The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-15
number OF rooms now engaged far exceeds last


Tho Bclvidere on Third Avenue, and as close
10 tho ocean ns any in the Park. has been en-
tcrtaining guests since April 2S The house 10
popular with Southerners, and is flrst-clgss In
predicts long and successful season. 49,,
! Chnlmingy unique and artistic in design
/ Is the new Curlew, which was opened on May
/ 81 by Mrs. +. Kirk. Tho new house is 100 feet
| nearer the ocean than that occupied by her LOT
many Rnd eyeTy room com ann n t hs
| dAlntiest and include,a fountain In tho centre
| Of tho dining room The house accommodates
| l25 guests and moro than half OF that number
! BY the building Of an annex the Victoria has
| to take good care OF 200 guests. Two-thirds OF
| the rooms are already engaged. -.
Th R0rsf5 81 anS sayS
| our house is always well p9troni1eds ana we
| mover have other than good season" Three
| hundred IL the complement OF this hotel.
tor Of Oft the CoIonnads opens with every indca.
| ton OF being louiiRhinR one. and we are
| fully prepared to do Justice to our patrons -,
The Atnlunta and the Gisey Hotels are al
ready filling up. and 10Th houses present Almost
The he Hlbsmarle has been enlarged and car,
now Accommodate i25. The appointments OF
this house are unusually attractive. and lnXu.
rjant enough to crafty the most iastldlous
taste. The situation is very desirable com.
manding a fine Wow OF the ocean ana every
modern Improvement is included
=. For visitors who prefer more private WAY OF
are r,"s Smaller lnI boarding houses and hotels by
hundreds. The stockton. on Second avenue.
block and q hall from he ocean. Is the MOST
this season. and no ohort will be spared to
mako tho house and table attractive to guest.
f. situated OH high ground. five minutes
walk from the ocean. aud spJourn there IN
sures uuietnrss and comfort The Albany ID
dciightiu!ly situated on seventh Avenue con-
vcnicnt to North Asbury stat ion. ana only lew
minutes walk from the beach. 1t has CHANGED
hands this, season. and many changes haEe
been mndo in the house notably the refurnish;
luz OF the sleeping rooms, The table ana al
the appointments are stilrlly iirst-class. ABOUT
forty can be accommodated. 49,,
Following arc tho names of n number OF the
people who will occupy cottages at Asbury
Sir. Isaac Dloyer Of Now York win occupy, a
rSe q a sEF'h ane Scw York
las II house on Seventh avenue: L1hn II.
Dale. New York, on First avenue; Mrs. l.
New York On, Asbury avenue: Mrs; Baldler
avenue: Francis }. Benedict Of New York. on
Lawrence aysnue J%nn 4 D@w New Trwi6 ork Ns GR
Tolls q Nc% I%%rk' on s ON i street street;
enue Mrs. j.; .Bernheim OF New, York, on First
sis0G If 4 New Gnf hae House
on Lake avenue; the Berlitz School of Lam
G%se S Al M 6 SGSFe OF FSaaeh
OF r6iIadelphia on ~, Tabor Way, I;
eyen mSm MPs Mlsr df fh R
on First avenue; Mrs. 4, s. washwG9d q Pm;
Hf9pha Sh cn ouq j. smP
son , Of Philadelphia. on First avenue; Fred t.
Of 81 Sp Eo9 on Oak Sui
avenue: f. W. .Frismuth Of Philadelphia. on
Third avenue: Banker "; G. TnthilI e phia;;
Newton, EnDury avenue. MIS-. +. .,
Lubar ri: Of New Jersey, on $eval avenue;
o Of BF6oRSn ON ON
Mrs A. S. Roperts 81 Washington. on SECOND
Mr. cT 5sS Of oil Py ON bha
Grand a d aye Avenue; Mrs T. +; Moore Of Br3oklyn.
on on Heck Heck street; Mrs S w. Corwin Of Newark.
on Second avenue: Mr. J; I. Jaauith OF Eliza
smith OF Elizabeth on Lake avenue; James |
Iarkes OF Toronto. on Asbqry avenue; William
Fifth avenue: O.. MCDANIEL Of WashinGton.D
on seventh avenue n RGnneSt Jersey
brooklyn. on Second avenue; Miss, Z. Marin.
Brooklyn, corner First and ,Bergh avenues.
Col. ,Meeker Of Brooklyn will not occupy his
will put up at the Brunswick on Fourth avenue
Over the line at Ocean Grove eyerythinE Is
oil in order, and the larger proportion OF them
have been rented for the season., BY far the
greater number cf leSSeeS are PnlladeDnlanS,
and the next on the list are New Workers. The
hotels are all open. and many Of them have
anticipates a good season and the majority OF
the bonifaces at the Grove sneak hopefully OF
The outlook. few OF the New Workers who
will tent this summer are:
II. NJ. Pearce. MIR. lgna Reichman. John IN
lerdunk, P. NJ. Clark. ]. ". NJ. Clifford, Joseph
,rt Prentice. H.. W. smith. NJ. A. Walter. Or. L.
franklin J. Holzederber s. G. Keinl. William
Desendorf. Jr.. d. 7. Hawhurst, and William
Cohn.
From Brooklyn there are William Northrup.
!. c. Bremen A. NJ. Burns NJ: D.. Joseph p.
davenport, Rev Z. C. Miller, Mrs. !. Cans. P.
). Moore, J. G. Hall +. 2. Sackmeister J. Bre-
ner and David Black.