The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
GOSSIP OF THE WATERING PLACES

10 seems that General Gushing, our Minister al
Madrid, Is not mering al Eewburyport, 40
cording to reports. The Herald or that place says
he must have Prince Alps carpet TO travel b.
telegraph and Gyzes' ring to make himself invisb
BILE II the news were true. Probably the report
arose from the announcement that Mr.. Gushing
had become a resident OF Newburyport and il
taxed there.
They establishing anti-treating societies al
some OF the watering places. Probably the mem,
bers think that the pleasure IS as great in being
treated as TO treat.
The annual Rhode Island clambakes ON Provi.
dence River are now all the rage among the
denizens OF that section and their numerous
guests from everywhere.
The NewDuryport Herald urges that place as
delightful summer resort at popular prices. Tue
attractions rather more out Of the place than
In it.
Its estimated that during the months OF July
and August there win be every day from 900 to
5000 Americans scattered along the water from
Niagara Falls to Cnicontinie, the mead OF Davlga-
ton OF the Saguenay River
An incorrigible old western newspaper GROWER
having said that the proper watering place for a
woman was the washtub, mis- linen appeared
''ragged-edGed" all the next week.
Somebody recommends Washington city as O
cool watering place for the summer. Be that
1t may It is certain that during the winter great
many people there hnd it hot enough for them.
The Potter Pamers, OF Chicago; the Lowry
Manns OF Cheshire, England; Henry Watts, OF
LONDON; R. C. Appleton, OF New York; the M.
Day Kimbals, oil Boston, with the Lambs, Of
Providence. are among the recent arrivals at the
Ocean. Newport.
The SchIosses, OF New York; l. ". Tobey and
wife and 4. W. whitney, as the Aduidneck,
Newport. So is A. Sidney De Wolh Of Bristol,
one OF the family grandees OF Rhode Island.
osgood Walsh. OF New York, Is occupying one o.
Hall Cnn's cottages at Newport
Frederick w. Stevens and family, OF New York,
who have been in Europe the past two years, are
expected at their Bellevue avenue villa, Newport
Only two receptions have thus far been given By
the summer residents at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel B. Post of New York, cele
brated tho forteth anniversary OF their marriage
the 7th, in Newport
Baron Shieman, Count Litta and Baron Tavera,
Of Washington, are stopping at the Cataract
Niagara. so is Baron MIedeIl.
DR.. G. W. Parmy, or Paris, and Clarence 8. Day,
OF New York, are spending q few days at the
Cataract.
Judge Nathan clifford and wife, OF Portland,
Me-, are at the Internatonal Niagara.
The Henry MiIlers, OF San Francisco, are at the
International. SO are the J. Lowmans, or Gin
cinnatL
DR.. G. W. Parmly, OF Paris; the Baococks, OF
syracuse the Buruses OF Buffalo, are at the
Cataract, Niagara.
W. H. Pepper and G. ". smith,. Of Texas, ars
the only names registered as hailing from south
OF Mason & Dlxon's line, at the principal Niagars
Falls hotels, on the 7th inst.
The Boston Transcript remarks tnat "whas
are known as excursion resorts seem destined to
take the cream OF the summer business the
present season."
watering place organ aments that croquet
playing should be provocative of "cussedness" at
summer resorts,
For titled personages Niagara Falls appears to
nave the call thus this season over either Long
Branch, Saratoga or'Newport.
Vice President Wilson viii apply himself strictly
to literary ana not political pursuits while tarry-
| ing at Saratoga.
| new city has been started adjoining Cape
May, employing some 500 mon. Already about loo
cottages have been erected.
| letter writer IRON Cape May claims TO have
statistics from the Chief Signal OGicer, United
| States Army, showing Cape May to be cooler than
any other resort along tAe Atlantic coast. espe-
ciGlly IN winter, perhaps.
The FlemIngs, OF New York, are cottaged at the
| Grand Union.
cosey family party from the Hub, o. W. Wales
| and wife, Miss Wales and Miss Dow, are at Con.
| gress Hail.
| "Sweets to the Sweet.n Robert L. Stuart, the
| well known sugar re1ner OF New York and wife,
| are parlor suited at the States, Saratoga.
Judge J. 8. Landon, or Schenectady, combines
| business with pleasure by holding special term
for equity cases in the town hall at Saratoga.
The Schleslngers, OF New York, are at the Clar-
| endon, Saratoga.
The Billiards., OF New York, are parlor suited
| at the Grand Union Saratoga. The Duards may
be found at almost any fashionable summer re-
Sort
W. A. Gregory, OF New York, an hGbttte OF the
| Springs, and genial W. A. G. he Is reported to
be, is at Congress Hail with his daughter
detachment OF the Skidmore GUARDS have
reached Saratoga and bivouacked at the Clarendon,
their usual camping ground.
The Pomeroys, OF New York, with Mrs. II. Faile,
are elegantly parlored at the States, Saratoga.
A British army officer. r. A. Hickson. by name,
is tsrrying at the states, Saratoga. 1t seems he
| was too modest to register his rank.
| A. Hanford has reached the Clarendon, Saratoga,
nom Texas being the only Southern arrival from
the far South Tor che day.
The drowning pbobia at the Watering places has
set in. There were no less than eighteen cases In
New England last week.
Platt Potter, OF Schenectady, ex-Justice OF the
Supreme Court, is st Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Opdyke, OF New York, oc.
cupy parlor suit at the states. Saratoga.
Theodore Cuyier. Of the Philadelphia Bar, is at
Saratoga.
The Emersons, OF Brooklyn, cottage at the Grand
Union, Saratoga, for the season.
Israel Washburn, Jr., and daughter OF Maine,
are at the Grand Union, Saratoga.
The Eicaolases, OF New York, have parlor suit
at the Grand Union, Saratoga.