National Republican., 1881-07-09
WATERING-PLkCE NOTES.

Mrs. Admiral Farragut is at Nan
tucket.
MIR. w. F. Hoffman is at Fauquier
Sulphur Springs
Ex-senator Platt is stopping at the
Oriental Hotel, Coney Island.
The wife of ex-senator Z. d. Morgan,
of New York, Is seriously i'll at Newport.
MIR. r. II. Taylor, the well-known
Avenue merchant, has gone 10 Cape May.
Rev. DIR. Bittingef has gone to War
rem County New York, fora short vacation.
-Lieutenant-C Commander and MRS.
Francis Morris, U S. n, have arrived at Malbone"
Newport,
Ex-Governor j, ID. Bedle, Of New
Jersey sailed for Europe OBJ the steamship Bothnia
yesterday.
DR.. j. V. d. Stewart and family, and
Colonel osman Latrobe md wife, OF Baltimore,
have arrived at Batemais, Newport for the sea-
son,
Mr.. George Howard and family, Mr..
], II, Wall and family, Mss Emma Robinson, and
Miss Mary Z. Evans Of Washington, are at Willow
Grove, Virginia
White Mountain travel has COM
menced; so have the falehoods ofthe stage driy-
ers. There is no reasonlwhy 1t should not be o
good and profitable seasdn for the White Mountain
hotels, more especially q they have nearly all put
up their prices,
One of the largest livery stables in
the world Is that conntted with the new Hotel
Koaterskill in the Caykills Over two hundred
horses can be accommIda and hotel boarders
can select from a dozeIdflerent kinds Of vehicles
ior mountain rides.
Up to the preent time Coney Island
has not been so well btronized as last year. but
this is undoubtedly wing to the weather. for
the attractions are gretcr than ever and no place
has better rail and tcamboat facilities TO and
! from the metropolis.
The Elbcron, Long Branch, has now
q national reputationhnd deserves It, since 1t is
one of the most delightful settlements on the coast
| We have already staH that II is proposed TO en-
large the hotel therdand to build a pier for the
exclusive use Of the blony,
Titled foreigIers mt Niagara Falls are
almost as numerous hs hackmen, with whom, by
the way, they have Try little to do preferrlng TO
take their sght,seeg at the expense Of their legs.
1t does not appear tft the Niagara season Is back.
ward about coming brward,
There is frfect whirlwind OF gos-
sip attho Long Bra th hotels. The old hags aud
harrldNns get togetfr on the hotel plazas and
have II all their oyb way, Woe betide the unfor-
tunRte man or won ln who happens TO be taken
up by these wretch N women of society
The following Washingtonians are
registered at the Shenandoah Alum Springs; Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles " Cullen and o. Clyde Cullen, j
II. M.ller Mrs A. iJones, Miss Blanche T. Jones'
Thomas s. Keller, bliss BERTHE shacklett, Dr. Will
lam NJ. Withers, Hiss Mamie Glddings, and Miss
GcTtie Giddings.
Mr.. d. VI Bartlett and family, OF
Washington, ard spending the summer in
Weatogue, Conn h the spacious house known so
many years as tn " Mather Home" occupied by
Colonel William isthe,, so well known in the
towns about Nd Bartlct's son Philip has Just
graduated with Pnors from Yale
The Oil ely Derrick says at is with
regret we learn bm New York exchange that
Mrs. Paran Ste fns, Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob
Astor Mrs Pieri Loillard, Mr. ana Mrs August
Belmont, and Js. De Forest Lord will be con.
spicuous at Sewbrt this season by their absence
We almost opei nothcr ink bottle TO announce
that Mr. aud trs. Larry o'Toole Miss Bridget
oFlanagan, ,hb bee OF the MullgNwtaney wake
aud Mrs, PatriJO'Malley viii spend the summer
months betweJ Buffalo and Albany OH the Eric
Canal"
The foil Ming arrivals were registered
at the Douglass House, Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
Oh the 9th Of lhy; Thomas Baumgardner and
George NJ, FmiI In, Lancaster, Pal W. r. Grinith
general neigb1gent of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, PhiladeDlla; Alexander Mutt general freight
, agent OF the M Ihorn Central, Baltimore; Thomas
, Groom, supcrI ludent of The Junction ana Break.
water Railroad Benjamin. Burton, Georgetown
Deli II, Hiclu b, Lcwes, Del, j. W. Cawsey, MI
ford; }. u. nlcrson Philadelphia; william
! Pride, edbo llpdre Inquirer,