New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
ALL THE HOTELS WELL FILLED.

LECTURES. HOPS. hAIho' i" -
cIRCUs-LATE ARRIVALS.
rv,ov TUE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE. J
i R,cuyrELp STRINGS, July 25.-This has been
v..k Of sunshine followed by rain. OF JOY followed by
thi. resort The first half OF the week was char
oc,.rzed by clear weather. with any amount OF activity
and snort among the hundreds OF guests fteen MIN
ue. AFTER General Grants death on thursday morning.
the sad news was received at Richhed and many were
the sincere expressions Of sorrow as the words Grant
| 1, dead passed from mouth TO mouth AS II In keep
an, with the universal sadness and quiet that prevailed
the atmosphere grew close and murky the sky became
overcast and rain fell continuing throughout yes
terday The TRIBUNE sale here yesterday MORN
ing at o'clock and its full account OF his career iur-
nshed reading matter for the day No other New
York paper arrived until the usual hour l2:3V p III 70
that the sale OF THE TRIBUNE was tremend GUS ihere
ware no outward or formal demonstrations here; but
the Nations loss almost the sole topic OF CONVERSE
tiop and e1yice- President Wheeler. the Hon. Robert
c. Winthrop Rear Admirals Amy and Opshur' .he NON
Hamilton Harris Talbot OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Ex-Governor Van Zandt, OF Rhode Island Colonel FRED
erick A. Conkling Elery Anderson and other prom'
nen gentlemen soourning In this village discussed the
great heros DEATH and expressed to each other ana 10
their friends their regret and forrow' oge'ner win
feeling OF deepest sympathy with the Generals immedi
ate family.
Tho hotels and cottages here are well hIea' ou'
Uriah WEIGH. OF the New American, ana Ihomas ~
prootor Of the spriog House. quote st. Luke and eI
claim And ret there is room" Many people VIII DC
mart about August other resorts but Judging from
the number OF applications for rooms many more VIII
'" In ~" the line OF entertainments, the most
enjoyable treat OF the week wm tne re re"d, M.
sy GeoSe Medne.day and Thursday mornings Mr.
Riddle started Thursday evening TOT the ho'e'
ki Aibert l. King the New-York arrived at the
House last sns s1sa asa e c
being Mrs Buckley Hills William hus ",,r Sa so
and Mics meao took Place in the Spring House
parlor the programme being a. Si i'm. and A. l.
store Verdi By Mr so Alsa IN senu@anu BY
William Russell Case tenor solo An non e"n,,s,
beSTend. BY Mira Hills piano solo "Ballade. OPP g.
Chopin by Mr. Case; duo "a Nigh, IN IN 's Men
X nr M I by Mr. King contralto solo. Cong TO
Market" Dishl: by Mira Hills; piano solo, Polka DO
IA The Eil,. RINK f. F. Billings manager has had many
during the weg III. reeason As skater
az the Madison square Garden New ors win
ssainst local skaters and 6ieyclsts ana Miss Minnie
Douglas. the child champion. seven years OF age sa.e
her speciaties Thursday and yesterday anu Will '
| peat them this afternoon and evening. -. ,.,,ro
Professor Eticnne Lambert delivered free iec'u.o
Of mastering French with conventions nneney aver,
DR. Baralt recited eight selections las, lhnf 2 49,
ing Spring House parlor before saIse a1 ees
cstiye audience. The recitation. were IA - hn'nS
Italian ana English. those In the Latter LANGUAGE p.pf
for most part from shakespc.fe ihS ~ bnvn.i
hold his school OF languages here lhrouEhou' A"e"'-
and,g l-Od
Thsre viii he races at thc driving park this af,ernoon
The weather prove favorable under the managsment OF
"a m a,nss n Proctor committee. Many good horses
are on the list Of entries and generous purses win "
George W King the PhndePha artist has S Spsn'a sa
NAM lovers OF good paintings Mr.. King has been here
for several weeks. and j. sketehlng some ., Va hsn
ON canvas lie has nearly finished view oil CahaaHaso
The isfies OF the Presbyterian Church viii hold ar
| and festival at the Elite RINK next "Wednesday -,
E1cursions TO the Lake are now numerous ana ~
tain sweet OF the T. H. Proctor is eipee,ng 70
several Jolly parties over s placid waters 10y nooh.k
the near future Anothea ponsr, .see ISs where
the nest nsh ana game dinners To be had ~ ls -
the country are gnen and wss delighted with
the hotel and the beautiful views o. the Ias" -, a.,
PRANK NEON snG ar he Sew American ih.
