New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29
AMONG THE CATSKILLS.

THE WEATHER PRoPIIIOUs AND THE HOTELS FULL
WHO ARE THERE AND WHAT THEY ARE TALK
ING ABOUT.
lFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRrBUNE.l
KINGSTON, N. Y, July 2S.-Perhaps at no
other summer resort Is the weather important
factor than here both guests and propretors Every
body is sick and disguised here when rains becomes
very cold, and even in continued cloudy weather. when
all is shut out from view and the cold damp nlss sweep
over the But in fair weather all is charming and
thus 1T has been most Of the No violent
continued storms have yet everybody has
been happy The shooting OF President Garfield cast o
deep gloom over social life for time, bnt now, his
recovery becomes almost assured the old feeling OF
restrained gaiey Is returning and tho leading resorts
are ripping with animation and enjoyment
The arrivals numerous ever, and acconmoda-
tons fast filing up All Nhe approaches have been
moro crowded than Boats and trains have
been loaded and delayed in consequence both here and
at Catshiu FONT. Few desirable rooms are vacant.
Trains are to commence running on q portion OF the
| new stony Glove Railway by August 5.
The most startling rumor In the Catskills recently
Is to the effect that Mr.. Harding of the Hotel Kaaters-
KILL contempates the removal of OF the large Cen
tennal buildings at Philadelphia by canal boat and up
the Catskls to the Of the Ugh Peak where
he Will transform IL into summer hotel.
The Grant House, jefferson Heights. Is Just now
overaxed with patronage and many the guests are
lodged in neighborng houses.
All the houses at Paenvle, jefferson and Prattsye
are now fun of summer boarders.
large number OF babies children Is now brought
to the Caskis. and tho mountain air ID painting their
cheeks with rosy tints OF health
The old Caek Mountain House Is IA the endowment Of
its old patronage The August prospect very favor
General H. W slocum and family. of BrooI,lvn. have
recently arrived at the Grant House Commander r. T.
Horace Waters, Of New York, arrived at the Grand
Hotel IA few days ago.
Colonel Frederick Conklng summering at Muord's,
Tannersvillc. >
J. D. Donney, Of the Equitable Life Insurance Com.
",
The Rev, J. 4. Metz delyered his lecture. "John of
Very little Jewery ia now worn by OF fashion
fine Harvest Home at Jackson's, Jefferson, was
largely attended ls by summer visitors last week
gertes has just been established for tho Hotel Kaaters
The Grand Hotel on tho Summit wa. the scene Of
several large excursion parties from tho local towns
Among the recent arrivals st some of the Cat.h TO-
sorts are She following;
Mrs /. Mccommask, Ii. Thompson, = H. PomeToy
SS g 1dsepa and Mrs
gES al COLI Mira and VIE S Mr k m. and family
York O. r Roper, H. +. Denning Mrs. II. b. Miller jr,
Miss sprioss s D. sprngS,saa NJ p. Charlie.
g. g. Barremore. Elizabeth n. J.
asgss a1s family he ne Re' R.aS s msg.
family, e Benedict and family Mrs 3 Otto Toas.s saa
vi sa% 1 % and t'T Rta NJ" . Ssr s..
aaa Wien Mis- g. y % ""
Prospect Park ioe! Mrs. C. NJ. May and family, Mrs
Judge Van Brunt and family, r. :. Terry and family, r.
u. Goodwin, j. l. Boardman and wife. c. A. Anderson
New York; the Hon j. w. Scudder, W. o. Edwards Mrs
J. f. Ward Mrs. W. A. Dewey, W. T. Taylor. Or. L. ID.
Gray and family, Jersey City W. George Anderson
family, MIA b. r. lewis, Miss Belle Peirs, Louisville,
KY the Hon. George O. Waller and family, IoncsIae
Penn. Alfred L. Curtis and wife, New Brunswick NJ j
d. j. L. Hale and family, Thomas Crown and family
Boston; Alexander Gayazn, Italy; Mrs. Fabrna
Franche and family, Havana.
Laurel H0nse-Joseph Keller, Charles l.. Here Alfred
Mckee, d. Basse and wife, Brooklyn; Miss G. smith.
Carrie Dwight. +. Cogill and wife, Philadelphia j. H.
Meddlc and family Eyack, n. Y Mrs K. livingston
Mrs T.. L. Ludlow, Miss Livingston Mics Morris NJ ss
Ludlow Miss T. Hale r. l.. Garrison, X. h Livingston
Z. l.. Clarkson, l.. A. Garrison, Tyou, N. Y.