New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
NEW FAD At kICHFIELD SPRINdS'
LITERATURE DISPUTES THE SWAY OF The
WHEEI-TAME BEARS-RAILWAf
OFFICIALS REUNION

OFFICIALS REUNION.
Richneld Springs. n. Y, Aug II (speclaD.-The
arrival OF number OF NEWCOMERS Oh literary
an,liations has established a new factor in Rich
feds midsummer life, heretofore occupied by 'he
horse. the wheel and the whist table. Mr. ana MIS-.
william Rer-i of THE Brooklyn Standard-ohion'
= G. Barry OF The News Series. the original
syndicated weekly society journals OF saratoga ZIG
Adirondacks the Thousand ISLANDS ana i'c"'e'''
the Poet Geoghegan, OF New-York VINO nave Just
arrived. and Mr.. and Mrs. Blakely Han VINO a,e
due tomorrow, constitute the literary '
presence IL booming letters
Tho shooting OF two Frenchmen WHO were PAL az
ing through Summitvile. y. Y, with perio'nAi''e
bears has served to direct attention 70 'he mum
Der OF similar trampng parties all through ''iS pa
OF the State Day before yesterday TWO Italians
passed through Richfeld with two enormous o'"-
namon bears and gave series OF street PERI III
arces which amused the hotel people amazingly.
Caorse + Gilman OF New-York. who has hand
some country place at Black Rock conn., mas
arrived at the Darlington. After lifetime devoted
TO the tea business Mr.. Gilman Is aole 70 ENJOY
a serene old age a trfing income Oh NOW" VI
% a vear He Ia a man OF modest tastes ana retlr-
inc habits .
y Ful.er the successful pioneer OF the uptown
hote, movement in New-York, and manager Of the
Endcott which amazed real estate men "nel
half million capital invested IN II seven OF esh
years ago. has been here with party OF newborn
hotel men.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Chadwick Of the Bristol,
are visiting Mrs. Chadwlcks prother' Eugene W.
Earle at the Darlington
Dr. John l.. Adams OF NewYork, Is expected to-
morrow with his bride.
Henry B. Slaven the canal expert and the sue
cessfu contractor for the atlantic section OF the
Panama Canal has been here on flying Visit
from, Rlue Hill Me- where he is summerng with
his family Mr. slaven bid on the Manchester ship
Canal a lower sum than the great British
waterway finally completed for, although MS
bid was not the lowest the time the proposals
were opened. He Is also heavily interested In the
Nicaragua Canal as a stockholder For man who
has had such active career, Mr.. Siaven IS very
young to he eye. and is not actually much more
than forty years OF age.
The Delaware and Lackawanna railroad ofncials
have held an Informal reunion here this week,
General Manager W. F. Halstead. General Baggage
Master G. f. Zppel. Division superintendent Re-
sener and Local Manager Merrill participating
General Passenger Agent HOW'LL was expected up
from New-York but was prevented at the last mo-
ment from coming
Miss Ida Emmors and Miss Emma Wahe, OF New
York. gave a donkey party night before last on the
barrow House lawn. 10 number OF young people
from the metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs swits Condo Of New York, have
closed their villa on Lake Ontario and come 10
Richheld for the remainder OF the season, which
Is expected to last into October.
There was more dressing done for the darlington
ball Thursday evening than at any other occasion
this The main dining-room. which amply
accommodates 500 persons. was beautifully decor
ated with ferns and other evergrcens and festooned
with smilax and sweet peas.
The occasion which Mayor Strong waited for
through weeks of sulphur bathing, the final tr-
umph of the Richfeld baseball nine the Gu
ban Giants and the Cooperstown Athletics. has
been realized at last. partially at least by the
Jafaa of The gfp In
witnessed day before yesterday by hundreds of
guests and citizens. The score was to in favor
Of the Richhelds, who have the encourage
ment OF the presence here Of Frank T. Earle, OF
New-York the president of the club. and OF the
most energetic OF the many rooters who come
up from the metropolis to pursue their favorlte
Titus Sheard, OF Little Falls headed a delegation
terday to consult with President Eugene Earle and
Trustees Palmer and Getchell, OF the village Of
and RIcRheId Springs Electric Railroad.
The RIchneld and South Columbia oranges held
and was addressed by Mrs s. A. Judd, of Canton,
"a Among s New-Yorkers recently registered at the
Darlington are Mr., and Mrs. Walter NJ. southwick
S er ord is F. Winterboham Mr. and Mrs Jot
Maseras, Mr.. and Mrs. David Harbaugh, Frank T.
Roome. Mrs. VI. T. Cotes and Master Cotes. Mrs.
c. NJ DERRICK and Mrs. Caeca Braems
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. William Berri Mr. and
Mrs T;. s Il McNsuSgh,on. ~ A.. v.. s,u, -,
Little Falls; o. d. Jones. Of New-York; G: W. VIII
At the. 81. James are Stevenson Towle and W. W.
Of ne e rs aeS r is and nec Of s
Huntington. the railroad magnate. Miss Gertrude
N b The head Of the Trained Murs
in Rchncld. and is considered the most beautiful
woman here