New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-11
COOLING BREEzEs AT LONG BEACH.

HOTEL. AND COTTAGES READY FOR GUEsTs-WHo
WILL SPEND THE SUMMER THERE.
II was not the early riser who caught the
only train TO Long Beach yesterday. The dended ndl-
ydua who put faith IN the advertisements OF tho Long
Island Railroad Company-published In the morning
uewspapers-that o'clock was the hour for leaving
Long Island city after undergoing the dscomforto r'
ing at absurd hour ond rushing OF breakfatess to
be CD time reached the station, perprDg and wiled as
10 collar only 10 receive the cheerful Information that
the Long Beach train did not leave until IL O'Clock
Long Island City is not cataogued the pleasure
resorts and two there ample penance for the
slns OF nj least one week The ride past green fields,
lined with masses OF oxeyed daisies IA inspirtng
one with ever Increasing GOODNESS waited on the broezes
from seward There delay yesterday Of an hour
on the trese-work the Tnters OF Wreck Head
caused by pile-dver which claimed the right OF way
Meantime the passengers got their moneys worth OF sat
air and made remarks about the Long Island Railroad
officials that were quite the Of complimentary
The work OF trenglhening tho treste Il made
necessary by the operations Of insects which have
bored their holes in the piles.
Those who spen, the afternoon at Long Beach enjoyed
temperature at least twenty-five degrees lower than
those who remained IN the city Tie hotel viii open next
saturday for It's fourth The great building has
come out Of is winters wrcste with the storms hand
somer and more attractive than ever before In varegaed
cont of fresh paint three distinct shades OF green
while the dark pillars enlVened With brgh: lines OF
red, The seventeen cottages nave also
their annual Information in freshly painted eIterors
while the interiors have not only been repainted but
have been entirely renovated and rofurnlshed we'll
The rental OF these cottages 10 $1,000 for
the son aud nearly all Of them have been engaged
There an enjoyable sarcasm In tho fact that Robert
I ngersos cottage anked by the smart little chapel
where services held In the season with entire Impair
taty as creed The cottages arc numbered In tho
order IN which they stand and up 70 the present time
40 i g. j. Candia No 2 Robert ]. Ingorso; No. g.
Nav 4. d. D. 4, j..
W. Hsrding No; y H. s osiaV NO. H. MTs
f Sos FaI.g 80 10 10 ia william Tss 10 Il
R Sn MIR MI Drafe. NJ Dos Passos Sir Work and
n Jordan, president OF the Long Beaoa Improvement
ance with his family, which he did tea days ago. For
two or three weeks he has had small army OF painters
an nG the H, total outlay is stated at $4,000
The hotel Will be conducted by r. ~ sonthSate. VINO
has the solo lessee aud proprietor since the Initial
and who has since given the place an
eRyiAOl e,c sopuiia oTss made up of
Gladwin room clerk. who has been there two years
charge Of the hotel It's first season and who then
has been connected with the Hotel brunswick
s s11 G.H' recently Of he windsor MOnreall
and +. II. Hathorn in the private Office
number 400 There are 5l5 rooms, with ample accom-
modatOns for 500 people one hundred and sixty nine
a'A ffst oToics IN suites and APARTMENTS
j. Morgan Dix Mrs. souer, Fritz Aehle, Carl Victor
George Victor G. III. DE silva, j. Bowers Lee, W. H.
H. Moore W. H. &C bhardt. A r. Mead, Jules Peynal A.
A. Buell. Mrs. Ten Brock, NJ ii. Brooks, H. H.
cIann + d. Lord, General Cutting, q. ~
Fearing g. b. stetson, II. Aoosta, L. Underwood, T.
Keat Mrs. c. W. Ketchnm, w J. slmonton ~ D. BenI
a. b. FAINTER Dr. y. Morton. Bruce Price, l. A. Hal, j.
h. Faircnild, j. H. Beekman, u H. Van der Nenter ana
Judge william g. Choate g.
Antoine Enneser for at the United States
Hotel AT Saratoga and for four at the Albemarle
Ne nj the head OF the Kitchen Schrciners band Of thirty
sx musicians will give their frat concert the 24th inst
Point Lookout Hotel will be conducted this season by
ID Wheeler IT, Point Lookout cottages have already
been taken by the following gentlemen. No. l. j. Camp
bell; No. q Dir. Hague; No 3, H. a Reyi NO. D, h. w.
FoOk: No. 10, Jonn IL. Miller.