New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
SUMMER RESORTS.
AMONG THE CATsKiLLs.
THE SEASON AT ITS HRidnr.


al the weather has been heard In the mountains to'
the past days ID is now just about warm eho"sn'
wet enough dry enough, and good enough TOR any
.xcept the chronic pessimist and anything Is oc'ci
than he deserves, anyway.
President Arthur and party left the Catsks yes'er
.av a. before announced His soiourn at the kaaters
WI has been notable event in the history OF tha' NAM
o,h resort IL would that almost everything that
could be done for his comfort and pleasure mas peeh a'
,shlv performed by HIS host Mr.. George Hafdmg MS
efficient manager, Mr. Paige and the force under tueu
The Presidents desire for rest and quiet seems 10 nave
,en the only limit upon the efforts OF his entertainers
Last night the trial scene from "PickwcR was
enacted in the Opera House there 10 the interest anu
endowment OF the guests and all who were assemoieu'
General Sharpe appeared as Sergeant Saubbin Mr. Hard
trg as Busfu-, and ex-Distret-Attorney wheeler II.
Peckham Justice Saceetgh The President iausueu
heartily.
Tbe Grand rush at the new Grand Hotel seems to con-
,,nue and Canaan Gilett is deuged with applications
daily Either Summit Mountain or its enterprshg mdn
arer or both. must be unusually attractive 10 summer
vsttors President Arthur, who was expected to pay
bref visit TO the Grand while in the range failed TO DO
40 and some disappointment was Occasioned III conse
quence.
fancy dress pall is the great event at the Tremper
House tonight There has been considerable briancy
at this resort of late Among the details OF the weeks
social n an interesting candy pull on Monaay'
@siiaw ride' Ia Cassls; and game OF paseoI- Inc
now, wralt6y Phiadalphil gentleman at the Kaatersk
for tie season has thirteen rooms for hl parry o. neGn'
for which lie pays $500 per Week & suite 10 m e'0
Wal on Van Loan, the Catsk guide an map pIDlshe.'
Is al stamford adding TO his porIoAo VI sAotCuos'
ne Rev Henry Ward Beecber and Mrs Beecher ara
ip.vec,or Thorne Of ths New-York Police free has
been sotourning at Milton b. F. Ish rwood 81 the vy'
j. nj the Tremper James Brevoori the artist ana ar
los FarDi, secretary OF legation Hou UFusui!' arc d.
The recent financial troubles o. the Catskil Mountain
Raj way Company have led the CatsklI papers III nV
The promo ers and operator, of the Kingston route Th
probably hal hte.or not hing 10 do WIN the aI bul
viii preferences f0r better route as they see H. ana
both rout 5 are doubtless nee led now
Mark T. Harms OF san Francisco he amateur chaDplon
swimmer Of Ca ifornia Lake Aun katrlne Hc TOOK
part in swimming contest there yesterday afternoon On
Aueus 30 he viii compete against all coniers on the
Hrlem River for the amateur American ch4mplo snip
guests OF he wne1esea at Palepv ne 3T inc @
Of the mauntain nne o[ches'ra; rr on1,
rll were leading features Of the evenings programme
an rcent concert at the CATS i'll Opera House
most enjoyable affair and one Of the most a9'ir ever
bSJ ip that little summer borough although 10 was
SHINY attended Mr.. Frederick seymour TIE leader had
an orchestra OF hfteeu pieces selected nom e nouns
ana the New-York Oratorlo society orcnestr1 MIS-.
Marcia Wilson the meZzo-soprano ana MIS- hoouson
the pianist ~, .,. - ,to rr,,,tor ,sso-
ratop at OF Hunter Mountain. VIII beSlh on me
eOh. To continue ten days more charming OF dehE1t
weather willing the Attendance Is likely TO be very i Ee
j lA =
vacit Allan a. accompanied by party OF Irlehus, To-Day
The yacht will anchor of Kingston ana the party WI DO
Wh.d up the Catsdlls by special train, proceeding 70
Hotel Kaicrskll where Nj. Gould expects TO spend
The large Prospect Park Hotel, near itskn Landing
ieuorts an exceptional Of patronage during the Weh
many guests having TO be " rooInicu ou1i 'c
with fue river view in front and charming mountain
fasaiona6le society lady at leading resort IN the
Catshs prdes herself ON being the Posstssor OF H.
md three maids. Having been in the range two weeks
and chan ed her attire only three times each day., she
hopes th will he long enough TO alo" Sinking
er ga weekly hon ut Doottl4 Pavilion near South
Cairo station Inch is greatly ENJOYED 0y the many VS.
