Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-10
MOUNTAIN AND SEASIDE.

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MOUNTAIN AND SEASIDE.
Resorts Where One Can Find Comfort and
| Pleasure.
The approach Of dog days brings longing
Tor cool retreats on the mountains or at the
seaside. There are many attractive resorts
easy Of access from Washington, whers one will
find all that is desired in al ummering place
GOODNESS, comfort, good table, careful attend
ance and reasonable rates. The advertising
columns Of The STAR at this season afford much
information to those seeking for place to
spend the summer To assist further those
Sho hayo not yet selected resort The STAR
publishes notices of places where one can find
comfort and recreation.
Messrs. Leeds 4 Iippinoott, proprietors of
Haddon Hall, Atlantic City, announce the
opening of their weIl-known resort. Their
house Is directly ON the beach, and is supplied
with hot and cold sea baths.
Next week the Kee Mar, a favorite summer
resort at Hagerstown, Nd, will open for the
season. The proprietor, J. NJ. Bell is prepared
TO make 1t pleasant for visitors. There is q
well-shaded lawn about the house and gener-
Gus supply Of mountain water.
The rates offered by H. d. Eastman. pro-
prietor of the Hotel Aldine. on Pacific near
Ohio avenue, Atlantic City. are 81. 80 to %. so
per day and IS to $14 per week. The house
has been lately repapered and refurnished.
When you plan to visit mountain resort
| there should be no mistake about the noun
tains. Visitors to the Hotel Essick. Highland
Lake, Pa, are confident that there are no
mountains quite equal to those in this vicinity.
The proprietor, H. NJ. Essick, will furnish all
information needed.
But one square from the beach and from the
P. and R. railroad station is the Hotel Allen.
| corner Of Pacific and Arkansas avenues At
lantic City, a very desirable location. Its terms
are very moderate. Address W. S. Allen, pro-
prietor.
An elevation Of 500 feet within such short
distance of this city Harpers Ferry is some
thing that can be appreciated by the residents
OF this city. 1t Is pleasant to note that the
elevation is not the only attraction, as the Hill
Top House at Harper's Ferry, under the man
agement of T. s. Lovett, contributes to the
comfort of visitors. The scenery that is open
| to the view from the porches Of this hotel is in
keeping with the cool air and the generous
| fare.
The Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City, stands di-
rectly on the beach. 1t is equipped with every
| convenience and comfort. including hot and
cold sea water baths 1t is open all the year
round. Proprietor, Joseph H. Borton.
jamestown, R. l., is favorite resort during
the hot weather. and James A. Brown Of that
place is in a position to make visitors comfort
able and happy, as he is the proprietor of a new
| hotel containing fifty rooms. He will be glad
| to furnish information upon application.
The Brady House. Arkansas avenue, Atlantic
City. is not only near the ocean. but it is also
near the Reading station. In addition to every
needed comfort, a fine orchestra adds to the
attractions Of this house. Address Jas. Brady,
p. o. Box 207, Atlantic City, M
Fifteen miles at sea- That is where the
patrons Of the Ocean View Hotel at Block
Island, r. l.. find themselves when mt this
hotel. In addition the hotel accommodates 500
There are hot and cold sea water baths and
everything that can contribute to pleasure and
comfort. The hotel opens June rs. and further
information can be obtained by addressing T.
c. Cundall, East Greenwich. Il. l.
| The Hotel Mt. Pleasant, Atlantic City, is one
Of the most desirable at that famous resort. 1t
| stands on Virginia avenue near the beach, and
Possesses many attractive features. Communi-
cate with A. Smith.
| Only twenty minutes from Harper's Ferry
and one hour and half from this city is the
Green Mountain House. Located on Fruit
Hill farm, high up on the Blue Ridge noun
tains. the situation is q commanding one and
in the course Of all the cool breezes that are
| likely to be around during the heated term. G.
". Green is the proprietor and he can give
| other facts OF interest Ebout the place.
| Enlarged and supplied with all the modern
conveniences, the Hotel Oriental, Atlantic City,
offers this season superior Inducements. It is
| located at the ocean end Of Virginia avenue, one
OF the most delightful sites Of the place. Alex.
NJ. Oppenheimer is the proprietor.
| J. H. Shaffer, proprietor of the Aurora House,
Aurora, W. Va, has issued handsome circular
descriptive Of his house. The house is in the
mountains, 5000 feet above tide water
The Buena Vista Spring Hotel will this season
be under the management of W. F. Paige, pro-
| prietor OF the Hotel Cochran. to whom applica-
| tons for rooms should be made. The house
will open on the 22d instant and the season
promises to be an unusually brilliant one.
| The Hotel Imperial, Atlantic City, with ca
pacity for 200 guests, guarantees each guest
home comforts. 1t is situated on Maryland
| avenue and faces the ocean. Proprietor. G. w.
Kendrick. Terms, % to s3 per day and $40 to
S1S per week.
| On the 29th instant the Hotel Kaaterskill will
open for the season. During July the rates
will be reduced. H. P. Burney, assistant man.
ager, Grand Hotel, Broadway and 3lst street,
New York, should be addressed for rates,
routes, circulars, &c.
The season at Deer Park and Oakland, those
famous mountain resorts on the crest of the
| Alleghanies opens on the 22d instant Both
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being directly upon the main line Of the Bal.i-
more and Ohio railroad. have the advantage of
| its splendid vestibuled trains east and west
Rates, $50, SIS and 800 per month. Address
George d. DeShields, manager, either Deer
Park or Oakland, Garrett county, Nd.
The Hotel Wallingford, Pacific and Kentucky
avenues. Atlantic City, as conducted by Mrs
Vim. Ellis, is ofthe most attractive of seaside
houses. To its many attractive appointments
is added the great advantage Of nearness to the
| ocean.
| Fort Pendleton, Garrett county, Nd, is
another resort 5000 feet above the sea- Among
its attractions are large rooms. good table,
| shooting and fishing Address w. +. Deakins
| Circulars at The STAR Office.
Windsor sulphur Springs. on the Western
Maryland railroad, offers especial inducements
to persons desiring quiet and comfort, good
shade and pure air. Apply to A. II. Jelly, New
| Windsor, Nd.
The Hotel Imperial at Atlantic City, under
| the management of G.. W. Kendrick, with all
modern conveRiences, has accommodations for
200 guests 1t is located ON Maryland avenue,
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