New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-30
Craig were recovered All the others were swept out to
ATTRA lotions or TIE SEASHORE.
THoMASs ORCHESTRA AT LONG BEACH.
THE OPENING coNCERTs--ATrRAcroNs OF TRIP
TO POINT LOOKOUT.

TIE OPENING CONGRATULATIONS OF A lhlf
TO POINT LOOKOUT.
cool wind from the ocean blew over Long
Beach yesterday aud made Hight wasiooats blossom our IN
abundance 1hs fact that Theodore Thcinass orohesa
was TO the Beach drew people there ana All uS
long the white sands OF the shore were dotted by moving
pleasure seekers The orch etra left Montreal on special
tarn at midnight Saturday, and were expecod at Long
Beach by noon yesterday but Owngto the tram peink
DELAYED the musicians did not reach the Beach uhu
o'clock They had not been there five mdtes peoro 'n'
merry strains OF Memberships wedding March "c.'
tripping from their instruments, and mingled WIN tio
roar the Two concerts were gwen oio !" '"o
afternoon and in the evening. The programme WAS
as follows:
AFrrgyooy-PartL l. Wedding March, Mendcssohn 2
Overtime Jubilee Weller: 3. Waltz Rudofs kaengnn
strauss a. Finale Prome!heus Beth0yen y wives o
windsor Ncola Waltz Wiener BenR b'G,t Corona
ton March. Prophet. Meyerbcer ,...,,, Arhor . Al
egTsto E1gin fSonaise %ignon A. Part
Bacb.Gonnod o. March En- Avant Gungl
As soon IA the orchestra began 70 play nearly everyone
rushed to the hotel nj azza There weS a few souDW
ones however preferred to sit in the wte sahu o
the shore and ask themselves the unanswered conun
drum, "what the Wild waves saying" IL was rather
too cold TO make bathing popular form OF amusement
but few hardy persons tried 1t and came QUIZ io
water looking blue and shverng nard that thoy were
in danger Of falling TO pieces
Point Lookout IN full operation and many peopio
took the and rode up there through the sandy
along the shore This ride il deservedly popular AS
the train passes the last of the Long bcacn
tages the traveller finds himself gliding along W.
de-oate shore; sandy knobs and coarse grass o
side the ocean aud the other vast marsh Una.
stretches away Northern horizon Arrived AZ ToV
Lookout, one seems have reached UlTipa ihue pc
yond around every where, Is the ocean OnlV seei
causeway OF sand connects with the world anu oro'
and above all pervadng the scene ike spell j. cue CON-
fOTtiug reflection that good square heai '"ii
be ODtared at the restaurants. -, .o,,oa
The people who visited Long Beach yesterday staveu
later than usual to hear the music, ana we're Wen Iepi
for the evening concert especially flhe. Inc sor
of the music ringing through the darkness aun mn,
Cling with the roar OF the breakers was lnptcssINc.
When the Ave Maria played the most ifIe"slous
ton. When the last sweet notes Of the hymn nae .
away the music changed to the lively maicn VI Oh
chant" which closed the evenings concert Two ho9
later The guests ut the hotel abed tho VISITORS o.
day gone home and only the sound Of the sea h0e e
and the voice OF the wind signing through the Vu0'"
Anne turrcts could he beard al Long Beach, -, p,,r
Among the new arrivals at the hOtel are: H. ~ W
and WIFE oseph W. Harper aud family, A. A buSi,,
- Cowles United states Navy, j. L. Dodge any VIZ
Edward d. Page and wife, T. v Allls and family, pie -
L. i and family. stephen d. Hatch J. Lewis ana W.
Mira Martin " Nixon aud family IL W sharpesis uu nd
cral s. NJ Bowman anc son, ". W. sherman, WIG III"
aud Miss Myra MOfat