The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-20
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.
saratoga Sentinel appears daily ROW.

The Saratoga Sentinel appears daily ROW.
The orawaupum Hotel, White Plains, Is open.
The Rip Van Wrinkle House, Catskils, IS open.
Mr.. August Belmont Is expected 1t Newport
next week.
Six hundred guests arrived at Saratoga hotels
last week.
The Quakers are holding meeting at Newport
this week.
Dotted grenadines will be the afternoon ana
evening dresses.
At Fire Island Beach the Surf House offers pleas
ant accommodations.
Ex-Chamberlan Bradley will occupy Mr.. Peter
B. Sweeny's Lake Nahopac villa.
Count Corti has reached Newport, as has also
Peterson, the Philadelphia publisher.
The National Hotel, Far RocSaway, IS ready &c
receive all guests with plenty of money.
York, Me-, twill be happy" &C., ''now and
hereafter" There are several hotels there.
You can spend the season at Astoria for sl2 per
week, and have mosquito concert each evening
thrown in gratis.
lie Marquis de Cairemont Formere. Secretary Of
the French Legation, has taken Mrs. Stedman's
cottage, on Pequot avenue, New LONDON.
Now the black boys HE away to the coast for thef
summer harvest Nearly every one is armed with
q whisk broom and a "stunningn wardrobe.
1.-The fog was so great at Long Branch last week
that people only knew when it was morning by the
obstinate iteration of persistent ROSTERS and the
monotonous strlkings OF cocks,n says an ex-
change.
Imitation Modocs have put in an appearance at
Niagara and Saratoga 1t is q TACT worthy of note
that the articles they sell, represented to be their
own workmanship, are made by the inmates of the
Blind Asylum.
DR.. G. W. Lawrence and Paymaster Battoni OF
the navy, have had q msundersa landing at the
Arkansas Hot Springs that is likely end IN
duel. All because the paymaster denounced Law
renee as quack
"Fresn fields and pastures new are 10 be found
IN Lake village, n. H. The most undisguised fun
and rolic will be to be the lot OF all mo are
so wise as TO gaze at Lake Winnipiseosee and the
mountains from THIS town.
NJ. Charles f.. Morrell, MIR. John de Cardenas,
Mrs. Joseph de Cardenas and family. OF New York,
and +. Hazard Altman, or Brooklyn, have arrived
at Leland's ocean Hotel, Long Branch.
saturdays Newport Ne'cs says:-"ln the last
two days the steamer Eolus has brought 100
New York passengers to this city. The hon. George
Bancroft is expected TO be at his residence in this
city in the latter part OF the season."
"Beg pardon, sir ~ said colored waiter to
stranger at the Gregory the other day: "but Mr..
Crittenden am undevodably obtained wild a tran
sum guest in de exception room.n That nowery
darky says the Lake Mahopac Herold must have
come from Florida.
Messrs II. g. Marquand, Frank Squire, John
Paine, Mrs. +. I. Potter. II. W. yruen Eugene Ket.
tletas, Loring Andrews, Mrs. r, woodworth Mrs.
Stewart Brown, Mr.. James P. Kernochan, Mrs. J.
N. Coles, Professor J. T. Huntington, rs. J. Nc
Caulley, Messrs, W. W. Gammell, Z. 7. Smelling. T..
j. Herrck and Arthur Wiling have ali arrived at
their Newport cottages
Among the civil rights hotel Keepers should
guarantee to every guest is the right TO choose
how many coored gentlemen shall brush him
down after registering. Two or three viii DO; nut
when man gets into the clutches OF the nan
dozen persistent Africans who last year charged
the guests at Long Branch, he feels IKE charging
them at the point Of pocket knife or kicking
them into 0uietude.