New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-12

.. rou-.t tbe-rate Of from ti. 90 20
5000 per sore some SspsS as he Sn' boneht for
lss, than Al the rate Of ooo or $500 per acre The
popuIatsou rs about 5000 VINO proudly pom. ~
nb,d halls, two circulating libraries gas company
and three newspapersone semi IneE nsuv
ssttsfacory The liberal supply OF welplaced shaue,
the agreeable designs and neat appearances OF "
1 nner Hackonsaok the finer tboroughfares are Cin-
ionaye and the upper part OF asins, IN
ave driye 10 Terraoeave the Summer resueho9 Oh ~
Alderman and the admirable places OF a Of Nsw
York In Mrn-st, upper part Benjamin Z. Boget' III
New York has handsome house ana heU Vi,y have
ftkraetve mansons with beautiful grounds John d.
Gamme and Mr. Gardner members OF inc reW- l,,o
~ The central village the latter at Anderson ana Union
ss Opposite Anderson Park. which contains aooat -
ngbIful nlace, which has been expenslyey improved
during the past year. The finest estate IN hacE r
A. thai Of the late George Fair on Terraeeave The lux
20 ba,se ia surrounded by closeet trees OF towering
foliage while sll about the broad grounds the
- ,nre, working have been chastened aud diyersined
It ar Across the placid Hackensack on the rounued
a ar samuel Mum has sunny and wide estate, which
il now in tho Market
4. RIDGEPTRLD PARK.
Rv the ouek course OF the Midland Railroad or by
winding country road fragrant and fresh with rustic
smells and rustic sights aordlng ipessing pictures OF
the meadows lush aud juicy even In these
parohed Summer months one nay 20 from Haokensack
10 Rdgefcd Park pretty tract on tho sunny slope OF
the Teneok Ridge, looking down on the sleepy river
Here IL ihe hustle OF a completing summer hotel. ~
ocns early this month with the conyenienoes assured
md sucb luxnries promised bathing IN the Haoken
sack boating eroquet, aud billiards. Nothing Is said OF
the sweet expanses OF which ts upper WndoWs
command but these chief among It's delights 70 tne
discerning mind. This new house Of entertainmont IS
ay and ample and generous In the extent OF ts paz
zas Its design Is simple but not unpleasng' IL has
font OF 20 feet and looks directly upon the neat country
seat of its builder and owner, A. Robertson OF new
Work The cost OF tho hotel IS s5,0O0 Not far from
handsome grove, and the Midland Railway station
t IA some bare and sunny. This Rdgeneld fark
tract was few years the property OF r. N AiDeftus
who at an auction sale, sold m lots for $4,000 pronls
mo 70 secure a railroad to Rdgefeld Park, and 10 Duld
n hotel The opening OF thelMdland Road tardlly met
the farmer provision, though without credit 20 MT
Alberus The hotel now inviting iguests Tor tine nrst
time satisfies the other promise but by tue work OF Mr.
Robertson who stepped into the Abertus shoes ana
owns as acres hereabout The park was originally lad
ont win avenues, the magnificent distances OF wnich
riyaied those OF Washington. Centralave. was mace
Ioo teet wide and the others 65 Now grass ana
most they await the travel which the con
ddentiy expected influx OF New-York residents IS
sneediy 20 bring There at present In Rldgeneld
Towns6ip some 30 families whose heads do daily Dusl-
ness I'm New-York. The most notable estate III the
ia that OF the Hon, W. W. Phelps on the
Tieneckr road between Rdgehed Park and Engiewood.
Mr. Phelps Is labOrious In the Improvement Oh the
region and among other additions, Will extend Cen
trIl-aye, TO Cedar lane.