New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
THE CATsKILL RESORTS.
FAVORABLE CHANGE IN THE wEATHER-REcENT
ARRIVALS OF GUESTS.

fFROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
KINGSTON. y. Y. July 26.-At last the wealth
er has been obigngy warm in tie mountains ior Re"
davs and vet the houses are not full and the catsh
landlord is not supremey happy. But crowds are now
coming up every day, ami many rooms long vacant ae
receiving occupants. II is delightful throughout inc
range now, aud desirable feature seems waning 90
make life enjoyable here. Frequent and coplols rams
have made all a. AMI clean daisy. ne ar was
never better and nature Is doing everything she can for
the comfort and pleasure of her summer guests and She
is heartily seconded by the ample cndea7or OF man. me
Ea0,ersH which is issued ~cmweody by the kaater-
skill Publishing Company" has come ont with sixteen
pages. Il began with four pages IN l-9@. Tie HH""
Ph0nir lust started in the Hunter locality is ne"-J
sheet dished M for guests in that region once week.
and The Grqaf HoieI Ne,rs issued summit Mountain
caters 10 the utalappctite- Of visitors There andat Pine
Hu Hence the Catskils are not without an amp-e
supply OF indigenous literary food.
The Kaatcrsk Theatre and Opera House s to be dedi-
Gated on Saturday evening, August = leading opera
troupe is promised
Sgnor Brsno has been tn Che range OF Iate preparing
for a few musicalc5.
William Aston and John j. Astor' lr OF new l"'N' ''
at the Kaaterskiu for % sedson.
7 Leslie Gos,in the dramatic artist, has arranged
musical entertainment for the Kaatersku Theatre on
fine evening of August 21 Mrs. NJ d. Elliott. soprano
and Miss Laura 4. Collins, pianist will assist
Mes.rs. Nlxon and zimmerman. Of the PuIade' pha
Chestnut Street Theatre. are no the Grand
Mayor Smith and Disuct-Attorney Graham OF Iha-
dcphia recently visited the kaatcrsuiL The at'er l.
soon to return with his family
Bishop stevens and family. OF Phhadelpha u'' ''"
mt Kaaterskn some days.
George Riddle of Cambridge gave readings 'l '"'
E,atorstfu l1st evening Among hs selections were
Golden Mesbes" lately written for him 10y M'od howe
ami the humorous number. HowcIss" sleeping Car
The Rev Warren Randolph. of Newport, H. L.
preached 100 Hunter last sabbath
social hop was enjoyed on saturday 10y guests o' the
Lexington Touee also Tuesday evening at West
XIII A..
The grand tally pull" recently arranged at the
N,untalu Retreat House. Tuucrs'ilc wac 'o broken ia
upou by sue4ta FROM other HOUSES that ml'' Ao'''
AMI concluding hop was substituted Inc "-''7 "''
held over till a aubaequcut occasion
rhc sacred concert ny tho oornana orchestra %, "'''
Kantoraiiu on sunday evening wna notable i'A'l'
amonF tho many cuioymor'H provided at thia ''7'r'
Another ct,clrut rfosf ammo f. lroie'Hol Tot "m'n""
evening
The nrg i Lester Wells, of Ncvnrh, IS. i, auuoancr'
an arr entertainment and illustrated lecture nl th'
u.ffrr rre.bytrriau Church ou Tuesday night
Two hears we're recently caught ia the vicinity of West
kin and another wac captured Tuesday night 40 ed
ii Hr,r.tir'uu'- Corners he had taken some thirty
sheen nom farmers tnrro lately, and grand hunt Was
arranged hrun vas hh'll 7"tIouhl'I u4 8piii", M
N Mil thus be seen THAI Cat-ldl bears are not wholly
creatures OF reporters ma-Hatloh5' Dul an "''"' d"
The report that Lam, ,9arge hotel 40 ,handaken
had been closed Is incorrect ana seems % nave ueon
started by cyl-ilsp Used parties ne mouse T. ppcu
and has many pleasant attractions, but lis r' ao nave
h2S n'Cl frr IL bo11nza 10 the West shore Rail
The present receipts OF the company are sdu To
r. G Winthrop. lr OF Boston. is at the Kaaterslul
Henry Monet of the West shore Railroad has been Al
The sacred concert at the Grand sunday evening Is
highly spoken Of Tie Rev Dr WeudeA Prime 2 Jew
York. preached in the p3rlors In the morning William
Sto tie orchestral leader has made some happy seec-
tons Tor his musical company az me FfahI i. .Ne
q a
elaronet solo and Mr. -to- violin VIII also be heard
Professor Perry gave a se3uee III the Grand pdIor7
on Tuesday night 20 the evident ENJOY heh' Oh numerous
Te overlook resort seems enjoy exceptional run
of patronage one hundred and eighty guests are now
rrrorted there Twenty more would I'LL u up Inc pres
emf warm weather is delightful on that slightly cr1g ~
Grand with his family Tor tAe sumner H. H. p ~ ~
551 Ijes also arrived there Tuesday. He proposes
e ascend slide Mountain and then the PA-."dcphan'
vii hear something duuuituc 'atshl--- -,.. d.,
Robert BUST of the seed ana lower lrll OF IA''e.
Alan Wood the P1adclphia iron merchant. Is nj the
Grand with hi, wife and r Ni, ana VIE %. Nqfi-io|h
Gently arm el a' u Mn f- r. F AID ,T of rA
JsI-@ W j. Magic. OF Elizabeth, \. j., is expected
therc wi liz Lis family in p few days.
r Iaman and wife came alb the way from Shanghai
Trcldraf Artnar viii Visit Klatcr-am ON Wednesday
or rHIatv IN lom1au- vi, his dau-h.er and niece and
General sharpe. lie VIII remain Week oi 't- ~ u"
then -real some day- at the country ig-aenec Of William
G Dm-uare TOO -tIatsburg ou the Hudson. roo
The state >teuouophcr7 A--"c'Ll"h WIZ A''' Inch ,i
uia;a annual meeting at tine Laurel House az h'"eF'"
Among nc arrivals Il, the leading hotels are the lol
G-c- oE H21se-w II NcElrov ana wife. Mr. Thomas
d Beatty Mrs. James 4. JrIues9. j. A. Nunierl l aug
we Ns . 'i c. K -hlcicr Arthur H. Muller,
Charles e. bry r. II o. A'll5 o NV" T.,g pe
Albany: Robert j. swan aud family, Geneva n ~
john !. Morris 95d ~ I'r''2l, ~ 90 and c-ieo g. p
Rogers. Minnie johnson W. W. Johnson. d. b.. b3rlia'