New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-29

seldom sees n more exquisite specimen of the land
scapc gardeners art than this park, which became
well known last season through Judge lltons cour.
t.sy in throwing IL open for public enlOyment. III
now embrace, large tract OF land on born sizes Oh
Upper broadway: and il It's past rate OF increase Is
any criterion oi future growth, q bdS ialr 10 "1t-
rival in t.mr the ancient manor OF NnollaWn,
- i.... 0Enrr. j." St'nd on ms broad puich, WIS
literally mon Ich of all hc surveyed. ms g'olN
arp~ stretching ia all directions ~ FAR rs HE eye
ool.d leIrh Including u" small part OF ti' present
IN. od.icrs over several Of the mineral springs
have ben rrmodrllrd aud enlarged. Putnam
S.uu-. formerly cdi"i the New Congress. was IN
DAYS CONC l'y "ur of ihc mos, popular OF the sara
tpga fountains much resembling ii- naWr. axe IN
taste ami qualities: lu having ltrn shat m a So
c.Idcd court in the midst of block OF buildings
for many l.ai,. t.lt water has fallen mao dl>uS,
and tl" very existence al the spIing has Faded
from -, m"n'y Of many proplrr a., ,'a 81
t'r ~pNug Io>v.,> peculiar medicinal properties
thr public Viii have an opportunity 81 la@iii@ us
WATERS. r.-tg'ed and as SPARKLING as II tho had
only Just hubhrl mp from unknown depths, \
cDrmurOu, bathing Eou," ha, brrn trcWd III
connection with t.. ~prl:- !l.r Turkish. EuN'llh
I.r.trc. sulphur and al other fancy ana rrln"iin
baths hay be- obtained, IN addition 10 tho~' in TIE
mineral water: and ln con.ld ration OF lie Nim1,
htins effect upon the ap' iii" at the mt ;n"I ana
,>triunl 1llI,lioH OF tie rl mont. ili>ctr. ''-
ta1rani J., included under the SAM r"i. lh'Sprn-
ii...li is 90 D.. ag,in renamed. The Rink ON spring
p,.ti, iiWrc. have delighted 10 glide over the
smooth i,Dr uu roller ~atrS. has been Transformed
u.o 20 hice ha/aar. az the forivor fifty booths of
winch Nariru, seductive articles VIII lee ON al"
thu.ip tir >.i~t.i 81 -lturd 10 loo. IN the pHfor-
oI-.- of D." habitur~ of ilath"rn >Nrug. Who must
pa. lr them ia order 10 procure their iaF"itr
water aul of q multitude OF people beside. WISH
tor- "l last season will n"t'cr other mrr"tin'hiS
o.. les, nupo. tame. ahait the town and vicinity.
RAILWAY To THE LAKE.
PIT u % greatest innovation Samto-a has known
for many a day j, thr railway to the lake; for
whatever may bc the al iuntc destination of the
road. probably its chief interest to this seasons
.-.r~t, viii centre in the fat of it, atorling
r,.lii~ of rapid transit to and from Lake Saratoga
Ih.. LAKE. though situated bat short distance
beyond m limits Of the gayrsi of American water
lax places. always seems surrounded 10y peaceful
atu.o.,,.i,r. of IL, own. which bushes the rude
voice, If rambler, alors it. banks. making II easy
to understand why the Indian. who for ages hunted
IN the forest around it, OF piled h~ canoe on It's
crystal waters, shuuld have believed that II lay
under ,p.ll of eternal siioucr OF lat" year, The
green hills which rise on either side have cchord no
morr di>cordant sound than the whoop of college
oar>ucn or a feeble -qural from thu pipe of a steam
Yacht: anal there Is something startling IN the
thou-lt that the harsh Shrek of a locomotive VII
soon Doe. heard on IT, shores ami that one may aght
al D. brink from draw us-IoOW CIR. such. never
thrl,~~ Is the fact. The track i n"N comp tied
htNt,u this village and the north end oi TN Ilh"
and q l"c"m"tiN" l. !" J." placed "u IT VIM" H."
days bat trains Viii not run regularly ln Tor ne
l~ 1T July. The passenger Goa, he. winch. Win
tine lu.gtgr car- and engines. are ''l ihi-i'l ann
awaiting rrinoval at the Grren Island works, are
IF the pattern Ui thu~r USED "n The N"w-l"Ih lie
waited Railway. and are described ~ beng itt"l
ut I'M pattiruiarlv .annt stylr The road starts
from q point ou Lake ave. passing north tlrnugh
the village. then sweeping eastward through brar
swamp to the outlet ui the lake, above STAFFORD
bridge. Trains viii leave the Lab" AFrnn, ; ION
hourly or ottcurr. AMI after stopping n the In
pl". Red. Excelsior AMI Eureka SPHugS al"t| tir
wat drln 1T their pass, NIGER, al TIN briggs II us
fL.. ~ hole trip nrcupyius Int few Il. nut".. Inc