New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-15
EMPIRE STATE SUMNER RESORTS.
ALI. SORTS OF VACATION REQUIREMENTS MEL
IN NEw-YORK-THE FAMOUS UNITED
cTaTrS HOTEL. IN SARATOGA

Tho limited States Hotel said to be the largest
structure of the kind in the world is the nrs' arc
ecural object to attract the attention OF TIC ''o.
20 Saratoga 1t is built in the form OF d "oo"
SQUARE has about 800 rooms for the use u 10
guests and It's elegant drawing rooms superoiy iui
nished It's great piazzas and Its interior cour. SUI
wounded by extensive balconies and ornamenteu With
beautiful shade trees, fountains and lawn stau'ais
are among the notable sights or the pre'y sp
village The hotel building is Of BRICK Elk s'oie'
high divided into five sections from Top u po''0'
by thick freproof walls and there are ten
affordina ample means OF escape from IRE Inc
house is thoroughly and scientifically pi"i'peu az"
the bedrooms supplied with gas "a'e' az
marble basins. People who have trdVeieu eA'e"
sively and who have seen the hhes' oi hu'0i
watering places are fascinated by the beauty Oh 'io
I-,,ad states when its interior court is Illuminated
with colored lights. and when STUBS orcheS'i" 10
playing and the broad piaZzas are s"ar'"i's WIZ"
men and women in evening dress. those WIN ar
guests at the hotel find their material wants W.
nrovjded for and learn after few days tha' '"e
great hotel is as comfortable as II is peauliui'
THE FRONTENAC. ROUND ISLAND.
nm, .. 1ra,ca Pivar attracts thousands of
tourists every year who go the delightful region
10 enjoy the cool and bracing air ana the goo" ns"
ing The Thousand Islands are inc a''ra0'Ne i
ture Of the region. and Round lsana 10 0'0 % Wv
most beautiful of the number. II Is IN the centre vi
,ba American channel of the St. Lawrence River
"A
half miles below Clayton which is tho termht %
tho Rome WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg branch OF the
New-York Central Railroad The island mas an aie"
OF 40 acres on which there are. IN aduluo ~ '''o
natural growth Of trees, many beautfni lawns anu
gardens The island is controlled by the Round
Island Park Company OF which the following are
trustees: c. A. Johnson, Jacob Hays Charles A.
Myers Hubert Van Wagenen New-forK' FRANK H.
TAYLOR Philadelphia, and f.. d. DicKlhsoh 'Si"
cuse About seventy cottages have Deen punt ."
the rocky coast of the island. and many OF THESE "o
occupied during the summer season by the s'"VN
holders of the company. The largest structure
which has been erected by the corporation 10 '''o
fine hotel which named the fr0htei"c "i'''
the Count de Fronenac, who. more thah c'"-
tury ago led an expedition up the river They came
on small boats and landed near a point where tie
c,,v of Kingston now stands. He erected fort ana
called it Fort Frontenac The Frontenac Is typcdi
modern structure. 1t stands on an elevate" Spo'
about the centre OF the island ana can acco"'ino
date about $50 guests. A fine lawn EXTENDS from the
front OF the house 10 the river and broad piazza
orordnr a promenade of 200 feet. The view from
,he pjazza or from the windows OF the hotel is
most beautiful and when night has cas-, hia''''e
over the charming picture the place Is Illuminated
and presents new features OF beauty. The guests
VINO are fond of boating and fishing can find all the
sport they desire and any fisherman oeslrous vi
LAYING in a good stock of fish stories in when
great specmens Of black bass muscalonge perNh'
pickerel or pike play the chief part can be accom-
modated at the Frontenac The lrote offers the
best in the way of and general acccmmo-
da,ion It's dining rooms. parlors and reception
rooms are furnished in first class style its ohce Is
spacious its table is in every respect nrst c'ass'
and nothing has been neglected in FURNISHING the
place Every room commands a view or the river
and when the guest returns 10 the hotel after
DAYS sport with rod and reel he finds luXunous
home and good company and his rest Is und!sturpeo
by mosquitoes or flies. One OF the features OF the
hotel is the music under the direction OF Cappa'
SPRING HOUSE, RICHFIELD SPRINGS
The curative properties Of sulphur water are so
firmly believed in that wherever spring OF soou
sulphur water makes its appearance people Visit
the SPOT test the powers of the water. and II II
proves beneficial 1t is safe TO say that IT VIII soon
be the objective point for persons who suffer with
the diseases for which the water is said to be a
Rchheld sprng IN 0ssgS County Rss d near bf the
known because of its waters which II is asserted
when used intelgently, are heathtu TO every iei
S Snr ana or all rheumac affections said
by those who have given the matter study ana a.,
chronic liver troubles, and are specllc N lhe
treatment Of rneumatism govt neuraga ana ra
known throughout the land, great many peGp l;
usefulness new ones took their places. the natural
beauties Of the place were brought out MADE aG-
an extent that more healthy people were attracted
by its beauties than invalds by ITS waters r,ocs
II is complete in all its appointments ana the guests
hG psssqe b bsn nd Which, could
conduce to their comfort or their enjoyment. For
bathing facilities. the new bathing pavilion being
ea Of the the w mSt eG%P P 81
are concerts every morning and evening There a5e
over the fine roads In the beautiful park surround
ing the Spring House are tennis courts, croquet
furnish sport for the fisherman and he smooth
e6 AL a0T Ps are Of AZ
lions in tho village, and the village stores carry
good stocks OF merchandise nj reasonable prices
Through drawing groom car trains leave New York
every morning except sundays on the New 9TH
Central and Hudson River Railroad for Rchheld
Springs.
TREMPER HOUSE. ULSTER COUNTY.
The Tremper House. Phoenicia, Ulster County
N Y. is OF the attractions OF the Catskin Noun
tains 1t is in the heart tho tains, but may
be reached without wearisome climbing or slow
wheeling 1t Is the line of the Ulster and Della
ware Railroad. and the trip is one Of the most en-
joyable out Of New-York. The evening line steam
ers TO Kingston, which leave West Tenth-st. New
York, or the Albany day line steamers, make clos,
connections and visitors to the mountain resort car
hotel is situated on plateau and in the shadow Of
the wooded built in ths sdeT FRI
800 guests Pure water from springs on the hote
cfs sh aSf & from CG ne hoe day arc
among the features of the hotel which make IT at
no s aon of Of he hoe
surrounding plain gives it perfect drainage and ex
that particular The plumbing is Of the most I'm
proved kind. and every point looking toward TN
health and comfort Of guests has been CAREFUL.
studied by the managers. The house is lighted b!
gas and all rooms are supplied with electric bells
The grounds laid out In pleasant walks ant
paths to all points OF interest, and the drives
superior character. There several cottages OF
the hotel grounds having gas. water electric bell
and all house conveniences. These cottages ar
rented guests, who receive the servic
Of the hotel there we'll they would In tn
hotel proper Connected with the house is com
pete livery stable, and accommodations for board
ing the horses OF guests also store rooms for bi
cycles and children's carriages. There tenni
courts. ball. croquet and archery grounds, and 70
those who desire indoor amusements there ar
billiard rooms and a bowling alley The house Wi