New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03

classes Gov tho summer" To the latter class
- oueston where 10 go mas Deeh d nr"'.e -.
"" ., less serious discussion since the christmas
mo .as taken down. Family councils nave Oeeh
tree ""9 have been advanced. correspond
new 80 hoen carried on. doctors have been con-
ehee ~ hank accounts scrutnized 10 settle the
.,,on and in many instances decisions nave -
,nDq deferred that would-oe go-a"a!S H
% forced into the stay at homes class' Con'e"'
20 endure the Ills 'heS ""' ~
they know not o. tom, eicb. 10
IT, niles broad with It's woods and mea1o"s,
w ANS and hills. It's sea cliffs, coVes anu 'n.eS ~
- beach with its rils and DrooKs WIN I9'
49, lining TO be caught its still and SURF Da'n'ns'
i ,-es,s of pine and cedar, and It's rei'cS vi 'o
- when the Indians roamed over us i'Ire
-. &c NETWORKS nearest ana most aON'
he'U'' rosor, Summer cities have sprung up
49,. seaeirt shores stately mansions Win oedu
n.y. NY" lie are distributed along its whoie iens'"'
-, railroad has made rapid transit o" inc
asv matter, hotels capable OF accoiH"ou"'"ie
- nunbers of guests and Duht u" inc
~'s "a mans have been erected at the most oe
m9der" p' the landscape architect and the
sHa 80 added to its beauty in many places
h natures gifts have been reiiglous'E pre-
o,vel and some portions are '"'0. a.
..h and look more like a slice from 'ne
e.rd,cks than land within an hour rue VI -''"
York CITY. ..., s,,o ot the island
ionQ II
A'o"s - lord extends which forms the outer wall
." area, South Bay. the smooth waters OF wiz"
" the best OF saltwater bathlis' Hs',
49,, ard safe boating constitute one Oh Luis -
anS.s chief attractions. Beyond inns arm oi -,
.tua,er Is the white. sandy oeach ae"'''9' 49,,
r brooks and tumbles as 1t does at ei'her
u" - tho island where no outer wall ih'erNe"VS'
Co., from the bay, winding through pic'ure'qo
,'nascapes now through open prarie-nhe oo Io
- ogain into dark forests. are 'he oiu ,a
,..d,np 10 the quaint old villages win 'ne ,,No
I,dr,uIs reminiscent Of Colonlal u"!s
anu Is,ard railroad has brought all these places
ho"s IA could be reached only after long Jou'
W. ooarer 10 New-York and BrooKNh "'IU w
80 enough forest and glade are 'raN', 80 -,
-. ,ha natty village cart and the iashioiao 80
=. often than by the postchsise ~. ,ooaa
more 49, "gee'd" and "haw'd' his sioW-pd.eu'
"a" -, team the summer girl no" "i''N' W
THE REACHES FOR BATHlNI'
,,, t,ventv-hve years ago recoshlHeu
Au'.'. oros ~ the Long Island beaches lot -"
~, The neglected south end OF 'ne 'S'''"N
,.noa means Of frequent communicate
.s,obushed. land that had run 10 80 MN
,,.,ad the various beaches were i'"pi
.as,da resorts were established anu 80
ulai ,ossihlitv for those whose business OF
ing peoa"io 20, ,orroit them to leave town Tor
means VIZ g.. horrs When it's natural advah-
n'o.. sooroa known and when facilities lot ie'0".
, 4, were perfected Coney Island peo"i"o o. -
nonula- and the place. with Its =, ca
80 nonulation which embraces al s" 49,.
