New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-25
IN THE ADRONDA CKS.
NO HOTEL ROOM FOR ALL THE VISITORS.

REMARKABLE INCREASE IN THE TRAVEL ~
THE MoUNrAINs-LIsTs OF GUESTS.
saranao Lake. ~ Y Aug. "a (speciall.-lt was
great thing for the Adrondacks when the Chanaugay
Railroad Company decided to extend Its line 10 'niS
place as it did away with the long and tresome STACY
rides which necessary to racE the Mus. u0
sirable mountain retreats. Formerly the puik oI 'no
Adirondack travel was through Westporr POrt helHS
and Port Kent but for the last two seasons propaDly
moe than three fourhs of all the visitors have come
by the Delaware and Hudson Railroad 10 Plattsbuig
thence by the Chateaugay Railroad 10 Chazy Lane
Ralphs" and Merrill's," both on Upper ChdHaus'S
Lake; Loon Lake, Rainbow Lake, Lake F1acld' oPpol
and Lower Saranac Ray Brook, with rs famous uo"'
streams; Adirondack Lodge Cascade Lakes and other
places. All OF these points are within easy url'I"e
distance of the railroad stations, and 1t VIII De seen
that most of the more celebrated resorts Oh INC
Adirondack Mountains reached by this route'
The new Bluff Point HOTEL beautifully situated on
Lake Champain, few mites below Plattshurg' VIII
be ready to open its doors to a large number OF
guests, and viii rank with the mast complete ana
elegant summer resorts in the country.
Blue Mountain Lake. n. Y, Aug. "a (speciaD-The
present is the most prosperous season in the history OF
the Prospect House The hotel is well filled and the
season BIDS fair be prolonged well into september.
This week has been constant round OF dmuso-
ments and the coming week will be stiIl more lively.
On Monday there will be a ladies' rowingrace ana ID
the evening a concert by Edward Fabian. On Iues-
day fulldrcss hop VIII be gwen for the beneht Oh
the orchestra and on Friday night there is to be
minstrel performance by the walters. Among the
late arrivals tho following: W. l.
Wyatt Eugene Kotternus, J.. Bolton Bangs ana
family, the Misses Hidden, W. G. Gibson, william T.
St. John, W. NJ. Payne, L. f. Bushnell, Charles W.
Morgan and family Mrs VI. l.. Southack Mr.. and MIS-
f. b. Talcott Mr. and Mrs. Laimbeer. Edward tapah'
New York Miss Halsey, Clarence W. Bo"eh' Mr.
Jonathan Buckley Miss Buckley, Brooklyn Mrs H.
Wilson, Mrs. Frank Ii. Wigon, Miss ketterlnus, MIS-
F. Stewart Wood, Samuel Mason and wife, c. NJ Gil
bert, E. NJ. Pine, Miss H. A. Adams, Philadelphia
Arthur S. Johnson, George E. May, E. r. Bramman'
james NJ Trlppe, Mr. and Mrs. John II. Butler, Boston,
Mrs II. Brandreth and family George W. Ferguson,
Sing Sing; Charles IL. Newman Albany; George W.
Dan and family Troy J. n. Raymond, Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Moore. Elizabeth, N. J.
Lake Placid n. Y, Aug "a CspeciaD.-AmonG the
guests registered this week at the Grand View House
here are tie following: S. c. Morrison and family,
Stamford, Conn.,; James Graham William Graham.
Glasgow; W. A. Brown, Miss y. NJ. Brown, Miss
Ella Brown, w. E. Conrow and family Brooklyn h.
Upper and wife, L. y. Morris and wife, New YORK;
W. T. Merritt Mrs George B. Merritt, Kingston, y. Y;
Judge Hale and wife, E. r. Perkins, Cleveland, Ohio
Dr. AIoway, Mrs Davis, Montreal
schroon Lake, y. Y, Aug. "a (SpeciaD.-More fish
have been caught this in this lake than ever
before In one year. Among Jhe largest cdlCHcs dc
those of George W. Butts and George Tonkn both of
New York, with nlnety-four trout j. Snyder, of
Scranton, Penn was not far behind with eighy-nine
of the kind. w. J. Turner, of Philadelphia, and
Il. Pyatt Of NewYork also had remarkable luck with
the bass But W. b. Butler of Albany, IS 50 far en-
titled to the championship, having brought in in two
days fishing eghty-lve pounds OF bass and
pickerel. The weather has been more favorable of
late for tho outdoor sports aud apusements the
guests enjoying them 10 the fullest extent The
Taylor House here will remain open until October 10.
