The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-25
A NEW SEA.SIDE H0TEE.

The great want that has been felt at Atlantic fitv
ever since IL mas been resort for tnOse who Delight
IN making days excursion 20 the seaside has at
last been supplied in the shape Of q mammoth
hotel, sufficient to accommodate 1890 guests 1t is
located between PaClhC avenue and the ocean about
half dozen blocks below the Surf House II has
front on the beach OF 1870 feet and is 200 feet in
uvpI, ~ ID tnIee stores IN heBht, and Is divided
INTO various compartments in amanner which is best
suited TO the wants Of the guests. Around the
building, at the first and second stories have been
STecVeu substantial pannas from which the visitors
have magnificent view OF the ocean and the more
thlcky built up portions OF the city. The lower door
is divided by an immense hall running the entire
length OF the building. on the left, as you enter the
mouse, is a fine bowling saloon, where six ten-pin
bar-room, which Will be very tastefully fitted up TO
the rear Of this is the dining-roOm, and mamnoth
affair 1t 49, II is 10 feet wide by 1873 feet deep,
floor to the ceiling. It wiz In the Interim
between meals be devoted to the purposes OF bar
room, and as 1t viii accommodate about 1890 people
seated u VIII prove TO be one OF the great features
OF the structure. Here the eXCurslonsts will be
protected from the rays OF the during the heated
portion OF the day. AT night the room can be used
for the purpose Of hops Still to the rear is the
Kitchen, which is one OF the Kind, in size ana COM
fort, that we have heard our mothers speak Of. Ii
is large and airy, and is replete with
every modern convenience. 1t is adapted
TO COOK for the above number OF people, and
lts internal arrangements are as complete as
any Of the principal hotels in the country A great
feature Of this part OF the building is that enter
ing the diningroom, You do not smell the, to nearly
everybody, dlsagreeable odors OF cooking yctuals,
as that room and the kitchen are separated by
large nal. BaCk OF Ute kltCnGn IS neatly
structed building to be used a laundry. Like
everything else, 1t is complete. ON the opposite side
Of the main entrance are the Wash-rooms which
are mammoth in size and furnished in
fine style, The second 1oor is divided
into the parlors, biard-r0om, a private
dihlngToon, ana several committee rooms
well-ventilated bed-chambers. The building is to be
lighted throughout with gas, which will be manuiac-
tured on the spot, and the machinery for that pur-
pose is now in the Of erection. The track of
the Camden and Atlantic Railroad Company runs
right to the building so that from the train you Jump
into the hotel instead OF having to walk some dis
tance, as is generally the at watering places
under broiling sun. Some eighty odd bath houses
have been erected for the express OF excursion
lists, and are arranged with every convenience for
ladies and gentlemen. The entire affair cost s50OO0
June 10 has been named as the opening day when
everything will be in complete order TO
receive guests MIR. S. c. Kongmacher, a
man who has been raised in a tirst-class hote will
assume charge Of the institution that no one need
have any hesitation in visiting the establishment
Carncross ~ DXey's brass band and orchestra have
been engaged for the season for the benefit Of
sionists and sojourners. To further insure conf
dence with the public, Streets safety life lines have
been erected IN front OF the house, that it will be
an mpossbiity for accidents to occur from drowning
HEARINGS AT TUE CENTRAL STATIoN.-This after
noon at o'clock, before Alderman Kerr, at the Cen
tral Station:-
upon the charge of stealing ot OF stockings from
the store Of MI Strong, No 9 South Second street
Held in $500 bail to answer.
Also, Henry Blake hal hearing, upon the
charge Of stealing books from the Han OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Held in $500 bail for
further hearing
Also Ferdinand Helferlng had hearing upon
the charge OF stealing chickens from places in Ger
mantown Held for further hearing.
Also Joseph Dye had a hearing upon the charge
OF passing 500 counterfeit note, at the store of
Girard avenue, and $50 counterfeit; note at the
store OF MI Corson, corner of Ridge road and Jeler
ons street HGIH ~ Sann bow 70 an2"er.
held an inquest on the body Of an unknown wnite
ms app1 ahOut fOrtV-fVa which was
in the Delaware at Chestnut street He is five feet
nine inches in height, has dark brown hair, large
moustache, and goatee. He had on dark cloth sack
overcoat, hght-brown undercoat, black cloth vest
and pants white shirt white merno undershirt, ana
gaiter boots The body has the appearance OF having
been in the water about five months
POLICE ArPoINTMENTs.-Ano batch Of the un-
terrified were sworn III this morning to do police
duty. They are as follows:
Third DIstrict-JOhn Donnegan.
Fifth District-Simon N. Lynch. James Mona
ghan and Thomas Keey.
sixth Dstrct-ThOmas Duncan, Charles RourKe,
p Cole. '''''N ''''''' ~ ' OO''''' anu
Eleventh District-Edward II. Chattin, Jacob
Rotan Jacob Snyder, and George Martin.
Sixteenth District-P. +. Duross.
Seventh Distri"t-Peter y Pvrne.
4 Row in A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McGTaII, 900.
McCully and Louis Runyon yesterday afternoon
went into a beer saloon on Fifth street. above Co
lumbia avenue, and INDUCED in a free eight. They
did no more damage than TO injure each others
heads They were all arrested McGratl was held
by Alderman Neil and the other two 10y Alderman
Helms 20 answer.
THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE or WAYS AMI
MEANs.-Ihls committee met again to-day 40 the
Continental Hotel. General T. G. SchenCk, the
chairman, arrived in the city during the night ana
participated in the proceedings General d. W. G.
Baxter, Naval Ohicer, and other Government ofhGals
| were examined, mainly as 10 the machinery aud
workings Of their respeotye departments.
| FIREAT DARRY.-This morning the dry,ng-E ause
attached 10 the extensive cotton and wOoea MIL
| occupied by Samuel w. Cartell, situated on thr
| nI1 NJ bR rt1otrn ~
| Darby, was entirely destroyed 10y fire. The loss
which is covered by Insurance. is about $4,000 This
is the new MN which was oult on the site OF the Old
| structure which was burned down two years ago
| when the loss was upwards Of quarter Of million
| Of dollars.
SCHOONER SUEE.-Last night the schooner Cham
| pon Brady loaded with cOrd-woOd, vas sunk jn tht
| dock at Walnut street, on the SChuykiu She wa,
| being towed into the dock and was run against
sunken canal-boat. The hands made a marrow
| escape
CLOTHING TmEvEs.-This morning, Policeman
| Matsmger, of the sixteenth district, saw two me-
| going down the Baltimore Railroad with bundle
| The policeman hailed them, when they drOppe
their bundle ana ran The bundle contained q lot O
clothing which, 1t is supposed, they had stolen.
RESIDENCE ROBBED.-The residence OF H. New
man, No. 53s Lorain street, was entered yesterda
| afternoon and robbed OF a gold necklace armletS
three gold rings, ana lot OF sver-ware. IN
| military parade.
A T1LI-TAPPER.-At 3 o'clock Yesterday afternoon
| negro boy entered the store OF w. NJ swain on th
corner oi twentieth and Brown Streets and, durin
the temporary absence OF the proprietor, relieve
the money drawer of $50. lie then escaped.
TYN ALE & MICHEL
NO. 7O7 CHEsNUT STREET,
HAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE INVOICE 0
} BOHEMIAN COLOGNE SETS
AVARIETY OF PATTERNS,
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