New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-21
THE SUMNER SEASON.
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

ING WITH A uSH-wELI-KNOwS VIsIIoEs Al
THE HoTFLs-COILFGE STUDENTS As wNIhhS
IFFoM ~ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or rnETEIBrNhl
BETHLEHEM. y. H., Aug. 1S.-There are
now more visitors I'm the White Mountains fhah "e.e
ever here IN previous season. Every motel withn
a radius OF miles ia fall TO q hailcot overflow" anu
new corners who did not take the pieclut"" ~
telegraph for rooms in advance racketng ul-co"
s0latcly about the streets OF Bethlehem ana uo""
Crawford and Francona Noiches nquirInG FOR rooms
aud imploIing TO be taken in any terms.
The crowd is about the in tho summer oil 80
the most prosperous the White Mountains nave
hitherto known-but the accommodations nave
increased thirty per cent, and there arc proDapS Nv"
or three thousand move people here now IMAM '"e"'
Even the largest holes:he Profile, the Sinclair lhe
MaplcwOod, the Glcr-capable of accommodating ooo
guests eacn are completely full. and yet the iusp
occasoned by the influx OF fever patients has only
just begun. " Next week ought 70 give us va, M"
numerous arrivals" said landlord. yesterday.
wonder whether they viii sleep In haInnOchH VI
M in chairs1" On every hand one hears OF piepa,n
Ons for enhancement next summer, especlaiy az bcu
ehcm, which in ten years has grown frOm v'"' ri
roads TO village with twenty-five hoie.T "a
Lincoln, strawberry Hill and highland VII ne cniagV "a
during tue winter. and house with 200 roouis "a
Bcinlrhcm street bul also u.t out OF sight OF Mount
| washington new W Sdoll1ra day house - aiio
tai Aed OF in Crawford Notch. The reputation OF btt
enem as a hay -amtarium has made 1t the contle
Of the tourist settlement, and II seems lkcV 10 neco
more ana popuous as that intellectual c"'"r'h
| gels more and fashionable , 49,,
w d. ~ Yale College, - NJ INC li'Nhi'l
his wife. son aud Two daughters lhr IroIcsNol n
children noted pcdes TRANS, ana Ohr may @
them day SIX or eight miles on " ioolug ~, II ,
The mountains. 1he son arrived Saurdai on 1907 rom
Lake George having passed around over uc Hu t
dacks and taken lis wag some OF the peahs Oh the
Green Mountains ana the Frtnconia range The Pro
fcsSor devOtcs an hour day 10 study anu ho let VI
General Joseph Il. Hawley is expected at the Pros
pcct House, his VII ana Der sisters are A"as
him He viii stay fortnight ana rccupcIate LOT the
ndge C. c. Barrett with his wife and daughters, ia
| of he
". n kellogg ana family. il. McOaree and family.
A. H. Muller aud family, ]. T. W. Crane. C. L.
Fleming and family, j. ~ Wilson i npd f" EiG
schild p. Frasse and family G. : 'ys and family j;
A. Preston and family. From Boston Il i: Iulue aud
f a@y " I E"ddi a @nd f fa II \ sawyer and
family G. A. Frnuo. Colonel G. W wilder aud family;
barnett IT.: f. NJ Hoyt Lowell. Mass. j. +. EDDY and
family. /. II. Johnson aud family IL !! Par'on. ana
family Providence; }. A. Chnrch ana family, brook,
I yn; j. = Elton, Waterbury, Conn; a. +. Breed ana
family W Doak s. Bartlett ana fa% igci II; d.