.,a,v from the bootblack to the BANKER IN
rO,oav TO the nabob. has been SO oi'on ,,,' ..o
nOV'I. T., tar,iliar 10 all II has hotels IKE inc
tha' II 10 ,, g., ,ot,t Of excellence are second 10
,.ho- 90 hotels or for the character ol 'i'o
~ ~, a. accommodates and it has at the o'hei
sv,rsme hotels which are of low or"e''
leland can furnish any kind OF amusei =,
,a. one may hear music by an orcheS"
81. ~. footing Of a sheet-iron band OF 'ne
.,a.,,,g ~ an asthmatc barrel organ ~
wneeA'"e - - ,oo,,a 90 there people OF all sorts
VI s'.,s and all can be entertained 10 thef
liking. Aooa r,av with
Nearby Is the village OF Sheepsheau Ia' , ,,a,,
he great number of cottages, nine ho'ei -, ..,,
boarding houses all of which are occuPieu ~
<u,u during the summer. The CoheE i''"
IoSev clubs racetrack at this place brings 'io"e'
49,, Nawyork and Brooklyn during the Hee''ne''
80 .h,s transient business gives employment ~
na,v vrho have made the place their nome '''0
year around. 49,, leland nc
Tho Long Islander likes to speak Of the islahu d.
",he FISH" because of its formation "ni0" -
resan,ble a great monster BROOKLYN i'"S
c.,oserd Long Island City and the stretch
:, country southeast OF Jamaica form the erea,e'
W., ~ tho head and Jamaica Bay might De inc
breathing apparatus from It's geoSTaphica' poS''O-
Tnls bay is separated from the ocean oy HoO"a.
way Beach whence 1t is only snort ui9'I'0 "
Va Rockavav. one of the most important points
On the island 1t is situated directly on ,"e go"
~ - sroo,b gently sloping beach stretches
miles n either side OF it, The natives declare 'ha
here the temperature Is many degrees io"e' III
,hs summer and as many degrees higher IN ,ne
winter than at New-York and that no more neH''"-
full place can be found on the Atan'ic oo'S'
FAR ROcKAwAY INLET
Far Rockaway Inlet is a conspicuous lea'u1e =.
Far Rockaway. 1t incloses a body OF water VIM !,
orsrs sofe facilities for bathing and boating ana
49, ro,u,i,bstanding the proximity to the ocean
the waters are so calm, free from dansei"''
swell that the children, are allowed TO row about
upon them unattended. $500
Tho Tack.a-nou-sha House IS built on the shores
Of this inlet ana its guests enjoy to the fuiiest 'e
inlet advantages and also those offered by the sea
beach from which only a harrO" e"'P VI ~
sand separates them. go ,,,
During the season the inlet Is alive with SAVING
craft and these are kept steadily employed uuiIns
bathing hours transporting guests TO the surf Inc
Tack-a- pou-sha House is pretentious MOTEL arc"'-
tectrallv beautiful 1t is new. and can accommo-
date with it's Casino annex 2jO guests us Erou"uS
are peasngly laid out with gravel walks ana uiiVe-
WAYS II has lawn-tennis courts and croquet pIots,
and is surrounded by an artsticaiy constructor
rustic fence Piazzas are on two sloes' iiah'"s
promenade go feet long. ana coHiio''-
able cool lounging place for guests The house has
large newly furnished parlors and music rooih' anu
the whole basement OF the hotel originally intended
for billiard rooms and bowling alley, has peeh re-
fitted and reconstructed, and IS now roomy nur-
sery and playroom for the children. Although
numbers Of people from the large cities come
to Far Rockaway and bring with them the CITY
manners. and though improved railway faciiues
have brought the place near the metropolis there
are towns and villages in its immediate neighoor-
hood which refuse to be modernzed. and the IN
habtants Of which take just pride In showing the
legendary relics OF a humble and historical past
which here abounds. Well constructed and properly
cared for roads lead TO these old places winding
through forests Of cedar oak and pine. giving the
traveller occasional glimpse of the picturesque
shores Of the ocean the smooth white sands form
ing dazzling frame for the verdant picture.
Besides the Tack-a-pou-sha there are many
smaller hotels and summer boarding-houses OF SUI
perlnr nd e. Dali