New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
1AKEwooD'S sEAsoY Still LIYGEES.
LAND SALES AND BUILDING PLANS RECENT
ARRIVALS AMONG THE PlNEs.

LAM SNI4A+o Wv 4''-'''+--'' -'+.''-.
ARRIVAL, AMONG THE rlNEs.
Lakewood. yay Il Special hcsc has been a very
peroeptible falling al ia the population Of th.- N
lase since last week. Iero are a'id good many
people here bat the hotels and c1ttr- generally lLN"
some vacant rooms. stu there over 200 gle,t- a
The Laurel House tonight, and TINS exceeds the nun
Der there at tl, time Of the year during previous
season since Lakewood become winter rc-ou.
In real tate transaction, ana bui'dlug progress
there is. however, pcrccpubc gain. and ue inlcr''
Of the place is rapidly turning from pleasure u
business. OF course this change B, temporary ana
VIII lat ONLY during the summer and until the
next winter season opens. TIE most important real
estate sale OF the wees j, that Of thros lots D'ld
by =. d. Davis, treasurer OF tho Lakewood
Hotel and Land Association. % Mr.. El1ahct. Whito
right stewart, widow Of Tho late wcI known NON
YORK banker. Mrs. stewart Wal build "a handsome
mansion without delay. Charlie, +. Na-tdiG
secretary Of the Forty second st railway, VIII break
ground al once for $1,000 mansion on Main D.,
with fine view of the lake on the southern eN-
po.urc Captain A. ". Bradshaw contcmplatcs
some extensive improvement, Do the way Of building
on the bI,ncs, portion OF Nalntt Wor. upon thG
new railroad STALLION 50 long public necessity VIII
be begun in a few days. The structure VIII be a
handsome one Of stone. and VIII be located about
hundred feet south Of the present depot.
The iucorporatois OF the Pine Forest Land i'm
strauss, D. q. Thompson, josiah t. Webster
ir Max Nathan, Eugene g. Blacl1oNI, Frank
X. Hahn and Benjamin +. Elnstcn, all Of Now onh
and Brooklyn. TINS company Is building the l"r-r
hOtnl on the north side Oi the village, which b. de
,lancd to accommodate 900 guest.
iho latest arrivals at tho Laurel House from New
Yori. are Mr. and MIR A. Dc Castro, Mis- French A"-
thew griffin Mrs. i. {. Baker Mrs. W. Il. llarIl on
7. G. Richardson, r.; samuel Lreeam, Mt and Mfs.
thomson Mrs. John Taylor. Mi,, Taylor. Mr. Henry
: Crookc John T.. Carpenter Mr. and Mr.. Turner,
Ioln = tiile-. NIs. stephen W. Giles, Wilson dc Mcll,
Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. F. II. MACY, Nj. and Mr..
= ! dc pcy.tcr. \. ". Vaudeville. Miss VI. VI. Bel
dinc Mr.. Charles I0mau, Charles a-unR~.
n. H. Quick. j. &. At@aicr, H.. j. smith, Or. d9d
- Mr. George II. valiant. MIS- valiant, Mr..
:, !; -ouicr Mrs. II. Clarl-on. Mis-, Clrhs"n, hr.
and Mrs. g. ". Holland, Mr. L.. C. Morris, Nib
Worris g. H. IOtchlss, 4. ". Trottcr, :. D. Brewer,
DR., r. H. Wolcott, Mrs. John j. sheppard, Henry W.
D' late BROOKLYN arrivals at tie Laurel House are
= Draper Miss {. Wells, the Misses Linton, Miss
=; n ,tncc Mis- T.. Council. Miss j. Jcryi-. \. w
Whife Miss r. T.. Whit, Mis- Detmer- J. +. BALDWIN.
mWai = EnrFc +. a. Van Idcrstoin. W. T. swain.
~ I'D Mrs j. r. Rookie, Mr.. and Mrs. H. dc ScldnP.
S o. parrons D. W. BENTLEY, ). swain r. j. t!r.
Nc Addie Cole, Il. T. Lynch, MIS-. Lynch, Charles
.rbn following the latest arrivals from Sew iorf
. ~ palmer House Mr. and Mrs. G.. T.. SiIal'''
a. Brann Mrs J. j. Hagen, Miss Bessie llhseni
Brooklyn guests VINO nave recently TesislorrVI f a.
the Ignrel House are a. D. Bloodgood, Mr. ana MIS-
Charles srriye at the ola Homestead from New YORK
M NE Misses Varlck. Mrs Wlloufhby Powell ). IL,
i,b Iohn L. Hamilton, Mrs. &. a. Carlcy, ]. \.
sr nr, Prom BROOKLYN Percy l.. Pnriy, "enrs"
Hpo'pSico Charlcs Currie ir. From Newark, MIS-
lanes Hodge. Frederick T. . Hodge,