New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
IN THE CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

KINGSTON. N. Y, Aug. 1S.-COol weather
continues in the mountains and 1t possible that the
mercury may rise above TOE again this season Visitors
continue to pour into this region, however by hunnreds
There were 900 IN day with II the past week
The mercury dropped below the freezing point on
Monday morning al places. and considerable Ice
formed the mountains
New-York men ia k OF building. $4,000 hotel at
Stamford 10 b. in readiness for another season En-
argcments prof ,eted everywhere.
Thco. Runyon, Chancellor OF NewJersey, is soiourn-
ing at Windham The Prospect Park lotol Il sun en-
joyIng a rush OF patronage.
Some of the guests here find amusement In sending up
toy balloons with cards attached. one landed nj Balls
ton spa, another at Yonkers h. same Gay. recently
General j. f. Hail, Assistant Appraiser for New York
is at Tanncisvo.
Scudder and Leon Abbott, OF Jersey CITY, were nj
Prospect Park Two days ago
The German Prospect Park Hotel on Friday even
ing was a grand affair Some of the costumes were very
handsome
The Grant House parors were the scene OF pleasant
musical party Thursday evening. gwen by J. L. Cos
sin dramatic reader Torriana the baritone, and Dick
son, the humorist
Mrs Van Cott the revvalist. has arrived at Cairo
much proved III health.
The old RID Van Winkle House, at the Glen, on the
mounta SIDE found greatly renovated ana improved
this
It's estimated that 500 summer visitors are soiourn
ing in The vicinity of saugertics Lake View House
near Noun MIlion, il overrun with Applications.
Lord Somerset aud j. B. Baltic stopped IN this city
last week route Tor Tie mountains.
Tw1 Gentlemen passed through here Saturday in n
light wagon drawn by yoke of oxen. bound Tor the
Catskls Two young ladies' have started from here in
phaeton purposing do the mountains alone in that
way.
The Guigou House, at Pine Hill. has refused 700 APP
plicatOns for rooms.
Arrivals during the past week include the following:
Grant HOuSe-A. f. Tweddle. Mrs. j. g. FOrman ana
son. c. b. Lang Mrs. j. Il. Summons and daughters, j.
c. Hardcnburg. c. W. Bogert. G. w. Powers Jr, John
sax,ou j. c. Alexander. Nath Strauss. VIM. Habershaw
J. b. Kerr j. A. Bliss, W. ii. Powers, A. H. Hearn, A T.
Woodruff, Miss DraKe. H. G. Adams, L. Il. T~eddle T.
J. French J. B. Smith +. H. Purdy, Oracle Ashcroft, o.
G. smith James Whitley, Mrs. A. Ashcroft, New-York ;
w G. Klmball. John Loughran. Mrs James L. swan aud
daughter H. o. Jones, NJ NJ. Packard, g II. swan. l.. j.
Lougnran, IL. X Fenton, joan Al hcroit Brook yn
Cascade House,. N. Spring Brazil; the Rev. L. H.
Reuell ZION Church. Newport James H. Carmichael
and family. General j. Hail. New-Yofk
Greek SIDE House-Ihe Hon. T.. X. Stocxwel, II. " Du
Fion 0nd faulty tue Misses stuart OF, D ANY qua anu
ker MIR Ostram and wife, Mr.. Ballirgh, New YORK;
James Donald and family, Mrs. W. X. Washburne ana
son Mr. Percy. wife and friends. Inos Edwards wife
ChsrrV mn Farm-The Rev. Haisey Moore and family
C. C. Adams ana family. Eugene Lawrence NJ So NJ v
Lawrence. Francis nainmis. JONI Gaih Fannie Moore
A. H. Cakes, Mr.. Ostnoh. kewYCrk Almipn Garrett,
itie III .idng. Emma Meers 1. D. Wilhelm Mrs Davis
and sou Mrs. Henson, mother and daughter Lilic Gar
Ackeriv Housc-Thos. p Wallace. p. Mcdonald A. ].
WJ0rwortn and WIFE, II. X Wordsworth. II. T.. Costello
and family, A. BOpneil T. W. French Miss j. X Somer-
wife. H. Avery Mrs. Miuott aud daughter, New-York;
Chas A. Grant. Henry kImDall, Brooklyn