The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-07-22
1AIH Al IT n TO-DAI.
a FisHssr 0saner nessrs where the Ole
DutsA Fatalities Held Fast Co the LanS.

n kueAoer 000mef Aee0re whefo tn0 DIG
DstsA Families Held Fast 60 the Laas.
The horse that made the greatest sensa-
tlon on Sunday was one that camo to Bath late
In the morning. For . long time hardly any
thing else was talked Of. Nearly everybody
went out OF the way. even after tho rain began
to fall. to get . glimpse Of 1t. Nobody know
whose horse It WAS and though for many hours
nobody offered to modest 1t. It remained quietly
at rest near one pr the big boarding houses.
c. Godfrey Gunther. Jr.. aeed about 4. asked
oil the people he came across to como and
look at 1t. 1t seemed to be the most re-
markable object he had ever seen. Though
horses are - familiar to tho people there
as to most other people in the country.
everybody said that nothing Of the sort had
been seen In Bath for a couple Of years. and
spoke OF It's presence as an OUTRAGE. and u ro-
0cction upon tho competency OF the Shore In
s s hs Hns ns Of huge lying
roaehine The quiet old baysidc resort.
boardsr. there concerned. 6. Godfrey Gun
theirs, Jr's.. little sister May. She is u little
her GrHndinthor's railroad has been named AZ
ter nor. Sbe made flying journey over the
road upon H., The engineer had screwed tho
Inverted bowl. 80 thnt whom no let the steam in
1t nude = noise like the highest note in the
way through New Utrecht
how 10y. d y0v IKE your @ "a
sound at Miss Byerys.
e very y DTss'y en-, snshnsI she replied
On the mnbs Bath 10 only q little way beyond
Eighty-sixth street. Brooklyn. but in reality
TOMATOES. and csG6ages va" and tho blocks S arc
often twenty ucres in extent. Tho trains bound
along ,h on grHss,grown truck the only one in
!" Ths Il neth Ri like tina. railroad in South
winssr said Now Jersey ralro s man Who Who
woman brought the suit on the ground that
the President Of the road desired to qomp pro.
DON'T. said an officer Of another railroad: II
Will be worth fortune to any road In this part
q the TO- be able to sh9T affidavit
:, It's friends say that Bath must reconauer the
heights Of exelu ., once again Il has
glory there was moro tone than money in
Ha n Hug N N. SGG ws
ed from his home in The city to 90 iishing at
the foot Of Forty-second street On the way
HON. At dusk he got 2st in the woods nm, md
boy, then, and is only middle aged now.
lease Of life. lis sole hotel was doing business
90 s s' o
R RI, station az Locust Grove; ne
around there more than a century permitted
somebody 70 buy the land where tho hotel is.
and then they shut down and parted with no
more en land until 1855. At TINT time company
called Brighton. rSsir purpose was to buy up
the whole beach. and have g. watering place
like Newport. but better. They advertised
these, Intentions: but the Dutch farmers
trade was not diverted from, Newport to
any great extent Recently within eight years.
few searches OF the SIM Pile title that include
sale by the indians to the Dutch have re.
suited IN tho transfer OF The greater part Of
resolved to keep 1t select and exclusive, and to
hold I 4ss Now Now Yorksrs wSn a!
been going to Bath ever since they we're, old
enough to go anywhere; is In the hands of an
II cnn remember when Amos r. Emo built
himself q nice house in Morris street when
Stevens lived In College place. and when Van
slider myself much Of u cyclopRdia Of New York
ns T. Williams 1 and daughter are n
39%s isss ths Waisr thro%gh Witch ~ the
Gdious British lion Is most likely TO make
tigers: 6tHers Who sitter with or ' Without
home are Andrew J. Dnm. who has a hotel Of
4. D: Sterling. ", i, Baxter. T. E. Benty
Z; 9. Babcock c. p, Craig Of tile baltimore and
OHIO. NJ. h. Jones the lawyer; A: d. Bartlett
NJ LsaXy, the Drawer; o Zoikoller President
c. H. Chatheld. and Mir. Bloss Of Bloss 4 Secor