New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
THE CATSKILLS.
PLEASURE DAYS AMONG TIE MOUNTAINS

EFFORTS TO PROLONG TIE sgAsON-ARrIsIs AT
THEIR wORK-"CLEvELASD's SMILE" NOTES.
FRon THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TEIDUyI:l
KINGSTON, Aug. 2l.-I here is apparently a
combined effort among Catski proprietors engthen
the here anl highly important to them that
they should succeed. They are Just now enjoying a
splendid OF patronage all along the lire Mos, OF
their houses full, negotiations tor
have been suspended, rain will be glally welcomed
when 1t comes all is blooming merrily throughout the
range, and money is lust tumbng into the hungry ts
But hey want about six weeks of such business
and how secure it is the absorbing problem. They
dont fear the weather half much they do tho
nexorabe demands of business which bring so many
OF their guests back TO the cities aud offices with their
families Just when the mountains arc putting their
most gorgeous apparel, aud tue glorious air Is g-owng
richest ami most nyigorating.
Glowing tnts here and there among the foliage of tho
slopes and valleys already seen. and rambling
parties come In with many spray that defes
the brush OF kensett McEntee. Speaking OF
McEntec reminds me that he is summerinc in Kingston
at the family homestead, and may frequently be
driving ont with his aged father, James ). McEntes
who Is over eighty old Jeryis, tho ARTIST
visits the Catskills frequently.
The testimonial hop to William stol r the orchestral
ealer lakes place IN kaatcrsk Hall tonight, having
been postponed tor week.
Corporation Counsel E. II. Lacombe and Miss A.
IacoDte are among Late arrivals the kaaterskll.
as is X. NJ Walters
eniance to kaatersxll Glove long known as Indian
Head from its Resemblance the outlines OF typical
indian lace oi vast Proportions. has been named
"Cleveands sme," the drivers say The stone wears
sad ami weary ex resson as well might under the
Load OF that huge mountain behind It, which ages
has Threatened TO tumble over in the Glove nearly
few weeks before his death the late Samuel J. Tilden
wrote tn Hotel Kaaterski for patncns for Secretary
Manning, who was coming during the h0nth.
young Hungarian viost named kudn is winuin,
much praise by his skllliul playing at the Granpan.
TWO mountain weddings are promised Tor Hunter neN
brooklyn
matches are ctedted to tho Influence OF tho present
There two resident physicians at Hotel Ksaters:
DIR. Johnson, Of PhiadclI ha. representing tho
deIphia. tho hourpstnic. The former who ha. hesn
here every season. says e has never had few patients
:. IIorsman and wife making the Catskill trip
carriage. with coachnan. They stopped at Kingston
Thursday eh route 20 tho Overlook and Hotel
The lcople in Stamford arc claiming that their
pretty ani lively village is tho Saratoga of the Cass
The aaes have lair this week in a % OF Grace Chsps
d. j Cue. the New-f"rk artist who has long made
speciality Of Catskl scenery again In lis studio IN the
south tower OF the kaatersgill.
II is rulnored that several new private summer cot
tages contemplated at Pine iili. rhs place Is nov
filed with city visitors aud tnere is much social lfe
down in tnat pretty little mountain dimpe.
An Old folks concert tho Attraction WOODSTOCK
on Tuesday evening; proceeds for beuent OF the r.
Manager Paige says that on July the Kaa,er,kill
han 2t7 guests since which time the number has been
hight It /. rsporIsd that 200 guests pay the running
expenses OF tho mouse.
large share visitors the northeastern resorts
OF the come by the stony Glove route. which Is
expeditions ana charming. But IN returning very many
take the picturesque Harding The Graz, and
go thence to the river by tho Catsk Mountain trains,
which are frequent and prompt carry ins many passen
gers boih
Mrs. Edward J. King and Miss King. of New-York.
have a suit. at the kaaterskill Charles Lewis and
family, OF Philadelphia, are also thors for
IL. A. Eedfei, 0f the Ph9aix Bank Hartford Is there
wa his family and friends, ad Ne Sousssa sSsn'
g. II. Westinghouse jr Is compelled TO spend muon ot
his time Writing Instructions regarding MS uiiStiois
Pttsburg Industries lie returne'i for lew days ON
Thursday but Will sojourn tne kiatersSll for tho
season ,. Al, - ,,.
Brooks aud wife, Richard :. Chis and vile, Dt. H. Az
new anu wife. J. H. seheoek ana WIFE, GeorSe L. DAr'
Lieutenant W. Irving Chambers. u. s. n. Is summer.
ing IN Kingston - =, -, - a., -, ,s,
wa. very successful Mr.. Boaiy was the leader There
eleven figures. live being favor ieares lne hotel
walters giyo variei ontsrtainmont on "Wednesday
evening Van Loon places this house lto feet above ld
Hudson. -,-.
The drill Ia stl going down Tor naturs'
gas vein there with fair Indications OF success
for most OF ey-shrrid stagman Charles
A. Merz. Joan H. IRELAND aud daughters, ;. :, rey''S
and family, the Misses Krauser ana Walsh MIA .. %
Raylooud aud daughter Charles Pollock ana wue'
Henry Rudolph. Abram Newoomo. Waiter > sua r",". m
Davis. ;. T.. Fax ami wife, George CopeIana inp"
Wallace aud family c. Bueklnghan aud fs'phS, c,
and h. e. rlIcomb. stephen Wells aud wife, j. A. vi"
AZ Cairo ara Mamie Gaa Tilie Craig. Thomas Iraey,
Mrs Goedwin south Cairo James Crane anu iAxs Jaam
r. Clark, Mrs. 5. Mohet aud daughter, William anu al
Hunter = sample. at wndhan. william .n hSasSs and
WIFE, James McLssnian. O. W. Ksid; al R.isnTfisSi faSi
ii. ID. Hotchkiss aud family. ,, l. u; yoho I0 C..
SGa %a,. fans; Mrs Il. s nopsins. the Ms:s: MAN
gam Bsssio Larrabee. T. G. johnson ,s ens Indian,
Chares T. Austen aud family we:t shox,aa , a.asStsr.
White and family. Mira ~ cssaaAI me s"S Misses Nor.
| wood; Pine I'M, W. ID. Wines and family, ~ a.: w "