New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
THE USUAL AUGUST RUSH" WELL BEGUN-THE
HOTELS OF THE sARANAC DISTRICT

HOTELS OF THE sARANAC DISTRICT
Elizabcthtown. n. Y. Aug. Especially
Elizabethown as summer resort Is In
creasing in popularity year by year. 1t is
entirely surrounded by high mountains and tho air is
pure and dry Here enjoys all the advantages
Of mountain air and scenery, with many comforts and
uxures not obtsnable at resorts more distant from
civilization.
Tie hotel men report . good business through June
and July and tac win.>cr, the icadng hotel OF tho
place IL now filled to overlooking The Rev. Dr. Rich
ard storrs family, OF Brooklyn. spending their
third season at this house W. A. sackett and wife. OF
Saratoga are also here. Among other guests OF the
Windsor for the Franklin Woodruff and family.
Henry Moore and family Henry d. Atwater and family,
John English and family, H. C. +. Jervs and family,
Frederic samms and Miss sammis. william Harlan Page
md family, Mrs Lewis II. Packard and Miss Packard.
Vernon Dwellc Mrs. w. T. Shannon and Miss Shannon.
Mrs Thomas Steele. Mrs. E. j. Whitney and Mrs Theo-
dore Sheffield and family, OF Brooklyn osgood IT. Peck
ham and family Of st. Louis Mrs. b. F. Sherwood OF
Utica, " Y. Mrs James Claghon Mrs. John Yarrow,
Mrs VI. Il. Woodward, Miss A. NJ. Grove Edward o.
Hopper, Miss Hopper, Harry Plat and family Mrs f. B.
McCay, Baxter c. Swan, ard George Pierce, OF Phadel
phia Mrs. Andrew Cowan and son, OF Louisville; Mrs
c. S. Mlard and family OF indianapolis II. g. Munger
and family, and Mr. and Mrs J. w. VroOmn OF lie kim r.
N. Y; J. NJ. Patton, OF Mid1ebury, VI Mrs t. G. NJ
Patton and Miss Patton, Cambridge, Mass Henry N.
Chandler, Boston; J. b. Kugler Hoboken N J.. ; Mrs.
Robert Hoe, Miss Hoe, w. Ii. Benedict and family Mrs
J. c. Juhrng and family, John Miller and family, H. NJ.
Requa and family. Miss S. Dykeman, the Misses Mill
bank g. s. Scudder Of York; Professor j. t. Massce
and family, OF Saratoga.
At Lake Placid the begun in good earnest,
and visitors crowdng in by every train and stage
House the largest OF Lake Placid hotels with
It's cottages. will accommodate over 300 guests and for
several days all applicants for rooms have been turned
away Registered here W. C. Allison, jr., J. w.
Allison and George F. Smith, OF Philadelphia; Egbert
Starr, H. Reynolds William II. Hamilton DIR.
NJ. Allen Starr, Mrs. j. W. wothcrspoon, Miss Leila
wotherspoon, J.. NJ. Taber, d. II. Omstead and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Foster. Mrs. james NJ Iastoad,
william A. Halstesd, Mrs. H. b Bokee, Miss s. II. Bokce,
l.. Chande-, G. b. Beckwth, NJ. J. Ilickok, Mr.. and
Mrs c. p. Palmer Mr. AMI Mrs. w. A. Caldwell Miss
T. S. Chlttenden, Mr.. and Mrs Edward A. johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs C. p. En-
mons, G. L. Schuyler and family DR.. and Mrs. Henry
c. Houghton Miss NJ. T. Haddock j. Fred Sutton, DR..
and Mrs A. A. Smith, f. A. Raynor A. II.
DeForrcst and family, r. W. Foster Clarence
NJ. Noble and family. Henry Taber and family. Charles
N. Morgan George f. Morgan. Mr.. A. T. Carter, lie
Grand D. Cannon and family. william p. Clyde and family,
Of New-York; Richard NJ Colgate. Of Orange. N j. Mr.
and Mrs whcomb. S. T. Post. Brooklyn; w. E. Merrl.
and family Boston.
