New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

Then turning and east ward from the same point,
AMI without moving from his tracks he may view the
still picturesque valley in which nestle Greenwood,
sterling auC Tuxedo Lakes.
The Beevale mountain AZ Peters Point las re-
markable resemblance TO the region about Lookout
Mountain and Mission Ri1re which Hooker scaled and
Tu0Inas assaulted In 1853. The cOniormatoLs OF the
two in Dimensions a. well shape ncely SINH
lar: and hut wildly recall, "a stood On
Point Peter the warlse had Witnessed At Look
waiting for TIE second volume OF Grants Memoirs to
lind whether not In Speaking Of TINS lannon's
order mentions that he AZ the top OF Mission
Ridge almost his troops He does not But II
fact that he and got All ovation there from the
excited AM successful trOOIs.
Descending from the Point the traveller is whisked by
stage Brandon Hotel the head OF the lake. when
de-csnding for nearly It's full length. he leaves only to
the train which Lands him in Nesiork III time Tor
the with lung full OF fresh air and stomach
surchar:ed with apr elite
This excursion route will probably be extended by
the bu ding OF mountain road from Greenwood Lake
To Sterling Lake aud thence around Tuxedo Lake
to Tuxedo Park the Erie Railway. This " II give
some eight ten niles more OF mountain travel ny
stage aud inclle sheets beautiful
though large Greenwood Lake. besides crossing
by d road made by the Revolutionary Afmy.
The material prosperity Of the Erie is visible fact
The establshment which does not only
aud general business ~ the old compan rs but
also baggage transfer AMI delivery system In all the
"A evidence u
previous articles The opening o. many pew ana ele-
cant Offices IN this city nnd Brooklyn and elsewhere Tor
all know another proof Aud notice that tue cOu-
pany building the site OF IT. Od depot 10 Jersey
civ spacious and al isJnle stone and lrOr station
which Will accommodate It's hundreds oil trains daily
WILL. ease.
/ met Cnane Burt, OF Warwick, president OF
the Iehgn and Hu lson Railway. over part OF whose
road tIs American Trpsacs excursion route passes
lie also runs tue stages Bellyae Mountain. lie is
only enthusiastic about the tran lie Is
about Warwick Valley and Orange county generally
valleys -lfIrr hand knee-,.ccp IN Duttrrcui-,
da lies ami clover. You now, ne sAll pointing
lDDuniaI nower- all around Wlerr Va gro"
Orange COlu.y milk. =" The county almost literary
flowed with milk end honey" A. Warwick MI
T. lrt had pointed handsome cows grazing IN
which gave milk -pIucn-s." At tie hotel gave us
some 81 the product TIE cows apparently give II Ice
col aud properly wcrteuei; delicious though strange
product of ual.ru We fOuAd other herds browsing GA
lie blg nDwer-cappel summit OF the BoiIYalr
Nonn.ans Their prs.uct Il fOnni there too. with
mat cloves AM othcr lnFci!ehls loroisD " Iio so''
Mr. Burt says Orange County Is probably the most
exclusively agricultural county in the state. There do
not appear 10 be any factories along his railroad and the
neld- are great occupied by grazing cows 10
saws m al If rtOfi-s flourish there; eve yboIy
gives mX ses 10. Hs daily shr- croa Tor hundreds
81 farurr. directly, only t. New YORK CITY, bn 10
Bo-ion phila pia Lon Branch, Saratoga ana oih'f
l .res The frusn uk Of a Orangr County Is shippnd
sxclu,ively 10 New York CITY rhe general toninncy
OF Orapge COunty farmers j. To raise mix ana cream
and buy their rain In other maIket, IL was rare
inat "A field OF any sort OF Grapws seoD ON ia" rouis
Puups aud spring houses to were eDeoafAsinsJ scarce