New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-03
NEWS NOTES From COMFY ISLAND.
A DISTINGUISHED vIsIroR-rHREE CASES OF PARTIAL
DROWNING.

A DISTINGUISHED vIsIroR-fHREE CASES OF PARTIAL
DROWNING.
Jocund day had just uipped across his last
mountain top yesterday when man entered the once
of the Oriental Hotel at Coney Island and glance WIN
an apprecative smile In the mirror In front oitne ce
desk. He accom- auied by Gladstone vailse anu
brinded bul-pup. After stopping 10 make hna inspec
ton OF his highy-poshed boots ne ked to the drsk
carefully chose pen and inscribed. amid Impressive
silence the name John Pondir." The Apollo OF WAL
Street deigned to visit the isiand una as
If his advent startled Nature from her
morning doze. the breakers Numbered the news 10
the surf the surf 10 the pillows, aud they 20 tae Winds
until the waves at Battery Park isped the udings
languidy to the city that JOHN PoDdir was TO be seen
That accounted for the great Number OF women VINO
visited Couey Island yesterday. The air seemed huen
with crinoline aud lawn, and even the music rom "'
more's Band became demora lied with ths TASK Oh leu
ing fair with sweet SOUNDS Inc Jay oeShn
with every promise that the seaside would ex tt It's
greatest charms to p case tue visitor but De ore
O'Clock struck black shadow from the west ana
crept across the say until tue atmosphere became
weighted with rain IL was not ultil O'CLOCK however
that tue huge drops of an autumn shower oega" 10 n
tuen the RAIN soon desolated the island.
Before the shower there were fully 6O.OOo persons
about tue beach At Manhart N Beacn The walks ia
front of the music tnrungcd with iders ana
tb long nah lie AIDING to the Oriental Hotel was mass
ot caliy elored sunshades aud fdterng Ribbons The
enbsukment In front OF the Brighton Beach Hotel was
Occupied by visitors witcaing the heavy SURF "mch
rolled in oeneaIa their feet aud cIildren played Gg
with the spray winch was dashed the Walks 10y the
breakers An enormous recracker proclaimed the news
that Buffalo Bill AM Dr. Carver were ABOUT 10 Rescue
lie "DeadwoOd Mail Coach" from the b'oodthlrsty
redskns" the last time thlS season, WHOM "
mclstro an In queuce despite the uay inc Dlie
nj mr. 90 norus And ccK of mics made the INK Ne
twr. tine com ardtiVe OF bfIgnton ana Tue noise
d bu obuu OF me west tDd Tie last persons VINO left
me I,Iand were sale l" Felundu's PaVIiOh
wuere tne music am the VslOu OF uhiccrs 'e
uoou an of tue yls.Urs West o'gnton daring tue ddf
Inr. were Lnrce Of partial drowning al Nan"ef
v,er's ba,nl x houses. At 4:3J u DdVlu ocdWaO Oi
ms ciiy catered wat.r aid swan out almost 10 nc
end OF Tue iron ver. lie turned anOu, mai way, Wneh
H. called Tor ueip Hcnry Proctor. tmpIOye u mrs
Nanderycer, 10 III ana ound nan c'lh2lhS 90
Que o. tIe iron piles. Proctor tod niin 10 let 20 anu
scnwaD aid So en ne iuuId. sOnrwud 10 ais disgust,
tat ne had Dern cngdg Tor lie u tne posi- Ia ajOu'
four leet vi water. h4lf al DOdr aiter"ard Chaies
smith, also OF IaIs clty wne OUTSIDE the dahSef NAYS
was seen 70 lift us out lac WAFER and SLIM
Proctor AGAIN went Rescue ana aitef iorclig
nl.-ureserYer over SuiGns heau a. ue was sihkihs
for me Lard Liine, dragged nlm ashore. Sinth "d'
M an exhausted condition., Dat aIIer ne nad oeeh
trrs ne was aOlr h. dome AT d TcDcE ha' ~H'so
name could be ascsrtIned went III DdthihB n"He
IN Anu Tell about three ioe ga watef OUT ulu
10 rise again until Proctor pulled nin out Tue cant
water soDereu Nun aJd ne also weht nOhe " -,
us III CurDld has Informed Mr. bfesin. OF the MAI
haitian ana ho.eis, Jdt de menus 70 c"hhoo
bnsn houses witu thc tainIad aud Vita the OOueNaius
en1ng 40 Prospect Park. and will MAKE drye"a5
ud Ould stnbcs the hotels ior tne uccobnou"oh
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