New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
Hy CATsKILLS THRONGED.
AN UNUSUALLY PROSPEROUS SEASON ALL
THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS.
VISITORS STILL POURING IN, ALTHOUGH THE
TIDE OF DEPARTURES HAS SET IN
-rnouT FISHING.

TROUT FISHING.
Grand Hotel Aug. 81 (speciap'-Ah en'uo
roaK ~ charming weather has made everybody h"PPy
IN the maintains and the only regret Is 'n'' ~ '
- tLo visitors lnd their vacations OF leisure ~ hoH
VI 'He 1ho breath of autumn Is indeed apparent In
he sterner air and the bits OF gorgeous coior so"
inc IN the landscape here and there but no sosso"
- or IN the Catskllls is more delightful or IN
,o.,+i,o Than september, and even OCTOBER uhiesS
,to Weather gets into cancankerOls moou' ~ htio
tbicher clothing and lew mort "rsps W.
ho,vever be wise precautions August cosoS 'n's ''
With an excellent business record at all points MOI
ocodented in success. While the departures arc
,ar Increasing in number, the arrivals are
~. ,,,,,sinplv large and the range Is yet crowded
,, ,i,tors with numerout applications for rooms
coming in. ,.u ,.s. n,c,. ,.s
a brilliant and enjoyable one.
The Churchill Hall nine and the Lone stars OF
A. I'D crossed bats on Thursday. Result 20 10
In favor Of stars -. e...,
800. the German at Churchill Hall last Wednesday
evening II was held H. the large dinang-hal ana
greatly enjoyed. -, ,,.., o,o,o hoe
cre.tlv enlarged his dningroom since last year. lie
,yiu now add many sleeping chambers. Although he
provides additional facll1ee eVels Seaf' oio "''0i
finds vacant room there.
The children of DR.. John shrahy, Of New-f ork are
s,,mmerlng 1t Flatbushon the Hudson
Recorder uyth of New-York, Is at the Nc" 0ra'ni'
Anglers now report fine success In the tro STREAMS
The success Of the Kaateskll season Is ainhoss
pbenomenal the immense hotel has been crowded Tor
veeks and social life is very brilliant there. Inc
Hon w n Keney OF Philadelphia, Is among recent
u,ests President Fctterolf, of Girard College, was
also there with his wife.
The rush of visitors at Stamford stu Continues
Ona day this week Churchill Hall had as many now
applicants as any previous day OF the season. ING
september outlook there is exceueht
Judge A. p Adams and WIG ART aniOnsr 'u' N'
Lawn guests at Hunter.
ono ~ the largest manufacturers and dealers In
Catskju souvenirs Is at Tannersvine; others are at
palen,lle and Pine Hill. All have done rushing
business this season .
traffic than last year. ..,
s,ro tract of mountain land Tanncrsville for
Llederkranz park.
7 Mrnker. of the Treasury Department. is at Hunter
with his family. ,,,,,
The family of Robert Pinkerton is at Pine HILL
The detective himself is expected next week
The Alpine has been entertaining many college
The BytheWood at Tannerville Will remain open
S ,t len paragraph in The Tribune regarding the
,rnnred nurrbase and improvement of the OVERLOOK
Mountain e9 on has % be- ws carried o No tour
Of he rance is COMPLETE with the Overlook left out
Manager Robinson still continues 10 have an Increased
T6e Few Dr. Howard Crosby win preach in the old
Dutch Reformed Church tomorrow, and also next
The names of some Of the recent corners are ap-
New Grand-Nlrs Washington Jacques and mother
william H. Chapman, Charles t. Hubbel, c. NJ
nqSn MOI Mortimer e Sf6sn James anS Son Baanas
William 4 Bailantine, Dr. Batney saclS, w. y
n Lowerk George Is. Bailey. A. p. Cornell, j. F.
Pren and wife, !; P Bckerton John Deks 1l,s and
William Everett, Charles j. Canda and family, the
Misses Grinnel Charles a: Gerlach, II. r. Paul
Jones' Condo L. Thorn, H. Nicol j., Miss Floyd Jones'
Miss Thorn, samuel L. Matten, Harvey simms
York; P H. Pinney F. H. M6rrcy and wife, Mrs. ". c.
Barber, s. C. Guyon and wife, Coleman Benedict Miss
and wife W. Blackham, H. r. shelley, stephen Greene
and family, F. H; Hartes Charles penwiler, Phladel-
lex and wife, G. W. cassidy, Jersey City c. NJ. spen-
GER Mrs. ]. F: Msgnl, Troy ], s Armstrong. a. D.
Bayne. Hugh A. Bayne. New-Orloans
Freeze IawnmH clay Miner Nine ir L. ,d F. Adams
Vanderbilt. Mrs, f. +. Brickman, Dr. L. a. Long,
II. lockwood Hewitt and wife T GreySon Bennett
lynch and Wife c. Carroll Smith and wife, Miss Froth-
ngham, Miss A. Farrell Brooklyn Frederick Frazer
and wife, syracuse; Clarence v Roberts, joseph G.
Lester Barton G. Lester Helen Kellogg Mrs. William
yener H. dunno j NJ Hampton; lr;; and wife
! Madham and wife, Albany Eugene Darling, Herbert
Darling Troy.
/ Prospect Park-John Haney, the Rev. j. II. Young,
Mrs. J. Abendroth, Robert !. b. Dayton f. l. Chef
wood, j. W. Brazler and wife. George Law. Isaac A.
| Singer anil family, Mrs. ". 6. Robinson. Mrs. W. A.
Miller. Mrs. and Miss CIaPett, II. +; Taintor and
family. William 3. Dick and wife, Thomas Watson
BalI Miss BAN, New-York: Samuel Townsend Brook
| iyn: Charles l. Cadwalladeg Philadelphia; t. r.
owen. Colorado; George G. Ladd and daughter, Bos-
ton: s. D. Mackey and wife, Miss NJ Lynch, Miss
A. Mitchell, Mahlon Apgar. ir., s IL Smith and wife
Jersey city: George b. IIill Miss S b. Hlll Detroit
! Miss Weir, Miss 5. VI. Weir Harrsburg Mrs. Gilbert
/ NJ Tucker. Albany: Miss Elizabeth Il. Herr, York
! Penn.
Churchill HAIR S. Baieman. Dr. V. II. Jackson
! +. Sperry, William X. Worall. W ID, Cooley, j. ".
Johnston Jesse G. Keys r. +. Fischer, Edward L
Norton. J. s Burdett. DR.. +. West Miss lie Franc
| New-York; VI j. Bailey and wife, A. Il. Smith, Mrs
| r. s. V1ckers T. Perry and wife. V. f. Seiger, H.
! Baumau, j. b. