New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-22
COOL WEATHER IN THE CATSKILLS.
VISITORS INTERNATIONALLY ARRIVAL OF THE
TRIBUSE-THB HOTELS.

TRIBUSE-THB HOTELS.
KINGSTON, n. Y, July 2O.-FOr the past
few days the has ranged from oo 10 oO IN inc
mountains and the air has seemed trihe too COOL
especially evenings when the hotel parlors were pre-
ferred to the piazzas. 1t is slightly warmer to-day
and the atmosphere is so pure ana ciear
after all the recent heavy showers that
the view is charming everywhere The electric displays
accompanying the late have never been exceed
in the Catsks for brilancy and beauty. Crowds are
coming every day. but few OF the hotels are yet ed
Trains growing longer day on the West Shore
and the Ulster and Delaware, which Is now the mann
route to the mountains The Philadelphia and Kaaer-
skill express had welloaded coaches here yeser
day afternoon The through parior cars are becoming
popular More people come now by West Shore tia
by all other routes combined
Controller Davenport with General Sharpe ana wiie'
have been visiting the Overlook.
Charles Platt of the North American Insurance Com
pany; II. L. Laden. OF j. b. Hoyt Co.. and Stephen
son Towle. of New-York are at the KaatersklL
The early arrival of THE TRIBUNE on Sunday was
great surprise 10 Cask visitors. Many we're not yet
out OF bed but all were glad to get the news SO early
1t gave them better appetite for breakfast ana seemed
homelike. The other papers came along four hours
later usual. and went of slowly The enterprise mas
beer heartily commended since, and all are anxious for
its continuance.
Judge westbrook and wife. with party OF friends
inst have returned from a brief mountain trip.
Miss Gertrude Kellogg age eighteen. who has been
deaf four years. is boarding near Browns station Is
said that while playing the piano there last week her
hearing was suddenly restored TO her
The Laurel House, at the Falls is rapidly ming up
ana seems more popular than The entire Tanners
willie and Hunter region Is also becoming populous.
Pine Hill is a popular summer section. There are
now some twenty boarding houses and hotels there
The Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby who ia now there with
his family for the season, preached In tho village on
Sunday.
s.R Hanlon, of Brooklyn. is fishing for trout in the
Shakon streams.
Alfred Burbank the reader entertained the guests at
the Guigou House on Wednesday evening.
The Rev. c. II. Stoddard has arrived at Hotel
Kaaterskn Paul Thurow and wife and DIR. Lambdin,
of Philadelphia also there.
The south Brooklyn Tennis Club is expected at the
MI scbmnl, yionist. and Tnonbsprupg, pianist are
deichting the guests CIskl Mountain HOnse. Many
of the familiar faces well known to this ancient and
charming SPOT again here this season. a new
to The Kaaterskiil Railway terminus. short
distances away, and 1t lies through lovely wooded Sec
The new Catskil Camp.meoting Society have recently
purchased the camp outfit Of the Wesley Grove
Association 81 OO0 aud will soon have 1t in place on
their grounds near Hunter. large hotel for transient
visitors TO be erected at the latter village
The Catsklls Are to be prousely lliuslrSIeu ana
redescribed IN several OF the September magazines
William II. GuIon. ir. and wife are sojodrnins at
Ii IS claimed that the little Catski Mountain Rail
road is carrying more passengers daly IMAM Fle
the county during the entire season years ago.
Concerning the rumor which has been indusiTonsly
circulated that George W. Harding, proprietor OF Tue
Kaatersk. had recently been neg1ua.lhg Tor anu was
about to purchase the Overlook Mountain property with
view OF erecting mammoth hOtei tDere, VT.
Harding saws that the report Is wholly without
foundation. lie thinks that famous peak Is 100 man
too cold and too much cloud for sucn purpose Bat
that commands the most extensive view III TIE enre
range cannot he denied.
Recent arrivals include the following:
Nead's Mountain HOuSe.-rhomas Hope, NJ C.
McCre9y Alice dh@ sln,y ;,s sra MopSa1
aud family George W. Rogers August " Bnsse, Judge
T.. More, New-York George c. Carter. Baltimore; T.
L. Kendall and wife, Elizabeth y. j.. Mrs. +. NJ Tomp-
kins Poughkeepsie Lena Steele Cambridge Mass.
Churchill HaH-J. {; tucker ana family r. l Scnfn,
Hamilton and family. the Rev. Mr.. Beebe and wiie, o.
Oliver and wife, Alexander Hamilton, New.iork
Theodore Sheldon, A. . Cass George Snsido1 am
family, Brooklyn; Mrs. T.. W. Robbins, Miss NJ "
Phillips, Philadelphia. .
Haines and son. c. NJ. Leslie aud family, j. Masenthal
aud family Miss Il Rothschild. A. Blum and wife. T.
Rohe aud family. Il. X. Sutton and wife. Annie Day NJ
tiers, Mrs c. Toussant 1nd family H. Fischer r.
IL. LOwerne aud WIFE = T.. Wendell aud family. Mrs NJ
Walker and family. W. L. Wakefield and wife, L. hOit Ne
COrmick. New-YOTk; Charles L. Leighton ana family
Hotel KoaterSkW-Dr. G. McIwan and wife, H. NJ.
Patterson WIFE, q. l.. Anderson, il. +. Munro joan
b Sweeney and wife Mrs j. T. Williams ms, ana AMY,
Rev. j. n. Blanchard ana wife, Mrs. W.
/; Dunn, VILLAIN G v DeT dt,. and y fa'p ny.
mond, Ecw.York; +. J. Hewlett ana family, Jacob
NaylOr and family. Mrs A. T. Bhnghur7t' William Piait
Pepper and family Daniel Dawson Jonn r. lIhan ana
aud wife, Charles @ AID ans W. Howard Brooks Phiia-
delphis W. H. Lnco;n and family IL, /. kiehaardson,
Vincent l.. D. A., Washington; Robert ;. Eeed, j. W.
Smith and wife, DR. II. II. tinker and wife, d. NJ Block
lev Baltimore Dr. w. G.. TburDer James a. wilson ana
wife, Annie Latbrop Albany