New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
TIE SUMMER RTSH FROM THE CITY.
TRAINS AND BOATS CROWDED. WITH SEEKERS
OF COOL AND PLEASANT PL>CT:.

TRAINS AND BOATS CROWDED WITH SEEKERS
OF COOL AID PLEASANT PLACE"
Tho number Of people who have lcf, New-York CITY
since June t. 4, be ne for the summer. would pop
ulatc several good sized Western cities. 1t Is esu
mated that during the last two weeks 10000 men,
women and children Of this city nave PACKED 'h'r
trunk, and departed for the nelghborins seaNhore
reaorts. o. u pl-a'ant spot In the Country
Ncw.Yorhcr,. who desert the hot city during the sum
mcr months gcncrnly try to get away by Juns l.
MANY fnmilc. are left on th, date. but the majority
POSTPONED their departure account OF the cooi
weather. But the hot wave reached the city 50 soon
after June 1 that those who waited quickly maIc uo
their minds to get away soon as tho necessary ar
rangcmcntS could lie made
Thousands II those who delayed going away selected
last Monday for the day Of departure. and that dav
nj the railroad stitonS. at the steamship piers ana
M the express Offices never before probably, was
there witnessed In New York such smashing bang
ing and throwing around Of baggage. And the bag
cncemcn and expre,,mcn cannot be blamed much for
being - reckless The working force at the railroad
,,ntion, at the piers and tho express Offices was In
sufficient, 10 handle the trunks and boxes with care.
This being the case delicate attention was para 10
properly secured. and they shared the same
rough treatment with tho Others The result was mat
n,nv n man. and especially a woman, on reaching his
or her Destination found that the things they had
parlrd with 80 much care home were. In many In
stances hnnring through the openings that had been
made when passing through the hands OF the baggage
smasher;.
Il don't want many such days we had last
,nday and Tuesday, too said the baggage master
at the Grand Genital station YESTERDAY Everybody
I'm York II seemed 10 me. had made up his mind
10 20 T. the mountains. the scaSho,e the country.
Ard next Monday would he just such a day for me II
We had not had several di-aegecablc days this week.
There used T. bc a time when many people ~ New
York did not make Sach haste 10 get ont of town Cor
the summer. In, that timc has passed.
Long Branch. Ocean Grove. spring Lake and all the
New Jersey c0ast resorts received large share Of New
York visitors last Monday, Tuesday ard Wednesday rs
was shown by the pie u trunks and other baggage do
posted on ;hc pier n Liberty St. on t.ose days. The
New Jersey southern Division OF the Reading Railroad
system carried people these resorts. and that was
the route taken thi, year 10y many.
ON the sound boats Inst week there was an unusual
amount 81 activity.
Monday and Tue day We had 10 make up beds on
the cabin hools 10 accOWnodatc the passengers said
the New York agent of The Fill RIVER Line yesterday.
OF the year. but this June the rush was greater than
nSunl Newport hns big crowd already
Tn, Albany boats are also carrying their share ~
the people who nrc seeking mOIc cOngenal surround
ngS during the hot summer months. People, going 10
hudson Ca,sill lhinchcck Pnurhhecr sic. the Catskil
Mountain, and other points along and near the HudSon
generally N This Tim" of the ycsr go by water up tn"
Hudson. and this year was no exception. MANY peo-
pie also went 10 saratoga and the Adirondacks by waV
of The IIMlsp 10 \ bnny.
Al th' Pennsylvania Rallrnad station, NJ the Erie
and nj al ~" Other stations the great exit during the
last week was noticed.