New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-15
AMONG THE CATSKILLS.

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AMONG THE CATSEIILS.
KINGSTON. n. y, Aug. lit would be diff
cult to arrange more delightful weather for the Cash
region than prevailed here all last week. The mer
curry has been undlatng between 60 and TOO most of
the time, ana until Friday and yesterday the atmosphere
was perfectly clear, Offering no obstruction to the
view. slight hlmy haz" seems to be gathering now
brought hither by the gentle south breeze which
prevails ana it Is growing trne warmer. Surely none
SHOULD complain Of the mountain weather thus far
The hotels nave remained unusually well flied for the
week at all points, and the heavy acocssons of ycster
day crowded everything to the utmost All the eadlug
houses have been obliged to refuse applicants
for many days past, aud most OF these WHO seek
permanent quarters must be referred 10 Smaller houses
where the air is OFTEN just rs good and the coet much
less. But while there yet for more ut most
points, 1t Is believed that before have the
numerous Cask resorts great and small. beea 50 well
hlou AS now The enarg, menis projected Tor another
grand and extensive scale
new $4,000 hotel IA talked of FOR stamford, Doa-
ware County rne stony Glove Hallway will carry
through the Notch this week. The new.
unique and comfortable. President Coyaendau, Of that
road, says extension OF the Ulster and Delaware Rail-
way to Kingston Point, thus making direct connection
with the boats there. is under confederation. A
through 10 ihTnica in one hour VIII then land
passcnccr, rho heart ~ the mountains thy
he audrd NJ tatsk' Point aud AT tar less
whcu the stony Glove Railway is completed visitors VIII
leave the within thousand 'ect Of the Hotel
kaatcrshil aud only half nile from the Beach Noun
tain House and tho Laurel House.
A grand German leading feature NJ The Hotel
Kaaterskil last evening. Many notablcs partic-
p.ted. The orchestra at is Is the best IN tho
range. The house nas been full ali the
Thomas Cornrn Con grossnanclco from this district,
has recently been sojouung with his wife The Graut
House.
a large number Of musical celebrities, piano
fscturers piauistS and artists
| Waters and WIFE Mt the Temper House
thinner IL lao In f.ip with
family. and Henry Lndcman has been rusticatiug near
Eenvillc for time.
Oscar wenige, the pianist has spent his vacation with
his family et Browns station.
Dirootor Alexander, uf the Ncw-York College of
Music. Is at Pine ilil with Jolly party Of musicians.
Henrietta Na1rer, tie yoans pianist, has recently
| rived III this city.
The Arion Society Of New York If announced for
here the 2:Id
| Ficschmann, of the Vicnua Bakery. New York, has
taken the Jonns Cottage AT Grifns Corners Senator
Fleischmon, Of Cincinnati, Mr. Aidclham, OF PhiaGei
pba and few other friends ENJOY ing his hospitality
r. G. Bangs WHO Ia to play "Stropof" AT Nblos Gar
den this fall, has been spcndng weeks at Mount
| Airey.
The Hunter locality has been crammed fun of visitors
for weeks, and no" all manner Of lodging places he
ing improVisc there.
A regular sunday atage limo is In operation be
tween Catsbin and Windham.
william II womb, the ehipouildcr has been spending
few days at the Grand Hcte.
Henry AbifN, tDe poet DsN been Inviting clever
description OF the scenery from this hotel 81 the summit
The lawn party aud No thar Goose Reccptinn the
grounds Of c. ". Mcl,naghan, was largely altenden and
| very successful.
Among recent arrivals Mt few Of the hotels src tho
| following:
Grand Hotct-The Rev william Quinn. Vicar General ;
Isaac HONG. william A. Ashton and fsnily T.. o. Mona
%iFe I"hS Thitc and family C. " ia.fendn III vi VIII
H. \ Collier gnS Wig C. H. Marsh Miss LrTs9n Mr.
d rrmu IT, {, campis1l aud wiz Mrs
O AexanGer yrs Ashcroft Miss Ashcroft NV Yort
Mrs C. e. dei'hail T. q. Bergen and vine, ilrooh IA; X.
George Chamber, nnd FAMILY iarris1,rg: f. B Rem,
T s" Mr. 'S scB5 srqss s Sn
bins, Miss Monteith, Albany william Borsh Kipp and
- grant Ho"s.-John mcCiaye and vile. Mrs W ".
Annie Goadma' Miss IL GOOD man % JAW r. " Ma
lam o"sey; John Er.S' and family Jamo wh!e and
charles IL ward NJ L. Laq " and md WIFE, sIf' Mrs
N Maj1r W II rSwers, J. B. West and w1fc, I X
York; Geo. cromwell Professor l.; +. Lewis, ]. T..
onasan S Geo H. 2%is $ ' Sati,r.h sT Broohyn
Mr.; +, Jost F. N. Jost, Mrs. G. Is. Panimer, Nalc
Troy Westcot1 Bailey Geo Hay aud VIE fhl.drIrHa;
nS family % nna na WI Wife, or
NJ styes Rhine e Mr.. + j. Hincs. c9iu@1as Ga;
Ca. r II. haght, $; A. Wnitney, Gla,sboro, y. j.
M Da Ho M9 ID i1sTTs W. II @"r@Sn rrp
Baxter miss baxter r. j. Mcfarland and lady. John 4
/, |
Frederick and H. Eryine, George Smith Jr Miss H. A.
Brady Florence Jenuian, New York II. D. Brsall and
family, W. g. Stoldart, ii. G. Martin md wife, James
, Agow, William Agow Miss Agow, =. ii. Bacon Brook
yn; Mrs Hyatt and dsughtrr sing sing; lernlan Lam
den, New Rochelle; g. W. Waiien and family, kttie
Dorningen, Honesd1le, Penn; a. III. Gsul and family.
Astoria; Il. Mandain A. Is. Holloway, Philadelphia;
Ashley NJ; Heron. Mamie Heron Bergen hin; ". II.
Iiai, Per5h Amboy; W. l. TAlcott, Croton N. Y; H. d.
DISQUALIFICATION Allen and wife, James Richards
and wife, Miss c. g. Woose, Now-York; Lillian Cow
perthwat CnarleAton. - c.. 8. II. Bacon, l.. NJ
Tooger and dangntsr brooklyn Kttie, Louise and Hat
tic Bell, j. j. Hubble, Hattie Matte Cotton, j. A
and Julia Nichols, Charles r. Nichols. j. svan, Harry
and Bessie lioagand Newark n j.; VIM. Baldwin, Mrs
Lizzie Alling, bloomfield, N. j.; Mrs s. G, Roncy and
family Plainhed, n. J.