New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-30
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN NOTES.

CHARMING SHOwERS-LATE ARRIVALS,
Z KINGSTON, N. Y, July 2S.-The grand old
mountains seemed fresher and the air
purer than it is on these bright lovely mornings The
showers Monday night splendid and the
phere Is pure The rain fell copiousy and the electric
display brilliant. The gathering OF q shower here is
really sublime sight, and is watched with great interest
by most of the visitors who fortunate enough have
one during their stay. The mountains are now
thicky inhabited and the will be at its full
height There is yet room at Of the hotels but the
outlook for August is specially brilliant those
tending visitors who have not already secured
The rush Saturday last fully up to that of the
previous week Departures yet few except of bust
ness men on Mondays In fact Catskill visitors rule
stay longer this year than formerly and the proportion
OF permanent guests is larger than in previous
The Stony Glove Railway viii be completed to Edge
wood, eight miles from Ph9nicla, on the 9Th proxno
A tower has been erected on Sugar Loaf Lookout
Mountain Tannersvile. II is forty feet high and
built five immense spruce having three floors
and capacity for several hundred visitors 1t is 1850
feet above tidewater and commands most extended
view.
large number Of actors and artists are already So
Iourning in the mountains, although autumn il the
fayore for the latter.
The Grant House is already lodging guests neighbor-
ing houses.
1t is currently rumored in the mountains that Mr.
Harding, of the Hotel kaatersn conteuplates the re-
moval of of the Cent 1nnal buildings Paramount
Park to the crest of the famous High Peak where
convert III INTO mammoth bOarding-hOuse.
The Rev. j. A. Nets delivered his John of
Barneveldt at the Grant House last evening
General slccam and family at the Grant House
Among late arrivals the following:
GRIND Hotct-A. III. vapderpoel, j. /. Mccormack
Miss l.. Mccormack, j. IL. Thompson, +. II Pofnerny
Hnd wife, Mrs. f. p SimOns. Mrs. A. Bernhard Ella
Bernhard Joseph COLneil and wife, Taos Morgan Hugh
T. Cole and wife, Mrs Katie aud family, r. H. Mcdonald
Mrs A. Il. Sands Miss A. b. Day. New York; c. Ropcr
IL T. Deunng, Mrs r. b Miller. Jr, Miss Springstead
ID Springstead, Nj. d. Chas. A. Spaulding, ST. Louis
Colonel q. ID. Barremore, Elizabeth, n. j.. g. " "
Holmes. Albany. y
- Guigan UOuse-Wm. VI. Beal and family, f. G. Bone
Giot and family tho Rev. Reuben Howes and family
=. Benedict and family, Mrs. 5. Otto Toussaint and
Family, W. L. Haines and family, W H. Hayne, New
York; DIR. Vim. b. Tisdale, VIM r. Phipard, the Misses
Onver, j. T. Donovan and family, Brooklyn; j w
dyatt ana faulty, Newark; j. w. Wood, j. G.. Wood and
wife, Miss Wood. the Misses Cornwall j. o. Egerton
and family, Miss Walsh.
Delaware House--H O'Bren and family III A Tufs
and family, G.. A. Hasey aud family, John and NJ H.
tilhouse, r. 3. Hathaway, New York; Mrs. Judge
Echnigan, Mrs. d. CIV Kellnger and daughter Yonke RS
Hhos H. Pope, Brooklyn; j. b. GRAY, Mrs Robt Green
Miss Green Troy; Mrs. Loud, Miss Whsle Miss Cobb
bing sing George Simpson and daughter Philadelphia
Prospect Pdrk--Mrs C. N May and family, Mira Judce
Van Brunt and family, IT, s. Ferry and family H. H
Goodwin, j. L. Boardman and wife, G. A Anderson
New-Iork; Marcus Beach and family j. w Scudder
" d. Edwards. Mrs j. +. Ward, Mrs. W. A. Davey,W II.
Taylor, Dr. l.. ID. Gray and family, Jersey City: Mr.
George Anderson and family, Mrs. b. f. Lewis Miss
Belle Peers, Louisyille; Geo. G.. Waller and family
Honesdalc; Alfred G. Curtis and wife, New Brunswick
Dr j. L. Hale aud family, Thomas Grover aud party.
Boston; Alexander GeOzzie, Italy 49,