The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-22
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.


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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rathbone will be at Stonngton.
Rev. DR.. Osgood and family will be at Fairfield,
Conn.
The family OF william Il. vanderbilt win be az
Saratoga.
The family OF s. L. N. Barlow viii summer al
Glen Cove, l.. l.
Secretary Robson and family win be at Rye
Beach this week.
West Point wants female recruits. They will all
md Cozzens there.
Mayor Havemeyer, New Workers hope, will GO
away for the summer or longer.
The new waterworks at Mount Desert, to pro.
vide pure water, completed.
Mrs. John Hall and family, No. $50 Fifth avenue,
leave in a few days for Newport.
"rhe Bread Loaf Inn" is the name OF q MOTEL at
Rlpton, VT, 1850 ieet up the mountains.
Filtration has begun at Newport. Gideon welles
and Miss Cushman are the latest arrivals
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. w. Coster, of No. 20 Fifth
nue., will go to the various watering places.
.Trickey" Is the suggestive name OF the landlord
at the Jackson Falls House, New Hampshire.
George W. Childs would be happy at Rockaway.
1t is the child's delight and he should buy It,
Belmont Hail, New Brighton, managed by Mr.. s.
L. Pierce is of the resorts very convenient to
the CITY,
The Greenwood christened Grace will 20 to
Colorado She will take Mrs. Ames instead OF a
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Palmer, of Chicago, have
rooms engaged at the Ocean Hotel. Long Branch,
for portion of the season
Cooperstown Is likely to be so crowded that the
hotels have been compelled to rent outside
quarters for their servants.
The Richmond WING reports that President
Grant will to the Virginia White Sulphur Springs
soon after the adjournment OF Congress.
Judge B. R. Curtis OF Boston, occupies II. A..
Wrght's cottage, on the corner Of Rhode Island
avenue and Catherine street, Newport.
The Surf Hotel, Fire Island, guarantees relief
for the hay fever victims who usually go to the
White Mountains or Catskills for relief 1t can be-
reached in little over an hour by rail from Will
namsburg.
One feature Of this years summerlng and prob
ably result Of the panic, is the frequent adver-
tisements OF those who want to get summer board,
and offer in payment, part or otherwise, their
daughters pianos, grand or otherwise.
The announcement that President Grant has
leased his cottage to New York banker leads
many to suppose that he has cut Long Branch. IL
is the cottage that was presented to him he has
leased. He owns another, which will be the brevet
Executive Mansion.
"Burleigh," of The Boston Journal, says Of Long,
Branch:-"Far or to the west Is q little group Of
cottages where the President and his friends have
their summer house. The rest Of the Branch Is
the land of judah. The hotels are crowded with
the people Of Israel and their children"
A Jersey pleasure seeker asks pathetically-
That round my pillow roar,
Where :" .stee sSsS are are no more,
For his Information we may say that there are no
..skeeters" nor hotel clerks either in heaven, D
summer land which all should aspire to reach.
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Hotel, Saratoga, where they will remain until
July, when they occupy their cottage on Long.
Island. Gerritt Smith and family are also ar
the Grand Union for the season. A. T. stewart
will take possession Of his apartments in this noter
on the LIST OF July; also Ex-Governor A. G. Curtin
OF Pennsylvania ex-Attorney General Henry
Stanberry, Of Ohio; Rev. DR.. e. II. Chaplin. OF New
York, ana Washington Mclean and Murat Hal
stead, Of CINCINNATI; W. B. Thomas and family,
and Mrs. Dexter II. Follet and family, Of Boston.
viii be here for the season.
gossping correspondent OF the ST. Louis Globe,
who is evidently familiar with the merits OF the
various resorts, drawing comparison between
Newport and the West End, of Long Branch, re-
marks EFF you would be at ease at Newport Sc
cure your lettres de catcsete before setting your
eyes eastward. II you would be certain OF admis-
sion with your vie to any hotel or boarding house.
put your marriage certificate In your pocket The
only tests OF the one-the open sesame-are dia-
monds and dollars, and an intimate knowledge OF
poker, faro and roulette; Of the other respecta.
biity Of your ancestry, character and intelli-
gence-or, in other words-'b blood" The CORE.
spondent is especially bold In his declaration that
s'the low bred and rude OF speech who naturally
collect at the West End -, II they be well dressed,
will always be welcome, no matter what their
moral leprosy may be. Even back eye or q
shaved head will not debar their possessors from
the most select circles OF hotel life If they have
glamour OF diamonds and dollars to back their as