New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10

Tappan Zee Hotel stands on emnenee With within ia
pIazzas and upper windows fine view in all drec,
lions The Country Club has Its large I ana members
many Of whom are residents Of New-fork' , nnd
frst-class club accommodations Ihete c IL
having gymnasium, bowling alley and billiard rools
During the coaching season the TutedS rons s ncp
con From here there fine drives TO- ko sbadnd
Lake sparksye and br one 5nesu 6an ffo'
senator Lexows beautiful house Is 9eeS william H
II MARS. A. G. Tucker. Joseph Hilton. Alexander
pollock Mrs Charles A. Brush Alexander G rTaher
}9h PnkpsS and Wam Gibson are among those
who and OCCUPY beautiful homes he ere High
lands Is a popular summer resort and WORTH its
popuar,y The hotel stands rocky promonoGrGy
feet and overiooks the river for miles. To one fond
OF mountain scenery these views are ie a as
piazza which in cold weather Is inclosed with gas
be seen ong strsch Oh .ne r es from the
picturesque cottage 10 the turreted castle LOOKING
evidence OF the winding paths and smooth roads
which lead by easy terraces to the pinnacle
HEADQUARTERS OF ARNOLD.
II Is there opposite Cranstons. near the handsome
house of the late Hamilton Fish. that the mousse
which once served the traitor Arnold as mead
quarters still stands Looking up the river one
sees the site OF Fort Constitution. and back from
the river, overlooking the Hiih'"iS h''NA''" Vs.
Point. a glimpse is caught of Fort Putnam. with
the stormy peak Of "Crows Nest" In the distance.
;rhe Hotel Augustin with its fine rooms good
table and ample accommoda tons would IN any cas-
be a popular one. but situated as II IS, on one OF
the most beautiful spots on the HUDSON ~ oecos OH,
doubly attractive and II Is niue W0natr tIa. oi
during the season It is taxed to its fullest capacy
There are several pretty cottages on me o %
grounds which have already been ehsageu IJb t tiv
Coming season. Among those Who VIII probably
Colonel + y. Grant and family, and MIS-. Jefi ,
Davis It's superior situation has induced many many
wealthy people to build their c4 S bee ~ Pier
Among the most notable are me ng Tro oi i,reI
pont Morgan John Bigelow. Charles tracey A"'eu
Pe and Mrs Simeon Draper.
WHERE GALLANT SOLDIERS ARE TRAINED
The Government reservation. with military school,
Mt West Point ia only little over mile from
Cranstons and the drive to II Is dehghtiul, "eS'
point Is in the heart Of the Highlands. and Is the
most interesting point because OF the school here
s,tua,el from which have been graduated the men
whose names are written the brightest pages vi
the countrys history, not only lnterestlnR 1870,
In revolutionary times II was the scene OF 30
events but because the beauty o. me ri. ,h I'LL ~
reaches the highest point The pencil anu l. VI 49,
artists have chosen TINS point IpI IT, 200,
which thousands have stood In admiration lhs ~
ami the story-teler have made vain enoItr 10 On
scribe what to him who lives IN itS sh"uo" - "''
ever-changing picture OF nature ,,..,., %
Ap1che Indians was brough; to Washington 'i,vie
- sign treaty OF peace. the indians wrIe tiN, ~
for outing up the Hudson 3y SrIneeTTin,s1Ient
OF indian Affairs for Arizona They notei WIN
cgh Indifference the ptiaees 9 , sTor5nr lawns
m. cllpp,l hedges and the ivy grown waiis maj
ID impression them, bn, when the nasnin ii
,,c,rn ~ tho Hudson at West Point revealed its"It
=, th.u, paInted by the rays 81 the sinking sun
these wd men stood erect raised their handS hlgh
above their heads and uttered nlono~y iltpic ~ ~,
uresson OF delight which was more expressive
Than volumes Of words. ~.
(,rrfsOns-on the Hudson Is directly opposite est
point and connected by ferry. Here are the homrs
OF Hamilton Fish. William c. Osborn. Fairheld
Osborn. James Glover. John H. Isen GoloneI
William T. Rogers. the Rev. Dr. Walter Inomp-
son ! NJ Tousey and Samuel Sloan. Garrison =
is a fovor,,e summer resort II has two good notes
the Highland House Is the larger ami ~ IN every
ra4r,.ct I, Nrst-class summer hotel II stands 80
,t ,hov. the Hudson River. has telephone and
telegraph connections bowling alleys, billiard
,ahios and tennis courts. attractive Walks ana
charming drives and a well-supplled table.