New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-06
RICHFIELD SPRINGS,
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR SEPTEMBER.
CRUTcHEs AT DIscoUST-TwO KINDS OF HOPS
RESULTS OF TIE sEAsoN-ARRIYALs.

while the place has the gayety aud excitement that
characterized it week ago. still there hun
dred guests in and the prospectsor September
excellent Many have been engaged at the lead
ing hotels for the whole portion Of this month.
Uriah WEIGH will keep tho New American open until
September Is and possibly longer; Thomas r. Proctor
says win Gloss the Spring House before October
l, while the fuller House will entertain guests at even
q later date.
The air. always pure and Dracng here has Of late been
invigorating than nc any other time this sunmcr
and there has been less rain this week than heretofore
The guests now town loud in their praises of
Rched in September and unanimously asseverate that
people who departed for their city homes the last day
OF August they thought it the correct thing.
you know" made lamsntable mistake.
More than usual have been effected this season
by that nasty sulphur water and many persons who
here cratche5 have long since discarded them
The hops Of the paror have given way the hops OF
the field. The former brought 10 a close last
Thursday evening the Now American ~nich has been
noted this year for It's balls germans hops and other
events OF terpschorean nature Hop-picing is now
in full blast AMI the jolly pckers in their varlegated
costumes be found by taking ten minute stroll out
OF the village in any direction. Wagon loads OF them
pass through the town daily to and from the OF
their merry labor. The hops this locality gencr-
IN in good condition. In spite Of the heavy rains and
storms and the fesoonei fields present pctare
OF rare beauty.
present season NJ kchneiu Springs Dccn ran
exceptionally prosperous Notwithstanding the
superabdance OF bad weather and the prevalent cry
hard times" The hotel proprietOrs have all made
money, and gooiy sum at that so that they have
cause for complaint Many have been selected
and engaged for next fact which to prove
the constantly increasing popularity OF this resort.
pleasant game Of progressive euehre was recently
played iu private parlor Of the New American. The
ladies' prize. handsome ebony card case,
by Miss Mile RAIDER with a record Of nine games and
the gentlemen's frst prize, slyernonned matchbox
of alligator skin and package Of cigarettes. by F. A.
Gaynor the young American artist who has been study
ing and painting In Paris for several years, with
games The ladies' BOBBY prize, set OF china pigs
japanese tGlyer borne triumphanty away by Miss
Lizzie Setter with record of gane and the gentle
mems BOBBY prize, wooden umbrella containing a
pencil pen holder aud paper-cnter. carried OF by
Herman K. yei.e, OF Congressman Egbcrt L. yeo,
with the very inferior record Of games.
On Thursday OF last week william I. Baird, OF New
York. gave a speculation" party in one of the small
Iarors OF the Sew American aad the rrzes bou.
qusts. Photographic views OF Richhcld boabOns and
mantel ornaments
Tho finest concert of the season took Place at the
Casino last Saturday evening. The artists Miss
Emma ThIrsDy Miss Dora Becker the young yoliBste
A. L. King, TENOR and Master Leopold Ciodowsky,
panlst. Lonbarris orchestra Opene! the programme.
and GeOge ". Colby oficlted musical director and
accompanist There a large and apprcciatye
audience and every number heartily enjoyed, all
the performers being encored.
Little Linda da Costa gave a concert on Thursday
evening Of last week and another last Monday evening ia
the parors OF the New American. She captyated her
large audience both occasions, and handsome
was CO.. ectcd for her musical education.
The Rcv. Dr. Ebrard Kompsha, OF Elizaheth ~ j.,
preached last Sunday morning in the Presbyterian
cAurcn.
The Rev. DR.. Burchard alike renowned in politics and
religion attended the sessions OF the Summer School
Christian Philosophy, which closed last week.
Ex-yce President Wheeler returned last week 10 Lis
home IN Malone ~ Y, after stay OF six weeks az ;he
New American Hts health was greatly improved.
George W. King sketehed and painted several
scenes and views In this vicinity and his pictures have
Ch6rcst has been frequently visited By lovers OF art;
+. & MARTINEZ has on exhibition in the parlor Of the
New Anerie an large decorated mirror that has At
an the bill desl,neI by his SON e. T. Martinez IT, IS
visited daily By many othis friends ana admirers
TIE OF the Summer school OF Christian PAilOs
0phy. which closed last week. vera well attended, and
tho programme included e'eral lectures OF highly IN,
strlctivc and odifylng character. The membership q
tie school how numbers 4t3.
