The New York herald., 1874-07-01
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.

SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.
The Ocean House, Newport, opened on saturday.
Hon. ID. b. Dodge IS erecting cottage at Block
,laad
4. Martinez, OF New York, the well known Cuban,
" the Grand Union, Saratoga.
aPs. Richard +. Carman and Miss l.. Carman, OF
FT York, are at Lake Mahopac
| ne opening OF the United tates Hotel at Sara
Ga, was the event Of The season.
me eight principal hotels OF Saratoga have
Pfie accommodation for 5000 people.
fiternoon concerts during the season vii, be
en by the ga rIson at Fort Adams, Newport.
hham WoOdard, Jr., OF New York, arrived at
'rand Union, saratoga, on Saturday OF last
and Mrs. c. F. Llvcrmore and family, OF New
have taAen rooms at the Grand Uuion,
ga
phaetons are a Newport commonality.
o hied with pretty little misses who hold
s.
Sorozo Lobo, Minister from Portugal, has
quarters at the Sands Point Hotel Tor him
d family.
Marquis and Marqaise OF san Mariana.
were guests at the opening OF the Gregory
last Saturday.
express trains this year Will stop at Gal
Pa to enable visitors to reach rhe top OF
leghanies on Sundays.
onthern paper recommends Genera Grant
nd The summer in the Wilderness where he
his great three days battle.
lmodors Sternbel and wie, OF the navy, and
lel Audenricd, OF the army, Will spend tae
Pn al TIE Delaware Water Gap.
a.,
Ho ly at Long Branch, exMnister Bigelow at
Point and secretary Fish at Garrlsun's.
Fapas own girl' Is anxious that he shouid
ner visit the Branch tnis summer. and he
Id be the best fellow out if he would only buy
that $40, 900 set Of diamond jeweiry.
he manager oil the Gregory House, Lake Ma
ac, win give ball the evening OF tue
irth TO his guests, and special invitations have
IN extended to number OF New YORK families.
fhe Fenmore House. CoOperstowu, opened on
es,iay Among the New YORK guests are Lieute-
nt PostIey and family, J. G. Hamilton and family,
d. Young and family, F. ]. Lee and Mrs. ELS
birth.
The "Saratogas o. the Vests are Fruitport
hchigan, near Grand Haven; Grand Haven, Lam
ng, Michigan and Highland Park, Illinois. They
re well patronized by the peop4e OF Illinois, WIS.,
)nsln, Michigan ana Indiana.
Among the guests at the Tappan-Zee House,
yack on the nudson. are the following New York
y with their families :--Messrs. Hartman, George
:. Talman, A. F. Demest F. f. Martin, p. P. Dick
lson, Josiah Macy, Jr., and Winiam Il. Arthur.
AT the Kittatlnny House, Deaw are Water Gap,
le following New YorGers have taken rooms -
X. Snafer, r. II. Lowe. George B. Walbridge, T..
Bartlett, Mrs. MORRISON, DR.. John Coiville,
quilla Rich ana j. Bookmln, with their families.
The tables OF prices and choice of routes
ON New York, via Niagara Falls, Lake Ontario,
lie thousand Islands of the ST. Lawrence, the
mite Mountains, Lake George, Memphrema-
Dg, Saratoga and thence home, just published,
low the cost OF trip around our Northern
order TO be quite reasonable.
Among those booked from this city at the Fort
'illiam Henry Hotel, Lake George, are Mrs. David
anKs, ST., and family, DAVID Banks and family,
ons,ant A. Andrews and family, Robert c. Hutch
igs and family and 5. Wormser and family. Gen.
raj Craig and W. G. Kingsley, of Brooklyn, Will
lso be there with their iamAies.
Among thUse summering at Lake MahOpac mot
reviously announced) are William Borden and
Imly, Mrs. Coles and family, No. 256 Ftth ave-
ne; MIR. and Mrs. ;. Coleman, Mr. +. Boas, OF the
amburg steamship line; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s..
ose, William and Gibson Fahaestock, OF Jay
coke a Co.. Mrs. James Suydam and family and
r. ). v. Mott and family.
We learn rom the Sdrdtogidn Of Monday that
Ie new time tables on the railroads centrlng at
aratoga went into erfect on that day. Trains are
IN so as to Connect with the day and night boats
Il the Hudson River to and from New York, ana
lrough trains to and rom Philadelphia by way OF
ie Albany and Susquehanna road scranton, &c,
i'll be run the same as last year. The Sunday
-ain rom Albany will arrive at the springs at
80 and it will leave at 4 P. Nj.
An exchange gives the following historical ac.
ount of Ballston Spa:-"The his DRY OF Baston
pa goes back TO 1903, in which year Sir william
ohnston was brought here BY Indian guides and
scelved much benefit from the healing waters. All
he great men used TO come 10 Ballston and lodge
the Sans Souci. President Pierce came; Cal
oun used to drive here IN his own carriage from
outh Carolina; the Emperor Louis Napoleon
Layed here Tor TWO months; Secretary Marcy died
ere. But when the springs disappeared. the
iory Of sans souci went with taem, and all was
nln.n
1t is reported than an EFFORT, started by Breslin,
urceu & Co.. OF the Grand Union, Saratoga, to
ind all the hotels there to charge newspaper cor
espondents full rates, was defeated by one OF the
oteIs declining 70 enter into the compact. This is
o be regretted Legitimate journalists desire DO
courtesies," as 1t Is styled. Bonemians 10. II
oil rates are charged genuine journalists will be
rec to critlcise, while Bohemans will be driven TO
rec lunches and station houses for accommoda-
ions. The former, who pay their way ana write
sarlessly, are gentlemen; the latter, who gauge
heir puhs by the value Of the courtesies extended,
re pests, to be summed like the smallpox.