New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
THE ACKNOWLEDGES.
A RATHER BACKWARD SEASON.

PLENTY OF ROOM AT LOVELY PLAcEs-THE sun
DAY TRIBUSE-ARRIvALs
PpoN AN oCc AsIoyAL CORRESPONDENT THE rRfBUSEI
| ELIzABETHTowN, July 23.-Through this en-
tire region tho general opinion seems to be that tho
season is rather late No doubt the coming month
will rush Of tourists to this region, rs August
always has In previous years. but ono can only
wonder why July should not also be popular month";
| MS well as August and September. Better accommods
lions can scarcely be wished than furnished by the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company's Railroad. and
after leaving Whitehall the region through which tho
road passes abounds In historic interest and superb
scenery First gets glimpse OF the ruined oatie
mcnts OF old Fort Ticondcroga haowed by 80 much
history romance. and thon the train passes TO tho
shore OF Lake Champlan running for sixty miles beside
its clear blue waters across which passengers oy inc
morning train see the rise the Green Noun
tains. To the New-Yorkcr who has been struggling
| with burning payements and close buildings
the sight OF tho broad expaBse Of Lake Champla,n
walled by the hills OF Vermont is simply glorious Be-
fore reaching Port Kent the railroad rises on the rocky
shore to height OF hfty seventy-fvc feet Champln
having wdened to twelve miles, and the outlook over
this great expanse OF intensely blue waters Is superb
good roadbed aud polite officials add To tho pleasures OF
the trip accommodate business who must reach
their homes on Monday morning Sunday sleeper has
recently added to the leaving Westpor Mt
$40 p. M. thus greatly accommodating tourists with
limited time In the mountains
The past weeks throughout the Adirondacks nave
been delightful Weather which In New York and other
cities has torrd Is Just right here and II the sun
at noon gets trine for tennis and lramping.
the nights make up by calling for couple OF
blankets Indeed tourists all through tho Adirondack
seem to feel great satisfaction In thinking as they
climb into oyercoat In the evening OF certain
friends home who pin their entire faith on pa-eai
fans and ice.
The topic OF greatest interest during tho past week
H.. ,ba nj At
us Sunday edition all through the mountains Last
Sunday by means OF n special train on the Delaware
and Hudson. and special wagons through the noun
tains THE SUNDAY TRBUSF penetrated 10 Lake faclu'
the Lower saranac aud Paul Smiths, besides all inc
neighbosing resorts The papers wcrc brought to
Ellzabethtown by wagon, where Mr.. A. C. Leach, pro-
pretor OF the Lake Placid and saranac Stage Line was
himself IN waiting with a light wagon aud two iine
horses The bundles OF Isisnsds "G Th. q nS,ay
between Elzabcthtown and Lake Placid was thoroughly
Gel their bundles. Al Lake Placid Mr. J. c. Thompson
with a spirited horse and blackboard wagon TOOK
fourteen hours and fifteen minutes after leaving
Albany Paul smiths was reached at 300 D. M Just as
dinner ihe trip being the fastest ever made TO that
place. Delight was expressed on all sides AZ inc az
pearance OF rE TRIBUNE which IA practically the only
NewYork daily at the hotel and soon al the camps ana
cottages the vicinity knew OF TIE TRiBUsEs enter
Al ElIzabethtown the hotels arc becoming quite gay
town is constantly cnivsned not only By arrivals of
guests az the hotels, but by tho constant passing
mountains. II one inquired the cause Of Elizabeth
WINS popularity could doubt be found In the fact
Adrondacks aud Is very accessible which the traveller
soon finds is great advantage Tennis the iayorite
sport here friendly matches frequently played
between teams from the Mansion House and Windsor
Among the best players arc Messrs d. ana j. a; ,Sn
Wagner, Of New-York, A. l. Bcebc. New-fork, ana o.
H. southard. Brooklyn a,c,..
j. h. Ddmont; f. Z. Dodge and family the Rev T. D.
