Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-15

ONO: 5. E. Dlbble, New Haven. Conn; r. W.
Mhigham, Chattanooga. Tenn; Charles W.
Murray, Cincinnati, Ohio; Charles Geiser,
Buffalo. n. Y.
Essay committee-D. ". Lit.ell. Plainfeld.
n. j.; J. ]. Wade, Chicago, ILL.,; James Gilroy.
New York; d. II. Middlebrook, Bridgeport,
Conn; 7. c. BOYD, Chicago.
Apprenticeship committee-Wm. G. Reid.
Rochester. \. Y; W. \. Tobin, Syracuse, n. Y;
L. h. Radcliffe, BROOKLYN, n. Y.
WHERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER.
Resorts Where One Can Find Comfort and
Pleasure.
The Coleman House at Asbury Park is almost
as well known as the big ocean on whose shores
1T rests. For the past seventeen seasons this
house has dispensed comfort and enjoyment to
multitude of guests. The hotel opens this
year on the 25th of June. Situated directly on
the beach and especially well fitted in regard to
appointments and management the house
promises to make its eighteenth season even
more satisfactory than previous ones. ANY in
formation can be obtained from Alfred S. Amer.
the managing clerk.
Just one square from the beach at Asbury
Park is the well-known Aibemarle fitted ont
with every convenience and luxury which makes
short or long visit to Asbury Park such a
loItg-remembered pleasure. The Albemarle is
an especially healthy stopping place. being fur
nlshed with artesian water. The pleasure of
the younger element is well looked after and
music and dancing constantly on the houses
program. The hotel offers special and favor
able rates for the season.
Asbury Park is rich in good hotels. Front
ing directly on the ocean at 9Th avenue il one
OF the best. the Hotel Columbia. This is one
of the parks new hotels and is entirely modern
from basement to attic. ample and more than
comfortable accommo rotations for 200 guests are
contained in the hotel. which opens on June
Ii. Special rates are offered for June and Sep
TENDER and in regard to rates and any other class
of knowledge the proprietor, W. Harvey Jones.
will furnish information
Delightfully."- located at AsbHry Park Just one
square from all the delights of the ocean, is the
Belden on 4th avenue. No pleasanter place
than Asbury Park can be found to spend one
day or one month, inhaling the fresh and fine
sea air and it is safe. to say that the Belden
affords every comfortSo its guests and bv the
pleasant attentions of its management makes
a Park visit still more pleasure. A. b. Wash
mood Is the proper person to apply to for in
formation.
Twenty minutes from Old Point is Sunset
House, delightful resort for those fond Of
fishing, sailing and bathing The electric cars
whisk the visitor to Old Point. while the place
IL within easy distance of Hampton. Further
particulars can be obtained BY writing to Mrs.
W. H. Mears, Hampton, Va.
Among the mountains at Harpers Ferry is
the Lockwood House, which Mrs. s. E. Lovett,
| the proprietress, opened June ] for the recep-
ton OF guests. The house has the advantage of
shaded lawns about If and the table is excellent
The terms are Sc per week.
At Harper's Ferry Kolb's Morren House is
now open for the reception of guests The pro-
prletress, Mrs. NJ. kofb announces that COM
plete arrangements have been made which will
insure the comfort and pleasure of those that
spend the heated term at this resort.
At Strihling Springs Shenandoah mountains,
Va, the waters are alum. sulphur and chalybe-
ate. The hotel has been rebuilt. with first
class appointments The service is the best
Write to Chichester a Stewart for information
and circulars will be sent and all inquiries
answered.
The United States Hotel at Saratoga Springs
opens this week and will be conducted in the
same style that has proved so popular in the
past The guests who have been there want to
go again. Tompkins, Gaze & Perry, the pro-
prietors will furnish information.
Rock Enon Springs, in the great North mount
ain. near Winchester Va. needs no introduce
ton to Washingtonians, who have enjoyed the
peaceful beauty and restful quiet of this place
for many years. 1t Is open for the reception
OF guests, with all the facilities and attractions
and good many additional ones. that have
proved SO popular in the past. Mr.. A. S. Pratt
is still in charge. and that fact means a good
DEAL as the patrons know.
The season at the well-known resort of Orkney
Springs Shenandoah county, Va, "opens on the 22d
instant. Mr.. John L. Mills. who has large ac-
quaintance In this city. where he lived before
taking charge of Orkney can be addressed at
1877 street. The charges are moderate and
the springs and baths are popular features.
Three hours ride from this city is the Mon
terey Springs Hotel, at Blue Ridge Summit Pa.
II Is 500 feet above level and the air is de-
lightfui and invigorating Information can be
obtained by writing to NJ. A. and H. S. Minor.
80 North Charles street, Baltimore. Nd.
High up in the mountains of Pennsylvania is
the Minnequa Hotel near the celebrated springs
of that name. While the elevation is some
1,5OO feet above the tide the place is easily
accessible, it is on the Northern Central rail-
road There are delightful drives and mountain
walks, and in the hotel all the modern conren-
ences. Write to II. Hinckley. Minnequa Brad
ford county, Pa.
The hotel at the Jordan White Sulphur
Springs, Frederick county. Va, il now open for
the reception of guests. Three daily passenger
trains to and from Baltimore and Washington.
A ten minutes drive from the railroad enables
the visitor to reach the hotel. Address Z. C.
Jordan, proprietor.
The breezy heights of the Allegheny noun
tains are a sure refuge from summer heat. The
attractions of nature supplemented by a
fine modern hotel. known as the Mountain
House. Cresson. Pa. This place is well known
and has among its patrons people from all parts
of the country. It is only necessary to
say that the Mountain House keeps pace with
the times. 1t is favored by the location. which
is not only on the summit of the AIIeghenies,
but Is on the main stem OF the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad. Letters addressed to VIM. R. Dun
ham, superintendent, at Cressson, will receive
prompt attention.
Near Warrenton, Va, is the well-known Fau-
quier White Sulphur Springs. Inc noeei ,hers
was opened on the 18th instant and is thor
oughly equipped. Hot sulphur baths are avail
able, there is fine music and other attractions
Information can be obtained by addressing s.
II. and J. F. Adams, at Fauquier White sulphur
Springs.
THE NOONAN SHOOTING.