New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-23
SUNDAY AT THE SEASHORE.
THE SEASON OPENED AT LONG BEACH

CHANGES AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF tiiN
HOTEL AND OCCUPANTS OF COTTAGES.
II was the first Sunday of the season AT Lohs
Beach yesterday and to the numerous VISITORS .. r
delightful resort the sun seemedto SHINE niisu'oi
sea IN he more blue than they bad been since last season
A strong southeast wind rmbled the waters ON '' M
In great masses that flung tn'n
arms up the yellow sand ana 'nrI
flushed 10 red and purple and gold AZ they s'u
back seward The salt marshes that separate 'ho '
from the mainland intensely green nut III VI, ."
ternoon the rising tide flooded them with sheets Oh "e'
est blue The four flags that futtered from the Queen
Anne hotel stood out like brilliant patches against cue
bozvb ue Of the sky. ont toward Point LOOKOUT "nS
hung over the shore but seward II was c'eai ~ '
tai with nothing to break the magnificent slIe'oH W
waves except an nfreQuent coas ting VesSe 'e'I's -
ward OF making for the harbor. In the AFTERNOON" 90
ocean steamship ran IN near to the Oe'eA '"''
spars and rigging could he easily seen with tue n'N
owe The o,pressive heat of the city caused large num-
hrs NJ ,Ieasureeezers to visit the beach ana al u9
long they strocd along the shore or sat IN the sho "
the hotel veranda and dresniiy watched the sea
og children ui castles forts IN the sand ana 'ue
shouted with delight a. the advancing waves demonsn
them. New bath-hOuses nave poen Iii ,atrouized
wafer then the old and they were "ci @ -
One great charm Of Long Beach Is Tue me-.
the boe This y not only because the sea AIT makes Que
appetite keen that he sits down 10 we IN fsar.
hui because OF its situation The windows eEtehu ro
floor ceiling and left open so thdt one I'm
I 49,. 1asfar Of
while the Of the breakers sounds aoVe Ibe Id 80
nlaes knives and forks. Great Improvements h'Ne
made in the hotel, but they are mos',l III 'nou -,
things that 90 make up ones comiort a. s M
resort Though the hotel has been open but Re" Gays
there are already go guests, ana inc ~,
prieoors look forward successful season. AZ
The cottages are rented Next sunday Theodore Thomas
orchestra will the beach and Will REMAIN thcIe M
the rest the Flower gardens nave pe'u iai
ont In front the MOTEL and frantic EFFORTS are rl-
grass The coarse sea EI.-- II'1 -
,nreaou. 10 me place however looks upon the beic1
rs e. own and resents any intrusion on tir IdI1o
grasses from inland meadows. ii IL Oickeu Wy Wy "a,
the winds winch send salt spray ana iN sH an b
the grass ploIs every occasion ll'at eicIs. ~
between the hotel and the shore 4 daLLlhEN " hl'
EnClishman recently remarked afjer seeing Lle ~ ~
What dOa't like about your American n's - Ia,
sIch clean white sand Is that al Long beaon 9''S "
| suIt the average American exactly , 49,, .-. ola,
Among who have taken rooms at the hoteI art '
.ues Rrvnal and family, U.N. Brooks and family, Eho'
! = -bcp4rd and family, ia. Y. Mautin~on ana FANNY ~
H. Nandy enter aud family \. g. Davis anu idul u -
Peu and Iamly, Roswell = FIoW,I ana par; IN ami
ir and family X. l. = Hall ana FANNY l. a ial -,
| family. Z. H. Woodbury. and family H. Mch. Nv Ih, n
family William byWt and family, y w Nil ,iI al
family c. y. Fearing ana family l. r. NeIhlile' l az"
! GEORGE Nil can and family. g. II. Turner W D. SIMON
! Ton and wife, t. J. McGanny. ". y. Mlckhau nj ~
/ Mrs peek J Bowers Lee and family. MIS-. httu an
| Franklin Cox aud wife, or MoItpll' " II ~
I4rl and f1gilv A. H. smith and family, ". W ~ ldl
| and family. DIS, VI. Mofltt Dr. q. q. NAte"tA A.u
family Mrs Frazer daughter, d. D. age ana iailt
CHANDLER aHd family and ". X. -outtcr and family ~
e,ffa Tes are occupied az follows No l. {. J. Canla
| M y a Herman: No. 3. Mrs. Black No. D. = II. Drak
| No s. William storey: No. 6, T. W. Harding; NO -
/ 10 Mr. IaudIuau: No. il. l.. Lafprtr: No. II, p II
| Work. 80 49, :. H. DosPaSS0s; Ne. il, G. Il Hayes
! No H. Nj -outhw.ck; No. 10, Bernard CraSlA; No. l.
| J. II. Work.