New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
AMONG THE CATSKILLS.

OTEREsT CENTRING ABOUT THE President
WHAT He HAS DONE SINCE HIS ARRIVAL-LiFE
AT THE HOTELS.
lFRoN THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
KINGSTON, \. Y, Aug Shut in by clouds,
WEI W n daily rains yet brilliant with v'si ors and
beamlng with nope This about covers the CONDITION OF
thugs Catskis hi, midsummer season Every
body or should praying for sunshine, and yet none
has been heard o. pray ept President Arthur valet
and he wants 10 20 back 10 Washington.
Even the Presidents arr has It brought sunshine
but rain instead But he aid draw many Wis tors
100 arrived at the Kaatersn exc usye o. his party the
day he came, and they have been coming ever since
Bur there IA vet large number OF tn no
aud few OF h' resorts report any su number a.
last year atiths time.
OF course the event OF the week has been thu arrival
OF Presiden Arthur. lie aid hi party wore wlrei Ue
the msu tans the RAPID style known lo modern
rslroiing. and have aeard one OF the parry express
sny desire To ,ry quicker
To-day 80, down Tor tue Presidents or We 20 t.-
Overlook bu having important business wi hi,, ore
tary OF State. vino arrive yes erdy. may ,o "a uu to dc
fer &c until next week lie Drove WI Mr HaraIus g.
Hunter 20 Jor4ay whsro hi, fre d Police Cpmm.' .r
Ml-on ready greet hum. Tle numerous y'.I'o a
IN that reglu turned IN fun fore. rushing 10 The
Hunter House. where ne stop led for o tine.
Tac Proa lelt will dluDtrs I'm mo q OF S ~oo~
r. %. Catsk4l, unless sudie Ny called 10 th. ptl.
PIcLcr.l q. Ing still remains most cnuc,us spo.
srtat y. j Cue star. ID ryboiy 40 On. hotel on
Wednesday Eve ling by walking with m gni1c ot
Esh weigh ng thr q and hair pounds. 10 htd lu7t
caught IN the lake and now the demand FOR boats *
G. d. the supply.
CHIEF justice waite and wife deli sAtei wit
h l X Kaatrrsdll Mountain.
Thom4s clyde the veteran ,npbuder OF PAl ielp.la.
b sD0u xpected at the Ka ltersul
The readin groom Of the Grand IA well supplied. ana
guest, ind f. pleasant pi,c IN he cloudy. gloomy
weather which prevails much OF the time.
This popular seems remain III Co the roof.
quests are LEAVING and coming every day All available
cottages aud rooms in vlcu " nave been ssed
b service and Pine Hin village is also 6rll liant with
sumner vi itOrs.
John Burroughs has lately been camping IN picrlr-
sque Og nut In snyder Hollow In company with a
hiesd-
HR Romeyn, the Neg-York tenor, With Ms son
Charles the architect. the Kaaterslu on Tue
iay, having also paid brief visit 10 he Grand
That me Presidents daughter Of twelve years should
sarry her doll GA her mountain vaca ion has been tie
subject Of comment am ng visitors generally. Miss
Nellie an her cousin however are graceful dane
ere and both winning much favor the Kaaerski\
by their naiVcte and marked int ugeace.
Manager Paige says TIE tribune leads all the Othcg
dales at the Kaitersksl everybody seems buy The
TRIBUNE there and especially GU Sunday Prompt y at
In the morning the paper found on sale; guests Guy
they pass IN TO breakfast and their dig sOn Is com
Portable and complete. Tue papers get In abouI
-four Later, and bads left" AL the week the
news agent says THE TRlB0As Gas had long lead In
sales
Tomorrow for the first tine the southwestern or
Ulster and Delaware pOr ion tIe Catsk Will
be supplied with The SUNDAY TRIBUNE at breakfast
Special locomotive will whz up valley from Kings
tsn begins to and dstr butte the papers
every point
concert at the Tremper House Tuesday evening
ast D. Professor Blu and his family Is Aguly spoken
Of
rsad hop was enjoyed by the Overlook guest last
nj o..
Co. Tie kaaterskll Falls nov cOpOus and bcauflfu.
lhefe Is need pem~nt nature Dos device ~
van TINS The water tumb e. over the precipice
VI prOtnaiun
c q Mills Is again al he Laurel House with his piano