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THE BBGOKJLYN DAILY SroTDAY, JUXE 27, 1897. 11 MISCELLANEOUS. favor of the taxing of the hotel people and the pecple who aro specially benefited by the Influx of summer visitors, hold up the argument that a similar system of taxation is in operation at Atlantic City and that the latter resort is one of the most thriving watering spots in the country. Those who are against the taxation reply with tho statement that prove the most important events held there during the summer. The season for aquatic bird shooting, which opens Thursday next, will be welcomed by the summer visitors here, who have a predilection for game shooting.

Tho extensive salt marshes on the south side of the bay afford excellent feeding grounds for the snipe on their southern migration, and during favorable weather thousands of the birds may be found In tho vicinity. Among the cottagers who have arrived and are now settled in their summer homes here, are: Mrs. William H. Mott Is now installed iu her own cottage; the Rev. Dr.

James F. Ripps and family, J. A. Young, in his cottage; C. J.

Singer and family, In the handsome residence of Chief Peter Conlin; Charles F. Bloom and family, are occupying their handsome villa home; Thomas Fenner and family are occupying their cottage here; William Mc Kinney and family at their home for the summer; Dr. William Carr has arrived with his family: G. R. Crossby is occupying the PeDty cottage, and Dr.

C. F. Boedocker has arrived with his Pamlly and will spend the summer here in their cottage. Kast Moriches. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) East Moriches, L.

June 26 This favored P. Sondhelm, Mrs. I. A. Qulnn, Miss Stella F.

Quinn. Henry M. Goldfogle, Morris B. Blumenthal, Mr. and Mrs.

D. C. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. D.

A. Mitchell, Mr. and Mr3. H. E.

Moss, Miss Gertrude E. Moss, A. R. Stern, Mrs. R.

Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo H. Halen, J. E.

Hahl, Robert C. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sulzbachcr, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Marshall, Miss Elsie Lowen stein, Mr. and Mrs. William Krans, Mr. and Mrs.

Meyer Hecht. Tho United States Hotel opened for the season on Saturday, the 26th inst. The house has been newly painted and that with the carefully kept lawns around the house makes the big hotel present a fine appearance. Professor Charles Cohn and his orchestra will again furnish tho music this season. The bookings aro fairly large at this house and the season opens with a good showing of Brooklyn people, among whom are Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Case. Miss Florence Case and maid, Miss Ada Case, Mr.

and Mrs. George Lucas, Miss Marjorie Lucas and maid, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

De Ronde, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stevens.

Miss Kittle Stevens, Waiter Stevens, Mr. anil Mrs. A. F. Tucker, Mr.

and Mrs. A. M. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs.

C. S. Barker, Miss M. A. Gordan, Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Lewis. Mr.

and Mrs. C. R. Colyen, Captain T. M.

Nichols, William T. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. C. S.

Wheeler, John G. Weils, Miss Lulu Van Cleaf, John T. Collins, P. J. Montague.

Belmr. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Belmair, N. June 26 The chief event of Interest at this resort the past week was the purchase of the Asbury Park and Belmar M. every day there will be a devotional service in the reception room of the Gerard House. "Vesper services will be held every evening at 7 o'clock, conducted by the Rev.

Dr. Wing, The Creole Quartet, directed by (the wife of 'the Rev. Ernest Lyon, Is to lead 'the singing at all the devotional services and render selections at all the services In the lAudltorltun. Lectures and popular addresses will be given every week day In the Audltor lum at 2:45 P. M.

The committee on Point o' "Woods conference consists of the Rev. Arthur Byst, chairman; John J. Holden, J. Frederick "Wright, S. R.

Smith, F. R. Taft, Henry King, George N. Douglass, George R. Hlgbie, Mrs.

S. D. Comptcn, W. C. TUton, the Rev.

F. W. Moody, Dr. W. H.

Johnson, Charles L. Southard, the Rev. William Hughes, J. G. Plldltch, W.

B. Staley. The Suffolk County committee Includes John J. Carman, the Rev. Robert V.

Norton, Daniel Chichester, W. C. Abbott, the Rev. A. C.

Wiley, Everett M. Price, the Rev. H. B. Munson, Emrnett F.

Smith, the Rev. W. R. Sears, the Rev. M.

O. Lepley, C. D. Al'bin. Southold.

(Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Southold, L. June 26 Ezra P. Conklin of Brooklyn is visiting his mother. Miss Susie Solmon Is visiting her sisters in Brooklyn. E.

M. Jewell of Brooklyn has returned from a visit to his Barents. F. R. Bennett of Brooklyn has been visiting Southold friends.

Mrs. B. Tllllngbast of Mattituck is Visiting at G. Wells Phillips'. The Rev.

William Force Whitaker, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Albany, is his fattier, the Rev. Dr. Epper Whitaker. Miss Louis C. Pond, a former principal of the Southold Academy, is spending the summer with her parents at Moorhead, Miss.

O. V. Penney is spending a few days With friends at New London. Spencer Jewell of Saranac Lake is spending his summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

E. F. Jewell. The Misses Hattie and Ida Appleby of 'Providence, R. are visiting MrB.

George G. Terry. The Misses Lillie Howell of Boston and Palmetto street, Brooklyn, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Willlama, Forest street. Flushing.

Village Trustee James F. Connor and Mrs. Connor arrived home from the Catskills this week. Mr. Connor went there for the benefit of his health, but the climate, it is said, did not agree with him.

Charles Downing of Flushing left yesterday for a four weeks' trip through the West. Edward Richardson of Percy street, Flushing, will spend the next three weeks at Middle Granville, N. Y. Malcolm Goodridge, son of Dr. E.

A. Good ridge, is at Maple Grove Cottage, Lake Placid, N. Y. Mrs. Hopkins of Broadway, Flushing, has leased the Robert Burns Cottage at Arverne for the summer.

Miss Sallie Brigham and Mis Katherine Richmond have returned from Richmond, and will spend their vacation in Flushing. Jamesport. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Jamesport, L. June 28 There is every prospect of asucessful season at this resort, wSiich i3 situated on Peconic Bay, with every facility for boating, battling and driving. Among "the coftagers who have already arrived are Judge George P.

Nelson and family of Brooklyn. Judge owns a handsome yacht, which is seen on the 'bay through out lie season. The Great Peconic Bay House, Hotel Mlamogue and Locust Grove Hotel all overlook die bay, while the Idlewild Is situaited a'bout three minutes' walk from this beau'tiful sheet of water. Among those who will arrive next week for the season are Mr. and Mrs.

Hush McLaughlin, Miss Laura McLaughlin and Mrs. Helen Carroll and family of Brooklyn at the Great Peconic Bay House. Tho McLaughlins have spent several seasons here. Charles Hall and family of New York are already it the Great Peconic House for the season. Others who will arrive before the Fourth are Mrs.

George M. Walker, Donald Walker of New Jersey, Miss Waldron, Mr. and Mrs. William Buckley and family, Mr. and Mrs.

A. R. Pollock, Miss Marjorie Pollock and maid, Mr. and Mrs. C.

T. Johnson, Harry Johnson, Miss Meta Johnson of Brooklyn, S. Y. McNair, Mr. and Mrs.

S. A. Scrib ner, J. K. Woodford, Miss Woodford of New W.

C. Condee, Miss Olle Condoe of Brooklyn, and at the Howell house J. Browning and family of New York. J. H.

Boston, the Brooklyn artist, is to ttort an art school here, and for that purpose has rented the Culver cottage. Dr. W. M. L.

