New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01
A HOTEL OF HOMES.
THE CAMBRIDGE on FIFTH.AvE
THE MOST NOVEL AND STRIKING MODERN
RIAILAr


APARTMENT HOUSE IN THE WORLD.
The Cambridge the corner Of Flfth-ave
and Thirty third-st, Is kept a plan-entlrey
different to that OF any other hotel in the world In
deed IL Is not exactly hotel, nor an apartment house,
but a combination OF both II is in measure an
apartment house, because you hire suites of ROOMS
by the year unfinished and It Is hotel because you
can hire rooms furnished and board IN the house.
Then again II Is not regular hotel. because transient
guests are not entertained. and Instead OF rcstan-
rant there Is only dlnIng-room, In which meals are
served exclusively guests OF the house and their
friends. Regarded as a hotel its plan must be called
American for matter what rooms you occupy
the service Is table dhote for which the weekly rare
Is the same to all occupants But whatever IT'S
designation the Cambridge is above and beyond all
homo, and one of tho most beautiful homes imas
nable Being the latest constructed hrstclasS hotel
1t combines beauties and advantages not brought to-
gether in any other house of It's kind The Cam
BRIDGE will accommodate about forty families, and
the dining room comfortably seats over 100 people
This Is luxurions room, with food Of sunlight nom
the north by day and Illuminated at night by numerous
small electric lamps. The china sive. and cu-slass
have not hotel look, but such you ind at tho
table of luxurious private homo In fact the whole
atmosphere Of the place is quiet, select, and has so
soothing influence, its sound absorbing carpe chairs
suggestive Of ease, rich porieles and hansnss and
silk tapostred walls all harmOnizing TO this effect
But there Is nothing that smaehs Of the ordinary
hotel In the Cambridge" There are trunks knock
Ing about, there Is no large Office" no din or hustle
not tho slightest noise. In 1t the cry Of 'front.'
Win never DO heard The appointments are costly and
rich, but not strkngy so, the most striking feature
able than another, being its air OF comfort and quiet
elegance The best foreign and native talent has teen
called into rqustion and everything was submitted to
the decision OF woman whose good taste and l.ds-
ment arc unquesii0naOe In such matters, that OF the
wife and helpmeet OF tho proprietor There is no
running water in bedrooms each suit has separate
bathroom. each bathroom having Nm
COM S5sss directly o T Rf th a open Sky so
the cambridge" IS absolutely safe. looking al 1t from
has been adopted which money and skin could devise
The stairs are of red slate, and there IS no Wood"3rk
all else is iron. The patrons are among the best
known people In NewYorh social circles and only three
or four suites aro unengagcd which will be leased this
month Among other guests IS william Libby, the
former partner of A. I. stewart, who find, himself
better pleased in three rooms at the Cambridge than
in his former honse OF eighyhve feet front IN PARK
That the wine cellar we'll stocked IS only
sary to say that the proprietor Of the " amhrdg''
other lannon's Hungarian vines The following letters
speak volumes for the virtues of Mr. RclchS famous
TokayeT Ausbruch
Accept my thanks for the TOkay have already tasted
nn a. Il T. superior to yours ADELiN& PATTI
The wine Is admirable 1t pleasantly and cordially re-
MINUS "' u NY N'''''''' LORD coLERIDGE.
have to thank you 1 feel the wine WI be
The aayor, subuy EXQUISITE OF youT ,gpc,o roa aver
gem among v;Pe,whieh we may Te DOUBT was
s sYsF e or GGqe De nSs1Se HENRY ~ T&NE
The Tokayer Ausbruch is % such excellent quality thlt
would as'uredy prolOns my T65MMhso sNLv1N pam
You deserve to be regarded as public benefae'Gr'
Very many years ago most plophetleay announce dcs
this noble wine forthcoming when spoke Oh IoT ,
o table, which never the cas-, tiI
now. ROBERT BkoWNlNU.
The richest wine p The yo s be me 10 Tdu nGSa
Tok.yer Ausbruch HENRY WARD BFECHER
1t j., good wine net to be sharei oy cur a
fba, warns nv autumn The melted topazes
squeezed from the grapes q Iu ,2g uotvEs
1t heals the worn mind as well a. the wasted body
s. L. CLEMENS MARK TWAIN.
