New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
THE CA TSKILLS.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR THE SEASON
NEW ARRANGEMENTS AND EARLY AR

BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR THE SEASON
NEW ARRANGEMENTS AND EARLY AR
RIVALS
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE InrBUrg.I
KINGSTON, July 3.-Nature has smiled upon
the opening OF the CatsKil season. Clear skies
and genial temperature have been the rule and guests
and landlords are in cheerful mood. AL the houses
are now open and the arrivals have been rapidly IN
creasng each day The usual city oupouring for In
dependence Day ia in progress to-day. Trains and
boats are well loaded and the baggagemen are in gee
The special trains are now running and VISITORS
may depart AZ almost any hour OF the day or
night mountains fresh and beautiful at ali
points now and none Will regret visiting them in ad-
vance OF the rush which comes week or two later
Aspguar feature OF the opening IL the unusually
large number OF bridal parties which have arrived Al
the Kaaterski especially. these newly welded people
very numerous, casting halo oil happiness
about the place
g. Bradley. OF The TORONTO NdH. Is IN the mountains
for few weeks with his wife,
The Chess Congress- composed Of New York and Penn
sylvan chess CLUBS will convene at some point IN the
range in August.
The Rip Van Wrinkle Club. OF CatsKil mediate clam
bake in Rip Van wnkle Glen. The alleged hut OF oid
RID was shattered by a thuDdorbolt In May last
The Fourth will ne celebrated at Hunter and Le1ing
Oy the usual public cemonstra5ion. Oh Monosy:
rew sidewalk Garhell-avc., Hunter 10 sppreel@Iou
by soIourners in shat popniou. region .ooa IN M.
mo1nI.n sreams THIS year and the imagnaHons OF re-
porters have severely taxed as usual some
~ ~ catcnc, nave actually been made. About $4,000
young trout have been placed IN the stony NloFe
The unper mountain slopes now ROBBED in beauty
| with INC o. looming kAmla, or mountain laurel Inc
the h CHER peaks are not IuY expanded As Jc
wnlle the valleys the flowers have Already disap
pesred. $500. -. -.,.. THAI
here uniie business and pront Win pleasure auu n'
| cal resuperauon for themselves and families. u. j.
Cue VIII asAn occupy MS oreezy stuio IN the sUdta
! and summer residence the Movers nix region
Dr. Firegn of New York. has arrived al us hhgs'on
summer residence With MS iam.y Lor the ssa7o N r
Reid wife nave alSO taken their resueuco %
| g. mas t.xen a house here for MIA family -
Tie Franz ADJ -chneor NocaI society are 10 arrive
here to-day a visit % Gla-co ,. .
william sto IT,. i lgsin ia charge OF the orchestra az
th- KaatersE aud the usual artistic music Is Promised
rhe team vacnt Gusse Porge after wintrrng below
the mountain. again been transported 10 hsatrfsA
IL. Uhrre n viii carr passengers Al usu. price
again at the Kaatersklil FOR goody season Robert
1oi VIE Of Rochester Or. stoddart and daughter.
Theodore Moss ard family are anon! otner arrivals
lie arr walls at the Grand have been numerous and
.lvel7 season Il distinctly inilca'rd No., -
Al Pine HI streets already populous This u
iavorIte village NOOK IN me western part " tie rang.
especially Win the clergy But It must not De Inferred
that NE ~ Pine Hill Is dul ana eedate IOi
there Is usually continuous hubbAng 81 sociAoilty aud
amusement aud the ministers are often seen IN the
'front.' RANK fOr fun novel feature OF the atlaetlVs
village IL It's name. Instead OF being On III! IL neatos
deep valley sGrro lnded by high noun ains !.
| since last season little weekly paper Known As M
PINE MI NcnHnel has Deen Ssrted there Inc arthur
! tt.t-e
| kracken Will preAcn there tO'm"rro" The heY.
Or Butler announced fOr sermon the week following
The nrsr names tue register OF Hotel haatrrsSl
this season are Or. EOne<t Newman and WIFE, or New
Trrs No sasr-r are booked for August al TINS Rouse
Manager Pare Dianhly tells a. surh applicants
"Ti'- the busy seas1u you know, anu when you cOmC
we'll 10 The bell we can Tor you.
Water a been led INTO me all Catskh Mountain
House and The guests Glazed over tue improvements
II. George cricket cluD A. Hunter AMI a avn ten
MS Laurel House, are among the social or
CARNATIONS IN that rsEion.
Several LEADING Murray Hill families are boOked tol
dfrrf sNar - WI an
There are twenty ner 0Oardnghouse- with
IN a mile OF Lexington village having capacity Tor 'VO
The following some Of tho arrivals;
| Hotel KdaterstiA.-I- Gregory AMI vie. WllAar
| Church Osporue aud VIE william L. ki,ener. 1eorS
Brurck W. b. Pierce and family Alfred BishOp Maso
and WIG Dr. stOd lard AMI daughter Gibson tdhessOc
and family. MRS Gururey ana family, water watson
| and family W. :. McFarn and wife. = sidney smith
/ Theo1ore Moss ami family, A T. ,keTrJ and VIE. Dan
| ie Duncan and wire. W Holm vorth and family. VI
Haniey and family. Mrs. A. A. TAM, Mrs. j. '" conn
New ork Dr. Russell II. johnson and fanny, Joe
cook and family q. J. o. Fisher and vie, VI. NJ OiAail
James R,,h usou AMI wife, h. VI. Raymond ana vile, "
h. Kramer and VIE, James VI. tonhrll anu "lle' III
A NcPhan aud daughter. Aicxanl Brown aud family
Mrs y Fox and family. ". e. Harris and famly, j. J.
smith ana family, Robert BUST aud tainly, fhliaue
puia: Ellen trOthin lham and daughter. j. j. hihl
h {, Pratt r.. Mrs l.. NJ Carroll. r. l.. Carroll Mr.
|, Alauy Miss A.any, Boston; Dr. ". T. Mason and wi'
ken and wife. Mss Randolph. Baltimore; Thomas
, Osborne ami VIE, New Haven, Judge f. A MacomDt
and wife Rochester; Charles Harris Dover Del, NJ
Munson and family. r. Z. Whe-ier and wife. Utica
Oiver DRAKE smith ana family, Englew0Od, y. j.;
Bennett jr and family, Hartford; the Misses Bridge