Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-12
WHERE TO BE COMFORTABLE.

! WHERE TO BE COMFORTABLE.
How washIngtonians Can Find Relief From
Midsummer's Heat.
| The following are some Of the many desirable
localities and hotels where visitors may enjoy
cooling breezes at reasonable rates:
Good board, the ever delightful ocean, with
its cool salt breezes, broad piazzas. splendid
rooms, an orchestra and moderate terms are
the inducements by the Brady House, Arkansas
avenue. Atlantic City. James Brady, pro-
prietor P. o. box POT.
II you prefer rest to the fatigue of visit to
the worlds fair and do not care to spend the
money necessary to trip to Chicago, you can
take the steamer Wakefield to River Springs
St. Mary's county. Md. , and get frst-class board
and all the fishing and boating you want DR..
r. p. Blackstone h Son are proprietors of the
hotel
Mountain Lake Hotel, Mountain Lake Park,
Md, 5000 feet on the Aneghanies, is a de-
ightful place to spend the hot days of summer.
The capacity Of the hotel has been doubled. 1t
Ia well supplied with baths. Persons going to
or coming from the worlds fair can stop for
awhile there without loss on railroad tickets.
The owners Of the Windsor, Asbury Park, N.
j., have resumed charge of that hotel, which is
100 yards from the beach and is excellently
managed.
The Palmer House, Spring Lake, N. j., c.
Palmer Ceaves, proprietor, is now opened for
guests. 1t is a very pleasant place to spend a
vacation.
The Hotel Allaire, Spring Lake. N. j., will
be opened by E. NJ. Richardson on June IT.
This delightful place is directly on the beach.
Hotel Spray View, Ocean Grove, NJ, is di-
recty on the beach. 1t is a select family hotel
and has been thoroughly renovated, with all
modern improvements. 1t will be opened by
Joseph White, the proprietor, on the 18th of
June.
Mr.. W. Harvey Jones, the proprietor Of the
Hotel Columbia, Asbury Park. Nj. announces
the opening Of his house. The house is on 9Th
avenue and fronts the ocean. 1t has a capacity
Of 200 and is provided with all the modern i'm
provements.
Saturday next, the 18th instant, the Piney
Point Hotel on the Potomac near the Chesa-
peake bay, will be opened for the season under
the management of Mr.. Thomas W. Williams.
In addition to good salt water bathing, fishing,
grabbing and boating, tenpin alleys and billiard
and dancing rooms will be provided for guests.
No bar will be run, and full Information can be
obtained from Wash. B. Williams, 7th and d
streets, or from the proprietor.
Cherrystone Cottage, Chesapeake bay, near
Cape Charles City, Va. is within a few
miles of President Cleveland's fsvorite outing
place, and offers to guests the most delightful
accommodations at 50 per day. Address
Cherrystone Cottage, Cherrystone P. o., Va.
splendidly located just two miles from the
station, Grand View House, Harper's Ferry. W.
Va, under entirely new management, offers
superior accommodations to guests Address
az above.
The Fenimore is just and one-half blocks
from the ocean and oocupies one Of the pleas
ATTEST sites at Asbury Park, New Jersey. Tbo
house has accommodations for 200, and Is run
by Mr.. Thomas Noble.
Near the beach at Cape May is the United
States Hotel. where fine table is set and the
comforts which are enjoyed at home may be
found. The rates are 50, $40, $12 per week
and % per day. Mr.. A. Maddox is the pro-
prietor
The Acme Villa is located directly on the
beach at Cape May. where not only the ocean
| view is good, but also the table. The rates are
| 81 to 80 per week. Further particulars can be
| obtained by writing to Mrs. L. Maddox.
People who intend to go to Asbury Park and
| those who have not as yet decided obtain
! some useful information by writing to William
Apologize, the proprietor Of the Atalanta Hotel,
which is located eligibly on the beach.
One Of the hotels at Cape May which is open
| all the year is the Aldine. 1t is close to the
| beach and the proprietor is Theo. Mueller.
Further particulars can be obtained by writing
| to Mr.. Mueller.
On the LIST of July the Hotel westport at
| Westport Point, Mass, will be open for the
| reception Of guests. Up to the Goth instant the
| proprietor, Mr.. Fl. A. Brown. can be addressed
| at Saxonville Mass. The location is superior
and there are fine bathing and frst-class accom-
modations.
The Hotel Kenderton, at the ocean end Of
Tennessee avenue. Atlantic City, is open for the
reception Of guests and Mrs. J. F. Neali of Tioga
will be glad to see her friends, new and old.
| A high-class family house where the rates are
reasonable is the Clifton at Atlantic City, N. j..
| The furnishings are entirely new and Mrs. Cope
has the reputation of knowing how to cater to
| the public taste. 1t is located at the corner Of
Atlantic and Connecticut avenues.
The st. Charles Hotel is just opposite the
celebrated baths and grounds at Berkeley
| Springs, w. Va. The hotel has undergone con-
siderable improvement, rs q new addition with
| all tho modern conveniences has been built
This resort is a favorite spot for those who feel
that they need good rest and wish to recuper-
ate. The sanitary conditions Of the hotel are
the very best.
| OF the many excellent places at Atlantic City
where one can spend the heated term none are
better located or better cared for than The
| Lelande, which is situated on Massachusetts,
| avenue, which runs along the beach Every
| thing there is irst-class.
Commodious cottages. which afford one an
opportunity to enjoy all the comforts of home,
for those who intend to go to Berkeley Springs,
W. Va, can be had by addressing Mrs. Breese
at that resort The cottages are fully furnished.
well shaded and have plenty of grounds about
them, besides stable. They are very close to
the baths.
The Bay Ridge Hotel at Bay Ridge, Nd, has
! opened for the season. This resort is increas-
ing in popularity each year, the means OF
enjoyment are quite diversified. The terms
and other information can be obtained by ad-
dressing E. L. Hooper, the well-known
manager.
One Of the leading hotels at Asbury Park,
N. j., is the Metropolitan, which opens on june
"a. 1t has an excellent reputation for the
courtesy it extends to its guests and the splen-
did management.
Remembered by His Clerks.
The clerks of the recording division Of the
sixth auditors office presented their chief,
Giles W. Smith of Peru, Ind, with gold watch
beautifully inscribed when he vacated his
place to a democratic successor few days ago.