New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
NOTES FROM THE SUMMER RESORTS,

The Lake Mohawk House, which was hrst
onened last season IL on the shores OF the lake after
which IL Is named OF the highest peaks OF the
shawangmk Mountains, and about Is miles west OF
Pouglkeopse It reached by stage only from the lat
ter placo but with New-Paz which Is only o. miles dis
tant Il IA connected by tho Waikiki Valley Railroad.
-New.Rochelle Is becoming more aad more popular
as sumer resort for such wish TO remain near tho
city, It's chief attractions water views on tho SOUND
sailing among the nelghborng islands, good fishing with
pleasant walks and drives - Bullocks Point
is ono Of the most delightful places on the
shores OF Narragansett Fay. 1t stretches well out
into the bay TO command fresh breezes The hotel
known as the Alabazam House, Is leased under pro
vision that no liquors shall be sold upon the premises
There Is fine beach for bathing ami drivag aDout ono
mile In length.-AmORg the most Important improve
ments made ut Newport since last season Is fac road
leading around MantODOm Hill to Coddington's Cove,
three miles in length and co feet WIDE BY tails road
tract OF country has been brought Eso notice, and
more villa lots brought into market. Facilities for boat
ing fishing and bathing at hand and 1t Is ex-
pccted that railroad station will be made In the vicinity
The drive is intended TO rival the famous Ocean-ave.,
and win DO o great addition 10 Newport for any one
drive be it fine, becomes tiresotne with none
other relieve It, There Of grand hotel on
mammoth SCALE TO be bat before another season noar
the beach, 1t is said tho land has been secured, but
these rumors have so often ended In nothing that not
much confidence is put in the repOrt.-There arc 10
good hotels at Capo May-The most remarkable
recommendation of watering-paoe yet offered 10 tue
public Il that of enthusiastic admirer OF Shoho
Quaker resort In Pennsylvania. "At tho loot OF oa
H" he says, there Is plot OF ground covered WIN
stones where small parties can Kill 20 ratt'oSn' "'
warm morning" . -
Tho most prominent "fashionaoie luea pr 'no
present season is the Moonlight German IL VIII IL
volvn full Dress no artificial light, windows wide open'
MOONLIGHT OF course flirting, waltzes, oc.At Marsh
M ia Mountain
the new hotel is nearly ready for guests 1t will DO
nder the charge Of Mr Parker OF the White Mountain
House W0ranen putting together new mountain
locomotive tho "Atlas" and the cars are lifting up Tor
the coming new car much more elegant In its
appointments than the others is nearly finished.
The road is opened for travel during the present week
Guests are reaching Newport so much earlier than
ai this season that the Ocean House win open before
tho time advertised. The Atlantic has been overfowed'
and has distributed some OF its guests among private
houses-AcoOrding to q correspondent OF The Bosfoa
Advertiser the following members OF the
dplonatic corps ia Washington are expected
IN Newport: Count Turennc, the Secretary
OF the French legation Baron Lederer, the Austrian
Minister; NJ Batazzl. the Turkish Minister; Baron Won
Alvensieben the Secretary OF the Prussan Legation; NJ
Defosse the Belgian Minister; Count zannRi. the Sec
rotary OF the Italian Legation; and the Bolivian Minis
ter Count Cor the italian Minister, has secured cot
tage Oh Kayst and the Swedish Malser Is to be his
guest. , IL, 8, .,,ou.,, - u
Tents for croquet parties VIII be iashonaSe rs Wen sda
persons have already visited the Yosemite Valley this
season. At recent meeting OF TIE CHICAGO
the celebrated mineral waters of Michigan, known as
"magnete" to which Judge Chase Is now on his way:
These found String Lake and at the town OF
Muchugan Boring said the Professor at the former place
to the depth of 25 feet he found sand blue clay gravel
sandstone, blue shale, and sandstone AT the latter
Mace be found sand blue clay pebbles blue shae ana
sandstone In bore 255 feet deep In well at Trenport
among the constituents found traces OF hha and
He ala not succeed OnyiucIhg himself that tho waters
we're magnetic though the iron tube was lie would not
however, attempt TO decide the question. Inc amount
of solid matter found was In excess of any European
waters