New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
PLEASURE 1T RICHFTELD SPRINGS.

| PLEASURE III RICHEIELD SPRINGS
| PROSPEROUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUsEl
| RICHFIELD SPRINGS, Aug. An view OF the
fact tat iIcIned Springs :as season. spite OF tue
colo weather and the general eenE OF uncertainty and
unrest IN business circles e scene OF uninle-
rupe prosperity and enjoyment, the question naturally
| 10 suggested Why nave not tbs causes been OF
| moment here have acted upon otuer resorts
Various answers are undoubtedly gwen to tnis query
One suggests the almop the air and tue
sui phnr water. IL unquostiJnaby true tnat these
features have a decided effect out the same might be
said OF otner tns vicinity, the larger nOGes OF
which nre DOM comparatively noniog except eating up
interest money. rue answer cannot be gwen
IN words There Il something behind tne natural
advantage much the more powerful aud controlling
that sulphur water. VITA IT. ateDdant pure air, is
only iacdett {" progress aud success Of RcIeld
Syringe IA popular watering place. II The word could
| be maze 81 iiclenty elastic, Que might sum up
the secret the term renneme1t ono Ia
| mads conscious OF the presence OF that indie
nuaDle quality before he has been long IN town the
NOEL propretors OF refinement and will permit
OF no n1 tuat "a not rcdned and cean IDey endeaYor
10 make tnclr houses attractive best people. aud
exert 1nenseys In organizing entertainments OF tue
most excellent kind. In snort, they encourage every
tn.ng that tends elevate well TO aud pos
ycy FORBID all yugarty aud trash. BY 50 doing. they
successfully appealed to the best cass. regular
custoners Intelligent, wealthy. refined people. Every
une that By coming here, rest aud comfort can
readily b. srcured as well a. p'eassnacompany aud
variety Of ana-encut..
There IL no cauEer that Rhchheld viii ever become
Monaco During my stay acre nave failed 20 learn Of
a siuglo gambling hole, and one spostiycy unable "
dad q socAled betting sporting man. sucn truth
aone Sufficient OF i.ee astract mauy people
IA little wouder. that Riehaeld is prosperous
Tho place .oI vita young people. ana gIyety
ana amusement are constantly found Among other
eyents society Interest tho Spring House has been
tue and one fancy dress ball. one
coacrrt aud two tournaments and call
dren's rIdlng tournament Tue New American has fol-
lowed with 40 lnr concerts three pleasant
uance. Cary cottage Inns had two germans AMI Iunrr
one cottage on. vale the other hoies faithfully
endeayored 10 keep the pace thus set
Tao ilrsi german spring House given by the
dauguler OF Colonel y. A Go king. This was followed
by one gwen b. Commissioner Albert FINK whicn was
led by Mr. Meeker and Miss Ella Fink. Mrs Brcokeo-
ridge ana Mira Brewser presided over Ia pariors fhis
n cuidren's party aud va, greatly enjoyed In tue
evening oil TIC day Colonel Reed the adults
chance u german, and last niznt u fancy Dali aS
traoled all spring House parors surely,
abundant opportunities are gwen 10 thoee deoIoHS VI
daAoug.
H. the matter OF tournaments, equal attractions have
offered This been chilJren's week. inasmuon
as two out Of have been dedicated To them
Inc third the lawn-tcnnis tournament Tor silver
racquet presented by Mr. Proctor contested ny
tue following young ladies' Misses Leayitt, Ella smith,
Jaa Cushman. Katherine snpPen. Annie Almy, Pauline
Mcldhard, Anuio Green, day Hayden, Emily Gurus
Isabs Kook aud Anns Lesc Alter brilliant contest
MIas Lcayilt won by score OF O., Co. IN the
doubles Misses Klock and Leslie were vico rous.
