anlt;l complete in ftll Hu ftppointments. i t will bo a most attractive) and fashionable r©Bort for the momben of the association, nml Ha attractions will bo equal)j great at all acABoDH of the year, The building will have a froutnge of 2M0 foot and a wing of 300 feet. It will b© fonr stories in height, and ©landing above the mirror-like waters of the lake its immense and graceful proportions will bo reflected upon the surface with charming effect.Close by Little Nigger Fond, a quarter r»f a mile from the station, stables will bo erected to accommodate forty teams, and we venture the prediction that very choice stock will be included among the animals quartered there. These stables will be connected with the club-house, l\ miles distant, by telephone, bo that horses and carriages may be called at any time at the Option of the members. A beautiful drive is being laid out all around the lake, and boats will be numerous upon the water, so that a portion of the summer evenings may bo occupied in driving and rowing, fn winter there will be ice-boating, tobogganing aud other sports incident to the season, and mirth aud merrttuont will reign supreme in places which heretofore tlie dreuriness of winter has made undesirable at that season. To aiTord opportunity for indoor enjoyment a theatre is to be added to the club-house, tastefully planned and exquisitely furnished, so that in the heart of this mountniuous region the fascinating light of city amusements may brighten the eveniug hours of those who tarry at this beautiful abode. In the erection of the olub-hoUBe about 500,000 feet of lumber will be used.Mr. Lorillard is to have a handsome