Fiske and family of Bedford avenue, Brooklyn toavo arrived at their cottage on Oneck. Professor W. C. Pe ckham of Adelphi College is at his cottage, on Quogue. as is R.

M. Blake of Brooklyn. Charles H. Corhett and family of Brooklyn are expected at their cottage, the Anchorage, on Oneck, next week. Massapequa.

(I2a.gle Information Bureau Correspondence. Massapequa, L. June 26 The hotel opens to day under the management of E. N. Rogers, with Charles B.

Fisher, clerk. Tho house has been thoroughly overhauled and put in first class condition. The bathing facilities have been materially Improved, the water, however, is too cold yet, except for the hardier bathers. The inaugural ball will be given next Saturday night and it promises to be a brilliant affair. Mr.

Thomas D. Snodekor, the manager of the Massapequa property, reports an unusual demand for cottages. Among the cottage residents are Marshall H. I. Hayden of Brooklyn, Percy Grey and S.

S. Norton of Brooklyn, sons in law of General Horatio C. King, are occupying the Homestead; Herman Ormsby of Willow street, Brooklyn, is occupying his cottage; W. R. Paye of Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn, is also in his cottage.

I. B. Potter, president of the League of American Wheelmen, is occupying Cottage No. 2. Thomas C.

Snedeker of Adelphi street, Brooklyn, and the manager of tho property, is occupying Cottage No. 1. J. C. Chapman of New York will move into his cottage on the 30th.

Blue and weak fish as well as crabs havo made their appearance In the bay, and several good size catches of weak fish were reported yesterday. J. Hendrickson of the village exhibited one twelve and one hal pound blue fish, an unusual size for this season of the year. Good Ground. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Good Ground, L.

June 26 Tho season can be considered open ad among the cottagers already here are Judge Wauhope Lynn and family, John Lynn and family, E. R. Lesiand, John Gtilsey, Judge M. J. O'Brien, H.

Southgate, H. M. Barbour and Mrs. C. C.

Doming, all of New York. They are installed In their pleasant summer homes along the shores of the Shlnnecock and Peconic bays. The following have rented cottages and are aow enjoying the sea breezes here: Mrs. J. J.

Loughlin of Broo'kflyn, in Watson Clark's cottage; D. S. Loughran, in Warren Penny's cottage, Pon Quogue, and C. G. Hedge, in W.

E. Squire's new cottage, on the Rhamme pasture. At tho Ocean View House Warren Corwin is entertaining John J. McLoughiin, wife and five chiMren, with nurse, of Jartalca, L. John S.

Lawrence, wife, three children and maid, of Hempstead; John Muldoon and sister, Mrs. E. R. THton and son and Alfred Stoutenburgh of New York. At the Oak Grove are H.

Morrison and sister, P. S. Lawson and family. E. Stroebel and family, O.

Wagner and family. E. Sppitzka and Walter Curtis, all of New York. C. D.

Vail of the Clifton has several guests and Otis Corwin of the Hallock House has several rooms engaged. Mrs. George W. Spencer of the Sprlngville also expects several guests during the coming week. John Gilsey and family of New York arrived during the past week at their cottage.

Peter Gilsey is expected in a few days and Judge James C. Carter will be down during the coming week. T. C. Lentz assistant state engineer of Albany, and P.

J. Brummel Karup of Syracuse were at Canoe place, for several days the past week, while looking after the work to be done by the dredge Trojan at the Quogue Canal. Guy H. Miller, son of Warner Miller, Is here as, engineer in charge of this work. The canal is to bo deepened and widened its entire length from the Shlnnecock to the Great South Bay.

Garden City. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Garden City, L. June 26 Among the arrivals at the Garden City Hotel during the week were the following Brooklynites: W. G. and E.

I. Wiley, Mrs. Mary J. Sproul, J. S.

Ullman, G. L. Eames, C. Hazart. Mr.

and Mrs. Sturgls Coffin. Miss Stearns, C. B. Car hart, C.

W. Bauman. J. It. Smith, A.

L. Hunt, E. L. Wintz, Benjamin S. Stolzen berger, I.

E. Denning. The following registered from New York City: Miss Knowlton, George W. Stitzner, Miss Carhart, Mrs. R.

G. Zimmerman, Mrs. E. H. Haldeman, L.

M. King. Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. Ropes, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, Leon W. Mabornc, Mrs.

Woodruff, G. M. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart, D.

G. Hindig, J. D. Arnold, James J. Maerne, F.

Sheridan, L. Newklrk, H. E. Major. Mr.

and Mrs. W. N. E. Jordan, Mr.

and Mrs. Ponaga, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.

Halns, J. Morton Haines, Arthur Midalton, Louis Mldalton. Kempst9ad. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Hempstead, L. June 26 The summer season is now well under way In this quaint and attractive village with its historic churches and many handsome country seats of well known Brooklynites, and the members of the Meadow Brook Hunting colony.

Some of the Brooklynites who are no at their cottages are: J. A. Vega and family, W. W. Biggers and family, John S.

Snedeker and family, Dr. and Mrs. Harry S. Field, Professor F. Grube and family, Luther Werner and family.

Henry Vogel and family. CELEBRATE THE ITH OF 3 FLYING SCIENTIFIC KITJES, nnd floatJus tlio Ameucnn Flnff a thousand leet in th air! Any mm can do It. AN illlSinpCOJU'LETE. TI1K BLUK BOX JvITE. Fatrnta aj'itlitd for in the United Statcii, Canada, flrtat Hrilain, etc.

SeicutinV Kile I 'lyinir has attracted tbe attention of Die world. The Blue Hill Box Kite ll tbe first kite used by scientirtts lo be offered foreea eral sale. This marvel of scientiho perfection la used at the famous Blue Hill ather station for si iidiiiK up instrunient' in making observations and photoKraphH. Kites or tbU ivpehavo attained the wonderful helKht 0,2110 feet, nnarlv two milts. Anybody c.

fly the Blue (Mil Box Kile. It goe up straight lruui the hand like a bird. Simple, Strong and 1 ff Instructive. Price, Pl 'Vf. Call or semi fur illustrated circular to Kite Dept.

K. Hide the llorV'tnt lllcycle. Jltian icinva. E. I.

IIOKS.ilAN", i Broadway, N. Y. along this line also. The ocean front, board, walk and beach boulevard are in a most excellent condition. Cape May, whiie it has grand and Imposting tels.

Is essentially A resort ot cottages, and its greatest summer population is iu the latter capacity. Yesterday afternoon the season was officially opened by the coming of the working Journalists of Washington, with their women folks, in all about four hundred, to remain at the Stockton Hotel until Monday. They are gues ts of the Pennsylvania Railroad while here, and are under the personal care of Messrs. George W. Boyd and Frank M.

Barks dale of the passenger department of the "road. The bathing season has commenced and th Ashing lu tho ocean and adjoining sound at its best. Among Brooklyn guests here this week are Mr. and Mrs. John P.

Parmeter. William A. Thomas, the Misses Thomas, B. F. Magruder, Mr.

and Mra. B. F. Magruder, R. 3.

Parsons, W. W. Parsons, T. T. Thomas, A.

G. Thomas, H. B. Decatur, Mr. and Mrs.

S. C. Sartort, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Stirtori, A. R. Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Milton Kennedy, general passenger agent of the Brooklyn City Railroad; A. B. Frazier. Mr. and Mrs.

