New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-29
cral times. and partly because am poor sailor
don't bhc the sea and the sea doesn't Ike me-
pleasant CATsKILL FEATHER.
THE RUSH TO TIE MOUNTAINS JUST BEGINNING
LATEST HOTEL ARRIVALS.

has been delightful nearly all the week anu any III,
plovcmcnt could scarcely be suggested ihc s'',i0
rain vcs,criav was again needed and most acceptable.
M co,rso tbc Catskill landlords would like TO have
| II much warmer I'm the cities so that people wouia
| ,c,uallv be driven to the mountains Tho arrivals
| of tho week have born numerous ana INC 'uo vi
| visitors has been steadily upward all through oo
| range The reports Of July business, though less
favorable at points than last year. arc III 'ho
| main good August is, OF course, inc great MUM
! ,or ,roat here Then comes the rush and everybody
| wonders why the hotels not larger or moro
elastic. . a..
| One Of the most attractive summer villages IN inc
range is Stamford. 1t Is, perhaps, the saratoga VI
| the Catsklls. 1t now has the usual summer Popula
tion and the season is pleasant there. To moot tho
need OF a village hall, tent club has recently oceh
| to,rcd A fine capaclous structure has bcch
,urch ascd and erected and many social gatherings
| are thus amply provided for. Churchill Han Is I"
populsr resort. II has been full all the season
The Pine Hill region is also full OF Vlsi'ors' Asuo
from the many private summer cottages there, nearly
every one of those trim and neatly tainted buildings
one sees from the carwlndow is either ho'e' OF 4"
| boarding house The place is great favorite win
the clergy and large number Of ministers arc already
| there ,
Ira D. sanlcy the singing rcvivaist, Is ga'hcrne
strength at the KaacrsLill T. W. sankey, his brothr'
Is with HIN. Theodore Cramp the PhiladepAla snip
builder is also there. Sir william FarrcT the Engnsh
| chemist has arrived here with his daughter, Mrs
Hunter Blair Mrs. NJ a. Paine, of Boston, has roonls
for August G. Worthington OF NcOlasha' Is aso
| there. ,.
Marshall p. wilder the elocutionist and humorist
will give an entertainment a. the kaa'crsAh n'N'
month. The Misses Oakley of Brooklyn are al inc
| Kaatenklll. $50, .
The bill for rope fire escapes at the kaaershi- III
accordance with the law, foots up to the near NUT
sum Of 81 500, Just for rope stout iron NOON y
securely fastened beneath each window ready "
receive the loop sp,iccd in the end Of each coll ASA
from this the hotel has the most complete and chccNc
nrovjsions against fire. in tho way OF hose III caoh
| hall ready for the water watchmcn and e.cc'rc
alarms. and also a patent fire escape In the upper
story. ready TO move out in a few seconds
DIR. Paul Kretzchmar and family, OF BiooHyn,
are at the Grant House, Mrs. a. j. oou'haru ana
family of Bergen Point, are also there
Tho oy,epeive nonltrv ward of W. f. NJ Smith, at
Pine HILL has many visitors. Mr.. Smith has fifteen
acres nicely adapted to the industry, ana shows many
fancy birds finely bred. ,ar,
W. j. Florence. Larry Jerome and Colonel Ioih
ocbutrnc are cxrectcd at the Kaatcrshil next week
Tho Twilight Club Of New York, has erected seVera
attractive buildings on It's property known as "IW-
| light Park" The site. on cleared slope ol ii's"
Peak Mountain, at the head OF lIaT1ss rails ana Inc
famous Kaatcrshill Glove IS most charming ono
An imnosinc rev club house is almost completed
,nd the cornerstone Of new stone church was laia
On THURSDAY Scattered through thc park ar, five
rcturc,ouo cottages about completed, and another
nearly finished.
Surrogate Ransom and family have been at tho
Laurel House recently. judge Dclmar and wife were
also there 1t is popular place with those desiring
o,et rest in tho woods. The water that makes thc
falls is now scarce, owing to dry weather, but the
romantic cor~e below IS Just as beautiful Just as
serene and peaceful ever No one can JOCK upon
It without wonder and admiration
Judge Clement and family, of Brooklyn. are at the
Breeze Lawn, at Hunter. for the summer. This Is a
! with having
more guests from that city.
