New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-05
TIE CITSKILLS.
NEARLY ONE THOUSAND PERSONS IN THE MOI,

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NEARLY ONE THOUSAND PERSONS IN THE NOUN.
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KINGSTON. N. Y, Aug. 4.-The weather
Il no respecter OF persons General Grant has been
yeoped in clouds Of the time since he 10 the
CatskiIls, just Denis KearOey would have oeen had
he been here 1t raned nearly a day Thursday, and
yesterday the cloucr still fingered around the mountain
crests. The Hotel Kaaterski Is now crowded with q
brilliant throng there being 500 at this
time and II believed that tomorrow over 1000 will
| be entertained there.
The al rivals ut all points more numerous now than
nc any time previous. To-day been busy
Forty passenger trains arriving and departing
from the Union Depot In this city daily twenty at the
Cats staon) aud these in addition to the numer-
| GUS New.York Central trans and boats
General left for Long Branch via West Shore
from Catsk station today General sharpe, wife and
daughter left party here General Grant expressed
surprise at magnitude OF the pleasuregiytng ar
rlneements here. and the whole party seemed pleased
with tholr visit On Friday General Grant visited the
Mountain House and spent time on the terrace adj.
| miring the view.
Iis announced that phauthropc lady OF Philade-
phia will build tine Gotulc church IN Kaatersklll Park
TO be ready next season
The new railway lines in the mountains have given
long rest the sa.ehorses and 1t is said that 200
horses and forty stagccoaches are new Idle at Catsk
village None of the visitors have been heard
mnr az this so far aud the horses doubtless satisfied
william Beden has just arrived with his family az the
Kaaterskl for the season. He brings u hne lot OF
hor,a, and expects TO drive out daily. One Of favor
Ito trips is to tue Overlook william Beard and family,
OF Brooklyn. are also resting az this 70 sort.
George W. Buugay arrived Stamford with his family
last night.
Jerys McEntee and worthIngton whittredge are
louugng in the shandaken Valley. devoting portion Of
their time to sketcning.
Baseball is becoming popular diversion among the
guests at Prattsyillc.
Charles r. Adams OF Philadelphia. has lately made
fine scores in tbs bowling alley Ut the KaaterskiL C. j.
Kew, OF NewYork also rolls we'll AT The recent tour
uament he made n single score OF 2o3
General b. acClelan is soon to arrive with his
W A. Hustled aud family, Brooklyn; John wana-
maker j. T Morris and sister Or scasil 4; - MANURE
man rGos Dsa " r. r hrs1y and
iaG EfIp j. Ina Via Bas 81 H. K Burrows aud WIFE,
NJ Hartley, William Watson O. Doremus
Vile; ". l. seeIy aud vie, f. B. Warner and wife, Of
Bridgeport; L. Havli4nd, OF Toledo; J9nn " L.
Prtiyn IT, of AlUany and General share, OF Kingston,
are among the prominent people at the kaaterskiL
Among other lealag arrivals are: ~ -, n -. D.,
s. Partridge, meow Dwight and daughter Colonel A. ID
Palmer Z. L. Ketchum aud family: A. r. Williams anu
CLERGY, g. w. Seigman. E. r. seligman. II. W. Rebonl
aud family, New York; Albert Brown and WIFE, hrs M
Hawley aud wife Auburn; USE T. Morales s d.
de Moya, Pedro Grinan. Don M. saSana aud family,
cuba DR.. u. :. Bt acl, focncstcr' ..,,
Overlook Hoase-R. L. Herman George Hill and wife,
W. 1hss Baker, James Lolaon. Mrs snotwel, New,
York; d. w. Van Ingeu, Alfred ems, T. A. Teale and
wife, NJ ST. John, BROOKLYN Q. d. Hal and wife. WASH
ipeton: H. Montague. Providence; w. H. Barnes, jr,
j. A Richardson vile, Catharine Hand. W. IL. Hale,
AlbaAy; T.. A Cnapen, WATERFOWL, Mass. George s.
Chambers and wife, Harrisburg; j. r. Adriance and
wife. Pougnkeepsie.
Ackeriy House.-M Lowensten, w. H. Gordon. 8. c.
THOMPSON and family, H. j. Tappen L. +. Ryder, Miss
Barret Miss Kelly a. J. Lee Miss j. kesier Miss r O
bunker. DIR. Finch Laura j. Baker, MISS syerston,
NeA-YorK; h. w. Willsey, Boston; r. l.. DE La Yergnc,
Gus Hawicy, Albany MRS A. Il. sinn A. r. kinnasley.
BrookJn Miss Brown, Washington; Mrs kimpton'
Pailadeph
5. b. Mills, the pianist, is soourning ut the Laurel
House with his family.