New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
PLEASURES OF RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
RIDING, DRIVING, WALKING WHEELING.
COACHING, DANCING AND BOATING
AMONG THE NITMBER

COACHING, DANCING AND BOATING
AMONG THE NUMBER.
Rlchfeh Springs July tSpeciaD.--Several hundred
summer guests are at the various hotels boarding
houses and cottages and the booked engagements for
the present month and August viii the resort
two prosperous months. 4 more complete list Of
amuSemeDs and recreatlOns is not to be found else
where in the country than those made available here
Horseback riding and driving in the lead, excellent
country roads contributing TO both. Dancing and
tennis have many devotees, and not to be cassed
as secondary amusements. The historic Glimmergis
river, Lake Canadarago, adds boating and steam yacht
ing 10 the list, and the charming little mansions that
encompass her furnish landscapes for the Kodak
enthusiast There many romantic tOurs for the
pedestrian and wheeman, and for the latter tOurna
ment and Emile road race will occur August 4
Coaching parties will be popular this summer juig.
ing from the number Of drags and brakes now In town
and those expected. K. W. Taller Of New-York (.
again at the berkeley, his summer home accompanied
by Mrs Taller and their son, J. Lee The Taller
stables contain nine Of the best boOded animals in the
country J. II. Shuts ir, Of Brooklyn, arrived this
week at the Spring House. lie IS accompanied by
Mrs Shuts lie has brought his stables here and
numbers among its equipments a model Engush drag.
His brotherinlaw F. r. Beard, Is expected this week
with his drag and horses Colonel Larry Kip, Of New.
York is expected next week On the following saur>
day the racing season viii begin and as Mr. Kip IS The
president Of the Country Club, under whose auspices
the races are run pleasant may be anticipated
The opening Of the darlington Tuesday evening
was successful 1t the last Of the towns hotels to
open its doors for 01, and encouraging list Of guests
was recorded among the rest Colonel Fellows, OF New
York; ex-Consu Biaz, Of Honduras; Secretary Noble
and other welknOwn men.
Daniel G. Rollins, exsurrogate Of NewYork City, ia
registered at the Darlington.
Mrs. $ b. Musgraye 4 New York, is at the Earring
ton
Richard Croker Of New-York and his family are
at the spring House
Fred Grant Young. the artist, has established
studio in Richfeld.
y N Walters and family. of New-York are at the
Darlington.
John VI. Bowers, Of NewYork has been the guest
of d. j. Grain at CullenwOod.
George Ticlnor Curtis. the author. is in town for
the
The weeks arrivals include the following from New
York and places near that city
Spring House-Robcrt ". Taller, Mrs. Taller J. Lee
Taller, New-York; william Clawsn, Mrs. Clawson.
staten Island John H. schults Mrs. schuIts. Richard
Croker and family, Paul II. Born, Mrs. Born. II. Buek
Edward Belt f. p. Billiard J. F. lIoingworth Mrs.
IIollngsworth ard maid. " b. Yer r Planck'
Mrs. Mrs EeT Pa'S1 f He,or Kew r Yorh O M
Henry Sanger, Miss sa-ger ir Oily ,I Il WI, H. "a n
maid, Miss WernOre, Mrs. J. NJ. Bowers Nlss Mary D.
Bowers, II. Barclay, X. c. Barclay, {. a: curry hfS
v. L. Levin, Miss Levin ard maid, D. II. sI4t,' II
Wesson CoOI Mrs. Cook, Brooklyn; J. Cousins New
York J. Ialsey. Orange, " J.. Mrs lla,,ey and maid
a. Mes Gr6Ie Mrs. Mese g ', New York
At the Earhngton-W p. Ea9le. Mrs. Earle ana
maid, W. H. Golshenen. Mrs Gelshenen. children ana
maid Miss W. f. Dunno, Robert J.. Crawford, r..
Mrs. f. Goodman Miss II. Goodman. q. Bar~tt J: w
sender, Mrs. sender, Louis Secklar Mrs. steckler;
p H. TslGi ard SON J. 4. Glover, Mrs. Clover child
and nurse A. T.. Whitrdge. Mrs Wht'idge, J. silbai
man. MYs. SHERMAN. Miss Clara SHERMAN. H. NoIel
chi NOgcl
nurse. b. Vo-el Harry Nocel. Martin NoSel.
Henry Carter, H. ". Webster Mrs Webster. l. Lucken-
back, Mrs Luckenback. Fred Ilar'er NewTork: Frank
OSBORNE. Edwin 5 Baker. BroOIlvn: Richard Walter.
Mrs. Walter, Miss Clara " Walter, oscar F. Walter
A. L. Ashman, Miss u. L. Davies, Miss 4. NJ. Davies,
J. NJ. Davies, Lille Davies, II. Bradford lockwood.
New-Yorl. +. Wood. Mo:ristown, y: J. II. p Deyen.
dOrf Utica II. J. Johnson, W J. lllburgh. Miss Rose
Maud Herman. George Kissam; John L. CHADWICK.
NewYork: Mrs: Bell, Miss Bel, Charles b.; NJ Hv.
Mrs c. r. KELSEY Mrs. ]. T. Felix J. III. Feuy
Mrs. II. Pardee, Mile T. Hendorf.