he Rev; william smith B. miller Hudson \; s NJ
VILE Mass; Miss Willie Kappcs. Albany Henry Pease
ana family Hartford; T. b. Preston , and family chi
Al the Profile House heart Of the mountains, IN
Francunia Notch. 40 people ate dinner yc'tcrdav
MAYER Ausrro Hun carIan Minister TO this country
Max Outrey, French Minister; Coryanti9 BorGes BRA
aud Prince CompOreac. Italian Secretary OF legation
Probe House the following families from New
john p. Townsend and family, A. j Taylor and wife,
A. b. Twombly and wife, J. Major and family. a. T.
Compton and family. j. L. Townsend ana famiy D.; A
son Merrill John Canpbel. Aston. Il. Roelken. q
Townsend and family \. L. Cort and famil, LegTand
Lockwood ana family IL a lint,burt %nd ia,ng, Jomn
Eev and wife, John OBrien. Theron Butter ana ihm!-
Hy. C. Dortc AMI fe. II. r. Flower aud family, g. w
Lane ana fami v ". T. Bridge ana WI. WllIlam Inv
and family. j. f. P.nmmer and family o. ~ Cuiiis hhu
wife. William Beiden and wrc. ID. Il. Kendall ana VIE
I. H. Bang, f. Bang Mr. Ma sau ana Ml',,' hyne,
and family, H. II. HoiGiey and family, W u IAN igchc
teller and family, Jeremiah Miiibdnk and family, l. N
There ' "a are more NEWCOMERS here than any other
house. think agd besides these are several iaInirs
from Boston, Philadelphia ana IIoNllehc', ana Two
i' seNaIt Z Northumberland at the Fabyan
House saturday The way 10 Name.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher arrived at the Twin
SIot nice vito was at the summit Of Mount
Wall rgion Frdd', were also D. j. lyerlnore ana
h n,1 HI ,nd Professor a j o SORTS
Mount Nashiul ton tower Is 50 nearly finished that
tie siarc. Tie nrrcr no'ri. G353 fccl h III.
There are abodi 200 ministers IA De "nie Mountains
TIE regular uuuat near has made hi appearance.
II. -cerde flock of sneep ON tae ,ou' side OF
1o' arnrs arn,d % itchiorI. IL r.frcSted to
woods ana the pioneer trappcr OF the NIL IAomp-on
on sunday and slon0ay a cold cloud enslroudcd
Mount Washington, re- lucrg the emperftn hsiJw any
lee whereverit was exposed and the summit looked
from Bethlehem, Goriam and North Conway as II u
woodwork great ftOst feathers formed IN delicate ara
bo.quc. making d stlHuec and beautiful spectacle
Iccle depended from hc caves, and 'ca hcy
crystallzlton, projected from the side oi TIE gna
station oVertying each other, row upon row. III mar
vclIous symmetry, all woven from the moist CLOUD nat
submcr ged the acsc peak one oi these lace-lehtr1
foot long down 10 FdOyauS iOslnE baii ~
length on tIe way. This cloud freezing common
phenomenon o. early winter. bu It Is rare seen IN Au
gust 1t Is received by tourists now a. ut Of md
summer CONDENSATION for the absence OF the snow Arch
which naiilY O the curiosiues 0f ths MONTH
but last year dd not form IN Tuckermaus havine. on
the east side of tue mountain.
The OF emp Dying college students during their
vacation bcWalters at pit assure resorts IL
growing IL, bier bal stll much followed Al he Nrw-
Tueud COLLEGES 81 note are represented here IN Wine
aplOus. ] fud ar The Prof. he II use som" hitY SUI
dents and scLOol-ieaclcr- among the tighty WATERS
The head WAITER cicat-cycd que ooied ana earnest
man, l. feccul eliouHlc o. me iatNti bNIi'p
school aud WI take church. SIX OF the WATERS
from Harvard, seven irom parinou H. 'sh' or Ten
from Bates, two rom Nli.auS, dAd so on Al the
rIaplewoud and FAbyIn Oh re are said 10 ~ Nale STU
dents About tnriy OF the Bat boys are over at tine
Glen House. and young nam II m DutmOu'h reports
g., m Couey Island. Tlc Harvard and Yale boys Who
are III service generally at the resorts along the
coast. There are three or ioW cornell Ttu"r"iS mere
The n Gt Young who brought IA ms cOnf' NJ ihe
Profile sad, ~ reply 10 NY QhcGnon mar h" was RON
Dartmouth, and intended To become LAWYER. - lhis
No.k has l..u.i Out said 10 tut
entered col go Had only 30 cents. and hsy' had 90
work hard TINS service 90 table ha5 occupied NY Naci-
tor gwen summer board l-ft ms rcniy or due Tor
500 in MONEY" There are hItY to a hundred young
ladies serving abcwatcrs here, to' who are clt.rr
professional sehooeach ~ or cl,' student, al An ma
Va-sar W4l1Iaham or other scmlnallcr ANA VIC here
r,p-u>h thcr purses and siren acu hcli frames 10y CX
eIo-o IN this tome atmosp-crs "Aete there 50 niue" I'D
ENJOY
PLEASANT DAY NJ COMFY ISLAND.
THE NFEEID BOAT CLUB HOUSE.