New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-02
IN TIE CATSKLLL.

In THE CATsKILLs, July 31.-Al day long
these mountains have been enveloped In dense
cumuo-stratus clouds breaking at intervals and allow.
ing the to shine through but OF moisture and en-
tlrey ooscuring the plains below all distant objects
Guests at the Overlook, Catskill Mountain and other
nigh resorts have indeed been above main body OF
clouds most OF the day.
The trains and boats all heavily loaded again yes
to-day fhe afternoon on the dock at Kingston
and at Catskl Point full OF hustle and ,c,topent
Everybody PUSHES for seat In cars or stages Trunks
and boxes are sent crashing through the air regardless
OF results And at Catskl, where $50 or more stages
hacks and wagons ere in waiting with their noisy
runners and hotel agents. the visitor has sorry time
Indeed 1t would seem that better system might
DC devised by the authorities there to preserve order
The Jny business Of the has largely exceeded
mat or former July ana the August prospect ia
brilliant one for proprietors Warm fair weather Is all
that is wanted.
An extension OF about 800 feet will be added to the
Hotel Kaatersk in the fall This house has been full
al tho week ChiefJustice Bradley Judge Strong OF
Washington, and Colonel Ralph, OF the British Army
last week
Joel Mason Police Commissioner OF NewYork ia with
MS FAMILY at the Hunter House.
General James Hail. OF Tarrytown ia nj the Coaoaao
House, Tannersville
Alexander Hamilton, Samuel d. Babcock Iev,. n
Morris OF Morrisana, and Major Popham were guests of
speaker Sharpe, at his home Wednesday
General Gilmore, Colonel Stevens and Colonial wo,oh
were in Kingston Oh Thursday
Norman l.. Monroe and family are at Cairo
The Tremper House obliged to turn away many,
applicants last week. 1""'
The mountain temperature has been delightful all ~,
week. The markings have from $50 to 700 durin
the day. "e
The following afe included among late arrivals from
NewYork
grant Honse-Dr A. A. Kidd wife and daupbter Z,
1iapp ana Ianlly A. w. Adams. wife clld Mrs.
~ Grower and FAMILY A. L. Woodruff. g. X aoodnou,,
anu wiie A. Post and family, VIM b. Cross and WIZ
Mrs NJ Keep r. Ballard, Q. Eisen and wife s. 7 Cor
MIS- Leo Schen and family Horace Dunno and wiPc
M simpson ana sister, Mrs Collier and
ma. man anu wiIe a. NJ iewiss o. X. Pooley Mira a DE-
yer ana family Mrs II. Pnckney Mrs H. o. Coles and
"1 n nernert T. Brown Mrs. +. b. Kew and FAMILY
a. =. Ackeft NJ b Hunt, Mrs. j. H. Beams and famyy'
S S5 Asrnstr0ng 1. A. Lewis, W. q. Sweet DR. L.
oiai1, M Dcns0w, w Ii. Carpenter and Wife + T. Carr
aau family, Mm. Fitch and family, &C. H. Kent q; a
and S y, L. Lawrcnce,W. A L. Patterson, A s. Downes
G, FROM Brooklyn-Henry Elliott and family Mrs. r. w
t anu uiuglter. H. A Donaldson and family a. TT
Ia ~ - . kane and family, James A.Taylor and fam
aa =. hane, y . NJ and family, Mrs. Scharzwader
family. ~ A"i"n'' ~ martin ana
FROM Washington-R McAnister and family On
Bailey, philadelphia "'" nanny mfs. H. d.
nanIom House,. Howard Williams J. J. Iattinp a,sd
lamiiyS y; D. jacobson, Mrs T. d. Rowei T. Van WaD
eien ~ o. Gheriis y and family, Eew-York "a n los
Hl, aIoahy; Ernest steli Waterbury, Conn. 7 NJ isne
Professor schahcr, Ithaca $. Madden Mid
Aas"afas. samford-Minnie Early Hattie Wilbur,