New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-15
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now tnf atAsnN - CLOSING At AAFnAffAN
BEACH, tnNG m at A9h HuokAwAf,

RrAoH, tnAG IN .eH ASH HpekAwAF,
OF verify Il was ID cold wave, II has proved
safl 1T iiai wave al tateY Island, for ha' swept
many OF the "a oul 1T The hotels large number
oii the place on Saturday AMI az ne Yesterday. fe"p
WHO 0en down rn the cars ia tle arer HON hunted The
sunny side and when they returned a. niFh sought the
projection o the 10 wiId ends ihe ears, els but
toned the together on The I-ani. however II
was not bad while The up TIE
tenn eaure Of the wacr was 90 and numbers Of
p. rsOns bathad
The Oue tai Hoe' will breakfast s guests Wedncs
day morning ana then close IFS doors for the season. II
has IN erta.nel ayerag. OF 400 guests every day
since fhe season opened on june 81 Among Our
que -" said ~uparn'cn lent shelley. els dude lie mas
iorry,hree suit, OF clothes here now ant expects five
moro -ui,s down tomorrow. lie also las thirty five
pairs ts and forty clnes lie won - 7OOat
theraces yesterday and race horse that has
race" A the Manhat beach Hlte there have been 800
permanent since the bccnnil, o. the seas The
hotel win remain op until a week from tod ~, AM per
haps few davs la rhe Storming Of Pekiu viii be
coutinu d every light this week.
There WIS no summer at Long Beach yesterday. The
season had gone, and only few relics remained 10 Ie-
mind visitors OF what had been. Autumn Wa, hected
from the browning Gbre Of eyey blade ~ ga and the
cold wind came in from the lumpy a, and pcrvading
every ofhot and cottage whsp red sad goodbye
TO all Imagination 'uld weave m0urnful bar into the
music OF the waves that beat warm but unwelcomcd
the shore. The ocean acled far over the beautiful
beach, II by its embrace 10 drive tle chill
that settled down into the sands The whole place
looked lonely aud des rtod the hotel lobby corri
dors seemed to yawn from very emptiness and
the elegant dining hal lost is chief attric-
tOn-tbc ocean pic through Widowed
franes-for to look s.awlrd to receive a
chill. The exodus from the hotel began Friday. and
sill goes on. only 800 people rem'n. and 10y tOm0r-
all vii be cOne. FIR the house will be closed for the
ftw of he cotttgers will remain TIL October
j IA
follows; Daily. cVcep Sund VS. leave Long Island
city at 1l:Oj "a. and 400 p. m; e BroOslyn II
m and 3: p IN. Rc.ur Ing, leave Long Beach, sos
"A. m and 1913 p sunday, 0ny leave Long Island
city, II r. NJ BROOKLYN, 1888 a IN. Returning, leave
Long h. ach j:45
The crovdaf E6coway Beach was small and those
who were there looked 1s IL they would have enjoyed
IA m.e YES bet if they hld stayed al HON" and sa
arOu crate fire Most o. tie mcu
wore their luWn coats and the women
found 70 necessary 100 don wrap. A landlord said
Whom people come hero eliot cd in tn styelt s bout
tim. e. tlIN abpu DO tfiug mp for The season. Last
-nudIf the tables Zoe % in tHo cool places were M
pr miuu out l-dly M. ter you'll rci big Upii De
coulI furnish he1 place .xt tu Dee oOs 0yo'
Many ~ the -oc shows, morrt--oOund@ etc., virtually
stopped business Iu ccII. part of thc a 70 fnoo1.
few persons we 10 b thu. hu locke oven Dbl. a|d
moro def cfo'. U posi- 30" THAI u0-o who wat. he'd their
heroic chOrIs 80 enjoy Themselves.