New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
A HIGH TIDE At COMFY ISLAND
THE GILMORE JUBILEE-A WOMAN ENDS HER LIVE
BRIGHTON BEACH.

THE GILMORE JUBILEE-A WOMAN ENDS HER LIVE
Al BRIGHTON BEACH.
yesterday by the gos. Coney Island that
when the sun moruing Mr. Broslln. of tue
Manhattan Beach Hoie watched II disperso the clouds
in the eastern horizon aud observed Its uushaicd
spleudor food the sea with masuifcence
that has fallel upon the shores OF the island
few times this Thcn he to smile aud
heard 10 chucke gently to himself. and observe that
by Cad, we're gong TO have busy day-at Last"
But the sun lost It's way among the clouds; III winds
grew the sea; darkness fell upon the
island and when the second days jubilee OF Gil
noro's Band began not than
1000 persons In length AID breadth OF the island
Toward evening. however crowds began to gather and
al sunset fully UOU persons were assembled front
Of the music 10 listen to the music mingled with
the roar the breakere 1T the concert signof
de Carlo played pccolo solo entitled "s9ring Gentle
spring." In the afternoon chorus from Ernani -
was rendered by number sf male voices. aud W. H.
Stanley sau. sulliVans Once Again TIE Megs sisters
sang Buebells OF Scotland" octet from the bard
played Nearer. My God 10 Thee and tho Anvil Chorus
from Troystore was gwen with the startling ac-
compartment % cannon. In tue evening when all tue
rest OF toe Inland deserted 10 hear Gilmore, the
SIC rs ssiers sang The Farrsr Song by Bishop and
r. C. Bent played "H Sosno." solo
cornet after which lie presented with
enormous four-lrAyed clover made OF roses and
hyncinihs 10y Madame Muro-Celll. tho composer Gil
nores Columbia" sung by Miss Emily spader and
W. n. Stanley aud accumulated by drum corps aud
cannon. The 22d Regiment drum corps then beat
tattoo: a score from "Trovatoro" sung by Miss
spader aud Mr. Stanley and the second day Of the three
days jubilee WAS finished by a trombone solo. "rhe
Honeymoon Walt" b. r. y. InneA To-day the jubilee
will be concluded. Mrs Gilmore WAS presented with
pair OF nsoca by the lady OF the Mannat
tan Beach Hotel
The visitors 10 Brighton Beach startled from
n al RI. liz
a percn NJ shrek and a rumor that a woman had COIN
lnitt.d suicide Engeman's Wooden Pier Is STRUCTURE
which extends out Into the ocean In front OF the Hotel
Brighton. man aud woman, bOth considerably Tue
worse for liquor walked toward the end OF the pier where
an e1ceeun ely heavy surf was rolling The woman wSsno
tced 10 eave suddenly and putting her foot upon
one OF the benches size n0nnt,d 20 tue I.HB nu t4rts
deliberately threw hcrHsn Into the water. Urargr W
Morgan, the bsfkreper VI the pier Jumped lnt0tLe s.
the womdns iescnr Vino h.r co npahlon ntoou on .
pier begging for some oae 10 saYe his vile Nor II
SEIZED the Woman but SHE struggled away from hIm;
caught her again aud swain toward Tue beaco' "h.
ABOUT 10 land heavy breaker tore tue wona-
assisted Gy Caii.tophcr Miller that sue was finally
dragged from the sea. Ihe woman was unconscious s
, nau ih ni he was Mr. a r. Hazeton who with
her husband, Charles Hazeton. visit 10 the
vecrr's IIoel, aud rad drunk too much
Mrs. nazleton said: when get thtre,
pointing to the end the platform ~ shall jump on
Mr Haslcton laughed and said 81 guess not" The
unfortunate woman kept her word Her ago MAS thirty
four years She born In Albany. She and her nus
boarded at the Ashland House, In TINS cty ana AT
No 1l3 West Twenty iour'h-si, since they came rom
Albany. she has a brother, G. H. Vanderno9i. OF NO.
233 East Onchuudred- d-nfteentb-sI. Mr. hHLleton
said "A L IBUSr reporter alter his wifes death mat
he could give reason for Ter taking her lie sue
had suffering from nervousness for some llne hd
he thought that insane when she eaped from the
pier. lie nai ad no quarrel with her, not even au
angry word passing between them. She Kissed hun be-
fore she tunprd into the The body sent To tue
aUrgue Grayesend, wnere the inquest VIII DC heiu
to-day. MIR. Haz.etOn went back TO the city.
Tne heavier yesterday than on any previous
day IL broke upon The eeach AT "A heght
places Of eight feet, ADD sent spray into inc
lawns about hOteis ty feet The western enu
the Brighton Bainng Paviion was washed away ana
the small In front OF the hotel was partly
overturned. The damage to the grounds and The
pavilion will probably reach $1,000. At Manhattan
Beach the spray was thrown hgn over the emO~"Ahe"'
upon the lawn.
In the afternoon J. @. X. Duor gave dinner TO q
parry friends among whom were Slr WILLIAM oofdo,
X &. b., and r. Benson.