The concert OF tue week tho farewell matinee OF
Mile. do Lussan IL held at the New American ana
tue singer assisted by Miss Dcserson. Emil senger
slgnor deln Fonana aud Lombarfs OrohestrA
There are not n good young horses owned by far
In this vicinity, wno aro onHlous to sell tnem' Dnt
the owners evidently have idea that tue guests care
nothing for money and fancy prices are asked con
siderable adaiuop might be made 70 the New-fork
stables farmers only inclined to be reasona-
Bile Only one noIed sale has taken place thus far
handsome young stallion. OF HamOletonian stock, mas
been purchased by George Beche OF staten Island Tor
$4,000
ia the Rlchned letter OF last week, mention was mace
Of ruier House the favorto place Tor engage
meu 1t Is rather early to any as yet but IL
IA curious circumstance upon the reception OF The
TRIBuN containing that MENTION twelve handsome, un-
mari ell young immediately repaired 70 taat mouse
for the purpose Of obtaining rooms aud BOARD
Mention Of The TRIBUNE letter calls TO mind
the enthusiastic words OF praise heard upon
every soe for It's remarkable energy THE TRIBUNE was
received long IN OF any other Ncw-f"k paper
and every copy nad oeen sold ana read before
any OF It's wenrrd were upon the ground
The coming saturday August IL, Will witness bicycle
tournament ON tue DRIVING Park for which expensive
prze, are offered over wheels are expected and
clubs from Utica Syracuse Rome other cities will
he alnug tue contestants. saturday August TO- trVl
tuR races nnder the esteemed manngemenJ or Coiohct
kipp, will bo hed. In intervening peilod ALMOST
every uuy will DO characterized by some atihotiOn
Joseph "a. Mills at The New Americah' continues W
i'm prove since tue slight attack OF paralysis week ago
His ph scau, DIR. Gicnris says that MS Improvement
las been Without interruption since tne irs twentyiour
bours after attack He now artcuates without any
diicuLy anu almost recovered ths use ot MS leg
Among recent arrivals are the following;
Spring House,. L. GOODWIN and WIFE, Mrs. W.
"A iilus MIA. InorDe Thomas Miller, En0ch butcher
and wiz, Miss Helen q. Tayor, MIR anu Mis. j. u
Westcrvelt O. W. Miller jr, Mrs Anna L. heahe h,ss
FosIer aIa WIFE, Il. L. Coggesnal, A j. Foy aud wiie
James Hill J. ID. Gillespie and we mr. ana YRS o.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Moir, H. DaJ' al u NV, horh,
Mrs. A. Gurus. Miss Carrie Cnrts' fonkeIs;
Boston; g. L. Austin, W. Nj. Cross, W.. NJ Clark |
D. ~ Knight Miss Lulu knight q. H. Green j. r. Green |
EastoI Penn; ID. H. Williams and wife, Aliases H. aud
Williams, Boston; Is. T. Eidrioge and wife, Williams
burg; w. o. Mcfarland, Cleveland; Mrs. w. A. Hill,
Memphis; Mas Calvin, Newport
gep ADsricaa-John p HuQgns. L. 7. Huger, Mrs
c. BosworlI Miss 5eaDrook, f. l. Murry J. BCranwel
Mrs. N. T. BALDWIN, Miss L. J. Baldwin, J. bald
win, Geo. w. Reaoe, A. Il. CoifAx, H. collins
H. X. McEigott 4. T.. Unurcn and wife, N houthwick,
q. H. Godfrey. Miss Underhil Chas Mesllen. Mrs Iheo
Cosr j. stanzer d. Chas wesilen, n. W. McIgor. .: d.
Brewsler James b. Williams, z. Faoer H. Lash MIS-
Emma Eidridge, Misses Osgood J. W. FAR ana VIE,
Mrs b. Atkent. Miss II. Al. Athens, ell OF New YORK;
d. Woodruff Il. Hitler and vile, Miss Jennie Ilef, MISS
Helen Hitler, Fisher Miss Fisher. New Jersey; NJ