New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03
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KINGSTON, \ Y, Aug. 2.-There have been
uuplasm days during the week and the general oImou
ofvst rs seems to be that there bs.n abundance
OF rain and cloud In The mount aims O Late sufficient IN
fact 70 last for weeks 10 come But the sun came
aud giouou- yesterday morning, Hood NJ th'
range With ,penior all day, AMI today Is period
otdclghtill weather. a good warm week or two with
bright skies is greatly needed II tho present Cats
XII season ID o. b. "a successful one.
j. A. Smith, a wel-knOwn member Of the Union
League Club New-YorR, Is at tn Grand Hotel
The usua scarcity Of young men noted at many sum
ner resorts consp this season, but he
proportion Of children Is fully maintained IN
the Catskils, and Il is grand place
10 forty the pre- ious little tender
physques ag inst he innumerable evils and diseases
which are sure 70 upon them the crowded cities
10 mat Ter il they prohibited from r0mpng through
the hotel halls and otherwise somewhat needles-ly pro-
cribed at a few points The is Unrestricted the
vast mountain sides free the pater Of their busy
little feet.
FL. Caldwell and WIFE Of New-York are passing their
second season among he grand old hills.
Mr. stoddard and Mrs. f. Frank Coe are apparently
full OF social resources the guests o. the Grand owe
much OF their enjoyment 10 them FOR efforts IN
An enthu-ia TIC on gentleman tarrytng al the Grand
insists that there more pretty girls staying there
than at any other IN the range But having visited
other leading points decline pubs the assertion as
afact without disrespect anybody knowing that Cap
tan Gilett's rooms nearly all taken already
c. L Claghorl and family and J. l. Freeand and wife,
Of Philadelphia have receD y been At the Grand.
The uu-ic OF the Germana orchestra continues 20 be
leading attraction At Kasterskin. and guests from
nei.Lnorng houses vlsi the hotel nightly to hear the
talented artists
F Forbes and wife, Of New-York. The Kaater--
kill Lloyd Smith, Of the Philadelphia Library, aud j. D.
LippiucOr and family also there.
John Mccormick a Brooklyn grocer is about to
large summer hotel near Tannersve. The many popu-
lar houses that famous locality enjoying fair
patronage, and the following week promises briancy
and caYcty there
Justice Bradley OF the United states Supreme Court Is
sgan al the Kaaterskill for the season.
foce Com mi sOner NfBJn spends most OF thc summer
al the Hunter House as usual
The Rev. Anna Oliver, OF BROOKLYN, is residing at
Huater, where has purchased some land with an
oiu historic cottage upon It
PANEL Dough ry, the Philadelphia lawyer is at the
A@a'eTskI with his family
Justice strong and family are spending their fourth
season IN 'bs Ca skills
~ j. Cue, the wYork artist, arrived with his fam
Ht some DAYS ago. The fine collection of black and
nHe which adOrn the walls OF the parOr al Hotel
A"atrSklh are the productions OF Mr. Cues brush In
past yesrs Again he sprcals Lis easel in the south
Tower
A Absndroth and wife. OF New-York, at the Kaat-
eiskil for the season
Dr sboady, OF The Medical Record, returned 70 his
family Woodstock today after brief absence. The
Doctor recently visited the Overlook crest and seemed
delighted with the view. He expresses peculiar salts
'sction with lie fine drainage facilities.
The recent entertainment Of the Grand Hotel Ca
ts' al that popular resort a delightfully."- novel
AFFAIR. aHordmg much enjoyment TO the guests The
company composed of eighteen young ladies' under
command Of Captain Glett, with DR.. d. H. Andrews "a
surgeon. The ladies all In white, with aprons and
caps with dustans knspsaeks and wisp-brooms for
e~hleens gayy strapped with ribbons brooms shoudered
vi indsAets. Mamie Harmon drummalor. The