New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-05
THE CATSKILLS.
TALK ABOUT CLOSING THE SEASON.

MANY GUESTS STILL AT THE HoTELs-NEw RAIL
ROAD sCHENEs-ARRIvATa
trRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIKI TRIBUNE
K,Scsroy. Sept. 4.-Astronomers say that
.ummer does not end this year until the ZZd in'''"'
Cst,kil landlords will keep open therefore until then
and AZ much longer the weather and their recepu
may permit IL is not believed that any OF the largo
botes have made money enough tbs season 10 induce
tnsm 10 run many days at loss TO please few at tho
latter end or 1t is charming In tho mountains
now. or may remain or become oven moro dehHhiui
for month TO come. But the demands OF business ana
the ordinary avocatons of life beckOn the return OF VS.
itors Vacation. have expired, schools have begun AMI
hence It IL that from now the departures
will exceed the arrivals at all points. Mon
day morning will witness grand rush homewaru'
and yet most OF the hotels have promise Of far Sep'o
Der business, Tho Grand propretors claim Rooo p"S
ing engagement list until the goth. ana genera ihuo
lions pont to longer season usual The arrivals
to-day have been numerous
Visitors Will find it wise to bring thicker co'hlhR
nd more wraps than earlier the season. Tho nights
are cool aud few OF days are very warm but lne
air IL rich and invigorating.
Lacking back non the Catskll season as whole, II
ia generally believed that the total number OF VISITORS
an far ia somewhat less than last year. transient
patronage has been larger have averaged shorter
has been much coming and going, and railway re-
ceips do not vary materially from last year Tor TINS
season. while profits of many houses are nKey W
equal those OF 1855.
The largest day list of arrivals OF the season was re-
corded on the register OF the Hotel kaatorsk last SAT
urday, and sunday bis day at that brilliant re-
sort good season is reported there anu IL IS
that the pronts nearly equal tie handsome showing
o. Tn s' air H fu OF rumors concerning railways in
the Catskl Mountains OF late Those already In oprr
sfion have become popular and necessary that
changes and Improvement are now Suggesting 'no"
selves TO enterprisng capitalists -, >,
The Grant Club. of Albany. came on an e1cursion "
the Laurel House by the Kingston route to-ua'' eo"
ere
The quick trp OF the City of Kingston on Monday Is
widely commented upon. she ran rom twenty -seeon
al To- Newburg In two hours and nifty minutes ana 10
the Rondout light IN four hours and twenty hys
A vocal nnd Instrumental concert Az tue haateIskh
on Monday evening which Miss Z,chane sang seFe-
raj fne seeco.s was mncS "SaI.a visitor, 10 the
Catssls was opened 10y coorsd proprietor this season.
who re ports profitable patronage . A., c,.
A pleasing and graceful pirlor event at the Grand
Hote on Mon evening was the formal mastering out
of the Broom Bric ade. Many of the corps mai areany
departed but eleven OF the Young iauy c&aes "s
present. Those marched In The room ny captain
Major RaIhDone OF the Hartford City Guard; ana DIS
trlGt Attorney Clearwater. OF KINGSTON Inc caets
bruoms ami platinum dustpans. and Captain Gett re-,
ceved from them ine SILVER h"k vhi "a ne proIns1d
saoGid mot Ifsa i 6," v n.o 1s R IS mp
"T Tbe Holland Society viii VISIT Kingston and Hotel
K.aterskin on the IAN instant. as guests OF Mr..
= y. Coyken tan. returning to Nr", ,1 IN, IN,
following day. Tne society VIII meet at the Main street
Reformed Church chapel where public exercises VIII De
held ami large collection of old Dutch reilcs VIII NC
displayed. ,,.. hro ho.r ctvan
70 inc tte folks At KaatersEl during the season,
Dy Mrs Paige. wife the manager large nat rock AZ
M. extreme end tue lawn WAS the spot usually
selected to .pread the dainty luncn. n
The NV Kingston Opera House Will b. oInned by ths
Emma Abbott opera Company with " Lucrezla Borgla
Oh Monday night The house has bren ehIarseu, aht
rianorttrIy rrhtted ny the propretors IRON tue
Music Hall building dedicated Oy horAce 'reeiey
KiiiHo KarrasaSi. OF the Japanese Minister OF
FIuanc-. Is "A the summit Hill House. lie gave u
pleasant boating party the guests recently lie has
nren IN America about year acquire All English ed
ucatlon ana VIII enter Harvard College this TALL
Brookly people SIN In the range IN considerable
force William IL Milan Page and family are 1T Pine
I'M; g. H. IIendenherg at south Cairo, j. Young and
family Thomas Purcell ana wlle AZ LeeuS hS; D.
Muir family. ~ Il Indian; l. Rooney ana iHhny
AT Jefferson ana Mrs. = A. sutton at Gboa- W. l. ana
n. II. Warehouse ami Frank NeoD nave neeh ranplnS
our III the picturesque Woodland Valley. j. r. iaman'
Mrs william {. Drew, the Misses Kate ana Eva Frellgh
Jenni. Brown sadie 7. Miles, Il. NJ Phair. j. j. Thomas
ami Emma Dunn are also In the catsslli region
! Other late arrival iucllde the following
ge, W,; sssHn ;r s'oSse w + GTUss
Me." nm Mr. T. sa john DOO cartcr H. $
Waller, Mrs W. Durand. G. D. pasIa99a, Mr y X w.
j. Premly ana Wife. Miss A. Brckmeu. g. H. Randall Il
Young w. l. wills. +. T. Downmore, f. j. Lord b. +.
Siiephens, T. : n the Misses Fanshaw. Thomas
IIeson and WIFE, Henry Monet, C. A. stoddaId' SeW-
4veriIi, G. f. Knapp Brooklyn; J.. d. Parsons aud
VIE George +. Lewis ami family, C. Goats, Jr., Miss
coats w. NJ Sharpless and W fe. j. W. Rankin. r.. u.
Rem.en and wife Mrs. b. Marshall, VI. Middleton, j. f.
Arnou aud wife. T. HildcDraui. J. u Collins aud VIE
Monroe; j. Tnlinghast and wife. Buffalo; Thomas
Breeze Mss Breeze william Breeze. Miss NJ W. Grant,
Prospect Park-J 4. Pugsey. w. p. French and fam
iy. w. b. DICK and wife, Miss Manner j. r. Tray, f. j.
Tray ami wife g. f. Nelson b. +. de Plyn. b. r. Bedle
W. X. Mclaughlin. C. Poillon, Miss A. f MlIbank. W.
" Baker ana family. b. 7. Arnold Mrs 7. C. Bangher
vile Mrs j. v wilbur and daughter. Governor I. F.
Bedle. Mrs +. =. smith, Mrs. r. II. firmer MISS A.
Mrs t. VI. de Puy. J. : Riggs and family, T. j. Coo,
Paul and wife, New-l0iE