George Klemm. Mrs. B. Lamm, Mr. and Mrs.

E. J. Maxwell, Miss Julia Thomas. Mr. and Mrs.

R. Martin, Miss Martin, Miss Harrison. Atlantic City. (KnKle Information Itureau Correspondence.) Atlantic City, N. June 26 The number of bathers on the beach increases daily.

Tho hotels arc rapidly tilling up. The board walk is thronsed with strollers both day and evening. The amusement places are doing a rushing business and everything points to a prosperous season at this resort. Among tho visitors are an unusually large number from Brooklyn and vicinity. Charles E.

Palmer of Brooklyn Is a prominent guest at the Edison. Ho is accompanied by Thomas McKay, of Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. I'.

W. Knoll of Brooklyn were among the visitors of the week at the. Little Brighton. Mr. and Mrs.

Jamison of Brooklyn are stopping at the Berkshire Inn. Senseman of Brooklyn is also at the Berkshire. A. M. ilaueher is a well known Brooklynite who Is a guest at the Hotel St.

Charles. I). Peck of Brooklyn registered at the Grand Atlantic Hotel this week. The Misses Western of Brooklyn are enjoying a pleasant sojourn at the Rossmore. Mr.

and Mrs. M. H. Bradley, accompanied by Mies N. Bradley and W.

Bradley, are a pleasant family party of Brooklynites at the Seaside House. Mrs. A. Itolston of Brooklyn Is a guest at the Little Brighton. Mr.

and Mrs. F. Rrevoors are prominent residents of Brooklyn sojourning at the Berkshire Inn. C. S.

Clifford of Brooklyn is spending some time at the Berkeley. Mr. and Mis. J. Woolston and W.

A. Hock mayor are among the well known Brooklynites at the States Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. R.

H. Thomas are guests at the Hotel Champlaine. Mr. and Mrs. S.

Edwards are sojourning at the Mansion House. R. C. Miles is enjoying a visit at the Ir vington. Mr.

and Mrs. A. A. Dayton are registered at Haddon Hall. W.

Harnberger is stopping at the Koop iim ii. Mr. and Mrs. R. M.

the Chalfonte. Wylle are visiting at Mr. and Mrs. R. Mercer aro among the visitors of note at the Hotel Dennis.

Mrs. It. V. Pcits and Miss R. C.

Potts are stopping at the I'ennhurst. Among the residents of Brooklyn and vicinity registered at thi leading hotels this week were the Misses West. rn. Mr. and Mrs.

M. H. Bradley. Mkv N. Bradley.

W. Bradley, Mra." A. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Brevoors, D. Pe k. A. M. Haucher, Mr.

and Mrs. P. W. Knoll. Mr.

and J. Behrend. Mr. and Mrs. Jamu.

Senseman. w. A. Koekniayer, Mr. and J.

Woolston, T. F. Gallon, Mrs. P. 8.

Mrov. Miss P. Humphry. Mr. and Mra! W.

Hopper, A. E. Sikes. Miss R. C.

Potts, Mrs. It. V. Potts. Mr.

and Mrs. R. L. Stewart! W. II.

Mr. and Mrs. I). Wright, Mrs. N.

McDowell. Mis. A. MclMlian. Mr.

and Mrs! K. H. Speni er, J. A. Huhe, w.

Fitch, Mrs. M. Stein. Colonel J. P.

Evans, Colonel', Branch, Mrs. J. Craves. Mrs. II.

C. BVye A. Mail. F. Sullivan.

J. K. c. s.m, (). K.

Sato, .1. P. Ogden. S. B.

Cable, A. Kent, F. Roso, J. N. Johnson.

C. Grlsw'old! Mrs. C. E. Miss B.

W. Jansen, W. C. Kasdale. C.

Schwartz. C. A. Mall. II.

Gray! Mr. and c. H. Howard, G. Hermann, Mr.

and Mrs. K. K. Oct. Miss S.

C. sJanford. Mrs. J. (1.

Wright, P. Cully. J. Bennett, V. Riley.

J. Mr Craw, A. P.iirnc A. Chadrauu. Mrs.

J. l.tthy. Master T. Liiby, Mrs. E.

Elmore, R. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. S.

Edwards, p. I. Blakeman. II. Harris.

M. A. Kates, Miss! M. Edwards. V.

Wormol. Miss Emma H. Peck. L. 1.

I.ippinan. J. Stern herger. Mr. and Mis.

M. M. Lindensteln, S. Wolf. G.

H. Kr.it Mrs. J. Conllsk. Miss K.

J. c.mlisk. Miss H. Conlisk, Miss Tayior. J.

S. Baniell. W. Aumuss, Langer, r. Smith.

M. Smith. W. T. Lauthlne, C.

F. Mr. and H. Brown, F. J.

Goldscll. H. 1,. Aurich, W. K.

Miss A. Half. Mr. and .1. R.

Web! Miss K. Webb. Mr. and Mrs. M.

Mason. Mrs. G. Smith. T.

H. M. Kendall, G. A. Metze, J.

T. Mouti Is, .1. Ii. Bird, C. A.

Mugleton! J. Lynam. c. .1. Hughuss.

.1. Wilson. R. J. Dr.

y. .1. F. Yion, II. N.

Reeves. H. P. Morton, H. Straschnow.

M. Mendel. J. N. Johnson, J.

S. Case. Blanche Nichidls. G. W.

Bates, L. F. Rick .1. J. Kistler, E.

I). Kollv, A. Clark, H. Hu chlnsnn. Mr.

anil Mrs. F. A Clark. J. A.

I'uiuin. Mks M. E. Jordan, McWilliiis. R.

F. s. Meridian, O. H. Cook.

Mr. c.Kl Mrs. II. llawley, N. Harsell, M.

Rani soy. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Watkins.

Miss B. Wat kins, Master J. Watkins, Ma ster C. Watkins. Girt.

IRncrt'1 Tiure.au Correspondence.) Sea Girt. N. June nr. The season hers opi ns briskly, notably at the Tremont, whers arrivals nf ilu v.ock Included Mrs. J.

J. Eldridge. Strom! II. RMridge. Elizabeth S.

El dridgc, the Re v. II. L. Agiiew, 1). the Rev.

and Mrs. J. S. Dickson. S.

Dickson, William Campbell Dicksi.n, Thomas Sinclair Dickson, Florence R. Eckel. G. T. McClure of Philadelphia: K.

J. Myddlcton, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Boesen of Orange, Miss J.

Llppincott of Morristown. Harriet W. Harrington and Emma Harrington of Albion. N. Y.

Mrs. Henry Harrington and R. W. Harrington of Denver. Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Jar.ewiiy and family of Trenton; Miss Feucht wanucr. Miss i 1.

Fouchtwanger. Mr. and Mrs. William 11. Weeks.

Miss Weeks and Miss Mnnley of New Vork. and. P. II. Kendig and faintly of Seneca Falls.

N. Y. Berr.arclsville. triKie Huivau Cci respondetiee.) llcfiiinlsvilU', N. June US Somerset' Inn is one of the few summer houses that ha3 been filled since May in.