What Keats called 6eaker full Of the warn south him.
can arrange to mix 1t win ny IS MY ION Fi
put some Of Its southern Ore In my veins a,l mas
servei most admirably as I'll Il, . r, " GRrfY
surely neither King Kaiser ever tasted better IL
is delicious wine and has all the heathgving properties
attributed to by the T TRNhY ". 'L0NGFELLow
Permit me thank you or the aid you have rendered
the public By furnishing reliable strength piouuceE 1'
heai'h pr'n0'er /" ''1' DR. WILLARD PARKER
am more and more convinced that your choice wines
are one Of our greatest me mean, F F H. LOOMS
May your days be as full Of happiness ana SUSANNA
t1e SIS' tbe h@eT for The eG1 a cheer, bu
inebrat1s1' DIR ALEXANDER C. SKEENE
l take great pleasure in eonneg1'ng these Wines "
PROFESSOR X OGDEN DpFENUS.
his
a great measure, to sustain the waning Ntauy t oi
President Garfield, and on the 18Th OF July as ne
held glass OF Rclch's TOkayer Aushrrch In his nrfNo
less hand Il caught the reflections Of the sun cams
thrown from small aquarium on the "ihuo"-Niu'.
Turning to Crump, the White House stc%a AZ. M sbai
color, eh at Is certainly very beautnl' IepllrI
Crump. "Yes. and I'm order that nclhT an tt 'Ir
ineffcieucy will drink IT," His luncheon rema'nIu
on his stomach without creating nausea s 9po 'n'
patient indicated that he wanted moro Inou -,
Not Included in the above quot ations. from thos9 1
who have put on the written record some o,ls,nII
whose acquaintance with Mr. Reich and his wines mas
been such to maize them practical lnuolrI " ai
From file Of 5000 letters OF those "ho pra'so
The Gualtics of MI Pelch's Tokayer '>trch NAV %
extracted tie names of Victor Hugo ernru nIrn''oi
princess Louise. Matthew Arnold the Presuou VI
~ Arcenine Republc the Governor Of Buen0S Aylfs
Count Andrassy John G.. Whittier. Roscoe NU.hl..l-
william NJ Fyarts Theodore Thomas. Surgeon-Gen'ia
" A Hammond David Dudley Field and many others
while among those who In their day Wre ,.a ~
their Endorsement Of tho praises that had been written
and spoken OF Reichs Toksyer AusNrnch may b. men
TONED General U. S Grant Henry W; L0ugic,i@@" ~
Marion sims President Garfield Charles OConor
William cullen Brvant Thurlow Weed, Iloratio Sey-
mour, President Arthur, Peter cooper anu "'"''''
RARE DISPLAY OF CA PPTiGES AVID FAG"NS'
brewster & Compsny's annual spring exhibit OF car
,.oas n now being held An inspection Of their immense
warerooms at broadway and Fortyseventhst VIII prov"
an Interesting and enjoyable treat AZ eas' '"o r
spring and summer carriages are on eNmpu"i' o"''
numher Of new and novel designs. special 'ealue
ho chest ton road wagon ever built 10 Il hnished "
wood and iron and weighs only eghtynve pounds Ihe'e
are also some fine ctoias Cspring vSa-v' dHNn. p"
tons surreyS T-earts. wagonettes onhlbu@e' anu Nv -
h..,.s ~ ALT descriptions At the shortest notice a
kind. OF four hand traps finished to or1ef py 'n
we'll known arm Orders fall carriages from the hune
Gus samples now In also promptly a'ehueu w.
An. snecnen Of their work in the shape OF loui-
- ,.na or,nhus s also on exhibition special feature
In carriages made by this company IL that all paris Vi W
construction arc manufactured by them even TO inc s'
Is, detail lnsurlng through the firms personal supervisor"
nerfecton not 20 be found elsewhere. The "dIer"'
"a ,,c,orv consisting OF an immense nvestory ana n'e
men, brick building almost whole block anu 'e
various vehicles upon exhibition are dspaye1 % inc %
advantage In the commoilous rooms ~ the burning to'
tho rest the name OF the firm, ample guliahse oI we