New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
PROSPERITY At L1KEUOOD.
HOTELS CROWDED WITH WINTER GrEsTs-soME
RECENT ARRIVALS.

RECENT AtRIN AIS.
Lakewood Dec. (>pecau.-TAl' resort had a ioTc
taste Of genuine weather this week but, a. inc
Snowfall VA, LIGHT and Was followed by bright aud
bamy DAY the guest, Of TIE hotels and cottages were
c.mtorei Monday morning carried away heavy train
l.,ds Of people. but today there Is perceptble
d.uIniti,u Of ,le-t Is, Il IS announced, as matter
If interest that when the new hotel, the LaAe"od'
open, on December - 800 guests VIII pace tleir
name. on the register Most OF them VIII come nom
New York and many OF them W remain iOr the se-isoh
colonel Clements. the manager II the Lakewood, and
Of Congres, Hail. at saratoga IS b)o"ns guests largely
IN excess OF his expectation. and Us nit the prospect
il bright for a prosperous seasof for the ne" hotel
The furniture is being put into the ne" nous ono
its appointments agc elaborate and elegant.
south Lakewood Park IS moving forward steadily
evidently with a liked purpose 70 re resort me
1,at electric tower Whch Is to be 100 feet hgh WIZ
light Of 800 candle power. is being mautactired oy
Alexander barney a chaplin. Of No 20 Couladtst
II viii he built Late ia December or early IN January
.pou on elevation seventy I've feet higher than L'Ae
wood village. Tie price Of lots at the Park has adj
vanccd about 30 Pr cent, and contracts Tor ouHhs
operation, carly in the spring are Icing awarded
Laraecat Park fifteen miles south OF Lakewood. -
not ndva.cu. rapidly. but II projectors and managers
arc hopeful OF = loom before the season closes. one
IF the best appointed hotel, in the stare is now open
there AID the number Of quests, though small as YET
j, .t.a..l, INCREASING Lieutenant FaTI9n has reured
nom Inc management OF LAr.e.at Parh. Colo"el
Eugene Ellcr. brooklyn. has been pointed as MS
-Ucc,s~,r.
The following are among the late arrivals at the
Laurel House:
From New York-Nr. and Mrs. c. NJ Phnny.
Flaucl, F. Power Charlc, Garland Dr. l.. \. Bsralt
F. w. Lockwood. Mis-, Lockwood. Paul Hoffman, DR..
ard Mr, Charlie Doa-Ass Mr. and Ms. ". :. Ps,ten.
Mss latten Grace Patton Mr. and Mrs.. q. ). Bsrnum.
Mr ard MS q. II. sutton. W J. Gilmore isaac b.
Newcombo. Miss Baldwin, James Barnes. Miss {. Won
Lcrnuuh Miss Lulu NOn BeEr I'll. .. 4. Boynton Mr.
AID Mrs W ii. Colwell, Or. Ira b. Read, Is. Il.
hJUedsu q. ". smith. ID. r. " ade. Mr and Mrs.
j. {. Fargo. Dr. Charles C. Barrow, Ms. oliver Perrin
Buell., Miss BIelL Ar. and Mrs t. 7. Hlyor, Mis-
James Bcalcs. Nr. and Ms q. f.. Fountain. Mrs. Il.
Fountain. Mr. ard Mrs. +. v. Dauchy. Mr. and Mrs.
william Hart smith Mrs. IL l.. Jalues " :. Rarsall.
c. NJ CLARK, Mr. and Ms. ". l.. Jenkus Miss jenkins.
". stanley camp. Mrs. VI r. HerucK Miss Iierlick.
W. Ii. Ucu, Dr.. +. +. Tucker ana H. Il. Hewitt
From BrooAyn-Eiwad Merritt. p. >. Dudley
q. \. Campbell and Miss Plgott.
Among The late arrivals at the Palmer House are
the iollJ" ing From New York lhomaa Boland, 4.
~porN. Mr and Mrs ". T.. Mitchell. Miss Mitchell,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ,arier, Or. Arthur ~ Hage.
Mrs. cage, Mr.. ana Mrs. h. H. tleilner Mss n d.
buchanan. \. kroNer Miss krower. Mrs. L. McCann.
Mrs L. Dinwttdie smith. Mis- Fanny smith, Mr ana
Ma. Edmund litds, ii. Bc,h her, Nj, ami Mr. Lew IL
lay or. Russell ". burke Ms, Annie T.. Duke. rom
Erookyn- Mrs i. II. >ideht. Ms, H. Cro9s MI ana
bishop 4 r. Harrison. Mss May Bishop. Mr. and Mrs.
benjamin IL. Ba'l>s. l. IL bT>tw. a.. ,,o,v
ing - From Scw'York-Dr. o. W. Armstrong \. P.
Donncy. Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Pratt Mis- Eveyn prits
f. Miller Mr. and Mrs. A. nS S5ss Dex.es n srss
". GALLOWAY CharlH, Csborhe, MIS- Anna HaLaIu.
Mis- $ Grant Mr. ard MS PVT william nm T RronkrS WIS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Sugar. Mr. and Mrs. William "
Upper. c. II. Grandeman.