The eight cottag'e3 vithln the grounds are also occupied. The new golf course connected with the inn Is among the finest in tho land and tho club house, nearly completed, will cost Brooklyn people that have arrived this waelt I Atlantic City is an all year around resort and that the business peoplo can afford to pay taxes there, while the season at Asbury Park does not run over seven or eight weeks at the outside, when heavy business is considered. Apropos of Atlantic City, tho mayor and councilmen had for their guests on Thursday and Friday a large delegation of the residents and business men from this resort. It was to pay back the visit made by the delegation from Asbury, who were the guests of Atlantic City this spring. There are a large number of men in Asbury whitfdeslro that their town should follow in the footsteps of Atlantic City, with, the hope that in tho near future a winter resort may be established here.

The Atlantic City people have looked very kindly upon the inquiries and have answered questions and made suggestions. A warm fraternal feeling has sprung up between the two big resorts and in this alone the exchange of visits has proved beneficial. Dr. Payson of the United States Navy is at Asbury Park on his first visit. He was formerly a member of tho faculty of the Naval Academy at Annapolis.

He will spend the summer at the Plaza. Additional New York guests at the Hotel Brunswick are Frank Rose, F. J. Goodsoll, C. Kingsley, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph R. Warehouse, R. K. Mackay and C.

W. Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dean, James Knott, David Knott and S.

D. Martin are New Yorkers recently registered at the Grand Avenue. Joseph Tompson of Newark. Theodore W. Ayres and Ct rles J.

Morrow of Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Whittemore of New York are guests at the Atalanta.

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Huiskamp of Los Angeles are late arrivals at the Plaza for the third season.

Mr. Huiskamp Is a retired merchant. Fred K. Beebe of the Newark Gas Light Company, has located at the Hotel Columbia for the summer. R.

C. Bennett and A. J. Ryder of Flatbusb, L. after riding their wheels to the Park, have put up at Sunset Hall.

P. J. McAulifTe, the New Y'ork dry goods merchant, has arrived at the Lafayette for the season with Mrs. McAuliffe. John D.

Adair and D. C. Cornell, Philadelphia bankers, are recuperating at the Ocean Hotel. Miss Annie M. Clark, an actress, who for thirty years has been at the Boston Museum, will spend the entire summer at the Plaza.

Bartlett R. Atwood, a prominent Chicago business man, is sojourning at the Metropolitan. Mrs. J. Sinclair and Miss G.

Sinclair of New York are guests of the Fenimore. They are members of the' family that owns the New England marble quarries, from which came the marble for George Vanderbllt's Asheville, N. palace. W. J.

Holton of New York, traveling auditor for the Standard Oil Company, is resting at the Plaza. Six members of the Logan Wheelmen of Brooklyn rode to Asbury Park a few days ago and have been staying at the Grand Avenue. The party consists of William Scliiff. D. M.

Davidson, F. H. Galloway, John Keegan, H. M. Cogan and John E.

Stark. Fred II. Parker, one of tho bank examiners of the State of New York, is spending a few weeks at the Lake Avenue. Among the Newarkers who have latelv arrived at the Park at T. J.

S. Landis, the' artist, and his wife and son. Miss E. L. Wallace and Mrs.

W. L. Wallace of Tarry town are guests of the Edgmere Inn. President Adam Kellar of the Carlisle, National Hank is spending the summer at the Hotel Brunswick with his wife and son. North Asbury Park.

Information Bureau Correspondence.) The Hclly Terrace is open and a number of engagements have been made for August. Among tho guests already registered are Mr. and Mrs. E. O.

Hovey, George E. Crowell, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Gorse. Miss E. Crowell, Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs! S. E.

Travis, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. M.

McNear, Miss F. A. Travis, Miss Helen 1. McNear, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Potts, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.Mackin, Edgar Thumway, Harrison McNear, William Wood and family, Mrs. James Van Riper, Mr.

and Mrs. McLeod. Long Branch. (Eagle Information Bureau 'crrespnndence.) Long Branch, N. June 26 To day marked the formal opening of all of the hotels here and the season of 1S97 is now on in full swing.

Dances are being given in all of the ball rooms to night and sounds of mirth or music float from every piazza along the bluff. Over at Hollywood the crowd has poured in steadily since morning, and, as nearly every one 0f the arrivals have booked for the season Proprietor Frederick Hoey is assured of a banner season. Pleasure Bay also had its opening to day. The gayety started with a balloon ascension and to night an exhibition of fireworks is being given there and the display will be followed by a ball on the lawn. Many entries are being received daily for the bicycle carnival to be given on July 17.

Walter Htldrcth of the West End Hotel, who is managing the event, anticipates that the gathering will bo three times the size it was last year. The members of the Elberon Beach Club are arranging for a dance and house warming during tho coming week. It will bo the opening event in the pretty club house, which has Just been completed. The new home is located on the beach fronting the Elbernn Hotel and is colonial iu style. It will be used exclusively for dancing and musieales and the lower portion of the house will servo as tho bathing pavilion for the members only.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kinsiow, well known residents of Morristown, N.

are guests at the Ocean. Among the Bostonians at tho Elberon are Mr. anil Mrs. William E. Cox.

Samuel II. Guggenhcimer of New York is putting up at the West End. A prominent Chicagoan at the Hollywood is Ira Nelson Morris, the stock yard man. Mr. Morris will spend most of the summer at the Branch.

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Roobling and family of Trenton are among the best known cottagers this year.

They are occupying the cottage No. 12 In connection with the Elberon Hotel. Additional arrivals from New York during the last few days at the Ocean House ore: G. E. Gladhill, Sam Stern.

Mrs. Edison. Mrs F. E. Duffy.

Mrs. Davis. S. L. Cohen, and Mrs.

Charles Monnay, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Momiette, L. P. Rollwagon and Mrs.

G. E. Webb. Mr. and Mrs.

M. T. Barrett of Newark are recreating on the broad piazzas and spacious lawns of the Elberon. Dr. II.

Fridenberg of New York will spend the summer at the Hollywood. Tho prosperous bu.sinr man of Rochester, N. in Joseph G. Greene, who Is recreating at the West End. Mr.

and Mrs. G. D. Clark, well known residents of Baltimore, are late registrations at the Ocean. F.

W. Lafrantz and family of Brooklyn are spending the summer at the Hollywood. William Busteed and family of New York have arrived at the Scarborough, where they will spend the entire seuson. Dr. and Mrs.

A. II. Smith of New York are making the Elberon their summer humo thlri year. I. Untermcyer, tho well known Now York lawyer, lias again arrived at the Hollvvvood.

R. D. Holt, P. H. Hol't and W.

S. Creditor of Liverpool, England, are stopping at the West End Hotel. The two moat important Improvements in tho way of cottages at Hollywood this summer aro which are being constructed opposite the Hollywood Hotel by Thomas Kelly, the well known furniture dealer of Now York, and Peter McDonald, the emigrant agent. Each of these summer abode will cost about. J20.000 and will be ready for occupancy within a fortnight.

M. Wlnnburgi, the Now York edvwtisinir man. is enjoying himself at the Hollywood. Mrs. Wfneburgh and daughter.

Miss Dora Wlneburgh. accompany him. Among tho most prominent recent arrivals at tho West End cottages are and Mrs. De Witt J. Scligmar.

and family if New York. Mr. and Watson E. Case, wealthy New Yorkers, are stopping at the Elbi ivn. Mrs.

Case's daughter. Mrs. Em mott, is an Elberon cot sifter thir year. Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Peck of Auburn, N. are occupying rooms in one of the West End' cottages. Other New York regis'trationK recently at the ever popular Hollywood are J.

S. Bue.i and family, F. A. Kursheedt, Miss Jetta Levy, M. P.

Levy, William Bamlx rgcr. Wlillam Rowe. Charles N. Shaw, E. Coleman, Miss Martha Henncssy, H.

