The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-14
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.
costs S. to hop at Long Branch.

1t costs IS to hop at Long Branch
Carl Schurz is drying on the Narragansett pier.
Mt. and Mrs. Barney Williams will 60 to the
White sulphur Springs.
Oh, for q week at Lake Mohawk The Vassar
College girls are walters there.
Lake MahOpac lair ones are in ecstasies over the
attentions paid them by the owner of the yacht
Triner, whose vessel is always at their service.
1t makes one hungry to read OF the speckled
bea uties captured in the trout streams OF the in
terror; but as we never see any Of these "four
Founders" in the city, there must be a good deal
OF '.romancng" by the Adirondack's correspond
ents.
After all the noise about daily illustrate paper
for the season at Saratoga, 1t turns out to be
merely the old familiar Sentinel, with very poor
cut OF the United States HOTEL and pictures OF
q watch and triangle over advertisements re-
| peated from day to day.
Colored porters and baggage smashers will take
notice that the man who has had the five nitro
gycerne trunks built will. leave this city on his
first annual campaign against these enemies Of
| trunks early next week. He will go first to the
| East and then swing around the circle.
Among the guests who are found at that popular
and near resort. the Pavilion, New Bright on are
| A. L. de la Forest French Consul, and family !;
Judge and Mrs. Sterling, Louis Fatman (the
banker), ana family; Robert Mcdowell OF the
Columbia Legation, ana William A. Ellery and
family.
General B. W. Blanchard and family, Mrs. F. A.
Goddard and family, OF Fifth avenue; DR.. r. G.
Railway and family. Mr.. Kitchell (he banker De
Louza Lobo Spanish Minister; Josh Billings, and
Lieutenant Commander X. P. Leavy, OF the Navy,
have taken rooms at Leland's Ocean House, Long
Branch.
Among those who will spend part OF the sum-
mer at Lake Mahopac are Mr.. E. owens OF 73O
Lexington avenue; Mrs. 8. G. Barr, Of SO West
Thirtysixth street; Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. j. Brew
ster. OF 434 Fifth avenues Isaac Bodeau and family,
OF Brooklyn and IL. L. Clark and family of East
Twenty-ninth street.
Newport correspondent writes:-C. ]. Peter
son, OF Peterson's Magazine and Mr.. Lppincott, OF
Lfpptncotrs Magazine, are also here occupying
cottages. These, with Julia Ward Howe and her
husband, Dr. 8. g. Howe, Colonel Higgnson, George
H. calvert ana the Boston Radical Club, VIII make
delightful literary coterie, which Will be probably
ioined by others known In literary circles.
'"Mac," OF the 81. Louis GLOBE, who Is quite CON-
petent authority, thinks a properly conducted
young woman win dispose OF the following during
q days stay at watering place. No wonder some
hotel men go into bankruptcy
IA. Nj glass spring water.
A. MI cup strong coffee, tumbler iced milk,
slice euttered toast, hot ron, buckwheat pan.
cakes, plate chicken, l ditto fried potatoes, 2
pOacned eggs, venis0n steak.
IL A. MI glass sherry.
l2a p. MI tnmbler ale, ditto iced milk, / cup
hot tea, glasses sherry, plate SOUP ditto brook
trout ditto cold meat vegetables at indiscretiOn,
bread ditto slice pie, piece iratt cake. plate
berries, ditto ice cream, cup coffee.
4P. MI glass spring water, glass sherry.
6h p. Nj plate soup, glass Chabs, slice
salmon, l plate cucumbers. vegetabIes-Pota-
toes, tomatoes, corn, peas, salad &c. / plate
salmi of wild duck ana olives. Entrees-Oyster
patty. rice curry, mutton outlets. One plate roast
turkey, ditto boiled ham, glass iced milk ditto
champagne, ditto ice water, cup conee Des-
sert-Pe, plum pudding, ices, cake, raisins, nuts,
| cheese fruits &c. al To.
on p Nj cup coffee, glass iced milk, plate
lobster salad; miscellaneous poisonous substances,
as pickles, hot bread ice cream brandy, cake, &c.
l2H A. NJ cup conee. glasses champagne, /
| glass ice water, plates ice cream, / chicken
| salad, ID LucTeztG B01gtd; soft shell crab en-
| Bv.nvuliers; l aspic, mode de LYDIA Sherman
| Odlanttne DE uoldlle gdrntture Wharton; various
funeral baked meats, cake, ice pudding, &C., Qu0nt.
| sur; glass iced punch,