New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
PTCHFTELD'S SH4DY DRITES.


RACING EVENTS PROTECTED BY TIE MCuFlELp
COUNTRY CLrB.
Eichndd springs July .~I.cl,l..-The hot vuyo a.
the Ia.t weoh has n0tlc,aby ln..d Nchnrld- tlronr
The hotels large AID Otherwise. rapidly filling, ora
the incoming trains but AID 20 o.. competency Il O.,
pf.pIctor,. The register at tAr nt House ha- upon
t- insr> double he number ~ guests that vrr" register
July 2 1859. Tho darlington sA,.- -p.u+lnF ln
CREASE Whle her cngsg"s.nt Ast for July and August
bc-prah- much Tor The past popularity Of the hot" The
Davenport. poos abound with csts, aud h' cay and
Tunnlcd cottage. noted widely FOR ulol genuine ho-p
tally arc wrl occupied with satisfied humanity. To,
fuller House expect guests enough III, week quite 20 3D.
t.r hotel. ke.dalwood, a recently AnIoc'hif,f hoi'4
anticipates good July and August. 1A' dive, ui' f'
c.f,..g due attention. local Nic-mcn', club has m
-ttutcd -ulses t.on Mt. AID tAe SUM OF $500 will b
,x.nad upeu u.- popular diving avenues fn4f'ng fr
lgcncd. Tao driving park association ha- aHoItd H.
lrI,.iatou "UchG.d Country club" TA' prominent
r,uf,ncu tat.,d VIII H. lrtr-t, ai" positive " 4t-
-u...-- Li,ue of e,ory uaunrr vii la@r uP t9 SUD-.
.er trog.aai.. Ia0Lnlds patrons "Ao I'd 10 tAc psl"
i,c Jun Ola t4, sioi,- OF Cena1,mro. known -iacc u'
II yors 90 tho LaAo House would Dee i.-i"-t"d % uo"
nat uc picturesque grounds bordering to nae shore were
during past winter to scene q such busy cha i'i
,ilt only Hudson River lce-harNtst equals. 40 th
n,cc the Drlawar. Lackawanna and Weston RAILROAD Il1
rr thousand, of u &C. Tor th,r caf- aid for t-
private Use Of influential patron, " rle road Spin.
l,,., with TIE gravel wul.,s about the lr0tty tYo
rltd o.t of recognition. But to-day TIE popular T',or
LA
/. il, dry-doc1 a. tho Lake House docks, undcrgphs
r,ra.lr, rendered necessary by damages done 'i h''
1y the jan 81 fec. She soon viii be- aI.at. and
moon. !glt I.ls by Ulo l'tl. boat around o." pt
f.rc.que CanAdArago Is indeed ia hntng. Certain
.lnl,rltic, exist between All summer resorts. Bot
Eichned'. many 'dlosynctasi," % speak, are mo''
noticeable 10 Ne ncwcouet There il quiet charm apou
her that peculiarly gatnes che heatd rst-,e''r Hei
hotel, have national reputation me clcest most al
irably managed ones the country and tho Ncwi orkei
TINT abdc- In Rcned during III heated period does well
and wisely.
Ecar.AdmIal J. j. Amy. with Mrs and Mis- Amy
Of WashngtOn, arrived a. the Davenport this evening
r. W Taller, Of Ncw.York. owner " the Berkeley,
arrived today At Tho Spring House.
Thoma, C. T. Grain Chamberlain Of N"syork city.
spends an occasional sunday with his parents ht Sol'
country house 'Culienwood"
maj aed tie sabbahs Of other years VIII soon be renewed
The talent that occasionally participates in these sacred
Inu-lcales f. very high order.
T. Marx. o. ke~-N Ork. Is a. the Davenport &C
COMMANDED by hf. VITO and child for thc season.
Ncw.York arrivals at the spring House during The
c,,,a,t week include s. Wander Whco!cr u. Jones Grain
Mrs Grain the Misses Grain n. &. +. Grain, Mys Il. W.
rsurr Lee Iicr l. l.. Orchard Jared Day. p O'Connof,
T. T. Iced q. D. Bryant. Mrs. VI. T. thah'e. Thomas
Cecil Mrs. N. n. Levin. Clarence Levin MI Anita
Levin d. g. f.. smith, Mrs. Charles j.. Pond Ms C. L.
Ilaulln, j.. T.. Hiulin, MI ana Mr7- Arson l''u N'
C1,-., Pond. Alfs. Harvey Duane, Mr. and Mr, j. w
Dawn. j. Edward Davis Mo t. Davis. Robert T.. Taller,
Janice B. Taller.
1Ac IaIlln tons w'eFs arrivals from NcwYork Mic.
A. f. Carter Mis. j. \. EsAop. Miss SAILOR, Mis- Grim
min. Mrs L. D. CJlt,I, Mr.. II. J. Harvest and child,
" o. Dmon Mr.. and MIS-. >. J. Mars and child John
UaJke and Nr. l.. ID. Carson.