W. Levy, Mrs. Si. Goldsmith and Misa Gold imltb. Additional arrivals from Now York at the West End cottages are Gordon Rolf, Adolph Engel.

Mrs. Wells. Miss Wells, John a Lauder, S. Solomon, Mrs. II P.

Sondhelm, Miss summer resort, patronized principally by those from the metropolis who seek a temporary abode of peace and quietude, has not yet emerged from the state of lethargv into which, during the winter months, it is allowed to lapse. The presence of fashionable equipages on the drives in the afternoons, however, give evidence that the summer colony is beginning to arrive. A few eligible cottages are still without any tenants, but there is reason tu helieve that even these will bofore the seuson has commenced In earnest And appreciative occupants. All the boarding houses have thrown open their portals and are prepared for the arrival of guests. Edgemere.

(Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Edgemere, L. June 26 The weather at this pleasant coast resort during the past week has been unexceptional, the temperature during the past few days having approached summer warmth. The Edgemere is rapidly filling with summer sojourners and the season Is fairly launched at this attractive hostelry with a goodly gathering of guests. Prominent among the arrivals this week are C. H.

Smithers, C. H. Smithers, jr. Miss Grace Smithers, Miss Mabel Smithers, Miss C. Fales, Mrs.

E. B. Xostrand of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. F.

H. Partridge and child, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Peabody, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Arthur and two children, J. E.

Taylor. T. H. Bates, Mr. and Mrs.

Francis C. Grable. Mrs. J. M.

Lattimer, Franklin S. Richardson, Frank M. Lurcher, Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron, James H.

Taylor, T. E. Bell, C. J. Ryan, H.

H. Brown, Albert Gallatin, G. Gallatin, Lewis J. Conlon, William M. Penny, J.

II. JlcCartley of New York. Glen Cove. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Glen Cove, L. June 26 The warm weather of the past week has brought out all the cottagers and the boarding houses are rapidly filling.

Ever since the late Charles Pratt of Brooklyn purchased a large tract of land with a shore front from Red Spring to Dosoris and converted it into Dosoris Park the influx of cottagers from Brooklyn has been rapidly increasing. At the Red Spring colony Thomas S. Strong, Henry Noyes, Edmund Wetemore, Phillips Abbott, John C. Milligan, William B. Tubby, John T.

Irving, Dr. George Fowler, Montross Morris. J. Roger Maxwell and M. del Pino have handsome country seats.

At the North Country club Harvey Murdock, L. L. Brown, Daniel K. Hall, Horatio M. Adams, W.

Crittenden Adams, Thomas Leeming, Edward H. Sayre and L. L. Busby. Pembrooke Jones and family of North Carolina have taken Pembrooke.

the home of Mrs. Charles L. Perkins at Red Spring. J. H.

Ladew, owner of the steam yacht Columbia, and his mother are at Luedjo. Charles P. Latting and family have recently arrived at Werah and Leonard Jacob at East Island. Charles A. Dana is spending a few weeks at home.

West Island, Dosoris, the condition of his health compelling him to take entire rest from business. Paul Dana occupies his new cottage on West Island. Mrs. Charles Pratt and Miss Helen Pratt aro at the Pratt Manor House and Frank L. Babbott and family at Dosoris Park.

Dr. C. N. Hoagland and Charles O. Gates have opened their new homes on Fresh Pond lane opposite the golf links.

Mrs. Charles Willett of Baltimore Is spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. Willet Weeks, at Red Spring. Mrs. S.

J. Norton, the artist, will spend the month of August in East Aurora, N. Y. Miss E. Juliet Fagundas of "West Eighty fifth street, New York.

Is a guest of Mrs. Belle Thomas of Pleasant Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Strakosch have gone to their camp in the Adirondacks.

Mts. H. T. McConn of New York and Mrs. A.

Williams of Dewitt. are visiting their sister, Mrs. William H. Coles of Forest avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Lee of Richmond Hill, are at Mrs. William Eastment's for the summer. Good Ground. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Good Ground, L.

June 26 The week's arrivals at Wells' Canoe Place include the following: Fred Strong, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Leutze, Frank Roberts.

Albany; Guy Miller, Herkimer. N'. Arthur Adams, Utlca. N. Frank Lutz, Utlca, N.

Y. Mr. and Mrs. P. J.

Brummel Lamp, Syracuse, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Smith. Schenectady. N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Cctter, Mr.

and Mrs. E. D. Carev, Master Willie Carey. Master Robert Carey' D.

R. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Conklin, a very jolly party from Brooklyn. Locust Valley. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Lrcust Valley, L. June 26 The late season "aas been very much against the boarding houses, but has not prevented the of country hemes from seeing this section or country a't its best.

Peacocks Point Is already full of surrvner residents. Mr. and Mm. Frederick Horsey of Butler street, Brooklyn, have taken the Edward Weeks house; Mr. and Mrs.

William M. Dudgeon are at the Point House cn the Dudgeon estate; Mrs. William B. Winslow and Richard Pock and family af Brooklyn area: cottages on tho hill; John Duryea and Frank Walter and family arrived on Wednesday fur 'the summer; Major Eddy and family will arrive next week; Ed'wartl S. Appleby has re turned to the Towr.send homestead at Lat tlngtown for the summer and fail months; Mr.

and Mrs. Isaacah Cozzens of New York aro guests of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Frost; Colonel H.

O. Bristol and Mrs. William Carpenter have cottages on the Frost estate, overlooking the sound. Mru. A.

A. Raymond and the Misses Sydney and Edith Raymond are at their Lattlngtown rosldence. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S.

Carpenter are living in the Jones cottage this season. Isaac Smith and family and II. C. M. In gra'aam and family are a't Lattlngtown.

Messrs. Purly and Davis have had their summer houses renovated and aro about to occupy them for the summer. The Vacation House at Mill Neck will be opened this week and many tired shop girls will take advantage of the philanthropy of the late Benjamin W. Dominy, who donated the building for their use. Hero they have pleasant rooms, good board, bathing, boating, games, provided for a small sum and each girl is allowed to remain two weeks.

A more delightful spot than the one selected by Mr. Dominy could not be found, located on a aide hill overlooking the sound, with wide piazzas, shady lawn and a view of the sound for miles. Blue Poinr. (Eagle; Information Bureau Correspondence.) Blue Point, L. June 26 Arrivals at tho Hailo.tt House; Mr.

G. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Savcy. Mr.

A. McGahie. Mr. B. Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. Ketcham, Miss Florenco Ketch am, Mr. B. Ketcham of Brooklyn and Mr, George Lane, Mr. R.

Bernard. Mr. W. Wclue, Mr. Lornax of New York.

WeMhampton. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Wosthampton, L. Juno 26 With the warm weaxhor of last week boarders have arrived hero in large numbers. Tho West hampton Country Club will open July 1, and on the evening of tho Fourth the firs cotillon will be held, and this is generally regarded here as the opening of the season. A number of city guests have taken advantage of the warm days to bathe in the ocean.

From the Apaucuck Pour; House a yacht makes connections twice a day with the bailing station. Golf will undoubtedly bo the leading amusement during the summer. Every pleasant day a number can lie seen on the links of the Country Club, which are in excellent condition. At the Onock House are kho families of W. J.

Bruff and B. Griffiths and Miss McNeil of Brooklyn. At the Apaucuck Point House Mr. and Mrs. S.

