New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
THE CATSKILL TIDE on TIE EBB
SUMMER sOJOURNERS RETURNING TO TIE CITY
PEOPLE AT THE VARIOUS HOTELS.

SUMMER SOJOURNERS RETURNING To TIE ClIi'
PEOPLE AT THE VARIOUS HOTELS.
Kingston n. Y. Sept. (SpecaD.-Thc tide OF Cats
xiii travel has now begun to The children and the
big trunks are coming back and the downward trains are
daily growing longer, and yet the arrivals oil inc WeA
have been numerous and the hotel BOOKS sun sho"
many engagements.
Law Gould and his physician, DR.. Mann, spent Thurs
dov night at tho Grand and Roxbury yesterday
HIS fishing trip having an excellent ehect upon MS
health. and lie is enjoying 1t greatly.
Governor IIill down to Kingston with Judge
Parker on Thursday evening. and returned to Albany
in the evening 1t was his first visit to the Catskis
c. T. TIFFANY the Ncw-YorH jewellcr arrived at tho
Kaaterskill with his family Monday
Congressman Ira Davenport and wiei arc soJouIi,'S
there for season. Secretary J. J. Pullcyn OF the Man
haitian Safe Deposit Company, is alss. there & l.
Black and wife, of bridgeport will remain throughout
tho season
Marshall p Wilder gave Of his inimitable enter
ainnonts a the Grand Thursday evening. Tho tennis
tournaments Of the week there resulted Gentlemen
snccs Henry Lott, over J. p Harper ca, 20 o-i
Peter Cornell F. IIarpr 6-3 CO; haniS OofheH
over Lott, ca, &c, 6-3
Dr. sexton the auris, has been recruiting at the
eoocrskul for some weeks Alfred G. Baker president
~ the philadelphia Academy Of Music has been there
with hts wife for days.
Postmaster Hendrix, Of Brooklyn, has been visiting
the Grand.
Guests OF tho Kaaersill have contributed handsome
fund for the benefit OF Mr.. ST. Marris widow new
marble monument has been erected over his grave AZ
Ua,ncs's Corners. Mrs. St. Mari expects to sail for
London soon
Tho New York schut7en Corps TO the number OF 800
are expected at the Kaaerskill tomorrow shooting
range has been arranged for and Jolly time is GER
tain.
Manager PAIGE saws this has been OF the
ccssful seasons the Kaaterkl ever had The receipts
arc already advance Of last year Joseph Cornell
proprietor Grand is also pleased with the season
Tho mountain railways report large. steady trahc
though total number Of passengers carried Is hkcy 10
be slightly less than last season
Onerra Park Tanncrsville continues to attract
many visitors Several cottage lots have been sold.
New cottages being erected at Twilight Park
Ialncs's Falls.
Manager Schultz Of the Laurel House, seems pleased
with his season. Tho Kaatcrsklu Falls there arc beau
tfu jus,
Tho Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby will preach in the Main
Stree; Reformed Church tomorrow.
Recent arrivals include the following:
Grand-C A. LanGc. w. A. Schraum Charles Fishel.
6. W. Cassidy NJ. Lowcnsein, T. Feyser Ambrose Wood
and wife, X. H. Thomas and wife. f. Gu,man r. b.
Hbbard Julian Ralph, j. H. Lee, w A. Ealantine'
II. J. Chaplin H. i. Randolph, &. Kabcr, VI. w. Maicr
d. G. Crosby W. g. Schuyler ana family, Miss Burchc.
W H. Brown II. =. Mason and family George NJ Lewis.
F. A. I1nglcr. H. Ncwbureer, Charles Wise Miss Eva
Balanne J. A. Armstrong and wife Miss X. Crowley.
W. T. Crowley, w r. Rose and wife, C. Van Pu'ian
York; George VI. Fuller Henry Webb C. H. Esscl
Miss HAYDEN Mrs J. A. Parsons, George II. Smith
and family. Mrs. W. p. Gilbert, Brooklyn; Amos NJ.
Clarke, John J. Jackson, s. II. Cramp, f. d. Stnsen,
Miss NOrthrup, Philadelphia Miss G. c. ToOdck, u. =
Tucker Boston O. Deming, Hartford DE- NJ. Thorner
Cincinnati j. G. Cox and family, south Carolina; Dr. A.
Holland family Orange, y. j. Mrs Isaac Jennings
Fairfield, Conn. Mrs. J. w. Hoagland and daughter,
Flushing; Mrs. J. a. Van Aker, Newtown. j. l.; T. J.
IcrIs Buffalo; Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs
C. BRYANT Albany; Mrs. A. H. Raynol and family, Hobo
ken; Mr. and Mrs Henry Ray Rochester; Mrs A. Il.
sackett, Brdgton y. J.
KaatcrsAill-W. II. Maynard, the Misses Maynard,
Mrs ". II. Plat and daughter, the Misses Alien Mrs
Shipman and daughter Mrs. T. IT, Peck, c. L. Tiffany and
family Nj and Mrs snyder J. j. Hopgood Mr. and Ms.
C. w. Held, p. w Hull Jessie f. Ma'on, the Misses
Douglass W. 6. Tillson, Carrie Tison, r. II. See T. d.
Valentine. w H. Crawford J. p. walker, M and Mrs.
" t. Warner, Dr. and Mrs W. D. Parker. S j. Cor
man. H. McAlcman IT,, Mortimer Smith, c. G. Dean, Mr..
and Mrs J. J SOcum, w. II. Kenyon and family, r. y.
Kenyon and wife Miss Sanger New York; w VI. Han,
Poke. DR.. Arnold Steele and daughter Mrs
r. L. Backhouse aud family, Mr.. and Mrs c. b Lawrence.
Brooklyn; Mrs. i. Maybn and daughter, Mrs. T. II.
Bsscll, Mrs. 5. II. Cramp William Super and family,
A. g. Gibson w. 6. Crowcll Phila lclphia J. y. Smith
and family Boston Mr.. and Davenport Washing
ton; Francis Wharton, Nj and Mrs Beach Bridgeport;
H. Sayor, Pottstown; Colonel r. 5. oliver Albany
G. T. Lane and family, Troy Mrs L. s. LAHORE Trenton
Charles j. Dqmborn, s.. Paul Mr. and Mrs. il W Brown.
Miss Fos Minneapolis Mrs. J. Van Worst and daughter
Cincinnati; Miss c. b. Picic. Lincoln Mass. Ramon
pelayO, Cuba; c. G. Uldioth, Lockpor; w. II. wills
Ii,sburg L. T. Ross Baltimore r. A.. Dez, aud family
IIoboEpD.