New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-20
VISITORS AT TIE CATSKILLs.

KINGSTON, NJ Y, July 1o.-BngnC skies and
fair Last settled upon tne MOUNTAINS anG
everybody has been dengnte. with the nyigoraung all
here past week Inc landscape never ONeL more
beautiful than now, the rainy having impaired
unwonted vigor TO hillside aud valley. The arrivals
nave exceeded those OF any previous week, the trains
having required two locomotives every afternoon Most
OF those now arriving will remain for week or two at
least There Is, however no crowding anywhere, and
good rooms Lad at any of the largo hotels. The
smaller houses. q rule are fuller.
Tue Prospect House at Hunter Mountain opened last
Tuesday The Hunter COrnet Band enliyenei the
sim with music.
O. j. Humphrey of st. Louis, is visiting his former
home in Catskil. Dr.. Henry Goldthwaite OF NewYork
Is at the Grand Hotel j. b. GwYer proprietor OF Iona
Island arranged Tor the steam yacht isabella TO
between Peeksxl and the Island during the
seyentyfye poor children from the Five 20 nts Mission
are expected In the Catss this week to remain two
weeks, beng sent by 1HE TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund.
The first parlor concert or tne season given at
the Prospect Park Hotel last Wednesday evening
Belle Cole, mez1o-sOprano Miss Jennie Dickinson,
traffic. Fred Harvey, Ienor, L. G. GoGschalK baritone.
anu W. +. Mills pianist the artists with Charles
T. Pratt director Weekly TO be given
this fashionable resort.
Consul-GeneraI RATIO and wife, of Italy, are at the
Prospect Park
Ebridge T. Gerry of NewYork, and Il. X. Harding, OF
Philadelphia, have arrived at the Grand
William Myers and family OF -NewYork, summer
ing ut GriiltAs Corners
AmOns the late arrivals the following:
Hotel Naturalization New. York-Edgar NJ. Smith
and IanI.y A al. BALDWIN, A. j. StOne anu family, Wi
lam A. wneelock aud wfe, Mrs. George A. STRONG
Samuel A ana AMY Z. IS. FOOte .nd family.
Acoweenoy. Mrs Iuc ker David and family. r.
Ill. CossItt wife, A. II. JOuilDard aud WIFE, c. b.
Inurcnll ana wife, the Rev. &. A. StOddird. samuel
Jonnson aud wIfe. From Phuadcpnla-nilIiauI o.
sueuey and wic, William a. Conrad aud wife, Joseph
n Troter, H. Carlton Adams Mrs. j. H. Penn, Byerly
wife, A. j. Iafe and Ne, MIRA q. III. Grant and
0augnIer5, u W. hIcnards0n fIOm B0stOD-f. w.
and family Il. l.. Jenkins Mr.. y q. FroeInan.
GrGad H0eL-JOnn Ghsey Mrs Il. w. MllcIt and
ehlurcn, II. tItzDaIrls, DR.. j. .. Railway, W. L.
OCOnuof daugut h. T. C0e and WIFE, J. D. Nor
gan wiiiaIn h. rrodp vie. Miss Troup Miss Rad
way, Mrs. keuIPnof, Mrs Washington and mad, L. Z.
Hall wife. Henry H. Al ALL j. H. Bliss, Miss Bliss. e.
Van Nal4enpurgn, 4. J. Oakley and vie, Gustayus
Mas W. Ha nes, 3. N. Hap Henry B. Lockwood,
Joun J. Thicker and vie, Waiter Tuck T, J.
A Wood, U. LeiH ana sou, b. I. Mygsnt,
Charles b. Martin ana family, q. schroeder and wife,
l.. j. VBrIen, howYUrk j. A warden ana wife, Phila-
dcipnia; A. U. Cunningham, L. Al. BIl,nss, Hutand
L. w. Tabor, CuIcagO William Myers, ~. PAU,
Mimi. Mrs j. C. HOtnes and daJghters Orange, N j.;
Robert Cathen, Jersey city Pnlp Doremus ana wle,
MOntcair, N. j.; miss uazzon, hoDiie, Ala; ahOmas
r. FowIer aud WIFE, Joseph Coweli, wIllsn Al. Raynor,
h. e. Fischer Mrs. III. wOodleaI and daughters, 8. j.
Dumond, Anna l.. DumOnd, T. burrnws,
A. H. Mullen and family, Miss T. w. Miller,
Charles IL. GlbDy, t. \: Coo and family. J. ii.
Kighter aud wne Joseph I. Hamper.
Ieaae Overlook Mounlass IA ase.-M Mrs DIR. Gurdon
Buck, Miss N. buoA. rrOiossor FRANCIS Btowne ana
fanny tue Rev. j. A. llingsry ME-. o. H. 5nitu, Aiss
L. g. olnlIn l. n. 1hOmpson, wiIe AND Two sons, Now
York; Rev. e. De VIII Iamage's children, Mss Bessie
Wmstemore. Mira y. q Burke. Miss Ida Burke. Maria