New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
JEWELLERS IN COOL PLACES.
THE CATSKILLS.
.rprECT WEATHER AND HAPPY VISITORS


u..rrpsxuI. July 1.-THE atmospheric
.,,on. of this mouptain region have rarely been so
..,,. IN tho interests OF vistors aud entertS'"''
-, .om,ny consecutive days Not murmnr aEa"''
.,. ~esiher has escaped tho lips OF anypou'. -.
~ s, ,a.t week TO pe sure. now 1t 10 all iaio ''
an. charming showers Of tue past two days N'o.N
h,da.n the distant landscape at times. ou' 'no
~,n,,l cloud effects to be In the CatsSis arc "
. mncn interest most visitors "a the distant =,
-. o.. uouln cara 10 miss the ceaseiess panora"" "
vo,or over the valley far belo ". especi,y ""o'
,ntsd by the light OF the sun or moon from 'he 0'
above. ,n nm to-day,
Crowd. OF new visitors have been coming up go w.,
and several OF ne smaller houses are repor'ou '"
...,a .t this famous hotel tonight Ia or""' o"
-,.,,er v,ewed I'm the spacious rotunda' In 'no e.
ain,ue.room, out the broad pi"1]A' "n ~s.,a
-, ,n IN. nsrlor or later in tho opera hAii' ,'''
s.vv tripping away the last hours Oh 'no "e
Tn. soughtly little summer weekly kuo"u
X KafersIW made Its second appear"no" 'o' '"o
nero to-day. 1t has ten pages ana Is '0'' =.
vrh the guests Like all the other ar''s'o p''"']-
onrsd nv the hotel such as menus. programmes
a,o ,,,s nrtnted at the hotel printing o'iioe'
which ia welLequlpped steam Joo once r,.
~. r.v,or and a force from The Ph,ladetph'a IN
ouircr Office. os Z. he,nc
tennts tournament at the New Gran" - 800 100
.-rsnced by Samuel J. Cornell son OF the p'op''o'o
=, ,n., resort Tennis is always . iavor'o Spo'' 0'
This Summit Mountain terrace 49, ..
wr,sn 81 Romeyn. the veteran journalist again pre-
ovsr ,bs postsl department at the Summit. He 10
r,oxn bv the ladies AS Chesterfield OF the Granu'
Rang An old. school Republican. mis- lucrative sppoin'
nent under Gle veland Is subject OF comnenI
rhe season at the overlook opens auspio'ousy No"'
hundred Of the old permanent quests nave Sfo""' ~
tprned for the season, and Colonel smith "a III scneeru
mood In fact he has the reputation OF being the man
.ser who always smile. Most OF this overlook
mad bv tne
vd park Is said contain 5000 acres The tower ON
,h. crest brings the eye elevation OF $500 feet
above tide where the view Is unobsructeu anu one may
look into seven states on a clear day.
The 0rand Hotel Neps sg issued for the benefit Of
erm,u Mountain guests aud their friends II contains
conf entia letter the pubic in behalf OF the hotel
by "rhe saunierer" and the usual columns of pea-ant
per.ons Items But the unique typographical confusion
ed shows that the proofresdor IL tired rest
In the mountain air is suggested
Mr. Charles L. Beach, tue veteran pioneer OF the Cats
KIN Mountain hotels may still be fonnd at his FAMOUS
Pine Orchard resort Although somewhat feeble Win
siyancGg years he likes to keep wstchful eye oVor
the general AFFAIRS OF the house. AM loves TO expala'o
upon the beauties Of his famous front view OF the river
valley lie is an interesting taker and Will sit In his
Old arm chair rocks for hours telling now ne ran
some Of the first from ithaca TO New-York before
the advent OF canals stramboats or rall"ays ne ris
me- it w4s staging aud not IN mountain noteis ue
made hi. pie. Nil Beach prices himself III having Kept
bs vas, mountain park free from the despoiers axe
He will not allow or drfacci in that forest
Nutwithst,n all that has b' en- SAID cOncernng me
relation. existing between him and Mr.; Hard.ng his
becnbor OF Kaaterskll In the past dll seems most
amcsbir between them At present
Mr. W. Y. Taylor and family. OF Philadelphia havo
the ELEGANT apartments at the Grand occupied 10y h-n
lost year.
poe Al the Graud The entire mountain ter
race TO he decorated and brilliantly Illuminated Tor
' Srsce Gniles. wife of p NJ. Giies. new. editor o
The hIgstOn freeman. formerly Miss Grace Forster.
viii give dramatic rcadiugs aud reciiations al various
points IN the range dnrlug jay and August She has
i-cured dates Tor Ho-i Kaaterskii Hunter and other
resors Her proIrannts embrace pat"euc' sehu'
mental. humorous s-ectiOuA
Person, going up tnc mountain by the Catskil Noun
tam Railway can now he met At PaehvIle by special
conveyance ordered b. tergraph to Hotel kaaieski
The up the mountain OF nearly two hours Is
now reduced to about one h"ut anu oy
fast with light loads Up TO tins dae ihe Ca'skil
Mountain Railway Company reports about tho same
trsfhc MS last yrar Ihe IVES. oh"re - W uos ,
sbseOf the tstsl business than usua ana the Centra
bs proportion y reason Of the CONCESSION gtau'ed
IT, K Kornrvu tne Ncw-York tenor. is spending much
Of his summer vacation at kingSton. where ho owns
much valuable real estate.