B. Mills, Sidney Mills, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fitzglbbons, Miss Ella Fitzgib bons, Miss Ida Fitzgibbons, Richard Fitzglbbons, Alex.

Alexander of Now York, Miss street Kai.way by 'the Atlantic Coast Electric Railway Company. The transfer was made quito unexpectedly to residents of this place, although the change had been talked of for some time. Messrs. King, Bullitt ic Ftp n.n rwf Vow VlT wrra in n. ttn I sio.n of just enough more than half of the stock io give them the power of disposal.

The purchase is one that affects not only the comfort of the residents in this neighborhood, but especially that of the summer ites on the coast. Heretofore a transfer was necessary In Asbury Park from the lino of tho Atlantic Coast Road to the Belmar route. Now this will all be done away vvitn. Tin tracks of "the two lines are being connected at the head of Cookman avenue. Asbury Park, so there will be a continuous trolley line from Pleasure Bay ko tho famous fishing ami crabbing grounds of Shark River.

T'nis will enable the passenger to cover tho distance beoween the two resorts expeditiously and wlthoii't change. A pleasing incident occurred at the Hotel Columbia on Tuesday. A mammoth Hag pole nearly a hundred feet high had been reared, and thereon was flung to tho breeze a handsome American Hag which bad been presented to Miss Lindsay of the Columbia by her guests. The first intention, of presenting 'the flag on tho Fourth July, was abandoned and instead jubilee day was selected. Among tho many PhiHdelphians who are stopping at the Columbia Cs W.

H. Shelmer dino of German'town. Mr. Sbelmerdlue is xa official of tho Willow Grove Traction Company. TOo Neptune has recently registered Miss L.

Valentine, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Valentine, Mrs.

Charles Hope Provost, Carleton Provost and Dorothy Provost of Brooklyn. Miss Conwell of Poughkeepslc. an official of Vassar College, and Miss Helen Conwell, also of PouRhlteepsie. are spending part ot the summer at the Melrose Inn. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Henderson Moore and Miss Clara A. Fosgate of Elizabeth are recreating at tho Carleton. Among the prominent Trentonians who aro making the Columbia their summer place or albedo aro Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Stokes. Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes and Captain R.

S. Johnson. They will at Belmar until September. Another old guest who has been coming to Belmar for a number of seasons is C. Bolt wood of Jersey City, a member of the Street and Water Board of 'tha.

city. Mr. Bo It wood is accompanied by Mrs. Boltwood and will remain throughout the season. Dr.

W. C. C. Taylor of Tren ton. Mrs.

E. Edgar and John B. Edgar of Chambersburg. W. Kerkers of East Orange, John H.

Conger of New Brunswick. M. Monger, Plainfleld. and Mr. and Mrs.

William Paul and Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Earle ot Newark are late arrivals a't tbe Columbia.

AV. E. Robertson, a well known Jersey City business man, is with his wife and son at the Neptune. The Rev. Edward B.

Pollard nf Washington, D. and the Rev. W. Price of Philadelphia, arc spending part of their vacations at the Melrose Inn. At the same house is A.

W. Little, a retired Philadelphia silk merchant, who has bf.tr! stopping there for the past seven years. Among the latest arrrivals at the Carleton are Miss Caroline Monday. Miss Martha U. Haines and Miss Alice B.

Haines of Newark. Dr. C. E. Roof, Dr.

W. Woiford and A. G. LindBay of Philadelphia are quartered at the Columbia. John Loughlin of Philadelphia and E.

P. Phillips cf New YoTk are business men taking a rest at the Neptune. Horace Neide of the I'nitcd States army. w. W.

Graham and Miss C. Yates, all of Philadelphia, are enjoying the hospitality of the Melrose Inn. Charles W. Ayton of New York, Miss Roberts, Miss S. L.

Perrine of Elizabeth: Mr. and Mrs. F. Riebt of Brooklyn, and Mrs. T.

B. Hostncr and Miss Hosmer of Gcr tiiantown, are also there. H. B. Niekson, Paul Oppenheimer and J.

K. Nickson are New York guests of the Carleton. Other New Yorkers at the popular Columbia are Dr. Fowler, Mrs. Paul S.

Gallattl, Miss Lillie Julia Zezinia. Mrs. Albert K. Fulton ami daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Swain. Mr. and Mr. Williams, Williams, Cyrus Munti, Mr. and Mrs.

William Paul and Mr. anj Mrs. F. H. Webb and family.

Mr. and Mrs. D. r. Murray and son, Ultra, N.

and Alien Kf Kl. the Philadelphia clothier, and famiiv, are at uie same hotel. Allenhurst. (Eagle InfoiTn.it! on Iturrnu CVirrospnmlenre.) Allenhurst, N. Juno 26 The rh.ef social event recently at this resort was tho Fecond hop of the tendered hy Manager John I).

Bailey of th, Allenhurst Inn, to the guests of the hotel and the occupants of the cottages. The occasion was a pronounced success, Choice was furnished by the orchestra. a dainty supper was served and the spacious I lawns were illuminated uy groat number of colored incandescent lights distributed among the boughs of the trees. Mr. John N.

Beach of Messrs. Tefft, Weller New York, lias taken possession of his costly cottage at the corner of Euclid and Lako avenues. Among the guests at the Allenhurst Inn is Mr. J. H.

Bumpstead of Swectser, Pembrook New York. I Mr. Samuel H. Coombs, a member of the firm of Burr, Coom'bs Wilson, Broadway, 1 New York, is occupying his Atlantic avenue i summer residence. Judge Frederick Guild of Newark, has rent ed one of the Inn cottages for tbe stason.

One of the finest of the cottages lu connection with tho Allenhurst Inn is occupied this sea son by Congressman Jatnes J. ik lden of Syra cuse. New York. Mr. A.

S. Campbell of tho firm of A. S. 1 Campbell Kl.zabeth, has built a hand 1 some cottage at this resort and will occupy It during the summer. 1 Deputy Attorney General Clarence W.

Fran cis of New York l.s tho fortunate owner ot a delightful summer home, which he built here, i He ami his family have taken possession for i the summer. The cottage is located at Allen 1 avenue and Main str ei. I Daniel McWill.amis. ise crctary and I treasurer the Manhattan Elevated Railway Company, has leased one of the Inn cottager for the at the corner of Allen and Lake avenues. A recent arrival at the Allenhurst Inn is Mr.

John M. Thorburn, secretary of the Sun i Insurance Company of New York. A. S. Page of Oswego has rented one of the I most desirable of the Inn cottages.

Washington. I). is represented among the cottage owners at Allenhurst by lumps G. Payne. Mr.

Payr.c's summer home is located on Corlips avenue. President John S. Silvers of tho Cranbury. .1.. National Bank, possesses a cozy cot tage on Allen avenue.

Another New Yorker who has built a sum mer residence at beautiful Allenhurst John R. Thayer of tbe United States Express Com I pany. I J. Henry ITaggorty, president of the Atlan tic Coast Electric Railway, is delightfully cated in one of the most desirable cottages here. Capo May.

ei togle Infi.m ltut r.i 'nrrespr lenre. Cape May, June 26 This old report i now Hearing century of existence, is a orite pla. fi.r many Brooklyn and Long Ui ami families dur.ng the hot weather. As yet few have arrived for this sta. hut if tho of last year Is ro be duplicated.

wili ho a large number guests here dur ing 1R07. This past winter a great many provements have been made, bean i tiful additions to the resort, in the form of private cottages, that have been erected, and I the municipal authorities have done their part Mary Howell of Rochester are visiting their Corey and Lester Albertson of Claverack College have arrived home for tfae summer vacation. Judge J. A. Whitaker and family of Irving ton, N.

are at their cottage at Sound View lor the season. Mr. and Mrs. E. D.

