New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-11
FINE WEATHER IN THE CATsKILLs.

KINGSTON, MY. July 10.-The weather Is delightful
again in the mountains, and the people are coming
up in large numbers, both by the al-ra route and
the old Catskill landing route The Saturday ar
rivals we're very numerous and all trains were
heavily loaded Several coaches have been
placed on the Ulster and Delaware Railway and a
powerful new locomotive is also to be added. JUS
tice Bradley has been at the Hotel Kaaterskll also
Mr. Van SantvOord of the Hudson River Day Line
steamers.
L. Hustled, of Brooklyn, with private carriage
and attendants passed here on Friday TO JOIN his
family who are at Elenville
The large force of carpenters under Superntend-
ent Dir guam, at the Kaaterskill House were dis
missed from service few days ago, various reasons
being assigned.
Francis P. McNichol, of the Grand Seminary,
Montreal, is visiting this city.
butcher the Slide Mountain guide has erected
new observatory that king of the CatslIills.
Visitors there can now look out from an elevation
of 4 24O feet above the sea level.
Frederick Grant, son of the ex-Presdent, has en-
gagged rooms at Lake Minirewaska. The General
himself is TO visit the mountains in few days
New-York papers now arrive at Tannersville at /
a. IN. Formerly by stage the time was four or five
hours later.
Work on the Catskill Mountain Railway from
thought portion of the road Will be ready for use
by the 1st of August.
John P. Jordan, of Newly ork, has been at Catskil
Charles T. Brady and family, of New-York, are at
Mulford's
Professor John LavIne has arranged series of
parIor concerts at the Prospect Park Hotel.
The regular hops for the season will begin at the
leading resorts next week.
The Rev. DR.. Beach, president of Wesleyan
University, is in this city.
Thomas A. Edison, the inventor, came to RhineclF
ON Saturday for the fine steam yacht owned by Mr..
Asprnwal which he has secured for months
cruise.
The Laurel House at the Falls Is having "a fine
run since its enlargement. They have been enter
tanning 200 guests there lately
, Among recent arrivals are:
At the Grand Hotei-D De Castro and
family, John Z. cambridge and family,
N. c. Wooster, A. X. McDonough,
Abbie 5. Howell, Evan Thomas, Russell Dant and
wife, Linda A. Dant, c. Ives and wife, A. II. Nc
Gill, G. c. Tallnan, Henry Honig and wife, A..
Reardon and family. Joseph Rosenthal, s. Stein
hardt and wife, J. Steinhardt, John Donaldson and
wife, J. J. McKenna and wife, George c. Clausen
and family, Henry s. Norris, Bradford Otis, New
York; John Reynolds ID. ID. Morse. Brooklyn; Mrs.
NJ K BaremOre, Miss Jaquith George ID Baremore,
Elizabeth, n. j.. H. L Walton, Richheld Springs;
L. s. Tompkins, TarrytowD.
Prospect Park Hotei-R. A. Harrison and wife, H.
c. De Wolf and wife Miss Lillian RUSSELL G. w.
Junks and wife, c. H. Clark and family. s. A.
Hatch and family Mrs. G. l.. ROnalds and son, John
J. Morris and son, New-York; +. o. Hustman
and family, Walter Ebbs X. c. Manahan, W. w.
VOrxes and wife. Henry snyder and family, Phils-
delphia; Mis-. FraDcke ana family, Havana !
&. b. RappO, COnsul-General Of Italy, and wife
l.. Ii. Tucker aud family Albany Miss .. Van
Anden, &. l.. Woodbridge. 81 ooklyn.
At the Hotel hGaterskU &C. ID. Chase and family
l. Bowers Lee aud family ii. b. Clafiir and wife,
Thos. q. sherman and wife, G.. II. Cowes and wife.
Or. A. Du BOs and family, l. DE NeUfille and family,
The Is. w klsley and wife, l.. NJ. Mches and family,
Rev. H. Potter and wife, Of New YOrk; Alex. Brown
and wife Edward Sitter aud family WIN. H. Leh-
man, Dr. J. Wilkes ONeill and family, w. Lippin-
colt and family Mr.. and Mrs. Dreka. of Philadel-
mia. and l.. IL. Trust and family, OF Baltimore.