The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

The Atlantic Hotel, Cape May, Is In the market
at public sale.
Newburg, on the Hudson, is putting In her claims
for a summer resort
Long Branch has summer population usually OF
5000 regular residents.
son Of ex-Mayor Kalbneisch is erecting a fne
cottage at Long Branch
The summer time tables OF railroads to catch
the saratoga travel will take effect May "a.
The proposed railroad from Broadway, Sara
toga to the lake, Is still thing of the future.
The site OF the Greenbriar Springs West Virginia,
was once the hunting grounds OF the Shawnees.
Elizabeth, N. j., is ambitious OF being celebrated
as summer resort tor those seeking great retire.
mens
s'Crusade cordial" IL already advocated Us q sum-
mer drink. santa Cruz, probably, under q new
name.
Charles D0dw0rth's band has been re-engaged to
furnish music at the stockton Hotel Cape May.
this season.
Hamilton Happin, Of this city, has arrived at
Newport and taken possession OF his villa on Beach
View avenue.
The 'Arsenic Spring." at the Arkansas Hot
Springs, is chiefly patronized by ladies who want
q clear complexion.
There are f1fty-seven hot and cold springs at the
Hot Springs Mountain, Ark. They are at an eleva-
ton OF about 400 feet.
The fremont House, Cape May, has been leased
for the summer by George L. Jacoby, of the Mer-
chants Hotel Philadelphia.
Major Quincy, Order-OEArrest Clerk in the
Sherif,s once, has purchased six acres on Cedar
avenue Long Branch, and is erecting q handsome
cottage.
A. II. LOwery, OF Washington. will, 1t is said this
season, occupy the Newport residence of Mr.. II. o.
De Rham, OF this city, whose family will not spend
the summer there.
The new proprietors OF the Palisade Mountain
House are d. s. Hammond, late OF the Gilsey House.
and Colonel Smith, OF Poughkeepsic, who have Sc
cured seven years. lease.
The Harrington House, .Demarest, ". T., Will
open May 1 /; the Pavilion House. Glen Cove L. L.,
May /; the Tarrytown Heights Hotel, June Is, and
the Rdgedeid Park Hotel Ridgeneid, N. j., May /.
At the Hot Springs (Ark) there is what Is
known as the "Corn Spring." 1t is death on corns,
and oil who batne in it find these troublesome
nuisances removed. SO says correspondent of
the Troy Times
One OF the leading attractions at White Noun
tain hotels to bachelors are the waiter girls who.
in many instances are New England school mains
and very pretty. Tiey teach during the winter
and wait on table during the season.
The ocean W1ce claims that the high price of
building lots at Cape May IL retarding improve
ments, and the sooner our large property owners
come 10 realization Of the fact the better 1t Will
be for them and the community at large.
few cottages at Long Branch are already
occupied. g. w. Curtis and family are located on
Ocean avenue, and number OF the theatrical
fraternity, including the Albaughs, Conways ana
The family OF Edwin Adams. have located on Cedar
and Park avenues.
One OF the Oldest and most delightful trips IL by
eff n, M
the St. Lawrence; by rail from Brook vile, Canada
to the Ottawa; down the Ottawa RIVER past ST.
Annis, OF which Tom Moore sung; through the
Lachme rapids to Montreal, and thence by rail- to
the White Mountains.
At the Hot sulphur Springs, Ark, they vary the
monotony by sending jealous husbands into
crowded ball rooms with derringer Recently q
Doctor Lndley. brothcr-in-law or Ex-Governor
Rector entered ball room, shot tailor and q
doctor, and frightened the ladies SO much that
manJ escaped through the windows.