New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

temp. been made In the way OF refurnshng There has
see5 oroagh ovsrhaung ssanng etc Goo Congress
Among those who have engaged are the following
VIM r. vahdero and family So Fisher and family Of New
n n Dcckcr and family Of JaeSb Hays snd family OF New
Thos y Mason family of C. W. Durant and family Of
Issas X Phelps and family Of Geo: osgOoi and family of
&c; 8 si;cra ami family of b = whcxrlght and family
Henry H. bosNick aud family Aoriscn and family Of
Fuller aud family of H. 4 Barr ard family Of Now
join il Watson and family of W b. Button and family of
hsnsr v E,imor and family j. u shOenOerger Pitts
Joseph larEcr and family Of Ircf W Horny Green, Prince
xevsort ' anu """ Oh IT," t. cs,Sor%oed Of rESdsl
%sv.id.s. '' anu '''S - Geo, W. Burton of phiiadel-
Nc,,.lorE. Henry l.. HotclEiss of New.
q NcwloSi t''" '''' W. & remhroke, Elizabeth.
Vim Nounes and family Of Jon Brewster. Rochester
THE Clarcndon G f. LELAND, proprietor IS the frthcst
removed from the business ceit'r OF the village % any of
oS G S S'S Se sa i !S yd y %" S SS" Need %
thorough repair throughout and repontei T. WI ae-
been engaged Tor the season. The following, among
clhess l,ye already engaged rooms .snn ~, ,,,or
J. H. Ioans5ury and family L. r. TsrsiaI aii family.
G 1s1. s NSs an sa4 a s : nnc2 and a1i
i. Scsln AMI fanIy ". T.,istcn aaa family.
MINOR uCTIS.
The American Hotel, wm. r. unctt propictor, is one
Yy. betwe n The Grand Union and United s'a,es Ito
It's itcentaHs 900 rooms, and viii ascouimada rom
year 1t lodged aad ted 500. D0ard ranges from Sl1 30
S2i per week. according 10 situation 90 ocms rne FOL
lowing. aInuas oilers, have engaged ronms: Eyjldge
Connoiiy ana anb, New York; John Glib and family
Ncw-No'k tire pcy. Dr Duryci aun family, Brook yn
Geo. McGbnn and family. Now-York; Hon r. adams
haiy: aud WIN, Collican and family Now-YolR.
IA Call Inn al Il.tliiu
Broadway. Is owned 10y d. A. Dodso. les rai,s arc
oogt - SINE a. thsse Of Inc Aes S ssI /, ss n
IL has loo and acconnrd lte from 100 70 goo
persons. Among those who nave Sready ste4ed rSoas
Bei'. NowYork: j. =. Oakley and family Of Thirty ninth
So M tfalees cess R1 n1 1"y n ra iGy
Charles 1nitnan Of BROOKLYN James Weaver OF BROOK
Tire Marrin House Broadway is owned by ". \.
Qaack, nbIsh X Co., and Is intended az family hotel
io eaae 9r il.Isi,n nj sucis ID - 30 PER day' ' "r
MONDAY last .e manager, Mr. Barr. nas received more
uo.n 80 aplcaioI.s tor board One faIy OF 100 per
c4c regatta have written for rooms iroin July 10 10
Ii contains 2i6 sleeping rooms, and intended 10 accom-
The Holden House on broadway is owned by c. II.
rate are - pes day with special rates ny tm Week or
viii accommodate atou, 100 persons
Inc Wilbur House Ia "a family hotel ON D1e corner or
Washington and fcd"ralsis. IL Tll accommodate aout
100 person. IL is mirnzcd considerably by New
Yoraors or moderate means who wish to pass % Jew
weeks at Saratoga III quiet way Proi. Dowds
Tonplo Grove seminary, an institution OF learning
during the greater part of The year. from june uni c
teInbcr. is transferred into family hotel The Column
bian. Waverley, Commercial. Broadway Hail. Broadway
House. Washington House. Everett House Albemlile,
Mount Pleasant House, Foley House, Ea>s House lr-
cnal-st House. Enmctt HOUSE, Empir House, and TT
ton House are preparing FOR tue expected influx Of vir
tors 10 menton the crowd OF private boarding houses
In fe i SAL 10 s{ that e o al, % sHe nr ye t nl ne
formed uto boarding houses.