New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31
IN rue CATsMLL MOUNTAINS.

TIE HOTELS DOI%G GOOD BUS1NE-S-MANf NfW
AERivALs-oPENING or THE SHOOTING SEASON.
rFnoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRBrSEI
KINGsrON, y. Y, Aug. 3O.-Iho golden
days of the Ca5k season have now arrived and those
who have delayed their visit until tho present time are IN
luck The latter part Of the week save yesterday has
been peculiarly delightful in the mountains. Clear
skies ana clear auospcios have prevailed md the dis
tan Landscapes hayo been boldly visible Tic breczes
we're slightly cooler but meyer bracng richer in
oz0nc a few additional wraps will DO found useiul at
this season, especially Tor evening wear The depart
ures are still less in number than the arrivals and the
range ia likely 10 have many visitors tomorrow ms Mt
any .othor day OF the The trains to-day haYe
been heavily loaded aud tonsht tho hotel registers
present full business aspect
Most landlords predict good September business nay
Ing large number Of engagements booked ana tho ind
cations point TO late But Of course much II
not nll depends the weather
railway rldo ut "A low price, considering tho cost 10
the company IA tho five miles mp Pine I'M, from Big
Indian 10 tho summit on the Ulster ana Delaware Tho
prndo nycrnQcs $50 feet to tho milo and tho trains are
80 heavy that tho engines need every pound " steam
they nokc But the prico per milo for cois is the
same on the loyo stretches. But the company mako
n mp on the return trip down the mountain when no
sloln ia required aud everything depends upon The
brakes.
Tho Oycriook resort has lad on exceptionally moapor-
oua scaeon cots hnyN been required 10 go halls ana
paroIs nnd no Oycr0ot Hotel Company wiil doub ''s
nsod 10 enlarge before nn0thor tc1son Tho house s
about ull oven Jot WIN railway 10 tho foot ~ n1
mountain nn imucuf0 hotel would bo required ~ iho
top Pine iInl f. ono OF he ncaos and prciu't iiitlr
villages ~ tc mountains Tho bulldnga seem n uovly
painted ord thcro s ta,o oylnood In The blending Of
color Inc plllo f. fall OF yittom an1 VIII be through
September Tho new Iap Ynn Wnldo House bias q bnc
appearance from tho cars and tho proprietor already
talks ~ enlargement.
Lastvocs l-suro OF Ihf Ea, 6tR rchcar-cs The story
Of PIP ylnWmKc Tho knoll ON which be sieIt BIS
gun, and other relies Of bis brief mountain nap may a
De seen IN sleepy IooW,a reserve htuo nook down on
the Beach raod and the Old naron with its excellent
Hollands" IS usCaly kept on tap By the jolly man who
keep, the tlo wayside inn there
The Grant House fan OF September applications and
It Will bo kept open until November
Some Columbia College boys at the Grand have lately
been amusing themselves by kicking foot ball in the
OF the hotel Being determined to kick the ball over
the top Of the building they only succeeded after demo
fishing several window lights IN the upper story the cost
OF which is carefully computed IN their bills o pro !at1
The ascent or Nh sa}J Is the proper ths 10 90
among stamford visitors. The tower is two and half
miles from the village 10y good rOad Walter Won Loan
says II commands without exception the most extended
view 10 bo had In the entire mountln range Mr Van
Santwood, OF tho Albany Day Line steamers recently
made the ascent and expressed himself delighted with
the grand'pr0~pcct.
Tie new La Mcut House at shandabin. is growing IN
favor OF late. ana now has iu complement o. guests.
The locality j. well adapted FOR fishing and hunting
and the house viii remain op'n until November
objection frequently heard to the Tee of twenty-five
cents, which Is CHARGED 40 the Kdd'ct- Fails To- those
piunging waterfall. But il seems little capuous In
view OF the tact that the 300 step and the necessary
repair and also hrcauso fine platform nearly over tie
falls and pTcclrcc really the best place To sce the iai,
Annie Hayes, Budget iieye. and Mary Nc abe Of
Ncw-Iork, were Owned ia tItshl Cfcc6 last Friday.
They were bathing one Ct sudde mo deep water
some & az, rtt of yi.,.or y1ilc attempting to
p. 900 pa 'Ng l-i l-f -'-