New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-06


=. Tho h,ra mis- below Lake George distance OF TO
miles and when the air cearest, the highest Adroh
dacks may be seen The sunny slopes winch iah ""'y
10 the river on either hand are exceedingly oca"'"u'
with contrast OF ripping groves ana wido NOUS VI uoop
Green and the mellow. brown OF the many we-plowed
ocres A little way below the crest or the NIL runs 'no
Pasade road OF the choicest drives OF 'h' S'o'
,,s bigh nosit,on giving charming outlook for long
distance The other roads, too. are livery WIN me CAR
riares in July and August Well up on another slope u
the south OF that occupied by the PAVILION Is PROXY
Summer cottage owned by Peter d. Sharp oil ths 'aso
James H. Banker of NewYork occupied IL rev hon.u'
ago having sOo rental 1t has not yet been taken TOT
the Atshor are the TWO tlie
which the religious sent iment OF TINS resort
ouaint stone structure the Episcopal, and pain
wooden building is the Roman CathoHo church' i"o'o
churches perhaps suffice for the devotional purposes VI
this little village In the Winter when Its popuiauon
hardly exceeds 500 but when the 5000 summer vstor9
are here there ia great need OF church PRIVILEGES
But the visitors do not worry over IT. IN great .o
seem to leave behind them the ueeiro ioi 0nuio o'
with some other city habits. ~ .o...o ,r,,oh
has been rented this year by Mr.. Budong. New1ork
lumber merchant Theodore Beach OF New York has
pretty Summer villa tue hill; Henry Grossmaye[;
Albert HsTSrecht New-YorE and Mr.. Fisher of Albany
have fine Summer places. John Is. Dye New iUrr r
CSass and expected summer mansion upon bon
it and &. 4. Chckhaus mas % aS acres
for $4,000 One of the quantest and best known places
on the main road ia that OF ,onSs which Contain fish
ponds Mr. La Rue has an odd iancy IVr ucGhink ~,
moIs and has made large and exceedingly groesque
collection. Two new boardne-houses Oh eopu S s n
been begun here since last season, those OF o"' a
THE MODEST INNS OF SHARON
Sharon hotels are ell OF wood built plainly and with
comfortable rather than elegant htinPs ho'ei me
here is fairly simple in style and moderate IN price,
Good tables are spread with substantial and even stump
tba nj
and the prodieious length and fullness OF Saratoga
menus are usually absent But there Is notnhe th
hie There is not room enough here for the guests
who come in the two busiest MONTHS anu 80 tno bba
maintaned n there were larger field for competition
1t is only recently that gas mas oeen re now
eiyine Way gradually the march OF Illuminating I'M
S5royement Hotel rates here have not oeen i1 tSe
e aSdord hSo shows that last summer not SO
prosperous as many prece ana the absence in
Europe of many Of the usual patrons inc peg ,O
this are not OF the nr season If the weather
rs hot as it commonly Is in the Cities is reasohap
asin considerable number Of rooms Is already en-.
6s d TSn nroprietors are encouraged to uphold last
Years rates because there is one less large o'ei o
| than then The Eldrldge House, when was wen
LAWN and wellfavored hotel, with accommodations
Tor 800 guests, added last September 10 he
which have been consumed by fire. But If the Eidrdgo
were still existence 1t may be doubted II
hosts would lower their prices They think that people
ought 10 he willing 10 pay roundy for the woody noun
tain air with rarity of musketoes ana HES or the
Irngs and the drives In large part OF the nns tne
rates are moderate. 1t is the more fashonapo oneS
The pavilion Hotel was begun nearly forty years ago.
and has been well freguented for full generation.
thirty wears ago received $50 guests now win ucn
whsf over 100 About it are 100 of handsome
ronnds John H. Gardiner has been the proprietor FOR
spf spends the greater part Winter in
| NewYork The Pavilion opens j une 10 with no changes
except the usual amount OF painting, &c In building
M little distance from the main structure are nve cot
sCe suites with separate entrances Each has parlOr
r et apart from these and divided into single
Commodore C. X. Garrison. VIM Garrison l.. Demonco,
| and Isaac Sherman OF New-York will each occupy
| one of these cottages they have done in pre-,
ceding summers aud william II. Vanderbilt will spend
mart OF the coming at this hotel large share
Of the patrons of the Pavilion is made OF the families
| of weli-known New-York gentlemen who have retired
from active business management About one-half OF
the rooms are engaged but the indications DO not
presage busy season as some whch nave gone oe-
fore At the Pavilion there hop almost every even
ing in the parlor after july part Of D0dWortns
band OF New-York led by Heinrltter VIII supply mu.
Sic The regular rate for board at TINS house Is US per
week ,,r. ,uo,rto,or o,oi,,s q
a aret Cast Year an addition
10 receive guests put IN ana gas was
omen lime 10 and remain open till the middle OF Septem
her The terms are SIS per week More rooms are now
| Chares Fries DIR. j. Halbert, DIR. Goodman and Max
We'll of New-York have engaged rooms ior ther fami
lies have Max stadler ana seVerai o'nefS 'ro O'n
' Union Hall. c. schwarz Of New York. proprietor,
r.caves ahOut $50 guests Since last Summer 1t has
| been repainted inside and out and many rooms nave
been repapered and refurnlshed' Considepa6ie n
| done by the fire last September that destroyed inc
ynTn 1 sSe Just % nd viii
open Just three months Among those VINO nave en-
here Judge w MeG R9S seeS
wstiefel of New.York The terms at Union Hall range
| from s2l " SIS per week.
THE MINOR HOTELS.
| The Sharon House, j. Morgan, proprietor. accommo
| ha in
| week Extensive improvements have been made since
last including the introduction OF OF the best
quality throughout the house, the enlargement OF the
dining room and Office furniture in several rooms
Wccartbv. r. Hayes aud Mathew Deehsnty OF Albany,
Henry A. Erben and Dr. G. D. Ayres Of Brooklyn. with
Others have taken rooms The terms are from so 70 w
The United States Hotel, j. J. Anthony, proprietor
Gas has been put in the house. ID. T. Dickie and b.
King Of New-York Mr.. Jacobs and family Of Texas,
p English and family. with several other Philadelphia
| families, have secured rooms here
The Mansion House, Hubbs d Mereness proprietors
was built last and fresh and neat IN appearance
with pleasant situation the Main-st. No change.
have been made since last season This hotel is open all
the wear Twothirds Of the already engaged
for Summer occupation. g. w. Doris and Others OF New
York being included among the takers Terms are now
" The American House. David Wood Of New-York pro-
pretor ia placed n shady and comfortable position
hearty opposite the Mansion House. IL was opened
June with capacity for pretty near hundred guests
No changes have been made since last year. con-
siderable part OF thebrOoms Is now taken. The terms
are fl4 per week.
The Empire House, George ]. Best proprietor. finds
room guests. and is open all the year There has
beer renovation for Summer visitors, and
part OF the rooms taken. The uHowland House. Mrs.
Rowland proprietor takes 80 persons. and was opened
June l. with the intention OF remaining open for four
| months, No changes have been made. Several rooms
are taken The Park Hotel, Mrs. Flick proprietor, with
for 40 persons viii open June TO- II Is close by
The Fethers Hotel is half mile from the Springs on
much higher ground in the part Of the township called
Rockville takes 100 persons and Is open through the
year. c. b. Fethers is the proprietor. n. Gross and