New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-02
SOME SUMNER RESORTRS.
CHANGING SCENES AT RICHFIELD


August closed here with an excellent record anu oep
TENDER promises to unusually lively and interesting
The last few days have been characterized ny "a"'
changes The number of departures has been large puV
they have been those whose vacations have come W d"
end Their places being filed by hayfever ana ma
laral patients and result that the hotels are SUN
in prosperous state Every year. at about this tne'
the influx Of people troubled with such disorders pegnS
and this ,ar appears exception to the rule i'
deed, September Richnsld is capital time Tor rest
The gayety and glitter are gone Time 10 deVoUeu oio
to rest and quiet than TO amusement and sport Inc
country ia beautiful the air excellent and the weatner
comfortable. Although many have gone from here 'hS
week. there has been no pleasanter more Satisfactory
time here.
The Summer School OF Christian Philosophy has Deen
brought to a successful close by Professor Peabodys
lecture yesterday in &" Beauty" The attendance
throughout the course been good and the interest
has daily increased. The lecturers have been prompt
their subjects have been popular Under Dr. DeemSs
supervision, school has proved excellent source
OF profit to both villagers and guests. The town In
consequence OF this institute has assumed decidedly
clerical appearance and has almost been ss'e 10 nc
cost every other doctor"
Although the lectures have the leading feature OF
the week. other attractions have materially AIDED
in furnishing pleasure and profit to the gnests Fore
among these have been the entertainment IN tne
New-American Parlors for the benefit of THE TRIB-
UNE Fresh.A Fund. This given Thursday night
and the programme consisted OF singing charades tab
leaus aud recations The movers In this enterprise
we're rewarded with a crowded house, while the
suditors amply repaid with an entertainment
novel aud pleasing The gem the singing OF Mr.
Theodore Toedt. OF New.York His rich. round tenor
was the best advantage for absolute rest OF
eight weeks has proved very beneficial 10 him. He was
enthusiastically appauded The amount realized was
1852.
mania has seized the gentlemen guests OF the Spring
House playing cards and result the large home
Ike readingroom OF that hotel is pleasant picture
every evening Generally finds about four tables,
around each OF which seated from four to six gentle
men deeply absorbed ethern whist euchre crbbage.
The silence is seldom broken except when some curious
feature OF the hands presents ITSELF To say thst tue
players enjoy themselves needless but certainly their
pleasure greater than that OF another party III
Of the whose low conversation upon all
topcs including religion love and politics, Is nnheard
ten feet away This little group contains men OF more
than ordinary reputation The central 1gure presume
ably because leader I'm conversation, Is the
remarkable Or. LOthroT. OF Boston Around MIN are
General George b. Mcclellan, Ex-Governor Van Zandt,
the Rev. Drs. Patton, Errct and Peabody Admiral
Nichols General j. H. Deyereux OF Cleveland, ONO.
admittance 10 tins charmed circle Is favor ucaeu
by all, nut acquired by few.
The Republican party very happg IN Its selection
Of Richheld the place fer holding Its convention
this fall All doubts and misgiyngs TO the capnbiiiy
OF accommodating large gathering VIII speedly De
dispeed when facts with reference to the prepara
lions are known Tue place for holding the sessions VIII
be unique and greatly superior to the majority Of opera
house. IN our provincial cities. The process oi erection
even now well under way, and the wlgnam will be fully
completed by the lOt1. IL will be ociagona IN shape;
WILL easily seat 800 people, with large commodous
stage and several comfortable nittee'ro)ms TIE
building Will be lighted by electricity AMI every
possbls convenience for facilitating the work OF the
F,rel Ine vii Is
fully decorated and needless to add that Will not
be i'm any old barn that the Republicans will meet this
fall A. regards Geographic facilities. superintendent
Clifford Of has arranged for extra wires 80 that
here 10 difficulty Will be- encountered by the correspond
ents Mr. Samuel Sloan has carefully attended TO the
matter OF transportation aud Mr.. W. i. Halstead
snpernteudent " the line OF the Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western will DO In Richheld convention
week IN person. Twothirds fare will b. charged 10 del
egaies upon this road. aud II IL understood that trans
for Echdcld Will meet all the NeWfork Central through
trans from both east and west
Dr. George H. Smith leaves for The west to.ohy Tor
two weeks trip
Dr. > A. Boynton Of Cleveland expected att esprns
House week.
