New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

! hdent that thcv will eivc "A perfect service. Only
! lew 81 tine former employees al the mousse u'Np
| htcll retained for the coming season. Nj llic'h
| VIII introduce a number Oi innovations HtcN 10
| add 10 the comfort Of the transient as well as ol
! thc permanent guests.
The Oriental Hotel viii open for the season on
! June -, and usual will have its capacity tested
| nN permanent guests from the beginning oi tnc
! ""S0h until It's close. he house Is ALREADY III
| excellent condition the lawns and walks have
been thoroughly repaired. and the surroundings ol
! the house ar. as beautiful as ever. The
houSr Will le managed this year. as IL h,s
bccn lor several successive seasons, by Charles II.
/ NheAcY, who is noted for the WIDE range oi ms
Hciualhlahce with public men and their lalnili'S.
! NJ NhclleN has been connected with houses III
| N"shuetou. various hotels al SARATOGA. ana was
! 2ciualy the founder of the Hotel brunswick III
! New-lork. lie is genial and gOod-natulcd, but
exceedingly quick To perceive the need OF improve
| mehtS II need should arise. lie IS said 10 be-
| man who cannot possibly be "huhcd. ne
| oriental has about the same number OF families
each year, and a large number of them engage
nccoihmodatous from season 70 Strson. Already
| several Who were az the house from lis opening
until lis close last YEAR have secured their rooms
| for the coming season.
GoOD PROSPECTS At BRIGHTON.
The Hotel Brighton will open for the season
| on June = under the management Of Thomas l..
Gable, the wcli-known Broadway rcstaunteur.
whose administration last year was extremely
successful. Not much damage was done directly
at Brighton 10y the September gale, but all that
Was caused has been repaired The lawn IN front
| Ol inc house was washed out Tor "a distance ol
about 20 feet from tine brcakwatcr, and the tlled
| walks were torn up in places The lawn has been
| hllSl III again, ana ~ primitive Dulhhfdd hhd' oi
brush and Sdudbag mattresses has been constructed
as protection To- the lawn from high tides,
The beach is fully thirty feet wider than IL was
last season, which leads one 10 speculate upon the
length Of time II would require the ocean 10 restore
| me ORIGINAL beach Hnc, which would lcdNc Inc
| hotel over 800 feet from tie waters edge. Inc
original site ~ th" house ~ sll iully tat distance
out al sca. Tie hotel has been renovated through
| L. h.4At
been rcpaiutcd and artistically decorated ana
| grained. New furniture and carpets have bcrh
! put IN, and 1000 seats. formerly uscd IN lic
! Metropolitan Opera House, have been secured for
! the use OF guests on the plaIIas HE Srldl Society
| OF Brooklyn will occupy The same club-roons 'N
Ias year, ana Herr Anton Scldl win ms orchtHl'
| VIII furnish the music nj the mouse dullug the
| season The oxford Club of Brooklyn viii prob
| ably have summer apartments at the Brighton.
Mr.. Cable, the manager. is known as the original
Concy Island hotel man. In 1876 lie opened snitu
! but extremely respectable house 40 West Brighton,
! 40 Cd point near which LOW stands the station 81
Tie Culver Railroad. Il was Mr. cables success
in this venture that led 10 the great hotel enter
| PriNc> further east along The shore" lie s widely
| known and is popular MIR. Cable said Yesterday
, table dhofc dinners tll> year, and has secured
the chef formerly employed hy Nice-Prcsiden'
| Morton lu Washington.
The Brighton was noted for the excellence Of
| It's cuisine iu-t year and under Nr '9hlcS a.
rcction the standard hc hls SCI will undoubtedly
! Dee maintained. The house contains acc"inin"d'-
| tor> for 200 permanent guests and can seat -,N''
! people ai IFS dining tables. INr row ctrUN
| road running f7om Prospect Park, BROOKLYN, ="
| BRIGHTON Wit bee iu operation when tlc season
| opens and n is expected 20 lfcr'H~" largely iIr
! travel 10 that part ol Tire bench. Mr. blrNr,
formerly manager "t ih' l'.--- il"i'' ODD " "rHiH-
| tou. will hayc CHARGE ot tlr office ol tt" house
| Many rooms have been cn.a-cd for tNe season
already. and Tie managers anticipate prosperous
season
rrw CHANGE, At WEST BRIGHTON.