Tn, Winncsook Club Democratic, Preserve. on a
| plateau Of Slide Mountain, IS having many Vlsl'ois
Three new cottages being erected near the cluo
house One is for the rcform' Public Printer bchc
dict another for Chief Clerk Youmans Of the Treasury
and the third for Thomas Evans They are one story
in height finished In hard wood. judge a b. Parker
went NJ to the lodge on Thursday
The leader of the KaatcrsLi Orchestra this season
/, John A. Meyer, Of Philadelphia. He has twelve
players in his band selected chiefly fom the Gcrmania
! Orchestra. The hO'el music was never better
Tho Kaatcrskll- IS a spicy little weekly. ont
Saturday night and LARGELY devoted to the interests
Of the hotel Mr. j. st. ~; Maur p,, dSo,r ihe
Editor and j. f., TS S19r a. al arscav as ever
is probable the most attractive paper OF us knd 10
~ The pcc,rlar geographical location of the Grand
Hotel Is s subject Of controversy. inc ouians
The guests in Ulster and sleep in Delaware Bu
| state Engineer ana surveyor - CohliHS !"
decide just where the Inc IS.
season at the Grand dcS Sw6s vey Th s dr
rdo in parlor cars direct TO tAlS hotel,
Recent arrivals at the hotel include the following ,
Hotel Kaaterskl-Yaer LcndlGi9n H @aoI 1io snd
family, J.. p Morgan IT, annie Morgan Ellen Hoe
ant an DANIEL 1arSi G. Robbins j. H. Bunncl, W. NJ. "
| Spccr tho Misses White. Mrs. VI. i; Gillette, r. NJ
S,"e Fotc g.N Miss f. H. crcssnan Mis- = Milels
W. D. MacQuisten Mrs. II. I: MacQuislen, William d.
f BnC John iaVi S and nd family hugo XcxaHde
| c. Books and wife, New. York; l.. W Lawrence and
wife the Misses Clara ana eg v,H d dWPr Efs od
and family, the Misses Oakley. p. j. Montague and
| Troy L. F. Osborn and wife, Ncw,ilaycn: II. &;
tramp, ". c. Goodrich and wife, philadelphia; Mrs
b. A. Iiegcn,an, g. Miss Hawley, Piainileld Mrs:
r F. warner d. L. D. Granger, Providence a. law
ley and wife, Bridgeport; Mrs. I. L. Dorsey, MIS-
'" Grant Ion : NJ Kerr and family A. f.
J. Tovoy and family. Miss NJ. Jones; H. {. slc's9n ana
| {. H. " sibcy and family, G. c. Marsh and family,
Sew-York; DR. Paul Krctlchmar and family, BROOK
Ghsh Tia sJuqf9 T WaaTS ard Mr ia% sn4 Wis,
MCe ei and Md daughter SIr and Mrs John H. wray,
Ms; sarah z layHop9 Wi Nam u HI,c6 Mis g.
York; George NJ Klrner. plai9nold, y: !. 4; Ellers
! East Orange s. j.: Mrs. Thomas Blakcly Miss
| Blakcy, Edward Gray and Miss Earle, Philadelphia
| ANOTHER "LANDMARK" TORN DOWN.
old historic landmarks Of Orange Is about u
become thing the past The OLD academy building on
Man.st nearly opposite First Presbyterian Church,
which ha. whsooi the storms Of hundred years,
is In process demolition make FOR handsome
business block. The Orange Dale" Academy, as carly
records. it, built J7SS and hrst opcnel IN
.17s7. The original board OF trustees were the Rev.
! nifah fhoup mast Of
Colonel John Cond.t Henry Sauer Deacon Bethuc Pier
son, Josiah Hornblower AMI DR.. Matthias Person The
old academy nOurshei unler different peiagogucs until
1s45 sold and has since been devoted TO bus
ness purposes tearing 1t down number OF curious
relicts found among them silver sxpencc o. 1898
and two copper old Liberty design dated
respectively 1893 and 1907
! COLONEL EoPPER IGNORANT or TIE SKELETON