=. II. Na, Of the New American, returned 20 the Hoa
man House few days STAGE for the winter.
william II. Lee or the Spring Ilonse, VIII resume his
position Mt tho Victoria ho,cl, SewYOrl, about the
Riclari V Tarnei recently gave dinner at the Lake
House 10 IRA d. Warren y. Whitman, Mr. aud Mrs. l.
a. Coinix Mrs KNAPP ald W Percy knapp. H..
An excellent concert took place az the spring House
Thursday evening" VIC participants DGa Alr 0cttllAAo
Iutcr, soprano; Miss Sophie Hack. oOutralto Miss
Jessamine uaUenbeck, soprano; Ross David tcnor J.
Williams Macy, bass; and Louis bicmenberg Yiolon-
A progressive euchre party was given at the Spring
House last Tuesday evening. The rrkes articles OK
antique silver. The ladies' frst prize. handsome
yiuaigrette, by Miss c. A. Gaynor while Miss
Mile RAIDER, who filed geutlemans place. captured
the gentenens hrst prize, silver match box. The
game followed by vocal music and an elaborate
FroicssOr r F. Billings will give exhibition of fancy
skating this evening at the Castro.
NJ DRIVING
ming some races for saturday. September ~ ...,..
fair win be held in this village, beginning September
% aud continuing for three days.
The storm OF last sunday afternoon the seNerst
ha-s stones teiI the wind blow husicane, and great
damage done TO crops and property.
by general request, Louis BlumenDerg the weltknoWn
vioonces gave farewell concert last evening Ia the
parlors cr the New American He was assisted by
Miss Annie Ieere cOntralt0; Miss Bessie H. Gr0yeseen,
soprano; Miss sophie Hack, ezZO-sOpranO; and
LON oards orchestra The features OF the performance
Danse Holandalse and the Reverb OF yieuxtemps.
played by Mr.; Blumen6erg IN his accustomed sly. ~
Western Railroad. and party started at a. m to-day
Tor NO. Visited snd sailed Trough tie thousand
Islands to tue Canada side and returned to the New
Fo1owing are some OF the recent arrivals;
Neic AmeTicap-Dr. f. Z. osoadistone, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs J. g. Brown, Mr.. ana Mrs Y. ;; Guy j. Is. Van
Wagenen Z. II. Carhart, H. A. Wells Henry y Gardner,
Ayres' James J. Cashman john Peacock, L. D. smith.
Miss b. f. Foshour, Mrs. d. o Anderson r. A. Gun
= 8 beard j. r. Murray, DIR. and Mrs. +. b. Dixon,
william T. Baird, g. H. Moler, Edward ", saith.
Wance Percy Knapp, T.. b. Foole jr, Miss NJ l.. Bond,
Charles II. Dtson, Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Macpherson,
Herman X. Vele, Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Peoples, j. X
Marvin O. H. Carpenter aud Mrs. B. FOrrs, New York;
T. H. Vernon, Miss Grace Vernon and Miss Bessie X.
Waterman, Summit, n. j.. Mr.. and Mrs. T. L, fassltt
Mrs r. b. CaXton. Mrs. +. X. PBrdee, Mr.. ANA Mrs, ~
H. Moore, Miss X. De GPoO and the Rev. l'r Van
Horne Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Watkins Ernest f.
smith and Mrs. Perry IL. smith, Chicago; eX-GOlernO
J. d. Bede j. Bedle, ir., and +. Il. Kenzel, jersey
City; Mrs. A. O. Keeney. Miss keeney, Mr. ami Mrs.
Joseph Hasehurst, Miss Haslehurst Miss NJ BruOkman.
Theodore Conrow. J. H. Francs Mr. and Mrs ;. Ross,
s. Ross, r., aud Miss Lily NJ. Ross, Brooklyn; Miss
Nelson. jr, Trenton, n. j.; II. A. Freeman AID A.
;,sasoner, Morristown \, j. James W. Conrow, south
Orange \. j.; aud W. j. Leahy and John kieier,
Niagara Falls.
SSring HOuss-Mrs T. c. Hunt Miss Hunt, Miss Mary
L lhunae nlId ntrs. ~ l. t.ill. NJ. -.A..M NJ.