Then. have been few chance, ~ West Brighton
since last m.l Ia het about thc ouiy thing
done since September l., hc'n 20 remove
most of the unpleasant ELECTS of t.c great storm
Tie odd Corcour-r still crl, abruptly iu tire slrf
! toward tir Hr-l'.n. Irr, pl'cAc, of sand
cover t.c concrete pavement -.'II. 1ni tl" poor o
nul West Eri-.fnu to l..l.i.'"l vi.l lntr ilr1,r
| time tins year Iu hauling their burdens through
t.. deep, ,ou earth ~ t.r r.arI end of t.r 'o.-
IIr MANAGER, of ffc b.. iarc.. a-r ra',c- -'aI
tIau otherwise tlat f'c 'onD'H-c $3.50, destroyed
| lHe crowds coming from West l'rt t'r Hrr Dol
Manhattan Beach and t|c or."td. arI i.'ic.i.N
nf curlfIun'. .tIYu. j. . fN...'f. un~ h.'p '.''n
| from coming. \ uHrl"er of n"w rnFiH"n~ hntc
/ been built uu tlr beach -IIc ni t.r urDurIlHc
,.hc.c r.r weary mar r,st anI incidentally Boo r,-
pc.fcl 20 .l,HI nctc.s for t.r..s fIiiirs. I.r
500 Beach Palace vi.I l' opened s..n. an. t..
or'rr N.r'r Hir'i .",- f.' H. ,n " 'r
h.- pavilion formerly known .- J. III l;.."f> .'i
t'r Casino on fH" Nrto0. IIr H.r c.rH.'n' a..
/ fIr touer ... -f.I There. ar H1 Oh" .rn- OF
m.1r,--.-r..r arI I.nd-.r-1Ha I.r h.""'.,
a-. '.r.r. f.,.- .n..r, trained lr fHr -.r-lu anl
r. e.f.,, l.e I...r. .n '.r.r .'... of vlr...
.'vlr. I- I'M summer. fIN ~ r.-. ''i fl1. u
, reported - N.' Hn.ht.H iaf owing 90 ''r
increase bon fNr nr'"- o' I.r f.l- summer tHr 'r.f
served the-c Wig have sill wider r.'nr OF i'l"
than hcfa.c aff ranr .ai p.frli- fc.r fi1f r.fi-
ir-. hHf lY.'u v.i .c Nf.tufhr u'l'r -u"H r.r i'
/ Stances T4.t . Ir.rr frN.. o. tu,rt Island
...s..s % .r.f '.
cri' Transformation Ines Hrc increasing th'u i1-
..IitI,- f.r t.'.rr r.''o ~o1 E,Hs. r.I'" .nI
tc " nIr''.n I-.'.h r.a.I. hF v 3D." I"r I,lr.
.rr a'' p-"'.g gin. i.r a l.frr business. o'd ih'
iron Steamboat Company .s pa'ta i'- steamers
/ iu readiness.
w,vr rHr-r 4 IIIrrr TUXEDO.
Tnd,r t.c ecncr.l rrur 90 T.r Rorta0av 'hcrc
.rr several resorts harn. -r,cf tides - dir
rn.u.>l Them Of f'1-. Wn.r Crr-' b. thc Wo~f
7 beautiful DID location aul tlr most cNr'u,ltc -o-
ca..y. H. consists oi about 700 land,om" cottages
owned and occupied 90 SUMMER by wealthy >r"
/ covered with ycIdun, aui command s,lrINiI
/ lIcT ol tIc ~rJ. Iuc hiIn protect, tine llad irom
| mark % passing vessels. Wave Crest ls com.
! p4rttitcly 90 ncH place, and can Le coflpticd 20
! Tuxedo Iu i,s cAc.ustcuc,, T. a lcluihiiiI
laIl out. mo- Ipt brlu- lr-s tbtu onc-q quarter "l
| au acre lu dimensions. There IRE liWfs, groves,
! winding paths and smooth shell roads throughout
tLc entire square mile of tract comprising tie
There are mo- cheap buildiues in Wave Crest
! John n. tLcc.cr and other Ncu-l ort mru Wcir
identified with tuc establishment OF tire hitn
character Of tbc place. So tine present time many
prominent p'pG 'zve thnr summer h"ni' I
incrc. tmou- them are G. q. Erlman. ol tr
| lass linn Of Lror.. Choo'r ~ i1aman; John II.
| 'hcctor president of tic bLounc ''up1n' ,
Charles s. tbn1or president of thc Mrtropoi''n
| Pnouoeraph Company: William T. huciIcs. of
Duham. buckley ~ Co.; Daniel Argulmhsu. the
fult importer; \. t.. Hodges. J.. H.. Hartman.
vice president Of the Illinois Central l;u.ro"l .
f. s. Dc.;orson. ir., John Good Dr. T. Curtis.
Dr j. ~ Emerson, Robert J. li'euet: John b..
| Cov!cn. Henry -. Erhcook. Martin T.. Brown,
Daniel :. Appleton. Charles w. Webster. u. VI
| Tabor. John IL. Strong, John Do'Iard, Gcorgc +.
| loos, Thomas Casey. j. u. Y. turi. Dr. Fuller,
| Charles l.. Smith and J.. \ Brinckcrhon. Among
those who have rented fine cottage, for The sum
mcr are Charic, Npicman, L. 4. turucn. j. Ilnn-
ser and W Amend