New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
BEACH HAVEN.

SUMNER LIVE FIVE MILES OUT AT sEA-HoIEL
GUESTS AID COTTAGE RESIDENTS.
fFRou Al OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBUSE
BEACH HAVEN, n. j., July 11.-This growing
resort Is about forty miles south OF Spring Lake Beach,
and twenty north OF Atlantic City. and Is by far the
most considerable In those sixty miles OF coast
Opened with one hotel In 1874. IL made slight progress
for some years. but OF late growth has been rapid IL
now four nnc hotels thirtyhve or forty villas
and cottages dozen stores. two churches aud local
steam railroad faom the steamer wharf To the hotels
The population is purely summer oue the season ex-
tending from June until october. The place Is really
out sea- being built on sandy beach island separated
from the mainland by Tuckcrton Bay. some hve miles
wide This eiectually shuts OF all land breezes
from Beach Haven and in all weather affords safe ard
pleasant place for sailing. well as one OF the best
nshipg grounds Blucnsh. shcep.hcad, bass. wcakfsh
and many other varieties taken here In profusion
ON the ocean side Of the island is superb beach OF white
sand where surbathns may be enjoyed to the fullest
extent.
The town laid out regularly In streets and avenues,
with good drivcways and plank aud brick sidewalks.
one OF the largest hotels Is the Engcsie built In ls756
with a capacity for 800 more guests. IL
stands within p-ioshot OF the surf. The Baldwin, Mt
the corner of Occanayc and Pearl-st. was erected by
Charles Parry. OF the Baldwin Locomotive Works, ana
was opened last year II Il $50 by 200 feet III she only
200 feet from the surf. and accommodates 800 guests
Its proprietor claims that It f., in construction equip
American coast. Tho Beach Haven and Ocean Hotels
are smaller houses but enjoy much popular favor The
private cottages principally large and costly suuc-
lures abouuding In shinsled roofs and gables terra
GOTTA dark paints stained glass. quaint balconies anu
tho features make up the syo OF architecture
commonly charged 10 the account Of good Queen Anne
Their. ARE croquct and tennis grounds aud trees have
becu planted which In few years Will spread along the
streets aud the lawns an almost "boundess con-
tiruity OF shade" Beach Haven Is now reached by
various railroad lines TO Tuckerton and thence By
steamer across the bay.
me season opened late. owing to cool weather but
nearly the cottages are now occupied ana the hotcs
Mrs T. :. Cousion of New York. has treated large
number New York shop girls TO pleasant vacation at
Aer cottage during the past few weeks enterthnihg
them with yachting aud fishing parties and excursions
Amo1s other cottage residents hero arc Messrs. J. NJ
Potts. Taylor AMI ;. IT. John MoCutcheon ana ther
AZ the Englesde are W. H. Lyman and l.. j. Busby aud
'j"'ii, Arrivals al idc Baldwin include g. H., H. Kns
A. W. Hoffman. Tccumseh Hoffman, ;. savile,
Adolph schlagg. H.. Mackiin. George X. Bar
G"I Mr aud ID Mrs a. " Momeli, Miss l. NJ Brown and Mr.
aud Mrs. ". +. Johnson. OF Br9okyn Mr ana Hrs & d.
CHESTS from Ncw.l orK shortly to arrive include the
lion. william A. Darling and sfamiy. H. b Kelly
Hunting, Mrs and Miss Van Emburgh, Mrs; A. X, pyeu
Mis-. II. G Dart, Mrs. r. w. Rossrs; j. B. Dayenpori,
family, +. overton Evans and ianiiy; sheppnId
Knapp aud family H. NJ, Devices, /; H. Esier IL Her
bert William Henry, Francis g. NcnOas' a. r. 0ccoT,JI
f. A. Arnold, VI. + Morris. William :. Young. VI. Even,
Austin BALDWIN. j. 4. suydam and ". II. Davis
Jay Cooke aud family Jay Cooke jr- and family, j. VI
Butler and family, g. ID. Barney and family, ana Del
Noit president OF the Corn Exchange National BANK
Phadelpha. and family forming party OF thirty are
AZ the Englesdc for the season.
Several yachting parties have been at the Baldwin
durng the week ON the yacht Dorset were l. Ii. Aid
rich j. H. IIIock. II. H. LcnOx, William \. French, H.
W. s~rrcll and G. A. BaynOn. ON tho Captain Gus came
George Il. burrows. OF Ncw-YOrk, and Major l.. W.
Russell Major Howard Stoy. OF Iiaddonheld " j:
The Welcome brought Frank A. COllcy, of Boston and
John b. Morton and g. :. IlOlngshead OF Philadelphia
Il. q. Dixon. OF the Pennsylvania Railroad ANA Mrs
Dixon. at the Baldwin.
Charles r. Parry, the Baldwin Locomotive Works. is
occupying his cottage here. .
Professor \. W. Hoffman OF New-Yorl Is director of
music for the season at the Baldwin.
Judge Joseph Allison. judge william Il. Hanna, Joshua
Lppincott II. q. LppincOtt. W. IL. Burr H. Dale Ben
son j. <. Futney ". l.. Lockwood. John &. Cornelius.
Edward starr Thomas Cochran. Joseph Iopkinsod. !.
d. Rowland. william Cramp. L. d. and A. NJ. WATSON L.
- Bright ". f. snyder. j. Il. Van Deuscn. j. H. Harper.
W. II. smith. r. Lukens Jr, {. NJ Hill. George IT,
Schultz. j. n. Couson. j. H. snodgrass, General H. r.
Patterson. James NJ Kearns. W. q. Thomas, Edward
Clinton 4. n. Dixon, DIR. T.. III. Williams, W l.. Simpson.
f. H. Chase. Isaac Collins. W. j. Addamt q. j. Field, c.
\ Hopes, l.. C. Bddle. and DIR. NJ H. Forest, OF Pha-
depa among the guests presently to arrive at the