Cahoon of Brooklyn 'will spend the summer at Dr. J. H. Marshall's cottage at Sound View. The Southold Epworth League paid a fra ternal visit to the Cutchogue League Thurs cay evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hedges of Orange, N. are visiting Southold friends.

They rode through on their tandem. The Presbyterian Church gave a reeepr.on to the new pastor, the Rev. William H. Lloyd, Thursday evening. Miss Anna B.

Korn will graduate from tho Oneonta State Normal School next week. The Rev. William H. Lloyd went to the city this week 'to see his brother and sister off, who sailed for their old home in Wales to make a visit. Mr.

Lloyd will spend August in Wales. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Terry of Brooklyn are visiting Southold friends.

The Methodist Sunday School had a picnic Fleet's Neck, Cutchogue, on Friday. East Rockaway. L. June 26 The season can hardly be said to be fairly opened yet, although nearly all the cottages are occupied and the hotels are well rilled. It always takes several weeks to renew old acquaintances and make new ones, and until people get acquainted the social side of the summer season seldom shows any activity.

The excellent railroad accommodations, both to the city and Long Beach, add very materially to the attractiveness of tae village. Hie chief amusements so far have been fishing, boat sailing and wheeling. It is proposed to 'renew the bicycle club and the tennis club and make them the center of the social life of the season. The cake sales at the parsonage of Bethany Congregational Church every Friday afternoon are patronized by summer residents, and the young people are preparing to hold a fair for the sick babies' fund. Amityville.

(Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Amityville, L. June 26 Recent arrivals at the Bayview Hotel includo Captain E. H. Chandler, H. W.

Capers, William Palen, Mr. Chase, W. C. Burling, G. E.

Raymond, C. H. Frost, Frederick Lindwurm, Edwin M. Myers, Albert B. Cook, Frederick Kahl, Burggraff; M.

F. Adams. Judge Jacob Neu and family of Brooklyn are occupying the Ireland cottage on Ocean avenue. The Velsor homestead, in the upper part of the village, is now occupied by James Simpson and family of Brooklyn. Other Brooklyn people who have cottages here are M.

F. Griffiths, William A. Kritter, William F. Blake and W. C.

Boone, Ocean avenue; Alvah W. Hoft and Oscar Hudson, Park avenue; Williarn N. Howe and Dr. Hodgson, Richmond avenue; John C. Orr, whose large villa is on Main street; James Magee, Francis A.

Williams and Walter W. Spadone, Grand Central avenue. On Thursday evening a fair and festival was given for the benefit of the recently organized Roman Catholic mission. It was given by the Altar Society, of which Mrs. George Stanton Floyd Jones is president.

A large sum was realized. Services are held regularly, on Sundays in Liberty Hall by the Rev. Father Gerard Speilmanu, priest in charge. A' site for a church has been contracted for on Union avenue, and a temporary church edifice will be built at once. A dime sociable, under the auspices of the Baptist Church, was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Millard F. Griffiths on Wednesday evening. It was attended by many of the cottage people. Water Mill (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Water Mill, L.

June 26 The season is opening with very bright prospects and the cottages are well taken. Among the prominent ones are those of T. R. Ball, Albert Best, Mr. Oudin, Frederic Bruce, Mr.

and Mrs. Goodwin, Lawyer Green. More rooms are taken at Mecox Inn than ever before at this date. Late arrivals are Mr. and Mrs.

Robert B. Bach and tho Misses Bach, Mr. and Mrs. D. J.

Cartwrlght, Harry Cartwright, Brooklyn, N. Y. the Misses Orr, New York city. Mrs. A.

D. O'Neil of New Jersey is occupying James A. Jennings' cottage at Flying Point. Mrs. James Avery cf West Peconic is a guest of Gilbert Lefevre's.

Mrs. Ann. Fordham is visiting her daughter, Jamos H. Corinth. Miss Constance Haines Is spending the sum at Easthampton.

Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Pierson are visiting rela tives at Cobb. Miss Sadie Gluck of New York is the guest of the Misses Simpson. Mr.

and Mrs. George Sparks of Jamesport are guests or ivir. ana Airs, Richard Leek. Guests at Irving House Mr. and Mrs.

M. A. Oudin, child and nurse, Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Butler, and family, Mrs.

H. Dennett, Miss F. W. Taylor, Louis Schwidt! Miss Van Kirk, Dr. Augustin Knoflach, W.

P. McClane, Miss Annie T. Morgan and maid, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, Henry M.

Row. A syndicate has bought a large tract of land at Channel Pond, near tho ocean beach, at Water Mill, and will at once commence the erection of seven large cottages, which are to be ready for occupancy by the middle of August. Riverhead. (Eafflo Information Bureau Correspondence.) Riverhead, L. June 26 The summer season has opened here with every prospect of a gay one.

Sailing parties and picnics to the Sound form the chief amusement of the summer visitor. The Amateur Lawn Tennis Club has organized and every day the beautiful grounds of George M. Vali, on Railroad avenue, is the scene of this popular outdoor sport. Mrs. Lizzetto Higgins, Miss Josie Higgins and Warren Higgins of Brooklyn are at Joshua Wells' for the season.

Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas of Brooklyn ftro. ccupyitig their summer residence here. Burdette R.

Buckingham of Wesleyan Uni yaraity at home for the summer vacation. Profesijr George V. Edwards and Miss Blanche Edwards sailed for Europe Wednesday, where they will spend a year In travel. Mrs. L.

Jttrobson of New York la the cf Mrs. Jacob Meyer. Flushing. (Eagle Information. Bureau Correspondence.) Flushing, L.

June 20 Max Freeman, the New York theatrical manager of the Casino, and General Thomas J. O'Grady of Virginia, who was second assistant postmaster general during ex President Harrison's administration, are among tho recent arrvals at Schuler's Park Hotel on the shore. Mr. Freeman is reported to be composing some new plays. Mrs.

A. B. Pruden, nee Miss Hersey of York, Miss JeanneJtte Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. M.

G. Carlton and Misses Mary and Julia Carlton of Boston. At the Locust Grove Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Mumford and family and naid, H. C. Thorno and family of Brooklyn. Ait the Idlewild are Mrs.

Alice Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. George Nason and family of Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs. F.

A. Ryer and Mrs. Klpp of Now York and Mr. and Mrs. F.

M. Sherry of Troy. East Marion. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) East Marion, L. June 26 Surrogate and Mrs.

Abbott of Brooklyn, who have' opened their summer cottage on Peconic Bay, are visiting friends at Boston, but will return in a few days. Mrs. Henry Reeve and daughter, Miss Florence, of Brooklyn, are stopping at the Abbott cottage at present during the absence of Surrogate and Mrs. Abbott. Nearly every afternoon the Abbott party are seen enjoying a delightful drive along tlae country roads of East Marion or Greenport in a cozy, four seated carriage, drawn by a large black horse.

B. Lord of Brooklyn was also the guest of the Abbotts the first of the week. Within a few hundred feet of the Abbott cottage stands the South'wind, the imposing country seat of Mr. Latham A. Fish of Brooklyn.