The Hou Henry l. Clinton. did not miss lecture Of
the Christian school OF Philosophy.
Dr. Lewis A. sayre has LEFT. entirely cured OF The
rheumatism wherewh he afflicted when he ar
rived AmOng other departures have been Mr. una Mrs
Julien Myers Mrs James aud Mrs licnarison Senator
20 bis family. who arc stopping Here. .,--......
H. H. Paving. prominent knit goods manaiaetu ntJ
nue rotLius she "a youn< and promises 10 De
very last - ,-,,..,. -,o no..
been heard III York. gave reading IA lhe spring
House parlcrs last evening Chafl-s 9DerT, tne eio
cutlonlsL from NewIOfk IA stopping AZ the Ne"-AmeIi
can I IA probable that he VIII read during MS sophrn
NJ german was gwen by Sir Proctor 60 guests
OF the Spring House thls evening on Monday eyenngCh
nlla WISE Will appear 10 concert ~ uHoA nan III 'no
Mr. and Miss Hoyi have gone 20 Saratoga. W. Percy
Knapp leaves for seabrghi early IN inc week ~,
CoinmssioDer Coleman has gone to New'iOrA' lie
gdSe William H. Kelly. OF sew.York Is sll here. lilo
gave supper several friends AT Tie Laxo House tho
AlionS iac late arrivals tn following:
Al fe 5Dring HoUse-Freder1ch Ccndard aud WIFE
T. Volume, II. Il. BartmOfc, james ~ shrlIOh d, W.
Franz, A. IL smith aud wie Wndeld NJ Ozark, John 4.
Collins Mr. and Mis-. g. f. Hunter, Miss Weaver iiehfy
r. DewigAt, j. :. Coleman, Edmund Dwight H. Is
Dwight. Jonn Webber, Mrs. c. \" townsend Master
Brown. Mrs. Frederick wcssou. all Of New-Yors; W.
townsend W. ~ Griffith g. 81 TrOn Ieo a. - M Dew
ereuI o, Atiica: JoseJn Allison Arthur "a BLrton'
NJ zmsa1n Meon T, and WIFE joan C. CGyier'
Master Suyier. A. j. o. Llndon Boston MT aR a MIs
Mrs William Howard, Mr.. aud Mrs C. d. Bntreii, BOOK
in; C. C. Lomcr, Mrs. G. H. Lower, Pnisie,pha.
a. me N,ip AaericQn-H. Walker T. ~ Latham,
Geo g. AinswOr.n Jos A. Harding. oamuei H. Fflnee'
II. o. Wid, SIR. and Mrs L. . Hamilton MTS, ~, ~
der Miss A. g Center, n. Whitman, j. IL NnhderDl,i,
" il. Merriam wlie Misc Mamie Sehenck. Miss V,
NJ schenck, G. n rlcketI aud VIE, W, H. F"hS vsan
NJ NcwYork; c. 81. Swain and family. Mrs > A. smed-
lev Miss A f. Smedley, f. s. Caldwell. hss y, A Saiu-
we'll f. L. Kingsley, C. II. Johnson, Id D. hug mary
/, Eond j. snare all of Philadelphia. . 80, , -
Al he fuller HOuse-M. A. mayer, NJ smith, ). r.
pyn,ond. " s. ,Ilson Dr. Charles H. clifford aud wife,
y IL rtanwood, Mr. aud Mrs. Manett MISS Maneli an
of New York; T. X. Peck, f. II. Terry, Watervile' MISS
Nae Hewlett aud mother, Rome; Mr.. ana Mls' levy
savannah. Ga Mrs. X. H. ROLAND, Harrisburg NJ L.
Douglas Newark - r.
Al he Dgrenport H0use-G. Hoffman, j. Reeves, +.
Irnnn New. YORK; H. j. Barley, the Misses laftleyl
Albany; Dr. j. Palmer and wife; Brook.yaI nr "pe
Inln Marsu COoperstOwu: J. l.. WOrkun, CINCINNATI;
General Clay and wife, Washington; W. e dholnson'
Piadelpnia: Mrs G. g. stephenson, Mlss Stepnehson,
~ PAUL. j. H. Mead. PrOyidence A j. Story ~ r1tu u
sails: the Rev ). ii. synnott, fOughKeePnei '" u
Bum, Cooperstown; f. L. Ferguson maioh''
AmnNc LIE RERKSHLRE Hills