The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-10
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.
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saee at Saratoga
the Gregory House, Lake Mahopac. as recon-
structed, win accommodate 900 guests.
About the middle OF this mouth large and eie-
giant new hotel win be opened at Rocksway Beach.
Dr. George r. RamsdeiL OF wilmington, Del,
mas leased Colonel Sawyers iarm, at Cape May. for
the season.
The Williams House. late Collegiate Institute,
stamford, Conn.,. has already It's doors for
summer visitors
Mr. A. uoguet and family, OF this city, VIII visit
Lake manopac the latter part OF May, and occupy
their handsome villa on Lilly Cove
Jenny Linz, IN 1852. called Northampton, Mass,
..tne Paradise OF America She had not visited
the Adirondacks with Parson Murray.
A me new house rs being built on Atlantic ave.
nue. swampscott on the site OF the headquarters
OF the officers az the muster, which WAS held there
two or three years since.
Messrs EnDank, Reynolds Co., OF the Virginia
Warm Springs expect very large and fashion,
able influx OF visitors this year. and especially the
EQUITY and rheumatic, who receive great relief from
the healing properties Of the waters.
Newport prices are tumbling, according to the
Taunton (Mass.) Gazette A gentleman who mas
paid the immodest price OF $50 week for his own
individual keep at tavorite house there Is now
offered the same accommodations at one half that
sum, and this Ia not the only straw that shows
which way the wind is blowing.
A. Henry Ward Beecher has declined leave OF
absence rendered by Plymouth church, 1t Is not
likely that he win be the guest of the Barons and
the pet donkey at the Twin Mountains House, New
Hampshire. Last season he was great adver-
tisement the house, in which he held religious
services every Sabbath, depicting all the neigh
boring resorts OF their guests for the day at least
The Bufralo Springs, Mecklenberg county, Vir-
Tinia near the North Carolina border, cele-
brated before the war, Is again coming into nOt0-
riety and will have many visitors this year. The
dyspeptic also finds In the Buffaio water . great
friend. All forms OF dyspepsia Ind more or less
relief from IT, All diseases q owing out OF dis
ordered digestion find alienation II not relief
from this excellent water.
The Cooperstown Republican ana Democrat an
nounces the arrival OF W. B. Coleman, OF the
Cooper House, to prepare for the season. He Is, -
II says, ''of the opinion that the exodus OF sum-
mer ooarders and tourists from the cities win be
larger than last year, Notwithstanding the panic
The Cooper House has every assurance OF pros
porous business Even at this early day many ap-
phcatons have been received
The Grand Central Hotel Saratoga. was sold on
Tuesday, under foreclosure, to Alexander Cherry,
representing creditors or Charles X. Brown, who
held interest for SIS 900, In securing the con-
troll Of this property the association alluded 70 as
sumo prior encumbrances amounting to $40, 900.
The hens and bonds represented BY this assOcla
ton aggregate about $9,700. The value of the
property is estimated at from $225 900 to $3.50 600
The following have rented cottages at the Clifton,
Niagara Falls 10. B. Maxwell and family, OF New
York; q. M. Randolph and family, q. G. Richard
son and family and Simeon Crittend0n and family,
Rooms In the hotel have been engaged for the sea-
son by Mrs. o. Marshall and family and II. R. Eng
hsh and family, OF New York; Robert g. swan and
family, OF Memphis; G. G. Lncas and family, OF St.
LOUIS; Dr. John Webb and family and Rev. D. d.
Miner and family, OF New Orleans.
Among those who have taken rooms at William
son House, Berkshire Hills, Mass, are Hon. Harvey
J. King and family, and several families from Troy,
N. Y; Mrs. Williams and family, OF Flushing, L. l. ;
Dr. r J. Bumstead and family, No. 80 West Twenty
sixth street; Mr.. John II. Lynde and family No. 1853
West Thirtythird street; Mr.. z. II. Lynde and fam
fly No. 169 East Sixtyfourth street, Adriance ana
family, East Twenty fourth street; r. J. Flagg and
family, No. 600 Broadway; the Angels and their
families, Of No. "A Hudson street Mr. L. II. Ar mold
and family, No. ATT Broome street; Mr.. Henry
Everett and family, Brooklyn; f. P. Bird and
family No. Is West Thirty first street; Mr.. Maclay
and family, OF New York DR.. Chapman and family,
u New Haven, Conn. Mrs. James Andrews and
No. 212 West Thirty ninth street.