Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-14

these desirable summer homes may he Sc
cured can he aScer;ainci IL addressing d.
G. Jones. Camden station. Baltimore Md.
The Osborne. az Atlantic City. has long
enjoyed an enviable ~eTutIt on for cogIuoss
freedom from mosquitoes. ana fh, even
excellence of its 81 vice ana cuisine II is
situated within one square Of Tie Roa ling
depot and IF the beach. and j. equipped
with an elevator and al 5ih"g moaesrl con-
Veniences. The rates az" lpw. ana pros
pective visitors to Atlantic City viii Zoe. WISE
TO communicate early Wi:h Mrs. y. j. Us
borne, the proprietor.
Away up on the great North Mountain
near Winchester Va. is a resort that has
long been the fdvorlte OF Washington ans
Rock Enon springs is a familiar tame 10 ali
citizens Of the nation Al capital. ana every
season finds the delighted spot growing. in
fame and popularity All information 10
Sarding accommodation Cor the apprpa IL
ing season may he h18 from A : Pratt
room J. sun building, 1917 + street north
west. or at The Star office.
The breeze IL always fresh and cool up on
the New England coast. no matter how hot
the atmosphere may lie elsewhere. and Il
Cape Cod il is found fresh, 81 and coolest
The Hotel Red Brock. at Cataumet there
fore, is z good place TO spend the summer,
especially for those who enjoy boating.
bathing ard the very best fishing. Mrs. q.
{. Kelley is the proprietor, and viii answer
inquiries.
Frank II. Stamm, formerly of Wheeling
is now the proprietor of the Hotel Metrop-
ole at Atlantic City. Nearly every room at
the Metropole is an Ocean front and Yet
with his attractive advantage the terms
asked in no wise eXtraNagant. The
MetIopole is now open.
The Ruskin, at Spring Lake Beach. New
Jersey, will open June l. under the man
agement of Mrs Clabaugh The delightful
situation of the Ruskn, near the beach. Civ
ing an urrivaled view OF the Atlantic and
the many other attractions in it's immcdi-
ate vicinity give ii on enviahle advantage
among summer hotels.
Green's Mountf in House. near Harper's
Ferry, is a delightful piece to spend the
summer. The lates are extremely reason
able and the dccommGiE ions are first
class. Besides commanding an exquisite
view of mountains END valleys, it has the
additional attraction of mineral water. G.
w. Green, the proprietor, viii send circU-
lars on application.
There has always been a congenial and
pleasant I,Grty of guests in summer at the
Hill Top House, Harpers Ferry, and there
promises to be the same cCtcric there tho
coming season. 7. :. IONctt, the proprietor
has achieved an excellent reputation Tor
the high character of lis table aul the
many cCnvonierces he places at the SER
vice Of his guests, there beng, i'm addition
to others there, a telegraph office Ia the
house. The terms are reasonable and the
accommodations frst-cl2ss.
The Berkshire Inn. at the ocean end of
Virginia avenue, is one of the most delight
fully kept houses at Atlantic City. and
those who have known II so favorahly in
the past will find it even improved over its
former excellence the coming season. 1t
will open June /, under the mana cement OF
George A. Rock, the propretors being Mar
shall & Tillottson.
The Neversink Mountain Hotel. near
Reading. is one of the most delightful Of
Pennsylvania resorts The hotel has all
modern improvements, and one of the man
ayers, Mr.. Eckert. is we'll remembered as
Atlantic City. The house will open June
H. and will afford many advantages 10
comfort-seekers.