Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-07
Where to Go This Summer.


way to more endurable weather, the dog days
have yet to be encountered and city people are
therefore, locking around for places to spend the
summer, or portion of it, at least. The '.Sum-
mer Resorts" advertisements In THE STAR fur
nish an excellent directory No advertisements
are published except from responsible parties.
The following are among the places where ey-
may be had:
Congress Hall, Cape May, will open June 26th
1t Will be under new management. The house
has been greatly altered and improved. Partie-
ularS as TO rooms, prices, &C., may be had on
oppiicat1on at Coionnade Hotel Philadelphia,
or or W. Ii. Holschnh, OF the st. James Hotel, in
this city. A spleLdid orchestra will be one OF
the attractions Of the season. The house Will
be run this season by III. j. and g. X. Crump
delrhia.
The Clarendon House, at the ocean end of vir-
ginia avenue. Atlantic City, is now open. a
pleasant place by the sea.
The second season OF desirable summer re.
sort in the mountains OF Virginia, five miles
from ". o: rail- Dad. is now open. Guests will
te brought from the depot free. Address j. II.
Price. Hillsboro. Loudoun county, Va
Piney Point Hotel, st. Mary's county. Md.
VIII open for the reception of guests June 18th,
TraVers. The hotel has Just been thoroughly
renovated, furnished and supplied with every
convenience for the comfort or guests.
Apply to Mr.. j. Il. VinSon, auditor, Columbia
Dulldlng, Tor excellent summer board in the
country.
BY addressing or calling upon j. H. Carm.-
commodated at within five minutes walk Of the
depot.
Mrs. James Nicols, whose address is Laurel,
Nd. oilers TWO pleasant rooms and board in a
private family two miles from Laurel.
Address w. Fl. Gainesville. Prince Williams
county, Va, for pleasant board and rooms Ia
the pure country air.
Good country board can be had In a private
family, half mile from Silver Spring Station. I
miles from Washington, on .th street road Ad-
dress E. A. L., Sligo, Nd.
There is n delphtfuI summer resort tbrea
quarters OF miie from steamboat landing
ChanceiloI's Point. Large airy rooms; pleaty
water bathing. boating and fishing; crabs and
oysters in abundance are among the attractions
Two steamboat lines to Baltimore daily.
TWO OF the most elegant and comfortable
hotel resorts OF the sea coast are Spring Lake
and Sea Girt, New Jersey. The Monmouth
House Is at Spring Lake and the Carlton House
Rocky Point Hotel well known aud pop,,-
lar summer resort, situated On Narraganset
bay, midway between the cities OF Providence
and Newport, will be open for the reception of
The Mt. Kineo House. at Moosehead Lake.
Maine, offers great attractions to sportsman
and tourists. II is now open under its old and
popular manager, Mr.. 0. A. Dennen.
The Logan House, Altoona Pa, on the main
line OF the Pennsylvania railroad 1a00 teet
above sea level, nine hours ride from Washing
t0n is open all the year. This is q strictly first
class house. 1t is a popular resort for health
and pleasure seekers.
CTPSSO0 Springs, Pa, Will
oren June 14th, 1850. 1t is On the Summit of
tne AlleghenfeS, 200 feet above sea level nine
hours ride from Washington by Pennsylvania
railroad. Pure air, unsurpassed scenery and
valuable medicinal spring water, combine TO
render IL attractive to health and pleasure
seekers Elegant cottages to rent in park OF
rare beauty.
Eastford Hal oxford, Md. will open for re-
cept1on OF guests June lst. There Is daily
e Ine OF steamers TO Baltimore, and railroad and
telegraphic communication with all points
md hlf hinCr
The season OF the Atlantic Hotel at Ocean
CITY; Maryland, will open June %. Circulars
can be had at this Office.
The Stockton Hotel, Cane MAY N d.. Charles
Duffy, (of Continental Hotel, Pbiladelphia) 81.
perintendent and general manager opens June
10. During the season there will be music bT
HasSlerS celebrated orchestra, Simon Ha sSler
leader. Patrons have the use of q passenger
elevator, and each room Is supplied With electric
bells.
Potomac Hotel, st. Georges Island, Nd, will
be open for visitors June l5 Special arrange
ments for families. Visitors By Potomac steam
ers win be met at the Ptney Point wharf.
Good facilities for sailing and bathing. Boats
for sailing and fishing free.
Congress Hall, Saratoga Springs, having been
thoroughly renovated and refurnished will open
Thursday, June II. Clement & Wilkinson are
the prOprietorS.
STREET CRIES Not UNLAWFUL IF IN A MOD.
ERATE TONE.-This morning. In the Police Court.
John Edwards, huckster, was charged with
loud and boisterous talking. This Is the first
the order issued by the District Commissioners
prohibiting the hucksterS from crying their
wares on the street. Officer LOmbardy took the
standand testified that he arrested this man yes
terday at the corner OF 18th and streets for cry
Ing strawberries" The court asked him Ii the
prisoner, In his crying, caused any disorder. The
ofcer answered that he did not The court re-
marked that he thought it would require an act
OF Congress to prevent these people from CRYING
their goods On the street. as 1t is the custom for
them 10 40 SO al! over the United States. He
also said that II they cried their goods In mod
crate tone they would not be disturbed. but If
they cried them In tone calculated to cause
disorder or disturb the people, they could be-
fined The charge against Edwards was dis
missed.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Yesterday Messrs Dun
canSOn Bros, sold for Daniel E. CahflI trustee
part OF lot No. square No. 1855 fronting SO feet IN
north street, between I'd and Sd streets east
having depth of 100, feet improved by two
two-story brick dwellings, subject to deed of
trust OF 81 022 to day OF Sale for ITO to Frank
Hume. -N
INDIcTMENTs.-The grand jury yesterday pre-
sented indictments against Seth A. Terry. em-
beZzlement; George Straight. burglary: VIM.
Scott, forgery; John j. BOgue, embeHlement
James Call, robbery, and dismissed John q
Klink, charged with. taking q letter from the
Hon. Green Adams