The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
SUMMER HOMES ON LONG ISLAND.
A Prosperous Season at All the Resorts
from West Brighton to Peconic Bay.

Great South Bay have been we'll peopled for
several weeks Those nearer New York. such
as Long Beach. the Rockaways. Arverns.
Eheepshead. Manhattan Beach. Brighton. and
Coney Island have been in full swing for a
longer time. Mr. Cable OF the Brighton says
this season is much ahead OF last From the
general manager OF tho Manhattan and Ori-
entail hotels It was learned that the number OF
gues 8 entertained at the first, so far this sea.
son, exceeds tho record for nlne years past.
and that the business at tho Oriental overtops
the returns for several summers
Coney Island suggests u musical passage.
introduced with violent and somewhat dis
cord ant fortissimo, terminating In a soothing
and harmonious diminuendo-the neiGhbor.
hood OF the pier tho beginning. tho Oriental
Hotel the 1nish.the intermediate caravansaries
each contributing In proper proportion.
Whether Seidl's or Gilmore's band makes the
moro noise may be disputed but owing to tho
close proximity OF tho Brighton to Coney lsl-
and proper q i've. cent stage ride connects tho
twol on an average the bigger crowd Is found
in the neighborhood OF the Metropolitan Or
chestra attracted. however. quite as much BY
the excellent il Ia carte and table dh5te
menu OF tho hotel a. by tho delightful con-
certs. Conveniencos for basket parties arc also
more OF a feature hero than further along tho
beach. In addition to the shifting throng Of
daily visitors. the hotel. conducted on both the
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s,'a swns ,hslr repu ,l broken with
artistic flower beds. one must search far to
nnd moro beautiful resting place BY the sea.
A rarIor orchestra is stationed every evening
in tn. ZIG ballroom on tho ground floor: Re:
Ser'on rooms are on me sS.ae ne Sm anu inc
drawing room on tho floor above. sumptuous
appointments are everywhere.
An addition to the main hall. made last
Tues .ay is a huge deer head and an,lers cap
tured BY MIR. CorbIn in the Blue Mountain. OF
NJ, u.n,ashtra. alec laroo wot.r oo,or
five by three feet (which hangs under
meath the head. representinr a herd OF elk en-
cl' sed in paddock game CAPTURED in the
same locality and transferred to Mr. Corbin's
farm naor Rahylon Long IslnDd So wall nat
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foniZe Is tho motel that the great square din-
ing room and the six private dining rooms are
al In use. It would be difficult to overrate the
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excellence OF the menu and the service. quiet
and conservative as the house f.. a few min
utss, valk or ride 20 Manhattan secures to tho
s.es van y. LUZ :, ana 800 h,nd 'n -.
guests Inc cnoice OF crowd. prass panu. OF
q .pectacular advertisement.
Among IN. long list of guest. are Gan Sick.
A"ns 'no loak ny VI , ku.' ORC 1 m e.eA
les. i. Q. Platt. j. L. Iuroy' ueo. hegG and
10 fam ~, Mr. and Mre. d. H. Bartlette. MIR. and
Nra W u c-omw.Il M ond Mrs Julos Mon.
s' W. ~. I"on W.T. S Snu WIS 'ues M ,oa
taut W. de Haynes. Geo. Nicholson and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Chspin, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
D. Flower and the Misses Flower. Miss Cha
I'm A. j. Car d n snd family Mr: ana Mrs.
T. Harper ana fanny =; !. NyGr"t, ~. anu
Gra j.. Brand. i. Mililams AND family f. ".
CoEgeshall ana inmiiI: geo. Al; ruler, , mrs; w.
=: hinasley and family, Mrs. T. BROOKS Me-.
wv. AnthoPy: +: v. Eemes ana i"mmi GS, F. +.
6wiIt A. ": Dr. ana AlTs; ApIre H., MISS q Z.
iady Miss T. Z. hogers y; W: Williams 3. \.
An3ott a4h family Of Ch me- zen; Wages .s
early this weex