ing lie viii give Of his entertainment. next Mon
uyiors Of lie hotel arc not sufficiently large for his
| audience. Lombard's orchestra vi assist hlni ~
Tablraus will be gwen AT tho rink next iuesdhy even
aid Of "a. local Lpssoe" ana E1" nns carr,d
churches. The idea originated win ann " pes tr tbs
Sdress hon was given last evening in the psrors
Of The spring House night at the same place there
will be concert, the artist, being Mrs uern' s .hep
soprano Mns, A Wsm nn,,e Case, pianist aud GER
Reese Lewis aud Dophin's consolidated shows VIII ,nI
mitch their tents neIt tuesday opposite the SCHUYLER
Iouse All the children in town are wild over the pros
The empIoycs OF the Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad shops enjoyed picnic las, iIhtsa 49,. ~
tion OF master mechanic Thatcher ana conductor Mn
H. b. Hyde. Of Yew.york president Of The Equitable
Lfe Insuranc. Company. was at tho New American i0r
F"lowing arc SOME OF the latest arrivals:
Eev lmeriegn-Mr and Mrs = c d. k Ne soS Mr.,
If Andrews Mis-. phine Morse. T. T. vcrmilyc Jr
s!h Y Tan and sc Mi s.n Pn a. Burt
Mr. p % Mis- + MSTs Ms M H. f.
a c.. Al IL. H..
Dr. H. Goldthwate, VIM. j. Leeds D. H. A. Mandsyi vie
Mr. and Mrs. William Graham. the Misses Graham and
Norman c. Graham. OF Philadelphia mr aud mrs ".
iyp M" MS. aud Mrs T. W Everson o. Locsper.; Mr..
Walsh. Miss Barnard, Miss walsh and Miss Dewi.t,
tayus Brown IT,, OF Baltimore; Enrique Bachier and
Juan Miguel phso Of HayaPs s. sn !se9ss %ccS OF
Mrs. Dr. A. White. of Parish. n Y; Mr.. j. H. Fellows.
% M .9 ToS g. aG
r. Todd, OF Louisville KY; j. Mcclure. OF Elinra ana
Df sp ri h aouScp c Hill Miss Mcyuty W. An
nah Mrs. Corners Miss Conners Mrs Sage, B. Mner'
on T. thornton e. Motley, John Fraser p Baflsy,
BsPsn Miss De s sss Mr. h Rsser. dS fss
j. L. Taller, Miss Grace Johnson MI and Mr.. Melville
as"so M Mr. and DF T. B' Bss. nm
Mrs. f. A. Brooks IT,. Mr. and Mrs A. A. Grant Mss
Fo g. a cann fsss ' and T. Pows. Sewyof
; william Chisholm. OF Cleveland Mr. and Mrs D. ~
Mr Of ana 4 ad n fss M5
J. " Weaver OF Chicago; Benjamin Bruce 81 banotei
BuGalo Miss Pattison aud j. H. Pattison OF Brooklyn
Charles Harter. Mr. and Mrs H. Brand. Mr.. and Mrs
Rand Peton and Mr. and Mrs Samuel Segur, Of Hon.
n Y: Miss Sophie J. Wilson. OF Tarrytovn, N. Y; W.
D Clayton Bushnell, Of Scranton Penn; Mr; and Mss
Jones' OF Boston; and Mrs. John odell, OF Poughkeep
Gle. 49, . ~, A.. ,,..
Gardner, Robert Crooke, joseph Mcclure. j
ri Mcclure c. L. Taylor Albert A. White, Mr.. and Mrs
4 A. H. Allen and the Misses Allen OF New-Yort MI Aud
Mrs Delavan De Long, A. ID. DE Long. Mira X H. ling
4 Uorth nd ~ N j.
bur- Of Providence r. l., and Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Kelsey
. of burlington Flats
M Emerson and John Hardy. OF New-York Rear-Ad
4 mral and Mrs. John H. upshur. miss " ID xea Arm