The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.

OF Creenbriar springs, near the base Of the Ale.
gheny range. West Virginia, writer says:-
"Every portion OF the country Is represented. Tha
dark beauty or the North ana the cool, collected
business man OF that section are seen side b.
side With the fair haired Creole and impulslvs
planter. Judges, generals, colonies, senators,
governors, leading journalists, presidents OF rail-
ways and prominent people generally meet here
ami the discussion OF public AFFAIRS Is mingled
with the pursuit Of pleasure aud the charms OF 70.
clal intercourse and general enjoyment"
MIR. Howard Potter, who owns four tots Ut Long
Branch, has deferred building until another year.
The Rutnerfurd Park House, at West Rutherfurd,
N. j., opens May /. and cners q quiet, pleasant
home for families.
Extensive preparations are being made for tho
reception OF guests at Lake Memphremagcgue.
On Friday last the Central Hotel at Rchneld
Springs, N. Y, narrowly escaped destruction BY
fire.
The Spring House, nchneld Springs. is to be solo
under foreclosure, on May %, by John F. Seymour
who will open 1t June u.s.
The Riverside House, Carmansville- on-tne -Hud-
son, win be managed this season by Gowan bun
cali. The view il commanding aud boating and
fishing are among the attractions
George Buchus has purchased the Central Hotel,
Richned Springs and will open 1t early in June.
The Park House, Newport, Is tenantloss and
likely TO be so the remainder OF the season. as it
needs . considerable outlay to put 1t in proper
condition Tor hotel purposes.
'Lord Massey" has not decided upon the point he
VIII this year honor with his presence. He Is now
at the Philadelphia Varieties show.
The Little Aquidneck House, Newport. is already
dong fair business. The Ocean House, however,
will carry OF nearly all the business OF tue season.
The White Mountains hotels seem to be making
no special effort attract visitors. There was too
much, imposition practised upon travellers last
year by some OF the hotels, and the horrible stage
accident that occurred in July has made ladies
timid OF mountain climbing.
From present appearances New Workers win di.
vide their patronage between Newport, Long
Branch, the Catsks and Long Island resorts con-
tiguous to the city.
After oil, watering place hotels do not make mil.
lionnaires oil their managers The Lelsnds, Cozzens
and Coleman families are still comparatively poor.
Cornwall is desirable spot for New Workers. who
wish to economic.
The Mountain House ct wernersvtlle. Berks
county Pa, Is now open for the season.
Ovcrturcs have been made for Schtliing's orches.
tra in New York, by Leland OF tho Clarendon, SaE.
atoga; by MIR. Bailey, OF the Mansion House, VIII
Jamestown, Mass, and Mr.. Mcintyre, or tho Man.
sion House, Long Branch.
Tho International Hotel. Niagara Falls, has
added many improvements, including three mag
nificent parlors and twenty new rooms The par.
Tors extend 100 feet over the rapids.
At Hampson's HOTEL Lake Mahopac, rooms have
been taken by DR.. J. V. Mott. No. 81 Park avenue;
J. u. Wilson and family. s. u. Wilson and family;
A. Richard. No. 12s East seventeenth street. OF the
house OF Richard. 1sehn Co., and Morris Wood.
run. At Deans Hotel rooms have been taken By
Mr.. +. A. Boyd, No. 80 West Flfty-slxth street; r.
S. Bostwick and family, $. J. Murphy. William M.
Smiley Henry s. Wilson; William Borden and lam
lily, No. All West Twenty-third street; Leon dc
Bost and family, No. 435 Lexington avenue; Mr..
M. Al. Mortimer and Mr.. and Mrs. David Beiden, Of
Forty-eighth street.
The GROOM book" OF the Sands Point Hotel
Long Island Is RAPIDLY ning up. Among those
taken for the season are rooms by AR. and
Mrs. william NJ. Peek. Of No. ia Lexington ave-
nue., and Mr. Charles Emerson warren, OF saiems
Mass,