New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
RICHtIELD SPRINGS.
IN READINESS FOR ANOTHER PROSPEROUS
SEASON.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS AND COTTAGfs--Ih
SUMMER THEATRE CELfBRATioN OF III
FOURTU.


ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS AND cOTTAGFs--THE
SUMNER THEATRE CELHBRArIoN OF THE
FOURTH.
FROM rrIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rf'buNS''
RlCHFIELD SPRINGS July 3.-Richhe'd re-
oces in prospect of another of ts proverha pros
perous seasons and from What have been enabled ."
ro NJ the number OF eng yements FOR July and August
| nudge this expectation be fully warranted Tue
snr,ng House. which opened It's doors on June II, IS
already filing up, and the New American. which opened
few days laser meeting with its full share o. patron
are while the Davenport House. the Taller House ana
the Tunnic aud Cary cottages report arrivals fully Up
10 the record Of former Those WI" come mere are
uot the Arans OF fashion wandering about from place to
nlace with puruose seemingly ndetermina'e. but the
substAntal people, WHO with gerspicacty universally
commended by tie landlords OF the place long since
selected TINS breezy little village as TIE Mecca or heir
summer pgrimages Scarcely any one comes mere 'of
p.rod OF less than month. while many speni the entire
season here Elk Governor {. c. Van Ztndt. OF Rhode
Island has been accustomed for years to arrive on the
oneniug DAY OF tile Spring House. COOnel Frederick
ConkfDg also manages find MS way hitler about tue
same time For several years he has been accompanied
Ly his daughter Miss Laura. Others who come early
and stay late are CoOIel and Mrs George Boxer OF
Philadelphia The Colonel. son of the Hon George Il.
Boxer ex Minister 10 Turkey and to Russia seems 70
haze tounc IL his own land that across The sea no
ri &c more alter his own heart the front Oitce OF
the sprmg House where he and the Lord High Master OF
the Rooms, Mr.. James X. sanssier OF New YORK e1-
change pleasant little conrtesies over their meerschanm-
in the quiet intervals between trains Tie Colonel i
now engaged in making careful record OF the daily
register OF Dig thermometer which hangs on one ~
tie columns OF the piazza tending to con1ense the
results Of his alton into sort Of signal service
report at the close OF he season.
The Hor John E. Dcyelin AID family, o, New York
no are also 10 the habit OF solOurning at Richned.
arrived at the Spring House Thursday evening. In
looking over gser the New American the 9th or
dav | discovered tic signature OF Mr.. Dcveiin far
hack as July 1874 when the house was called simply
the American and conducted by Me-srs. W. p johnson
4 Co. Mr.. Develin being old friend OF MI frocof
annually registers the spring House.
General George A. Sheridan, OF New York who Will
deliver The Fourth NJ July Grafton al the Casino,
cuest OF tn q New American.
Mr. and Mrs. Claiming Ally, OF Boston, are spending
their summer vacation at tue spring House.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Robinson and family OF New
York, are at the runuicnn Cottage.
Mr. ana Mrs A. p. Burbank, OF NewYOTk Will arrive
al the New American on the oath.
M. and Mrs. Joseph Ag1stni and family OF New
YORK, are again at the spring House where they Will
Mr. ana Mrs ". H. Reid are guests OF the fuller
house. Mrs. c. ?. Besrisey and Mrs NJ b.
Mr. and Mrs George l.. Jones. Miss l. NJ. Jones and
Mr. W. n. Hampton, OF New-York are at the New
Mr. George Fawcett Rowe. actor, has arrived The
first perform OF the Rchiei summer theatre is
given this evening, two comeiietsas being upon the
DUaIds
Recorder smyih and family. OF New York registered
at thu Spring House on the 2bth Mr.. aud Mrs VI. H..
Levin aud family arrived at the 81 ne time
Mrs. stce tmaI, 81 Washington. arrived at
the Davenport last evening. They Will spend the
Mr. " ; Wells and family OF New York long accus.
toned visit Rchned during the greater part o. the
summer vii this year 20 tn Newp"rt.
81 ana Mrs. Loyal FarrHgIt. Of New YORK. have
engaged at TIE Tunpcn Cottage where they Will
spend a month or SIX WEEKS.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. MestcOu and the Misses Westcott,
of York. are Ia town Tor the summer They viii
octu the Kinds Collage
MISS Lillian {. Ferris, OF New York. who been
the New American Tor several Will return earl
this The Misses " lsOn, OF Baltimore, are also
expected llttis atoI.
/ Mr. and Mrs. A. II scudder. OF New York, are
pleasantly situated al the fuller. Mrs :. J. Latham
AMI f. VI. Latham, OF Washington, are also al this
bouse.
] General n l.. Anderson and family, OF Washington
arrived the Spring the lst upon winch date Mr..
aud Mrs. Isaac +. Sheldon ana family, and Mr.. and
Ms III - fOhtinus ana laulY, Oi New 1Ork, filYel
Among other arrivals At this house Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Albany, Nj and Mrs. Z. l. 30 Inc, OF
sIaaelpha Mrs. Casey an NJ Casey, Of Mashlu-t
A cr-,lItaDe exhibition Of fish from CaradaragD Lake,
presumably from the hook OF Otsegos greatest
whose name too well known to need msnto o.
attracted soOd many people 10 the spring House one
! day This week.
dinner at the above named hotel time during 80
simmrr nsh % come rom Nilmuit LAKE and 20 bt
presen Ell by the Hon. o. b. Ma.trsOD OF Utica, y. a.
! the Owl,r OF the lake
The following been decided upon the program
I for o-iuorrow; Prayer, ~ the Rev Dr. Humruref
introductory rrnaIks, uy lie President Of the village
readiD. OF he declaration ~ Independence. ry Mr.
Charles Roberts IT., OF York; music, by Lombard,
] Orchestra: General George A. Sheridan
b.u, fiction Rev. Dr. Granger, OF Echnsld TIs
/ exereises Va De nst al the Casino.