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rail or boat from New York, and by either
means the journey Is one of beauty and in
terest. The managers, Messrs Harvey and
Wood. may be addressed at the Ericsson,
No. 313 Commonwealth avenue, Boston,
for circulars and other information.
The Hotel Hoffman, located on Penn
sylvania avenue near the beach, Atlantic
City, needs no Introduction to Washing
tonians. Both the hotel and the proprietor
M. Marsh, are old friends to visitors from
the national capital, and both are now
prepared to add to their past reputation
Gramercy Hotel Asbury Park, N. j., is
now open, under the superior management
of Harry ]. Rockefeller, formerly of Sun
set Hall of the same place. 1t is near the
beach. and has all the advantages of a per-
feet summer hotel, not the least of which
are wide. shady verandas.
The popular and well-patronized Blue
Mountain House, in Washington county,
Maryland, will be reopened June Is, under
the management of ]. P. Shannon. who
may be seen at the Riggs House regarding
terms and accommodations.
June is peculiarly delightful month in
the Adirondacks, and In the vicinity OF
Lower Saranac Lake its beauties are most
strikingly noticeable. The annex cottages
of the Ampersand Hotel are now open. c.
NJ. Eaton is the proprietor and manager.
and his record as an entertainer and pur-
veyor in the past is a guarantee of what
he has to offer this year. He may be ad-
N. l.,
156 9th avenue, New York.
Among the resorts near by Washington
none is more charming than the Aescula
plan at Wiehle, Fairfax county, Va. Many
well-known people have already secured
accommodations there, but there is room
for many more and the new management
will, If addressed, give full information
about the advantages, attractions and
rates.
The citizens committee of Gooderich,
Canada, has very sensibly concluded to
call attention to the many summer attrac-
tions of the delightful town, and refer
ence to the advertisement in another col
umn will doubtless solve the problem for
many Washingtonians who wish to escape
the vexations of summer and enjoy its
days IN pleasure and contentment.
"The Madison is one of the best hotels
at Asbury Park, n. ]. 1t is near the beach,
and affords a fine view of the broad At
lantic. Electric lights and luxurious bath
rooms among its attractions. Mr. j.
X. Dodman, the proprietor, offerS Speclal
terms for June.
Near the beautiful Sunset Lake at North
Asbury Park and within stones throw of
the ocean. is the Northern" one of the
firest hotels in that charming place. 1t is
specially noted for its high-class cuisine.
Address Stewart & Co. for terms and other
particulars. Special rates for the present
month.
If you are feeling out Of sorts, the best
thing to do is to HE away at once to the
Rockingham Springs, near McGaheysville.
Va, and you will soon be all right again,
and it will only cost you $50 a month to
stay there and regain your health. Ad-
dress the proprietors of this sanatiVe
mountain home for particulars
Frostburg, Md, is well named. because it
is =. 100 feet above tide water and third
as much above the mosquito line. For hay
fever sufferers it has long been Mecca,
Il fnv -hn ha
heat and pests of summer it is equally
converging point. The Hotel Gladstone at
Frcstburg is new and eXcellently arranged
and thoroughly well kept. The rates are.
fortunately, moderate, and are special to
those making a stay. Particulars may be
learred by addressing Manager Campion
Rush. at Frostburg.
The New Jersey coast presents many
summer attractions. but none is more
charming than Spring Lake Beach. The de-
lightful society that gathers there each
season is a sufficient magnet in itself to
draw visitors, without taking into consid-
eration the beauties of the shore and sea
and the fine bathing the guests enjoy. The
Ruskn, under the management of Mrs.
Clabaugh, is one Of the best-kept places
at the beach. and is situated in pictur-
esque spot opposite Spring Lake and near
the ocean beach.
Many people prefer the comforts of home
in their summer outings. and the attention
of such Is called to an admirably equipped
cottage at CaZenovia. N. Y. The season
may be spent here most delightfully."- There
is excellent fishing and boating, shady
drives and pretty scenery. Hite & Mar
shall of 611 14th street northwest, this
city, have the very attractive property for
lease, and will cheerfully give inquirers
all Information regarding it's many ad-
vante ges.
The Montauk Hotel, at Asbury Park, has
been remodeled and refurnished, and is
now more attractive than ever. Davis &
Provost have assumed the management Of
the house, and their name is a guarantee of
satisfaction. Special rates are offered for
the present month. Right on the oceans
brink.
The Neversink Mountain Hotel, at Read
ing, Pa, has long been a popular summer
establishment, and its capacity for 800
solsttial period. T. w. Piggott is the les
see, and will send an interesting booklet on
application.
Virginia Beach is one of the most delight
full resorts the Atlantic coast, and is
growing in popularity at such a rate that
II will soon be the Atlantic City of the
south. Persons anticipating a visit there
will do well to make the Payne cottage
their stopping place. 1t is a well-kept,
well arranged house. and Mrs. w. A.
Payne, the proprietress, is famous for her
good table.
Il VI years past Deer Fark, on the main
line of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
has been famous resort and it's charms
and comforts have been well known to
Washingtonians. Many residents of this
city retain pleasant recollections of So
journs at the comfortable hotel on the
crest of the Alleghanies, and can talk in
glowing terms of the advantages, natu-
raj and acquired. of this health resort. The
season opens June q. with Mr.. D. c.
Jones as manager.
The Leadley Hotel at Asbury Park, To-
Gated one block from the ocean, has OPEN
ed for IT'S seventeenth season. The house
is under the management of Probst and
Lead]ey, whose personal supervision will
contribute to the comfort Of guests.
Washington has local pride in Ocean
City, Nd, as Its nearest and best seaside
resort. Its leading hotel-the Atlantic-is
thoroughly equipped and is under the very
capable management Of Hamilton p. Bur
ney, now at the Arlington Hotel It is
now open and offers special Inducements
to early comers. The natural attractions
OF Ocean City are unsurpassed.
The MinneQua Springs. In Bradford coun-;
ty, Pa, has long been famous for the
health-restoring qualities of it's water, and
the Minnequa Hotel, which Is located there,
has become equally renowned for its ad-