The New York herald., 1866-07-20


- beautiful stone nanssoa wAsoA As has bulh The
- q short distance from his hotel 10 one OF the
A>dsomest private residences this part Of ne country,
aad commands the same range Of view - The Pavilion,
ssseadpg the valley Of the Nohawk-ths village,
new charming feature OF The landscape, stretching be-
meath its windows a the opposite slde.
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Tho Pavilion as usual occupies the fr.t place in tho
hs Of hotels its fashionable prestige and the beauty OF
~ situation emitting to that position. The persons
who there belong however more 10 the class OF pleas
than health seekers For these latter 10 situated
II great distance from the village, tho walk 10 tho
springs though In weather OF account being in this
or tropical heat matter Of serious consideration
. nvallda In point of excellence OF accommodations
and table the Eldridge House stands par with IL
while for the absence OF noise and genuine comfort
Er,dce h much 10 be preferred The latter has been
snAGged since saw last the old hotel forming but
soonsiderabe portion Of H. The whole establishment
Vas overhauled and reurnished when the additions
ssshiy comfortable houses Of the kind 10 be-
Uaioa Han, kept BY Mr. IAndon, is also very well
asnged house. with well ventilated and neatly furnished
s2ssPins apartments and avery good table Congress
bene, OF broadway principally frequcnted by Germans
Whs give the house distinctive Teutonic character
y belongs 70 the came class OF establishments the
thyee former ones and charges, believe, the same
prices The United States and the Sharon House are
hotels Of more recent daie but are gradually forming
good connections Their rates for board lower than
= the other establishments These with two three
6ge boarding houses consituteth the whole Of the pre-
assd and in another week win be unable to supply the
esmand for Tho inHux Of visitors 70 this place
~ the last two has been without precedent
HISTORY SHARON. f
Sharon, though usually devoid Of topics OF public
interest, is inst now aeitated by question OF some
LEGAL Importance In order that your readers may un-
Asstand It's merits shall have TO retrace the history Of
the place for the last four years 8e e
In 1852 the property known as the "Mll Properly
Vjn the hill the side Mr. CAYdlner's
md on which the principal springs and the old bath
so1ses are stuated was purchased Of Mr. Wm. Landon
were immediately commenced BY them, the grounds
vsssAaid out and planted, and "Aagnesia Temple"
s1ecs OF the whole being caught entering the
village. In the spring Of 1868 Mr. Bang purchased Con
ys:s ball and then the spnne House which imme,
been enhanced by the alterations which had been
Effected in the latter During the OF 1853
- the Improvement Of the "Parkr by compelling
ihs guests OF the different houses season tick
or admission at Eve dollars EACH This caused great
Dissatisfaction, the grounds having always been open
the public during Mr. Landons possession OF them
. put an end 70 II contract entered into between
Union Hotel United states Hotel and Sharon House 70
e0mt the guests OF those establishments for weekly
RsS%sns Of one dSa, Tea each provision was inserted
force the same tax upon all the other hotels.
JAis they failed TO do,cand The hotel proprietors
whs had signed the contract considered that II
was broken, and refused to pay the sum agreed
en Actions were threatened, but the company wisely
I'd proceed with them In the following year mo-
tess put up respectfully inviting the guests 70 con.
tsbue towards the expense Of the buildings and the
hsspng tho Park in repair The movement did not
eeed very we and in the ry part Of the present year
A Bang bought out his coproprietors and became sole
owner OF the property. He Immediately resumed the
sulphur spring, and IN the month Of June The water
ssme in such abundance as 10 nearly drown tho work
sssums article uaSsny Sowsssr the water IN he Mag
nesa Temple ceased flowing proving 70 HIM without the
aid Of chemist that his discovery was valueless He
and preferng 10 have flow into the Temple instead Of
cut Of ts freeh hole he stopped the leak Like all pub
- bsnefactor got laughed at for the failure OF his
sGsr,s. but this did mot prevent him renewing them
No made arrangements for band 70 play alternately
every night At the hotels and TO- play previously from
uix 70 In the Park The other parties to the
tsact thought that the musicians would be stationed
Sheir old stand on the grounds, which would be
Il ooss house Il sSs he other end q '' The s Park
and ordered the guests Of al the hotels except his own
60 the grounds The other hotel propretos naturally
fseI very indignant At tb the more particularly Mr.
Bang has put up notice 70 the effect that they had
fssed 70 contribute anything towards the Of the
Park and the furnishing Of the music They say they
have all times been ready enter into any arrange
with him that would he equitable but that he is
unreasonable and exacng in expecting them pay for
swn property The quarrel has been brought 10 climax
~ hts turning Off the grounds Wednesday last Judge
Davis, Of Worcester, and his daughters The outrage
kas naturally excited good deal Of dgnaon as the
Judge and his family are among the most esteemed Of
tno v1Bltors tnat come 10 TINS place.
Mr. Bang deserves credit for the spirit and taste which
he has displayed In the Improvement Of thai portion of
NE Park which belongs 70 hm but the effect OF is
Hsutrazed by these arbitrary proceedings. He should
Semenbcr that II Is ths public and not the hotel pro
pretors he offending by them and that they viii
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ether houses win be anything but satisfactory to the in
nafes OF hi establishment, Who come here 10 en-
Joy the society Of the place.
Among tho visitors here at present In Bishop Wood,
e Philadelphia The Catholics OF sharon rapidly In
croasine In number and importance. They have Just
purchased the Union church, which was failure under
multiple denomination and about 70 spend con
siderable sum in its enlargement and embelshment