New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-06
THE WANING O4TSKILh sEAS0M.
ALL THE HOTELS STILL OPEN.

THE NUMBER OF GUESTS DIMINIsHING-ON THE
WHOLE GOOD YFAR-PERsoNAL AND SOCIAL.
,rrou TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUNE,
KINGSTON, n. Y, Sept. 5.--It has become
again in tho mountains ard the last few days
the air has been DELIGHTFUL The nights much
cooler than before, however. and September visitors
should bring warmer clothing and wraps than
needed during the summer. There Is yet little or
no indication OF autumn in the appearance of the noun
tains. An Is fresh and green summer and requires
active search to enough timed leaves to adorn
tho cOrsages OF the ladies.
The hotels large and small all open yet, thus to
remain until running expenses exceed the receipts
which is the only date far given for closing. Visitors
have been leaving in large numbers. however, during
the week. and the arrivals have fallen much short Of
filing their places especially at the large houses where
vacant rooms and empty tables begin to foreshadow
the close OF the season. But the fact remains that much
OF September and even the first half OF October. is
usually the most charming period OF the whole year In
tho Catsklls. Tho warmer weather OF yesterday and
to-day has brought many arrivals.
Judge Wallace, OF the Un cd states Circuit Court has
lately been at the Kaaterski with his wife and daud
ter. ]. c. Seymour and family, of NcwYork have
spent most OF tho there. f. T. s. barley, of
Philadelphia, is also visiting there.
pleasant Incident at the Grand Saturday evening,
was the presentation OF handsome sivcr-mounted
riding whip to Captain Gllett, by the ladies' Of the
Broom Corps, token OF their esteem for him as
Commander o. the Brigade Miss Guidet made the
presentation address, and Judge Barnett replied in n
witty speech speaking rs he said, from the bottom OF
Captain GiletVs heart" On the previous evening the
cadets were each presented with gold pin. repre-
senting q dustpan. by their commander.
Louis j. Corren the popular leader Of the Grand Hotel
orchestra this season, IS about to renqush lucrative
engagement at the Union Square Theatre and devote
himself entirely 20 the study Of the violin, placing him
self In the hands OF the renowned yrtuOso, OXIDE MusD
I IL nd mi Iv Of bpqn
ing some days at the Kaatersk J. ". Harper IT,, of
Harper Bros, NewYork and wife, also among re-
cent guests A. Feigel Consul-Genera Of the German
Empire. arrived during the week for a brief stay
The ROndout Canoe Club had sailing contest for
silver cup OFF Kingston Point yesterday. The cup is
presented by Jansen Hasbrouck jr Of this city. and
viii be awarded 10 the canoe winning the largest num-
her of races during the season
The new Methodist Church at Grirns Corners did well
to present It's financial needs during the summer board
ing season. Al the dedication it entirely
cleared OF debt Among the giyers was j. b. Cornell
who contributed 81 900.
Tho Rev Howard smth OF Brooklyn. was the olici lat
ng minister az the Grand last sunday.
George Mead OF the Mead Hotel, In Overlook Notch
says he has with applications again this
year some insisting upon seeing already engaged
by others, and then Offering much more for them lie
will build cottage on the buH west OF h3 mouse Ia
time for next season the rooms being already engaged
The season at the Overlook Home has not been
cessful as last year tnOuyh under the same eNceet
management. Greater accessibility IS needed at this
| most extensive and charming outlook In tho range.
Nr. Harding OF tho Kaaterskill, cOntempiaics the
erection of cottages IN his mountain PARK IN the Vicinity
The numerous resorts at Palonyllle have enjoyed
prosperous season. especially the Pine Grove tonse
binthesea and Maple Grove ileuse recent fair and
lawn party 40 the Pine Grove Ia aid OF the little Meho-
The Greene County fair at Cairo last week at
tended by many city visitors rjourninS IN the Vicinity
Many thought II no, el treat 10 regular country
agricultural fair, ard the pumpkin andhorse-irotoiicias
were glad of 10.
week Frdayl WAS an enjoyable event there In when
the 100 guests participated Kingston Musical Han
firrf a1sNf The liz
throughout August and September opens wei for IT,
The Rev. Dr Ormisio an interesting parlor talk
90 tie Grand Wednesday evening on " seem IN Cali
dr. shry OF III N,d'cai Record LETT his Pine Ridge
cottage iOr his city nome Oh Monday night WIZ rs
* Single Young lady wishes the acquaintance Of a
rosacf h single gent euan between thrty and forty.
h1 VIII escort i'm her walks IN tic country"
Yftitor which recently appeared IN local mountain
payer au be illustrates the scarcity OF youngmen, which
hlH existed u the Citshs TINS season as heiofe 10
might hC added hIt tAe lady In question Is good looking
me iiuutcrllcs" name Of social cluh organ
tied last spring 10 IL composed Of several We known
The r- annual dInnor the clb given atthe Hotel
Hung -ia. NcwNorS. la'i slrins, Joel = Ia'on liet
Miss Gotschalk. sister OF the late pianist ha' been
Mrs General custer was q Feccn, sucsta tho Haase
Nuremberg Iountaiu is getting be fayor.te peak
with excursion parties iu the Southern Cat-kls ~ j.
ihc rem ~ the charming Woodland valley. It's crest
rss 377s feet m tho mir aud the top 70 IS covered
win rich green moss about foot IN depth IN places
Iset wecs party Of thirteen ladies. gentlemen nnI
children made the ascent from the snyder Hollow, ana
toward evening When they came down took new 'r1il
10 being shorter But they lost the way entirely IN
tho ua rain storm Get in aud they were
forced TO pass the night ON bed Of hemoek bougs ex
posed 20 tue pituss storm.
tir sin gerry OF he Phlddcpia Record passed few
DAYS 90 tie kuatersk during the week. Henry Handy,
OF the same city. is here with his family.
Among recent arrivals are:
Hotel hoGfsrssH-Dr Mayo, L. 5. N, Mrs Mayo, Miss
NJ L. Norris, \. Thurman and son, MIS-. {. j. Norris,
Mrs. l.. j. Anthony, &. Rogers and family, Mrs.
Charles Hartman ana daughters. C. H. Erwin l. Cleyc-
land James Armstrong. ". :. Broth and family, l.. NJ.
Bdwo Dora Wheeler. Edward Fabian. Miss Dunbar,
j. s. Bach. Mrs. A. g. Slllock Dr. John Travis, j. II.
Sherwood and wife, Mira. W. T. FOrtcsque AID family,
4. G. Buck and family. Dr. A. ". Palmer New-York;
j. T. StOyoy and family, Mrs. e. ii. Talmin Mrs. J. ID.
Mack C. V Fisher onc wie. Mrs I. W. Fisher. Mrs II.
Carrop A. J. DelatrOw, Mrs ID. II. MaXon. Grace +.
Boutun A. c. Wilsey. Ethel MaNOn, Mrs. NJ. Campbell
and daughter, tho Misses HOhrOke, ". H. Nash aud
wife. brooklyn A. p Derby and family George A Sin
gorcy II. B. Ellison and family. George Grlths ana
WIFE, ~ & Marsees. W. II. Barnes and family. T.. Giles
and daughtcg George Fox and wife, Charles l.. P0gh
and wife. Il. b. Warner and family, G. c. ButterwOrh
and family, Or. IL. skinner, Philadelphia.