New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07

Ensconced IS picturesque valley, LOO feet above
the sea- near me shores q ,a s so Of Mecca for her
heathseeking children. she has fenervusy ~
operated with the best Oh neeessry 70
the Ierpetuity OF her shrine Every drop OK "Me es
drinks at Rlchheld comes rom springs Isy ises
above the town. This water has been Analysed ana
The new system OF gun-barreI sewers was comprsed
three years ago under the supervision Of Professor
H. NJ Greene OF the Troy Polyteehne Institute, an ac
this system Mr. Ernest W. Bowdch, the value Of whose
opinion la such matters will not be q1esuoned writes
TO the president and Board Of Trustees OF tho vinas'
OF Richfield as follows:
The system OF gun barrel sewers and ground wa,er
tie Jus; ansssd &C BLENDED e sp Village @ many
years 10 and the iserais can De saiea VI Wnes
a. anew peS AZ IS Sway the ease With rpnta
sewers there is fost o the 900 comprising ths
cleaned at time witSsgt digging gP any f9r'n o %
me PIPE Tne new S1 s saig l on made Vii render
the sanitary condition Of Rieshed SPRINGS entirely ssms
resort except Eahsnt Mass and possibly Bar na5po
s the work. a a"d e surfaces Of ali
isOeng v T s9sed and s a., 5reSea e. n
If any further evidence of the groundiessness OF
the rumor to which The sum gave circulation wero
needed 1t might be found in the number OF applica-
tons for rooms the hotel propretos and cottage
owners daily receiving. Already number OF
NewYork families have arrived for the summer, among
them being Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. wescot and family who
woodside Park, usual; Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Ward
and family who present at the TunncEr cottage,
where they Will remain week before going into
their cottage; d. Jones Gran and family, who
comfortably settled a. "cullenwood' Mr.. Grains
residence, not far from the Springs Mr. Theo.
villa is shortly expected General Walter C. Stokes
and family arrived the Tunniclin cottage Friday
evening. Mr. aud Mrs. ". C. Banning and family
have arrived. Other New Workers who have engaged
cottages for the and who Will soon arrive are
Mr.. f. Victor, who Will summer at tho Ibbotson,'
Mrs Goodenow, who has rented the Inges de-; Mr..
Charles Zabrske, i who VIII pass the season az the
Kinds cottage Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Crowbie and
family, aud Mr. L 5. Chase and family, have taken
cottages In Church-st. Mrs. George II. Taylor VII
occupy Hafawn' and Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Taller and
family, of New York, their new Berkeley
The Spring House has long list Of engagements,
McAlilser and family, Colonel Isaac II. Reed,
bonner and family. Mr. and Mrs J. L. Dudley and
family, Mr.; and Mrs. f. W. Won s'ade and family, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. II. Levin and family, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
NJ. Fisk and family, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Pohemus,
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Shuts and family, Dr. Isaac
Mr. Charles Preston, Mrs. Van Voorhis, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry L. Clinton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Rhincs, Mrs.
Mrs j. D. Mus grove, n IS Musgroye. Mrs. Parti S
Mr. and Mrs: Joseph Agostinl and family, Mrs. J. W.
Howe and family Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cornell and
family Mr.. and Mrs b. d. Gseene, Miss Greene, Mr..
and Mrs Arthur T. sullivan and family, Mrs. JObn
G. Work, Mis-. Ocott, Mrs. T. 5. ormston and family,
Mrs Mccormick and Miss McCorm elk, Mrs. James
Sinclair, Miss Clnclar, Mrs. John l. Sinclair Mr. and
MIS-. Joseph Miibank and family, Of NewYork; Mr..
and Mrs. X s. Peabody and family. Colonel and Mrs.
George Boxer, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Dallas and
fanny Mr. and Mrs r. BTst and family OF phadel
RhodeIsland; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Brooks Fenno and
fauiy, or Boston; Ar. and Mrs. T. ". Wadsworth
ana family, Of Chicago Miss Livingston OF Chicago;
Mr. and Mrs. Nc DOnad and Miss cIOnald OF Flushing
Al the fuller House the following guests cx-
pected Mrs. Seth W. johnson and daughters Mr..
and Mrs. john J. Fuller Dr. X. W. Fuller, Mr. and
Mrs. John Murphy, tho Misses Murphy, Mrs. W. n.
Merrill, Mrs. A q. Dickinson, Mr. " A. Merrill. Mr..
ana Mrs.. A. H. scudder. Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Moran,
MI ana Mrs. F. c. Anderson and family, the Rev.
I: {. Fiske, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j. Spies and family,
Mr.. and Mrs j. X. Hitchcock and family, Miss C. NJ.
Iortse Mrs. j. Il. saDgdOn, Mr.. and Mrs. George III.
Kinney. MS r. T. Baker, Mrs Keller. Mrs. journey,
and Mrs. ". p. Metcalf and family of Providence:
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. McCord and family, Of
Morristown, y. J. Major and Mrs. Bell OF Dakota
AZ the Tunnicllf, among those who have engaged
rooms are: Mrs. c. NJ Battelle Mrs 7. Griswold
and family Mr.. and Mrs. Henry n. Brush, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Charles Kellogg and family Mrs. A. T. Hlllyer,
Mrs. william Freedom Mrs. James 7. Maxwell the
Misses Maxwell and Miss Auchncoss, Mrs. Soamans
Mrs. Hugh Campbell Miss KYLE. Mr.. and Mrs. B. 3.
Graham, OF ST. Louis: Mr.. Ausman and Miss Ausman
OF Baltimore: Mrs. Uhlhorn, OF Hartford: Dir and
Mrs. T. NJ. Eaton and son and Mrs. c. B. Yardley
OF Orange. y. J. /; Colonel and Mrs. Francis Wster.
Mrs. Biddle and Miss Blddle. OF Philadelphia.
The most conspicuous evidence OF Richfed's
terprise this year IS the electric light plant Here
after not Man-s alone. but the entire town Will DO
lighted by electricity Many OF the stores and cot
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway
Company IA placing the entire length
Of the platform at the station and otherwise making
more convenient this terminus Of the road