New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

suits large stable belongs to the house and there Is
billiard aud barroom well as a telegraph once
The Phibrck family retain the management and owu'
connection 60 to 20 extending oue-thrd OF
mile along the shore towards the Little Boars Head.
Frank II. Wordel has been connected win tnst ,, a
clerk for three years and contributes constantly 70 ne
comfort and pleasure of the guests Two or three hops
are had every week and toward he at oi a wear of
sufficient brauce aud Importance to demand ne pgs
of special correspondents from the Boston PheI
The house was opened the 10Th OF June. since when
there has been the usual amount OF custom Beside
the regular Summer bOarders whose number mas hoe
fallen on IN the least large transient trade comes here
from, the near towns and cities. for which rooms are
always sma mdS ppm w York Among
the latter are A. Peabody ana wife, Miss Lily Pea
body ana Master Rcnard A. Peabody, ID. b. Van En-
stanton and family Miss Wilkes, ana MIS- C1luen
From Philadelphia are Bryant F9rgers0n anu fanny anu
Mrs Huntington and family. From Washington, a.. Is.
soughlou aud family. aud from Boston Ed yard Reg ns
and family. The terms are for the season. us 10 SEi P0i
week. or - so 10 81 per day for temporary guests
SLEEPING IN An OBSERVATORY.
The other hotel the Sea View situated upon h'sne
ground and fourth OF mile from the snofe paoh "a
the Beach THIS has less shade, bat more eA'eh"o"
ocean and land view than the other III Is three s'oeS
high with an observatory seventy feet long which, on
occas,oo Is occupied with cots The ordinary capacity
of the house Is for IT'S guests. Here also are the con-
vCngnveS eS % oe and p@1z, 300 feet in length the
terms for permanent bOardere are y 81 per ny. inc
gra.e, par VI thS liberh, scttfering IRON New
York ana The Western cities A. b. Lamberion ana
pary from Rochester and A. NJ Adsit and family from
New-York CITY, are amonet the expected Vsi'or'' "eo'
q. D0agcc IS proprietor
HAMPTON BEACH
Several miles down the coast from Rye where the
waves divide against projecting cliff is this resort OF
very different characteristics from the one last named,
and which has more than lost aud regained its
popularity. has not the varied features to insure
uniform and permanent fame although 1t is regarded by
many as ursrpoSsed for ocean views and bathing.
II rI4u
ugs whch add so much to the attractions OF kle Al
attempts to produce foliage seem TO have resutei us
srousy, and not tree or vine adorns the shOIe.
Then back ot the village, which lines the shOrc OF tue
bay formed the south o Bears Head Is OrOai lIdct
OF marshy land where water aud grass are strhGSns
for mastery, and none of which can ne crosu lc
Is much stagnant water not altogether inVllng' me
beaches however, are vide and tempting. aud, am
told, free OF all danger from undertOw: one oI tneh , ~
north of the cf, and the other stretches hoh Cle hta
OF the the south for two miles or more Inc nOst
prominent and by all means the most d,sirdoe part OF
hun red yards bevOnd the line Of the northern Deach'
and at the edge Is 65 feet above the water very
extensive view is obtained here, which inclldes
Boone Island, IS miles away. and to the sonih'
counted at night. SIX hundred feet from the
extremity OF TN. point on aoont 1ne sane Cot et1d th
past eight years by Col II Dumas The original mousse
WAS built Dut has since been enlarged and
can now give kind OF accommodation 10 225 guests
Ii was opened on the 2On ut since when UNI .c eA
pertinent of cheap rates has been Trei only u per d
being charged Tnus far there has been an average OF
80 to AZ guests, but to-day the terms are advanced 10
81 20 and - per day The beach Is very easy OF access
Boston aud the small Clllc@ OF htSStcnuselts
New Hampshire. from which places mach the larger
part of the Among the expected guests
however, are W. II Hall, Addison b. ii H. and George
A. Wadlegh, with their families, from NewYork aud
Messrs. Woods aud Draper. with Their famlies rom
Washington. Edna Dean Proctor spent several weeks
here last season. and John G. Whittier shorter time
A Willard room ani bowliucllley. telegraph and post
offices stable. blthhouses. and sllbOats are counec eu
with the hotel Gas used the lower floors Music is
furnished by quadrill" band from Boston.
THE OCEAN HOUSE.
greater portion OF the New-York visitors to Hamp-
of he OPp "A IA IN lie
from the clif near the long beach, OF which Pniip
Yeaon Co. are proprietOrs This is fOur-story house
with two connecting cottages, and will accommodate in
large and handsomely furnished suites of rooms, above
rooms there is a welcome variation from the TOO com
style, the greater part OF the chamber sets beng
made of and walnut of odd pattern and heavy anu
complete nnSl JhlS season the pdriOrs ana some Ol
the chambers have been RENTED and fur-
nshed. Here also there are bowling alleys, billiard
hail, and livery stable with 20 horses The terms are
SIP to $40 per week. The Hon +. L. JudsOn and y. L.
HaIcOmb. with their families, from Albany; Holman
Davidson and Henry irrs, from New.1OIk; X. 1.
Haydenve; W. NJ. Todd, ]. F. Merrill, W II. cIntosh,
and Dr. Lghill, with their families, from BostoD are
eXpected this Summer.
Other ho:els Ltavitt's Hampton Beach House and
the Granite House which accOmmOd ,te IRON so TO 100
each have been put up during the pt,t
few years. but most OF them cheap affairs winch
neither increase tue beauty OF the place nor serve
greatly comfort Of the builders. Were they all
ONT of the way and nothing but tine hotels left, Hampton
Beach would be a much peasanier resort.
Coaches the hotels meet the several trains on the
tstern Road at Hampton, q miles away. Two SIX
horse bargeS also make daily trips between Exeter and
the Beach, leaving the former place AT $3.50 a. m ana 1:JO
D. H. upon arrival of the Boston and Portland trains,
over the Boston and Maine Railroad. On Saturday tney
leave Exeter at $3.50 and $50 p AMI return Monday
morning in time for the $50 and o:i5 trains horth ana
south.