The Grand View House overlooks Lake Placid and
Mirror Lake. and has a commanding view Of whltefsce,
Marcy and Mcintyre. the highest mountains In the
Adirondack range Among arrivals here are Theodore
T. Stevens. F. r.. Smith, T. Becker, Mrs H. c. Heron,
Mr. and Mrs c. H. IIogg Charles Southern, Dr. and
Mrs W. NJ. Fske w. C. Taylor, DR.. Joseph w. Howe,
Miss Bessie Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cuitlss, Of New
York: r. ~ Stevens, Wilmington, Del Mrs. A. Cart
wright, Wilmington, Del Mr.. Thomas Hobb and family,
Miss Cozzens Albert T. Coz1ens Miss NJ. Cartwright,
Mr. and Mrs T. H. Lewis Nj and Mrs John A. Quinn,
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Carey. OF Troy Mr..
and Mrs Alfred T. Giles, Hyde Park Mass. Elisha
r. Hollis and Charles A. Tcrril Natick, Mass Miss
Lydla Benedict, Mrs Julia j.. Brick. Henry Brick,
Brooklyn; the Rev. and Mrs Luther Farnham and l.. T.
MullIgan, Boston MI and Mrs. F. S. Could Woonsocket
r. l.. John Chamberlain, Newburyport Mass Miss A.
L. Colin, Roxbury, Mass Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Hotter.
Brooklne, Mass Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Hozer. Bridge
sha Cheefn
Penn.
The Mirror Lake Hotel has been enlarged thoroughly
renovated finely furnished and put In good sanitary
dillon. another It is proposed to
double capacity prepare for the immense increase
travel Lake Placid movement is on foot to build
a plank road from Saranac Lake Station TO Placid eight
or nine miles, at q cost Of 10000. This Will materially
shorten drive and make It much more agreeable.
The Mirror Lake Hotel numbers among It's guests Mr..
and Mrs J.. G.. Wilder Mr. and Mrs Thomas r. May
nard, Peabody, OF BROOKLYN C. C. Bearse and family,
Orange. NJ j.; Mr.. and Mrs C. ii. Shepard Troy
Clinton +. Pago. Bnghamton; DR.. McChisley. s. T.
Cary, A. ii. RosnDial, Miss s. A. Cooper. Miss III. L.
Cooper, Misses l.. ii. and c. II. Nichols. Edward j.
Knapp. jr.. Miss Knapp and Edmund G. Owens and
family New York c. f. Austin and j. ii. Coleman. New
Haven, Conn. A. Sydney Diddle and family Phiadel-
pha.
The Ray Brook Bouse. four miles from Saranac Lake
station It's dinners tho brook whose
bears The proprietor owns and controls large
portion OF It's waters, which are annually stocked with
trout and the is carefully guarded
the exclusive right nsh guests Of the hotel Among
the guests here are James Rnge, David Rlnge, Mrs
Nathan Peck, Miss A. W. Peck. Miss S. X. Peck. Miss
Ethel f. Peck Miss Natalie Peck Jersey City Mrs. A.
o. Abbott Peekskill, N. Y; Miss O. H. watkInson and
Miss II. w. Stetson, Hartford Conn. A. T. Venino
Planneld N. j. Professor I'll z. McLan. Crawforis
Vile, Ind. Mrs Mary L. Mcfarland c. II. Beckwith
r. L. Chandler Miss Mary Good, Charles p. Best, Mrs
S. ". swenson, Miss Swenson. Mrs S. A. Swenson @.
j. stwell and family. NewYork i. Clifton Searle and
Hiss Cora N j.: !
man and NJ. N. Chapman. Burlington Vt Ex-Governor
H. II. Wells and Mrs. Wells Washington.
The about Chsteuugay Lake is remarkable for
the number Of visitors who are roughng IL In tents.
log huts and cheap frame buildings There Is plenty
Of game. John Karwanka. guest Of Ralphs. while
fishing recently In Chateaugay Lake, sped two deer TAX
ing Q swim With the aid Of the guide Of the AMI.
mails captured alive Yesterday large deer With