Mr. Fish has made several trips to his summer residence this spring and he will probably arrive with his family during the coming week. Mr. Fish is the president of the Shelter Island Golf Association, which grounds are but a short distance across Peconic Bay from his summer home. The famous racing fin, Dilemma, and the new 20 foot steam launch will be used as pleasure crafts by the members of the family this summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark T. Lanphere and their adoptedd aughter.MlssEffle M. Mull, of Brooklyn, have arrived at their country residence in this village for the summer.

Mr. Lanphere Is a thorough horseman and takes great pleasure in driving over the country roads with Ms team of bays, which are noted throughout the countryside for their beauty and speed. Miss Mull is an accomplished whealwoman and prefers a spin on the bicycle. to a ride in the carriage. A strawberry festival was given in the Baptist Chapel on Friday and Saturday evenings and was largely attended as well as being a financial success.

On Saturday the young folks of Hope Lodge of Good Templars will go on a sea bassing excursion to Gardiner's Island. Eastport. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Eastport, L. June 26 A successful season is predicted for this resort and while the early June showers have militated against the usual influx of summer arrivals, their number is fully as large as for tho corresponding period last year and the boarding house keepers are correspondingly joyful. So far there has been little attempt at social entertainment, but it is expected that within the next fortnight the summer festivity will be at flocd tide.

The pavillion on the beaoh opposite the place will open on July 3, an event which those fond of equatic sports are contemplating with eagerness. The Ljng Island Country Club has during the past week entertained a number of its members and their families who visit the vicinity at the early date to avail themselves of the rare facilities which afford for llshing, both in the bay and inland The Lake Side House promises to provide ample entertainment facilities, the lawn parties which proved so prolific a source of enjoyment xo its guests being among the means of pleasure. Pine Mere Inn. formerly the club house of the Oxford Rod and Gun Club, an organization composed of prominent New York men, is about to begin its second season as a hc tcl. Its beautiful location on a pine hill, overlooking Lake Wlndemere, would be of itself sufficient to render it deservedly popular.

In addition, its excellent cuisine, broad piazzas, abundant shade, grounds of twenty acres and nearness to the village, would seem to insure a most successful season. It is but ten minutes' walk to the railroad station, and within a short distance of the bay. Among those who will be guests of the inn next month, are: Mr. and Mrs. E.

Scudder, Mr. and Mrs. Wilklns, R. Fulton, Mr. and Mrs.

Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey A. Povie, daughter and maid, all of Brooklyn. Guests the past week were: Lieutenant E.

L. Beach and wife, U. S. N. G.

Squires, H. R. Lee, George E. Winter, Brooklyn; Mr. Millbury, John Atwater, Y.

A. Kimball, A. C. Short, New York; E. M.

Oolweiler and Frank Cheney, Chicago, 111. Mattituck. (Kagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Mattituck, L. June 26 The Mattituck people were so pleased with the great victory won by the Mattituck Base Ball Club, over the Branford, nine, the score standing 41 to 4, thai they promptly subscribed $60 to buy uniforms for the club. Misses Francos E.

and Bertha G. Perry or Block Island aro visiting their aunt, Mrs. James L. Reeve. Miss Pope of New Jersey and Miss Cook of Brooklyn are the guests of Miss Meday.

Mrs. James F. Shay and William Gary of Brooklyn are guests of Mrs. James Wines. Oakhurst, the pleasant summer cottage of Frank M.

Lupton of Brooklyn, will be closed this summer, as the owner and his family will sail for Europe on the 6th of July for an extended tour. Flanders. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Flanders, L. Juno 26 The ootitages here are about all occupied by city visitors for the season. Among the are Theodore W.

Miller and family of Brooklyn, whose summer residence overlooks tile bay from a high bluff. Augustus Dunbar and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Benoliel of New York are also at their summer homes. Robert L. Penney is making great preparations for the reception of tho Flanders Club, which is composed of Brooklyn men who enjoy the excellent sport found on this part of Long Island. Center Moriches. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Center Moriches, L.

Juno 26 The summer colony here is more numerous than at this date in previous seasons and there Is a decided aklrmlshing In the visitors' quarters which betokens a brilliant round of dances. teas, dinners and receptions In the near future. The first important event to mark the season's social opening was the reception at the Hotel Griffin, on tho Friday of a week ago. Hundreds of guests attended the affair, which accompanied the formal opening of the house. The Brooklyn Hotel opened on the following day.

This latter house has provided a llboral programme of entertainment for its guests tho approaching season. As usual the Saturday night full dress hops and reception of tho East Bay Yacht Club will Obrales Longman and family, Chrales M. Lob dell and family and H. Longman and family. The national tournaments of the Polo Association, which commence next week on the nol(.

fieul of the Meadow Brick Hunt Ciub, will be the sorfal feature of the week among the Meadow Brook ami Rockaway Clubs. Teams from both clubs have been having ox clti.ig pract'ep games every evening which attract a large number of spectators to the polo grounds. Prior Allen cf Fiske place, Brooklyn, has been visiting friends in this village. Mr. and Albert Norton of Jamaica have been the gues ts of Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Corning of Clinton street. Miss Rietite Elderd and Clarkson ITolbrow cf New York City have been the giiest3 of Mies A.

Elderd of William street. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Barnum of Meadow Brock have returned from a delightful fishing trip spent among tlie lakes of Canada. 0. M. Monford and family of Brooklyn are spending several weeks in this village. Miss C.

Rushmore of Brooklyn ia the guest of the Misses Hanna of Fulton street, who are spending the summer a't their country seat here. Selden Weller, one of the graduates of Yale University of the class of '97, has returned to his home in this village. Mr. and Mrs. James Du Bois of Brooklyn were last Sunday the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Caarleis Longman, also of Brooklyn, at their summer coctage on William street. Quogue (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Quogue, L. June 26 People are rapidly flocking to this delightful resort by the ocean, all the cottages being rented and most of them being occupied, while the different bearding houses are rapidly filling up with summer guests. The Quogue Field Club will arrive about July 1, while at present the golf links are patronized a great deal.

Among the cottagers to arrive with their families aro the following: The Von Wykes, Eakins, Stewarts, Potters, Manns, Gilberts, Le BbutillieTs, C. C. Irish, Dr. Beebe, O. B.

Smith, W. A. CI Ids, C. F. Haystoff, D.

W. L. Corr, R. H. Howell, B.

Howell, H. Von Besklrt. THE JERSEY COAST. Asbury Park. (Eagle Information Bureau Correspondence.) Asbury Park, N.

June 26 In view of the fact that there Is no big convention this year to give the opening of the seasop any special impetus, a few of tho leading business man have decided that it would be a good idea to whoop matters up on tho Fourth. As the day will bo celebrated on Monday, visitors will havo the opportunity of coming to town on Saturday noon and remaining until Tuesday morning. Tho board of trade has approved of the idea to the extent that it has appointed a committee to take the matter in charge. An appropriation will bo made for a monster exhibition of fireworks on tho beach and an aquatic display will be arranged on Lake. An effort will be made toliave the fares reduced from Now York and Philadelphia and Intermediate points during this period, and the event will bo advertised by posters at all of tho railway stations.

The hotel keepers and merchants aro still fighting the payment of the taxes imposed upon them by tho recent ordinance and several test cases are now In tho courts. Very few people are expressing themselves openly the question, but it is more than probable that the majority of the people will pay up with the usual verbal protest and then that will be last hoard of It. Those who are In.