early Rose. Of Adine snd OF Maud
On Saturday n. hit portrait OF Mr. Vanderbilt TO
be set Of out came ana dampened tue eXpec
ta.io Of ms Yesterday was sunday AID tns
mid light of a sabbath sunset was permitted TO die
away catching arehecnon from The III ionnaires
picture; but tonight Mr. Vanderbilt Will glOwin-iy
smile Jon the guests of the Manhattan and
colors which. If they not his customary Ones wIi
please surprise their ocnolders.
Tue opy living tang winch seemed to enjoy the breeze
al the island yesterday was a venerable goat wuicu
pai AIDED the beach AMI cast longing eye upon the
posters The museum Suddenly stronger Dast thin
sua came southeast and the goat reared and
buted H. After IA herring his weakened legs beneath
him his defeat lie noticed to seek the shelter Oi
Police Headquarters, where he snawed mtdtauvely ON
basket OF gambler which the KIND hearted CDie
turpisaed MN as proyender There a any
a ur during tue day more than 1900 person. az t"e
beaches Mr.. Vanderbilt Mr.. IurhO1h ana MI Cad
Iii yln ed Brighton IjcacJ the afternoon, ate
dinner at toe hOte Mr.. lurnbut suggested Datn IN
tue out his conpa ions gazed into he rothng sea
ana u,ou tAe clouds the west, aud decided wi.hOLt
a D. otest TIE prOpOser TO return TO Mania TAU
Isacl A. Yesterday dull DAY Tor the MOTEL, IL
MAS ali 30 uneveuJ1u The police Not siuge lbtOri-
Gated was found along Tue whoie range OF sand
T e IRON 81 IDOafs arrived al and drparted from thel
pier almost empty, AID tIe ers wan Glsp IsloH
u regard Of the the?inODeers Snd Tue POI
lice, uecilel that faro and roulette were lot quite
io Ecu Hotel acro,nIuoda,ed its guests ior
tue last time last nigbt, AID breakfast tbls morning WAL
be Il Ia IN al OF Ne season. a.
Brighton Beach, COney Island, was "raded" for
the second Sai urday. The house was entered
NV INC o0ll ON FRIDAY isnd NUMBER iOles cap
On urday morning tue police Received wor1 mat
game 10 Fr"g eHs ana Chei Mchauc l"s uot,u
Canaan j. T. Hannau aud three Dairoimen 10 desceno
upou tue again When the ONCE arIlYen. nuln
uer vi were gathered around Tue faro laDie
cspLain entered he made a rdsn al Do1ough
DuL The galnoior Jumped through "niow aI1 e.
caped. person then tu ned Out Tue nehl ana eI
Tue officers darkness. Ihey snccee'ed ia ar
rest ~ man, VINO upon proving that ne was simty
vcuM OF the game waS oisenaIseI; no y, ",
captuIea cOnsisCe OF hazard table, fAro board and
a large humber OF c1ips Information was tnrn ie-
Gel, ed Paul Bauer had again opened his games ahd
the officers usrucCed 10 "rsld bis place Before
alb It Hea had Sarhed bauer, ana Wncn the
officers al into the room tley lodnd
nUtnipg W reward them Chef NICK tnc drciarcs
mis- Intention continuing ais war against tJo houses
until gambling entrry suppressed on Lac iisnd "a;
value ui tue ";4yOuJs" captdrod on Sa urday Night
amounted To about sou. ,.,
Tne California Pioneers celebrated the thirtY-thrd
anniversary of the adnssiOn OF Ctnor1ia
mo the Union by eatin- dinner on ga ur lay
IIght al lac Oriental Hotel sixty covers acre
aId. Ine hall decorayed with flags auA over Tue
d. eslaents CHAIR the banner OF tue CaOrhiah AssOcia
lion was fcsCooned Among tue psr'On' preseht "ere
Il. u. y,
C1,tain uc.ard ". Mead, 81 Inc BrooAiyn
Nav, Var; Edward 4. kembaL Mr. aud
Mr. JONI Gsut Deinas strong, Jines Idlner. George
A. Fox d. w. ocauinaD, X H. ioknne. y. d. dJrsIn
Fra Is ID. clara, Ut GARNER Coen. ne Rev AID1rt
WI ials, Jose ~ H. Pray ana h. ". troWL
Iue Omen nOte Viii Close IOr tue rs iSon on sep n
Der n. Ine Manhattan beacn Hoe Will take No more
Vnenh after epIedDer % Al tue after DoLse there are
Wing 81 presen. 229 guests, amo whon are William
A. Vanderbilt, nIlnam Tar iOuu AMI The
Baron Won Zrdniz, General KlDarn Knox, GeI-
eral NJ. T.. Mc.dsn am .. W. Caldwell
Ihe sgala nig.l season" mas ben ar
ranged ior Beach nexG Injrsday Tdere will
be gre display OF nrcw Ks ana Jr0nelaio cJncert
by Gnores Bard. wnicd OF the ieufes oil the
bandmasGers recent JUN g viii be repeated.