Dr. Gro.gr T. shrady Will spend most OF the summer
bis Pns Ridge cottage Oh the Hudson. opposite Bar
rytOwn. With sfsmlly.
"Margs Won suan." who will be remembered as
pheasant Contributor 10 the columns OF The hddtcrSEiH
last <-On. asan suiDu' ring at that resort
Three buuired thous,ud young trout were placed In
the Ktaicr,k Mountain streams the nrs; week Ia July
III currrny reported that the capacity Of the New
Or'nt = 10 Dr IA ei"iy ih'ie"seu "t'er tne ci"se oi
tue prrsrt season "nearlJ doubcd the report says
y.
b- profitable nveSIm ut TO the proprictors of The
Gr~ud a. well a. ther gusts.
Tue summit .ub. an imPtomptu social organization
sud MIS- ~. .uturi W. Fay. Richard HcrrIck. Miss VI.
A. Scluit dnI Mss Annie l.. Cooley are among the
nir'uhrr, ar~Uty there.
Bishop Cars Of Rhode Island. IS .ummer!ng at the
kaartseilL Iue Rev Dr. StJddatd, Of New-iork. with
his isuil, - also iLrte t'r The se ohi season
IHr led-e DuNe around the southwestern brink OF
- o liig PeNK win imrueu.r slope OF bil
lcwy ,er lurc studded here and there with gisteuinx
IL tf.alf - Ile ISIl lf(
Tie grand c,ny"r. looks toward the setting sun
Is a Charming carriage trip on cool AFTERNOON. Tue
d. y Hndiu. L. :. A.. Ia at the RIP Van wukle with
bswir. Ihis large aud pl-ssaht hoei al PINE lii
charming valley drive of twenty miles more leads
t"tion "rd iiatt'vi!r Tue road Is fair aud The
~. dc l. picturesque.
tota'es iIcd nio the CAt-sil Creek wDile attempting
10 cfoss Au.tu's dtnl Mcs-rs Jackson and Rickwel
Their "t-, EahSnty Into the wafer TO their
rr-cne brt for tn- sddon" aid Of others the wnOie
parry nisht have ueen drowned.
lhr West Shntc company l. receiving much praise Tor
IT, handsomely arranged lswn and flower hOrdrrs at
the Union D.p't IA kngson. The name Of the station
III" stony Ccye ruu from PhGnicis to Hunter
last sunday n0rnlug. 5J inmates being the usual time
Tor pass" ger trans. iuciuiiug stops Frank COnery
W. 'hsih'oi '1li hH cnglhe was lh toVn hunol, Hnd
wh-n he threw her a open she climbed that heavy
Nluam Be-, en- AMI Mrs b -d.n are among late com.
o"a yn are among the ntst on The register. IbcIr
cauEurf his. naub II suOn expected to JOIN them
WIN p-tty Oi friends frOn seaside resorts.
>hrrr Grant and Ere COMMISSIONS Croker OF New
York. sfe a. the Columbian.
Ms. L,ihrt iyon, = he Madison Square Company,
vhb srit,ts selected from LEADING New York tn-st
su present - cety pays tleadug r-sotts the
snd-f the thas"moit ~ George Douglass
hrie - cons dcf-"ir eiciteuent iu tns Cairo region
over TIE oil aud utur gs- indications The
lace 10 sa1 Ia he a. favorable stknuNrrsye. Albahy
o"unV superintendent CRANKY Ia charge there. be-
tsu boring al afro V-day.
h'w pay nY lac Student will soon be presented
fot Tue dei-ctstion OF summit Moautsin guests
senator "a rlrs tirischt aud fsu.y OF Opto have
hSen 'n- Ncrn e. cottage at Guius Corners for lee
euuuef.
some 81 The later arrivals are given below:
hor' hddtTst I'll prncef {. Doty. l. |. Collins, q.
" Ausse. is ~, J. j. Krily. 4. yian, l.. I-ouy
~ =" j. IA sell. s4d vie. A.ury IA. Percy. George
"'i'ei' nt"fKe weaver aud family PROBES A. H.
.a''siu, W : NheriwiIght AID wifr. A. -chenck aud
ssspy' '" Is X kst. So Marshall, Mise Cnau,er H. IL.
.st aud vile. MhTr rr Powell aud vile. Ausou t. Pond
- VIE, 4. ;. i"nh aud fanny. ". -. NicnoS AMI
- N'- FORKS r.. ". Buingei aud family brooklyn:
sn"n's > Henry, Ewing J. Hunter, John %. II gnes
- = Button HOOpcs aud VIE. William Watson and