The prospcrons seaso at The Overlook stn continues
weeks past Mr. Haske!is au~.ts always IN
lov the satisfaction which comes from 2 feeins
that one s looking down on s D 6e aSq r
H.Tden9 Kinder sufon-, was reeeu. novel paror
event nm Ia. era d. The walls were deliberately drdped
and fstooned, and uns ma Len gugs,s fn
Soil The large audience IN attendance were deISA1-
RSbrrt lendenninr the Philadelphia banker the
5raud with MS family stephen y Roach OF NeW-1orA
S'1ef n5ce waite aid wire are still a, the Kaaer
XII Justice strong ana mY are theTe nor Tue 81 son.
Judge McCarter OF Newark also among I"e recent
Dr b f. Dexter Of New-York is attn. or nd
d. George f. : rady, Of The Acftct Aec2fu, re-
turned home from his "a skin soioprn with BIS family
during the week. He VIII come again later when
B ..sad with more leisure time.
cLaSn'cy F. Kerr !. ag champion bowler at me
Noilt so ar Two utL4I-u d-o ip.'A - 'IN --.7''-
a 6,ioon ascen-i IN and fireworks the Tremper
30l.e Tues ay -ht was brilliant >pe ttclG n tii
npIrant mountain amphlth q. ie. W.. g D. NetIeu'
ENew-York, was the promoter Of the evenings pleas
a novel iu.iden. occurred recently at the II9ner
House ~ which Police toum-sioncr Ml-oi' on NV
FORK WHO is summerlg there figured most couSplcu-
busy. A New-IOrk lady guess WHO n consequence Oh
y accident was obliged to Walk WIN cru tAg, io"pHS
fy, slsnhed desire 10 JaAe a. IH'. III
Mason loosely sggsesie4 o Ia WneecaTSTg t1c
ar oPtr S TIM Wr Mason .uld So td handle
ff.ff Tx DTfV nj q.
and III ing ms pass in. of he welt down the lawn
rstti ng pace oi owed by Of laughter from
lie assembled guest. He returned some ume ait-r
ward the perspirnion ziug At every pore;
recent hop at Bre ze Lawn Was notable incident to
Wheeler Il P,ckham has be nresiug at the Kaa'er
XII
: Tbe wafer. ana h1ll boys Of Hotel KaatcrekH lave
gtnetc game. W N take p ace lawn. sting of
hurdle racing sack race run hop. step and Jump, etc
Iuc CUES nave been getting up purse as al lhcen
Among recent arrivals are:
Orey.0ok Rouse-Wlliam p Parr, Mrs. Parr G. ".
Leven'rti, Mrs J. Levy, John j. Morris j. Monroe
Taylor, Mrs. G. G. Pope. L. T. Aldr dye. ". y. Pollock.
WHY Marriott. NewYotk; Mutton Pyne, Mrs. George g..
MOTIFS and TWO daughter, Mrs "nnln II ~ SchTPi'
Marion Levy, MIS- schreimer Mit Pgmmer Mr,. + N.
Mitchell, Brooklyn; Mrs. f. s Richards and daughter
Mis- l.. :. Cymer, b. h. smith Reading Penn; 6c rye
} Chambers and wife, Harrisburg; Mrs. L. r. m ~,
a NJ johnson. Baltimore; Charles p. CnOlte, Deto.;
John Ii. Belcher, Cleveland; W. ~ Haskell and child
Grand Hotel. f. d Cram and wife, Miss C. / Fulton,
l. NJ. Stewart and family. W. A. Boyd ana family. l.. y.
braham and wife, Andrew II Miller and mly, ". NJ
Farr j. 4. Ryan. Mortimer smith. Henry L. Burke, J..
pBren ard wife +. II. Lord, j. H. Wri sht and wife, D. j.
Porter ana fumily, NJ. G. Bonnel, NJ J. o.
1rOucr Mrs. l.. Trltter Samuel Robert. NrW-York;
O. spark. Mrs. J. T. Coleman Miss L. T. Edwards. Rob
er tendenng and family George Here and family. pr
p d. Keyser C. X Mount, Phila iephia Alfred A. Peck
and wife. Warren J. Jennings. W. H. Harris and wife,
Erookiyn; ". n. Cole and family, Baltimore.
Hotel KGdfersLtif-A G. ClarksUn. T. W Harrison A.
prass MI Baty and wife Mr. Hemerman and family. g.
v CLICK and wife j. L. stewart, G. H. Cove and wife. b.
etein T. Rothschild c. buchanan, A II. Dernti, T. t.