Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-24

ayers In the country One feature of this hotel is
us open air pavilion OF SEQ square yards for hops
ana other amuSementS.
LONG BRANCH.
The Ocean House and the Leands as proprletors
are both so well known that the mention OF either
brings up the recollection of one OF the largest
holsteries in this or any other country. Located
centrally on Ocean avenue, facing the ocean, but
Few feet away and opposite the famous iron pier,
&c Is in fact the central feature OF this famous wa
piazZas, with the leading features OF first class
house evident on every hand. The bathing here Is
also better than anywhere else.
AsBURY PARK, j.
This beautiful city by the sea grows rapidly
every season 1t has more cottages than any other
resort on the Atlantic coast, and the attrac-
ton OF beautiful little lakes OF fresh water, divided
only by little strip OF land from the ocean 1t Is
cottages at the Park. to say nothing OF many ho-
tets Ameng the latter Is the Mansion House. one
block from the ocean, of which Mrs. H. B. Chad
The Clark House is specially desirable cottage
hotel with service and cuisine unsurpassed The
conveyance to the station or beach.
THE RESORTS IN MARYLAND.
The state OF Maryland presents both mountain
and Seashore to its summer guests. One can reach
the frost line at Oakland and Deer Park or the sea
air at Ocean City. The hotels in the mountains at
| the former places open on Monday next under the
| az successfully managed them last year. The APP
| ,'lications for rooms have been very numerous
! and should be made early to insure them. The
| capacity OF both hotels has been doubled since
| last season and other attractions added.
Coming nearer home the Summit Point hotel at
Gaithersburg, % miles from Washington, on the
Metropolitan branch OF the B. and o. r. r., Is an
attractive place. 1t has an altitude OF 700 feet,
while the hotel is new and, of course, modern.
are notable. Juan Boyle is proprietor It is espe-
cially convenient for WashingtonianS
The Piney Point hotel down the Potomac has
been thoroughly renovated, refurnished and sup
summer home for families, with whom special
terms will be made. and Is under the well-knOwn
management OF Mr.. and Mrs JOS TraverS 1t has
daily communication with the city.
Colton's summer resort is eighty miles down the
Potomac where fine bathing, fishing and crab
bling are in abundance. His terms are only 81. Is
! per day. Address r. j. Cotton, Miie5town P. o.,
ST. Mary's county, Md.
Blackistone's island, for many years WELL
| known retreat on the Potomac, is now open under
| excellent management. The premises have been
| lent. The terms by the month are only $50 Boat
ing to the guests Is free Address Mrs. r. j. Adams
Co., BlackistOne's island, Md, per steamer Ar.
| rowsmth.
Moores hotel, at LeonardtOwn, st. Mary's county,
is now open. Since last season many improve
ments have been made. including new and cool
rooms. His terms are very reaSonable-Only $25
1nonth-and the amuSementS are all free. Address
Herbert +. Moore, as above.
The Potomac hotel, at st. Georges, Md, On the
Potomac river, opens on Monday next. The steam
| ers are met at Piney point There is excellent
sailing and bathing, and all boats are free. Special
| arrangements are made for families. Address r.
| j. Adams Co., at Piney point.
River Springs, under DR.. r.. P. Blackstone, on
| the Potomac, are now open Till September 1st.
Fruit, fishing, medical bills and medicine are all
| free. New attractions have been added this sea-
son.
The River View House, at Oxford, Clarence Pc.
| tc tod
popular last season. Beautiful roads, bathing
| fishing, ETC., are among the attractions.
The Atlantic hotel, at Ocean City, Nd, has been
| improved this season, and is under the popular
| management Of John Tracey, as Of Old.
| EaStfOrd Hall, at Oxford, Nd, Samuel Norris,
proprietor, is now open. Last season 1t was well
spoken Of especially its table, and this year prom
ises as we'll. 1t is the place for good amusements
Fenwick's hotel, at Leonaritown, is now open.
For full particulars address j. P. Fenwlck, pro.
| prietOr.