Hughes. London, England Mrs. a; Jacobs anu ian"{
M b. mr. s. A. Neal and Miss Neal william Mann
berg NJ Olyphant and family. Robert Oily phaut and
REEVES ReeVe: Judge " A. sacEstt and family, NJ j. Giiman
G. d. Van WAGNER, j. A. Van Wagner, G. d. wan Van
w %o4S, william n%% i Raphael W. P scott: Z
g. H. Serb scr6ner DR. ii. p Bowdch O ~ Carter: peT
ter, Miss Kate Mehan. H. f. Bostwick and WIFE, ~ L.
Palmer, Dr. Charles & Fitch II r. Chase; G. Cunning
ham j. Il. Comfort and wife Miss Randall; r. :. Holt
Miss Mace r. j. Lewis and wife. H. Abro, Miss AlbrO
Anna Wheaton, L. F. Sleeves II. b. Mason rr ana
KATE Mr. Mr.. IL G. Enos g. Van Ingen Frank Eno,
Miss Eno,. William A. Holiday Mrs a. Holiday rrant
W H. BelIamy, g .. Wood. g. f. Ward and family. Mrs
xs e. Masn ps% si these G Doea%
j. j. X Haiket, F. b. smythe. William Lawrence, d. s.
M0I Tsi.s Miss SS'i Ford MIS-, NJ L. Dickinson
soulhar and family T6sodCrc Frost n aS family n W.
inetoa Mrs j. sou-ser Miss Seie Emendorf Miss NJ
Good Miss Gchrist Miss Giiohris ~ seymour w ana
Il
press William II. Miller. w. l.. Whippe, H. X Wilbur
A. Fuauct Mrs J. W. Taylor, Mrs. Brooks and family
A. L. Becbe. G. q. Foster, Miss Cora H. FOSTER Miss q
The%pscn cr'chsr shr%an and %, WIFE, C. j.
| Mrs Ed ward Judsan and family, Miss IshaIn, Mrs. r.
Faonbeck family, g. T. Boebe and Mrs O. r. Beobe,
Mrs Crosby and daughter, Mrs A. Is MARKS MISS Jna
| Brown. q. j. Banks, II. Marks and family Miss O. H.
| Macy w. j. Fitzsmmons. r. q. Fuller A. wall,
| Ing T. b. Redneld. Mrs. G. II. Burr, Misses Burr,
1 Addison Baird. W. T. MARYLAND Miss A. Gallup, Miss
| Joyce John Moer, Misses Moer. j. l.. KIRK. MISS
Emma Kirk Miss X. Kirk, A. NJ Armberg, H. NJ wilkins,
Mc(iregor Miss Wilson, ii. A. Loring g. L. Harding ana
At the Cascade House, which beautifully situated
the Widest scenery OF the Adirondacks upon the
gnests: Mrs g. |. r. steevcr Phladeiphia; Mrs, j. b.
| HasEin New-York, W. Is. Ketchum. New-fork Miss M
A. Todd Philadelphia. J. =. Paris: Phiiadepna " ="
K.tcham New-York, Mrs. 9. Bushey, New YORK. - ~.
Hrmonr brooklyn. w. II. wolford, Brooklyn, Dr. j. ".
| Wsy Pernambuco Brazil, Miss = T. Evans. Greenhela'
| Conn. the Hon j. J. f. Randolph, New. j. T.
| Rmnnel New-York, q. L. Dorand and Miss Doriana'
Joaeph Murray and wife, g. b. Williams, New-f OK
one soon becomes good fisherman staying AT the CAS-
cade House. that IL the chief Occupation there Sa
| mentioned that three pound specked trout was OK
hibIted BY a happy fisherman ut the Allen House Lac
Placid on Monday evening. IL was caught IN Tue hu
aabI. River not far away At late hour mat night
there were indications that the whole male popuat,o
| IF the hotel would camp out inc next
| moruing ON the banks Of the AuSabc.
Al the Mirror Lake House, situated very pleasanmy
Mirror Lake, one OF the Lake fiaclu erouY
are tI,ese guests: Cbas r. Armour. Brookyn; j. IL
Van Amrnee, Mrs. J. ii. Van Amringe Miss Emiy ,an
Mrs IL A. FIciss Robt A. Fleiss. Bryan Johnson New
York; j. A. Bennett and family, Woonsccket y; ~
| fohn Hatzel New York; A. C. Dickinson, Troy; r.
Wohlftrt, Mira. \. W. Wohlfert Aud chd. new io'A'