The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-29
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

A Southern paper has discovered that some o
the college champion scullers are gifted with car
atory.
Cape May is said TO be duler this season than
any other WITHIN the recollection OF the Oldest
Habitues.
IL Is stated that the White sulphur SPRING.
Hotel in Virginia Is doomed. The hotel properly
cost 81, 100000, ana has been losing concern
since the war. After the centennial year it wtM
be pulled down and the site sold for Villas &C.,
q new MOTEL upon more economical plan, belna
erected for the accommodation OF guests.
There were about 100 arrivals at Leand's Ocean
House, Long Branch on tuesday, nearly nah Of
whom were from New York, including A. Mann.
wife, daughter and sister; DR.. r. L. Roadway, Miss
Hummen, Mrs. Lee, A. Kmball and wife, w. Bisseu
and wife, MIRA A. Carster and two children, and
Others.
S. w. Cowperthaite and wife. Mrs. w. Hunter
and Miss Hunter, J. G. Atwood and B. L. Temple
ton, of Brooklyn are ut the ocean, Long Branch
So are G. Balser and Miss Balser, OF st. Louise
Miss s. p. Edson Miss Harrison and Miss Oausby,
Of Philadelphia.
A watering place correspondent wrote that
there was only one "duke' at a certain summer
resort. The printer made 1t only one 'dupe."
More dupes than dukes, no doubt,
Mr.. G. w. Morgan, OF England, one OF the sur
vivors OF the Light Brigade which made the IN
nous charge at Balaklava ana was immortalized
In Tennysons verse, Is at the NIAGARA House,
Niagara Falls. He served In civil war and
now occupies desk In the Auditors once OF the
Treasury Department at Washington.
Santa Barbara, CAL, is putting in an appearance
az a rival to Long Branch. All 1t wants ls tns
presence of some OF the lumlnarles that shine ~
the latter watering place.
Mrs. j. Napoleon Bonaparte, OF New York, Is NJ
her cottaoe on HarriRon avenue. NeWDOrt
Charles Bonaparte brother OF Colonel Jerome
Bonaparte will be at Hartmann's, Newport, In
August.
At Newport there are 1876 cottages and villas
owned by summer residents 79 rented for the
season OF 1875 and there 81 families at board
ing houses. &c.
The Chicago Times says "Devils Lake"--a e.
vorlte Western summer resorts named after
the principal politician OF this country. but faia
to state no he Is.
Four-in-nands are rarsr at Newport this seasoa
william g. Rlves. Virginia, occupies Fay's COT
tage Newport.
Mrs. Paran stevens is expected at Newport in
Mrs. General Halleck has engaged rooms at the
ocean, Newport
Bisnop Simpsons family and Mrs. John Kendrick
are at the CLn Cottages.
MRS. Secretary BeIknap has engaged rooms at
the ocean, Newport for August.
The Newport Nel1S anticipates more visitors ana
more gayety there IN August than there mas been
Among the recent New York arrivals at the
Ocean House, Newport, ere A. Harris and wife.
i. l.. Smythe, w. II. Lent, wife ana child; JoRn
Matthews and wife, J. B. colby apd wife,
The following, among other New Workers, are
summering at the ocean View. Hote, Block
Island William ID. L. Boughton. Mrs. @. L. Skeels.
Miss Laura Skees, Howard Ptman. Miss Lille
Pltman, Mrs L. s. Bisnop MISS Arrin Bisnop, Miss
Alice Brown, Mrs. Martha Miller and two children.
8 aerrima 1 Miss so B. HERMAN W. f. PSuldiae
and wife, William II. Carr ana WIFE, Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. Noble, Miss M. b. Noble, Miss J. r. Day.
Samuel $. Cox and daughter are at the Grand
Among the late New York arrivals at the Cats
Kill Mountain House are wheeler II. Peckham and
wife, Isaac Dayton and family, Levi 5. Stockwell
Rooner and family, Mr.. and Mrs JACOB A. Otto,
Mrs. Colgate Baker and family, Clinton Baker and
family, Mrs Areas and son. Charles Ii. WILCOX and
family, DAVID Bingham and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
J: ParmeY. Jr.; Mr.. and MRS. J. Campbell, Mr.. and
daughter, J. Blumenthal and family, Mrs. d. stew
art ard family, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brand, William
From Brooklyn-H. b. Philips aud family Miss
Gertrude Kellogg M. $. Kerrigan and family
witt.
at the White Mountains to attend the Commence
ment OF Colby University, as MaterviLe. Me. His
The following incident Affords striking Illus
trauon OF the rapldity OF travel in these latter
days:-An actor in the olympic Theatre, New
theatre at eleven O'Clock on saturday night
packed up his stage effects, boarded the HERALD
special train at halfpaSt two and was in Chicago
by eight O'Clock MONDAY morning. Thus he had
twelve hours leisure before playing IN one OF the
principal theatres OF that much be-phenxed
cIty.--Nidgaga FaLsS Register.
The Boston Traveller says "the drawbacks ON
Mount Desert, credited with by far the grandest
scenery OF any oI our famous coast resorts, are
the crowd the bad table, the distance from our
large cities and occasional outbreaks OF typhoid
1ever.n Can't you throw ia a few cases OF small
pox, chills and lever mosquitoes, &C., to make tt
more interesting
". b. Macay and son. OF New York, are at Con
gress Hail. Saratoga
Rear Admiral Alden OF Washington, Is at the
United states; so are Dr. VideaseOrna, secretary
OF the Argentine Legation; Or. Carnochan, OF New
York, and DR.. g. p. Andrews, OF the Utica lnsaae
Asylum. -
Leonard R. Jerome, Of New York, makes his
Headquarters at the Grand Union for the race
meeting.
W. A. Darling, United States Custom House APP
praIser IN New York, Is at the Grand Union, With
mis- daughter.
William Aiken, OF South Carolina, is at tAe
United States, with his wife and servant
George L0rrillard, OF New YORK, Is az MS SUM-
observe the races and other Incidents OF the sea-
son.
It's stated thar visitors at Narragansett, X. l..
Instead or taking q yawl and going a-nshlng, take
instead yawn on the piazza and 90 to sleep.
II Is reported that the New YORK Yacht Club will
stopping. The objection made TO the firing OF
salutes IL alleged to ne the reason OF this.Nees-
port NelrS.
THE O'CONNELL CENTENNIAL.