New-York tribune., 1874-06-01

end new secton fvestory Mansard oexso IT, 49, ~
been built, by which 95 rooms are gained. DAG. & m
this another connecting part two stories ud nif n he
Tsi The 70 Is S deep y 60
which $40 can be seated at the taDies ess,w,nehaii
are "a seepins for the servants There are now
over 200 rooms Of various sizes In the hotel az
new light coored chamber SETS and with mating on the
floors. The halls all carpeted with heavy Brnsses, mn
the hotel lies little under tho ridge q the hill to the
south, shutting on from the lower noors 'u" vet
.Sms,s the in s2snG s Rough
with much Three small houses near tns nos, s that
nearly the whole number that can be close AT
seats at the table can be provided with rooms h hotel
are Is acres OF land Many other improvements are
being made by the G, s as w as ty
ply planned last year are now being MADE .s watcr
edge along which is continuous plank walk before the
whole front Of the village. The bank IS o Iees
by the Association and were all rented last year The
large Tabernacle upon nearly the highest Poins oa %
everything else for miles around. is frame skeleton,
unfinished, and with no paint inside except arou @ h
Side and front, and viii cover seats for 5000 people
The steamer Sedgwick, owned by the Associaton' i
road depot within two miles Of the Tabernacle The
Association is under the presidency OF hr De SE1ss
OF York, who also owns hne residence here An'
office was held last year by l.. A. Battershaii'
GLEN COVE.
Across the mouth of this cove is another landing, and
few hundred feet back from the water and under the
hill is the Pavilion Hotel of which c. A. Bunting Is the
business manager the having a 9esn f,Y
be accommodated here; Some changes have re-
% the basement, IS removed noor. for which H;n
has been Paf.tionsd or a,, from iso the dia
feet new passase.way has been made ~ n,rnccs mSm
the second story to the yard Is hex have
formerly been Obliged to do The building Is IN iaree e
sections forming three sides OF quadrangle with large
r,taz in kitchen
north side beyond the long dniDghal Az the 'front.' vi
h StSd % cp Of Re oasS There
era wells OF clear water on the grounds one or whch
room, is down by the water at the foot Of the hotel
grounds. The bliardroom is in the basement OF the
niture The facilities for boating fishing, and bathing are
excellent. The Cox Brothers, who for % years nave
itors own large number Of row-boats and saEboats
and well spoken OF for their courtesy ana SKIN.
The guests here have the privileges OF Mr. Barcws
tensive grounds near by. Among those who have al,
ready engaged board for the Summer are MT Meseroie
ing and family. Mr.. Patten and family, Mr. Brown and
family. Mr. Crosby and family Mr Tneoaua a ana ian and
Mr. Charles and family from New York; Mr. Martin ana
family of New-Jersey, and Mr. Richards and family Oh
The estate OF g. L. NJ Barlow includes about 100 acres,
with very long frontage upon the %ae ec acor ns whS
is said to have expended $1,000 upon the property ~
s 90
house is Of grand dimensions and very ornate III arom
Soases for Back 9' ns
of choice tropical plants the strawberry nodse,
house, the peach house, among Others and large
grapery. Constant Improvement Is made upon these
river is turfed, and locust trees have been thcky
planted upon it, while at its foot heavy sea-wall Is
has long been admired by Ncw-York people. and Ger
tanly is one Of the most commanding sites along tue
lavishy expended in order to perfect its beauty Two
miles distant and facing the sound is the recent pnr,
,ff A han Ta CuXu \
property III this vicinity.
OYSTER BAY.
Further to the east is Oyster Bay, town never over
burdened with Summer visitors, yet upon many OF tie
farms IN the neighborhood few families are accom-
modated. and several goodszed boarding houses are
found here and Glen Cove. The Pavilion House
in the village. and has accommodations for 90 persons
In 20 very large rooms m oSkng ont upon W6o Sas
proprietor Of the Glen Cove Pavilion for Six years
Thomas Jones and family, Dr. Otis ana family and Otis
Among citizens OF NewYork who own places and spend
their Summer bere are James BeekmaI Benlalnln swan
Roosevelt Of NewYork has leased Mr.. Iryings place.
swan sas Dr. TSo@ns Cos Cock Of York h IeceS
purchased a house on the Laureitoiiroad.
LAURELTON.
Laureton Hall, which opened for guests last Sum-
ner, is this year under the management Of John r.
Terry IL is three story mansard, and has accommo-
dations for 200 This fronts upon the bay and has an
unbroken outlook upon the Sound Near by the hall are
summer m M M CL Of WSoq DE- Stone Of Sew
York has hired a cottage for the season.
SANDS POINT.
Upon the point OF land which the Hampstead Harbor
makes with the Sound on the west side OF the bay,
nearly oppposito Glen Cove the Sands Point Hotel
of which Mr. Dunspaugh Is proprietor and which
commodities about 125 guests. This is popular resort
and reputed to be rsc,ass IN every respect II stands
the and has "a view upon the SOUND IN
either direction Vhich is not Often surpassed John
Harper and other rr' .iinent NewYork men have built
cottages here dariIg the spring.
NEw-RoCHELLE.
This town, nearly opposite Sands Point, in West
chester County presents attractions " Summer
visitors and perhaps the most prominent OF the Sum-
resorts on the north bank OF the Sound near New
York great number OF business men own residences
and live here through the year. the distance from New
York being convenient he society muGh r apose @ % tne
ter months. There is very little movement IN the way
the most desirable building localities are already occu
pied. The attractive portion Of the town seems
artist who has added the last touches to his house
grounds There are few unseemy spots TO disturb the
the village macadamized, and preparations are
making treating the streets leading 10 the outskirts
of the village the benefit Three $4,000 houses are
going up on L,custave, and two 5000 on Northst
These are built by resideLt property-owners large
dedicated June7. This sums UP the improvements.
Among those who sGs h aere are 1ae
facturer, Charles Goodyear jr Adrian Islam Robert
Fisher Ward Wheeler. Frederick Prime, W. Todd, and
the widow Of the late Simeon Leland. Capt Jewetts
place has been leased for the Summer by Wm q. Wiling
OF New-York Peter Van Courtand's by Mr. Jones, and
Capt Deyeaus by Mr. Sypher OF New York The father
f.. s. Stokes has also leased cottage. The hotel ac-
comnodations than alr in Qualty In the
village Leroy Place House. OF which Walter Simon
the proprietor This stands back from the main
street hundred feet the intervening grass
plot being shaded by lofty The house has been
put good order inside by means Of fresh paint and
paper Among who TO spend the Summer here
are Robert f. Edgar and family Mrs Phelps aud family
Mrs. DInie Webster Miss Emmtt,' Mr. Leroy aud faIn
lily. aud Daniel Edgar.
The Pavilion adjacent the depot has been taken this
season by John Le, who has completely rehtted the
interior furnished ne WY throughout. and painted II
without and wlthiu He can provide accom- modatlons
for I0o The price OF board is from y ~ s2 week
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