New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-08
STILL BLOCKING TO THE CATSKILLS.

,,,vv CHESTS TO STAY IN THE MOUNTAINS
1-xrrr, ocroBER-PLANs FOR NEXT YEAR
Kingston. Y Y. sept. (SpeciaD. while the home
rrs,d trains all the week have been long ana VOL
loaded with returning Catsd visitors, and the nlmolc
bacgage-man has revealed amid the trunks ana no
uhcs of a mountain season with that care ana Shlh
peculiar to his calling, the upward trains Drought al
unusually largo number of new visitors. All inc
spccte trains are still running and there Is promise
of good autumn business. Many come now IN prefer
cnce 10 summer They want 10 test the mountains
in autumn, having heard so much OF SeptemDfr gloiS
M here Surely all would be positively dehshtlm
now wero It not for tho deep dust and the SMOKY
atmosphere. cOpious shower OF ram Is ahAlouSlS
awaited. go -
All the houses are yet open. The kaatersAh Will
however, close on Thursday the Grand as Iate III
he month as its patronage will warrant. Nearly all
the other resorts VIII continue business well mo
October unless bad weather closes their uoofs'
general tal balance VIII show prosperous sedsoh'
Notwithstanding the I'll effects Of the continuous ram
in July The Catsklls have lost none Of their fame
as a summer resort OF the first rank IN America
Much of the honor of their development belongs to
the railroads The Ulster ard Delaware, stony Glove,
Kaaterskul Catskn Mountain and the west shore'
ALI have done good business this season. have done IL
well and fully deserve tho handsome earnings re-
ceived.
The Overlook resort, 1t is rumored, will close on
vacant ROOM and viii be open through October
Bishop o. W. WHITAKER of Philadelphia, isspendnG
the early autumn with his family at Churchill Hall,
stamford.
NJ Matsugate and X. Mlve, two japanese students,
| recently visited the New Grand
Already many rlmors of hotel engagements, ana
avon new hotels Of pretentious proportions arc heard
Stamford seems to be leading objective point for
prospective develop ment, as predicted In this column
early in the season. Three hotels are talked Of
| there one 10 be unusually large.
| Miss Jessie Benedict, daughter of Coleman Bone.
| dict Of Waist, is favorte and attractive blonde
! I'm the social circle of the New Grand
Manager sinn Of the Brooklyn Park Theatre, has
been soiournng at tho Ackerly House, Margaret
Vile.
Captain Henry Erben, U. S. N, is among the
! PhOcnica summer residents.
A twelve-acre artificial lake near tho railway STA
ton IS among the new attractions proposed for Tan
nersvllle next season.
| George Ehrct the big brewer, has been spending
the summer at Palenvillo with his family.
Park Commissioner Hayden, Of Brooklyn, has
visited at Lexington
Dr. George F. shrady Is stlll swinging the axe on
his Pine Grove farm, on the Hudson
Mary Mapes Dodge Is gathering strength, mental
and physical at her Tanncrsvlo cottage.
4 party Of thirty 1.-TWO male students from New
York lave been alternating between study and re
| creation, near Hunter
M, 49, O. md boasts OF having among It's guests
| the richest heress in tho range
| Among NcwYorkcrs who VIII complete the season
at the Grand are W. s. Lashcn and wife, C. \. stevens
and wife, W L. Jacques and family, Mrs 4. y.
| TaiDtor Mrs H. Holden, II. L. Crawford and family
| f. Urquhart and wife, Mrs, Miller, \, Il, Morgan aud
| family, H. H. Morris and family, pr. 5. Wilcox, r.
| uagaman and wife, Charles Canda and family, j. L
| rurpeu and wife, Or. and Ms, Vaudeville W. G.
! scLuvl er and family. Among tn brooklyn people
arc Cocman Benedict and family, j. II. rnncy and
| wife, Edward Barr and family, Mrs. RObb, y. y. Hen
shaw and wife. 4. II. DE Wit and family
Walter Pelham. tho English character mimic, en-
te,tancd the Summit Mountain guests wednesday
| evening.
Macgrane Coke and wife and the Misses Crawford, Of
New ork passed through Kingston on their way from
the Catskill, 10 Lake MOhonk a coaching
| The NcW-York SchuetZen Corps, some 400 strong
are expected at the KaaterSll tonight, TO rcmalI
over sunday About seventy members Of the Masst
cbusctis Mutual Fire Insurance Union are booked u
arrive there to-day. Recent arrivals include thes'
Grand HoteI.-Lucius r. Rosster, Miss Cuyler
John A Morris David II. Morris, ". j. allach. v. H.
| Ogden Foy. r. Starr, walter Pelham, G. VI. Cntten
den MISS Ward. IL L. TorTcy. u. Harmau and wife