New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
L1EEUOOD LATE IN TIE SEASON.
FULL TO THE LAST-MoRE HcUsES-LoT
BUYERS

BUYERS
Lakewood " J., May 10 (speciaD.-The places OF
the 600 or more people who left Lakewood last
Monday morning quietly taken by the more
than 200 arrivals that the departing guests were
never missed. The village population is decidedly
more transient at this season than 1t is during one
winter months and more faces seen on the
streets and thoroughfares but there is as yet no
dminuton in numbers. there was year ago. and
during every previous year in the spring Three
weeks Of the season still remain, and from TINS tune
forward until June l the visitors will be generally
tran,ients here today and there tomorrow Many
people 70 from Lakewood to Atlantic CITY, ana any
come from there here at this season.
\ transaction in real estate of considerable import
ance WAS the purchase a few days ago by Mrs bcn)a-
min Cartwright OF Newark. Of the property OF inc iAo
Dr. Ephram MaiSon. OF Cambrdgeport, Mass i'i'
purchase embraces residence and nine village io' III
the most select portion Of the village. MIS- .a'F
vr,rt will devote $4,000 TO remodeiling ana IT,
building the present house.
Ground will lee broken for the new hotel in the forest
west u the village next week. This structure is !"
cost approximately 100000 Near. and prooaoiy ell
c.relug il In part Will be either six or ten cottages
which will properly be annexed to the hotel something
after the plan Of Hollywood, near Long Branch oue
probably more like the Octagon. at spring Lake a. %
Hamilton Of New York, the contractor of the ne"
hotel north of the village, under way, Was III oo"i
thi, experimenting the extensive framing iof
what Will be the largest hotel In New-jersey'
The social event Of the week was the concert AZ
the Laurel House last night by the sappho quartet
Of BroohIyn composed Of Miss Carrie AVoru oorn'
well. soprano: Miss Efic Minis. mezzo soprano; Miss
charlotte Wells contralto. Miss Edith Linton mezZo-
contr,ito. and Miss Jessie JerviS, pianist. -. ..,
Nmong the late arrivals at the Laurel House are
the following from New York: Robert e tuyT,n.ii'
H. : Perrin Robert McCWery, Ed"ari mcconnell
IT, Mrs. +. &. oakley Mrs. T. II. sil9nsn' a H.
Clark y A. smith, C. Peterson, MI ana ars, a; , ~:
f. b. WheIock. Mrs. IL. Holbrook Curtis Mr b ana
Mrs. Isaac b. Hewcombc. Miss Edith Newcombe, Ben
ham \rwcombc Mrs l.. \. smith. the Misses smith,
Mr.. f. ]. German. George W. emlth; Mrs, L. M, d.
smith, Mr.. and Mrs William Patton, Mp anu nj
Edhcck g.. Nelson. +. +. EmmonS. Or. ana Mrs
t,eorgc b. Hickoh. Mis- May /. IiIckok Mr. ana MIS-;
" f. Fish, Nr r ana MrI and a. Mrs. Mnor Mrs. john
H. Macy John II. Macy. John C. Giles. Miss Francis
Walker IL Dcg P2r'Cpl g T. NJ M P n1S Mrs Is e.
Keoch. tho Rev, william knight McGoWen. Mrs.
McSiowen Dr. and Mrs. +. y OTIS stewart Patton Mr..
NJ and Mrs f. - Disbrow. Mrs. h. 7. Meyer, Miss
Maj. l. \ chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs. L. u. Wilkn
From Brooklyn the following are the latest to arrive
ot tbn Laurel House: Dr.. and MIR. j. L. Conkling
Miss DodSworh. Mrs. It. john, MIS- H. Hedge Harris
e. McKccvcr dudley :. Suck, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mrs Norman Bentley Miss Liest1onrn' Mr.; and
Mrs Eugene q. Hlackt0rd. the Misses Biackford.
Charles <. Tinker. Mis- Tinker Miss Madeline Bnek'
Argrsf r. Post and Miss Post
late arrivals at the Palmer House are the following
IRON, New York: Captain and Mrs. J. c. Wickes,
" Downcy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter \. Reilly. Miss
Lynch Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Murle, p; Fitzgerald, DR..
l. y. Butler, Miss Butler MrS nlaVer Nlss oieaVer'
From, Urooklvn the following guests registered at
the Palmer House: NJ. Mccormack Mr.. and Mrs.
D. J. B RSG;S Mrs " Miller Miss L. K Miller and
Brown IlaZcn.