Among the more recent arrivals on lis register are
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Snyder Scranton Penn; Ii. /.
Daniels Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney, Mrs. Oscar Tamagno
and daughter, Brooklyn Mrs. NJ O. Duryoe Princeton,
n j.; \. Siegel. p. Pyatt and wife, Franz Richter
Miss Olive Thompson New York; ~ T. X. Galfney
Rochester; NJ. II. O'Brien, Troy W. B. Butler and
wife, Albany; sara Butler, ochnectady; W. a. Case
Buffalo.
Keene Valley, y. Y, Aug. "a (SpeclaD.-Ihls has
been the best season, far, known in this
section. All the hotels report their accommodations
taxed to the utmost. Among the recent arrivals al
the Beede House are the following: Cornelius Dolemus
and family, f. IL. Parker Miss Parker. Miss J. Z.
Parker >. = Jones, J. G. Weeks, Ncw-YOrk; Mr. and
Mrs. r. G. Hlbbard, New Britain, Conn Mrs.
William Stroud, Miss Stroud, Philadelphia, John
C. Lockwood Mrs. j. a. Davis, Brooklyn;
:. C. g. watkins. Montclair, y. j.; e. ;. stockton,
Newark Mr. and Mrs ID. Fletcher, j. b. Fletcher,
Mrs James Struhers. Mrs. j. A. DreyfOus, Miss G..
Dreyfous, Miss Hart, Miss f. H. Dreyfous, NewYork;
Mr. and Mrs. o. K. A. Hutchinson, Chicago Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs v istar Norris Miss Elizabeth Morris,
Miss NJ L. Hayden, Miss Anna Hartshorn, +. G. Harris
horn, Philadelphia; Mis-. d. A. Grant, Miss Grant.
Miss Doris, C. r. Grant, +. l. Norton, H. W. shaw
New-Nork; J; b. Monat, Yonkers F. L. Gomez Mss
stroud Hartford c. p. Durgin, New-YOrk; Albcrt
Mayhr, Miss Carrie Mayhr, Cincinnati Henry -, NJ
Leipziser, Miss NJ. H. Edgar, Charles PH.zel Van
Buren, Denslow, Miss Nj. WaXhaus, NeW-l Ork )
Mrs samuel Dickson Hazard Dickson. Arthur Dick
SON. Charles Hartshorn, Miss Mary IIartsh1rn Miss
nm eHy h f Lee Ms Tee Ms &co b Ice Hia
delpha Mrs g. A. shaw Miss Briggs Boston, YOU L9:
Mrs. Alva Pearsall, Miss L. Pearsal. Mrs Paul Cal
The Mount Porter House is situated on a bluff or
clearing one mile above Keene Valley, the giant
mountains Of the Adirondack range towering on every
W lillian ThrOOp, Miss Mabel 1hroOp. Mr.. 4. Lanch-
ard Brooklyn Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar CIais Rochcster
Mir and Mrs Lewis Hail. Mr. and Mrs G. VI. Howell,
Meriden, Conn. Mrs.: ". Devereux, Mrs. W. h. Dey-
ereux. Mrs. ". G. DevereuX; Miss Lidstown, ASPEN
James Boyle. Miss Lulu Boyle, Brookyn; Mrs. NJ. r..
sweeney, Miss a. G. Sweeney, Miss F. }. sweeney
Mrs r Mr. L sHG Mrs. James F. am E. j. Ihg
Barr Mr.. and MIS-. J. scinhardt, Miss l. seinhAdt
Mr. VI. Sterns, Miss G. ems William e. Harris and
wife, John G. Foster and wife, c. F. Gulck' John
! +. House. New-York.
These are The guests nSw al Rachel teS W Rober
Wfiett. wallace wnleit, MerTick Wllett, Mir Mary
Mehan Frank GourSsn Mis- ETA Sourse y E@'
Miss 81 F. CaIlaghan brooklyn Mrs J. Fralley Smith.
Miss E, v Butler Mrs. Albert H. smith, Mrs Edward
Smith, the Misses Smith, MISS II amor ". WOOD,
Lawrence 5. Smith. Edward smith Mss Farr, Mis- Q.
Farr, Miss +. FAR. Mrs. John Fam, philadelphia
Miss FORSYTH. New York: Mrs G. II. Scudder Master
Harold Scudder Miss Helen Cisscl Miss Mary Cisscl,
Elizabeth, y. J.
MAYOR GIANT 4 GUEST At LENOX.