New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
BATsHORE WELCOMES DOG DAYS
THE COMING OF LABOR DAY DOES NOT
MEAN THAT THE VISITORS ARE
GOING HOME.

Bayshore. Long Island. Aug. 25-It is customary
to look upon Labor Day marking the end OF
the season 1t is proper so to regard 1t In the
Jority OF Long Island resorts. but IN Bay Shore
that day has special sgnihcance II exctes little
comment in passing and is by the cause
for any undue bustling departures The people
here. so far as IT could be gathered content to
remain In their present quarters some weeks
longer. II the weather does not suddenly turn in
clement there is every likelihood that the season
will run into the first October.
There has been unusual excitement in this
place since the horse show passed into history
1t Is true that another horse meeting is 10 come
OF at Oakwood Driving Park next week but a the
interest lies In tests OF speed and general racing
quahues OF the entries there will be comparatively
few who Will make this absorbing affair
Yacht racing continues steadily. Competition for
the Lighthouse Cup arouses much speculation in
the minds OF the yacht people. and the minor races
claim their enthusiasts. The weather for last
fortnight has been ideal. Last evening a glorious
sunset, such as transformed Great South Bav into
sea of golden beauty. ushered in the evening
Even the most practical and the most ardent for
Pleasure must nave been impressed by the mag
nihcent closing OF the Sabbath.
The races on Saturday held in a light north
ery wind, changing to southwest on the last round
All the boats were expected to be in by 4 o'cIock
but the breeze remained light that IL was some
une after when the signal announcing the finish
was given The number OF boats racing was
small The results follows: Glass T r
Macys Don. first, time PSI. .43; second Allan Pin
kerton's Pnkie; third. j. Campbell Smitb.s .,,v
roster Glass X. C. Fl. Coneirs Treasure first
uIne, SO9S4: second. S. F. Rothschild's lillian.
third. Aymar Johnson's Marie; fourth Josiah
Laws Alpheus
AT the Oakwood Driving Park meeting to take
place on September 500 has been offered I'm special
premiums Tor tests OF speed. There are to be four
classes In ali-2:25 class. trot pace 30 class
trot or pace; free -for-all. trot and 2:4O class
Dr and Mrs. Manderville. of South Orange ~ J..
heir 7n-foO
cruising in these waters
minstrel and vaudeville entertainment was
given at the Prospect House on Saturday night for
the benefit OF the bellboys
The sacred concert at the Prospect House las
evening was remarkable for its classical selections
and rendering. Among the pieces 1.-The SaIu-
tation of the Palms by E. ]. McCormick's Or
chestra: plano solo by Miss Emile Ruff: schu-
Glucks Andante in F, solo for cello. by William
stTe,Iow F. Mecormek o, 5r -, aeGS,mpanist and
Thomas A. Mcintyre. jr.
Owen. Oscar Tromndager. c. NJ Decker. Dr. w
., Steers M Nse5 Walter e Roopey George MUIR
KEsy Kn3s:s 4 1!{aas aG4aas sy ass
Dover and child. of Cleveland. Ohio: Miss e. B.
Mahon and family, OF PHILADELPHIA: Mr. and Mrs
soEhs Fus%an Mn and Of MTs MEsrthpG5 II T oGonpcr
H. Jones. Miss Hazel Agresta. John NJ Dempsey
PnH Garter # Ri,o6. 6 & Phillips p Williams gs
Mae Iansevn Miss Aee a Cameron. o'ah B. f. coHan Mss
August pgr. H i. NJ Hauschild. W H Erhart. Mr..
Falconer. Martin Herbert. Mr.. and Mrs J. r.
Burnett. Miss Burnett. Dr. Ethel b. Brown. 7. E.