New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-23
C1Or-Ds AMONG THE CATsKILLs.

KINGSTON, y. V. July 21.-Yesterday was
day OF showers, with only an occasional ray OF sun
shine TO br ghten the otherwise gloomy AID dull aD-
pearance Of the surrounding country. Dull heavy
clouds hung over the mountains all day entirely OBJ
stuctng the view The guests at the Overlook, Trem-
per- and other houses almost in midar sought pleasure
at the piano. the papers, reading tie latest
novels.
The arrivals yesterday for the Ulster Catsls were
about 300 the smallest number any day since the
season opened
Mr.. R. L. woodward, Of Chicago, formerly of New
York City IS visiting number OF the Catskil Mountain
resorts on horseback. BE has handsome and valuable
saddle-horse
Situated on n low bluff the bank Of the Rondout,
about tea miles from Deans Corners, is Camp Good
win"
Several young men from New York and Brook
Ign are taking vacation from the cares OF
business, and are eujJying themselves among the
mountains and streams. They have everything re-
qulsite to camp fe and colored caterer has charge
OF the culinary department. They have been in camp
ten days
DR.. George T. shrady and family, Of Nov-York, are
spending part OF the season at their villa Mt Flatbush
on-the-Hudson.
Professor John F. Newkrk. of the state University
Inaana is enjoying Summer vacation IN the Catskil!s
DE- g. NJ Smith Is organizing a team OF Prospect PARK
Hotel guests for glass bail shooting contest with the
Cltskll Rife Club
Remenyt concert is announced 10 take place on
Monday evening next at the Catskl Opera House The
violinst will De assisted by Clara D. stacy. soprano
Edmund DeGele. tenor, and II. ". A. Beale accOmpan-
st This Will be the first entertainment OF note given
so far this season in this vicinity
The Pine Grove House. at Cairo. is comfortably filed
with guests who will remain tor the season.
The Cockburn House. Mount Pleasant, is well
patronzed. Al present there are scventy-hve guests
there and constant applications are being received for
more than the proprietor can accommodate large adj
dion Will built the house AZ the close OF the season
Following are among recent arrivals at the hotels:
Hunter HotSe-Police Commissioner Joel W. Mason
wife and family. j. W. WueeocA, IL: D. Van NostIahd,
wife Miss NJ. Gluck. Abraham QuackeEhoss. tr., and
wife J. G. sreet and wife William Eltins Arnold Proe
MISS b. Currie, Charles A. Haignt, George Lsc0mh the
Rev. A. Mcmillan. the Rev. r. I. Huid, newborn; X
s Wood, DR.. T. Hamilton 3urcb, j. r. r. Kelly ana VIC
" r. Knox. George f. L. Peacock, Charles II. Long
street, Charles Emm0ns vic and family Niiam IOyd
W. p. Hnl. Brooklyn; Miss Alice F. Bronson, Hartford.
Conn: Professor Henry c. Crouch, Kingston; r. c.
Loerscn Miss Eva A. Houston, Jersey CITY, Nd; r.
Brunswade ana vie, Long mi Conn., Herman A,pe'
field n j.; Dr.. ~ Z. Parrot. Poughkeepse Mrs c. b.
Bunncll, 5outhpOrt, Conn. c. A. Bloomfield ana WE
Grant Hoasc-Mss Dell Bliss B. e. Hicks, c. L: Wal
ton Ge0rge " Powers and wife, n. VI. MunOz. William
r. Iun C. b. Atwood, Miss Sarah Watson. George Il.
Lull. New-YOrk; L. Willard Roby, Miss Mabel Kopy'
Van Vechtan House-Mrs. Sarah Mckinley and
daue inter- Richard Brnckerhof, Frank l. PonmeL, Mrs
L. W. T0hey Mrs. l.. L. Evans Mr. T. kapn; VIE ana
dauchfer Mrs T. d. Evars Miss L. NJ Buck. Miss \.
Bril- c. Grant. Mics Jessie Ponmell. Miss E. A: Aaury
James w. Taylor. Miss Maud d. Miller, Frank kTeytzer
New-York; Mrs. D. 2 Young, Arthur Carrie Mrs; NJ
earle, Albany; Mr.. Boehne, wife aud family; Edgar
Lackenback Brooklyn Mrs. c. L. Wariug Yonkers
Mrs a. Townsend. Miss Anna c. Roberts. Jamaica, LII
Dr. r. Crawford. Miss rlle Lasner. Oryi smith Frank
Whitney c. G.. Smith, Ashury n. j.; Z. E. Boyce. West
Haven.
sail A s Cass, Brooklyn; Mr.. Hawthorne and WIFE,
Mr.. H. Hunter and Wife, New-Y0rk; Mr. Hurd, Bing-
Miss Virginia WIlisie Philadelphia. over sevenfy-fve
qualifications board been refused lately at this
house for lack OF room