New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
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words The branehlns arms Of Long leahG roI TI
setting and no elenent.of beauty seems lacklAs 70
make II Incompatible among isands II IS aob6nIn
into tiny coves and bays with iiie beaches an, And
shores rich with all he sweet delciousness 1na
Bays and the distant Atlantic" 49,,
a hd It pace tSs e se for
Of sport and Ssrds
dancing and music. Mosquito nets are not a, ISL
one can sleep In the open air win perfect
THE BIG MANHANsEr HOTEL.
To the water the Manhanset presents frontage
OF over 100 feet extending across valley TO tne
bluffs on either side and comprises three large build
ings. connected by bridge and covered pIazzas
The central building recently erected, Is an eiegant
and imposing structure. handsomely furnished ana
containing all the modern improvements ana , con-
venenees which can add TO the ai
has accommodations for COO guests A large music
hall with ample stage has re EN- psy1 and hop
will take place every Saturday. The rooms OF the
nsbes light are and tSeroTghiy ventilated prom
nent York physician Is always resaen' x a
ract i points such as New-London Sag HarbQr
Gardeners Island. Orient Point ana DINERS ah9 me NE
most charming and picturesque OF trips which Yields
AL the Joy OF salt water sailing without the rsA Oh
seasckness. can usually be effected with ease n
few hours - ~
ANOTHER LARGE HOTEL.
The Prospect Hotel with It's cottages. VIII accom-
modate nearly as ! any guests as the Manhan'et
1t IS In situation much like It's big neghbor. and
offers all the advantages OF 1rst-class large sum
mer hotel. All boats stop at landing near tle
hotel grounds, and guests are taken thence IN nopl
carriages ,
The Bav View with cottages. the island
heights five minutes walk from the landing Is a
newly furnished house. surrounded by wide pazzai
1t stands on a gently sloping lawn. 1t Will accom-
MEDIATE about 40 people. its terms are reasonaols
and especial attention Is given 70 the table
on the north shore Of Long Island there - nuch
10 interest the traveller and the peasnre-seeker
while the scenery along the shore rivals In places
that OF any other part OF the island.
Sea Clff Is picturesque spot. few minutes
walk from Glen Cove 1t has been richly endowed
by nature in the way OF terraced blum. from
which the view ont on the Sound Is charming
Sea Cln has large summer hotel, the Sea CIliI'
Pect & Daily propretors. The hotel VIII accom-
mediate 300 guests. An inclined cable railway takes
cricsts from the bun TO the lighthouses, giving
them a safe and easy transit. -
Cold Springs is one OF the best known places on
this branch OF the road. 1t is Of the few places
the demand for GUNNER quarters. The state nsn
\ and from II since 1888 over 1871,
Gl2 Ash have been distributed on Long Island
The Glenada is the best hotel. The pleasant site
of the place together with It's superior manage
Inent By " p. Gerard. has drawn to the mouse, q
superior class Of patrons. Everything about the
hotel from laundry to parlor IS perfect The guests
take much comfort from the broad verandas ana
nlcaeanf promenadcs. The stables are well stocked
and Turnout Of any description can be had al
short notice. which is small item In place
where driving Is one OF the pastmes.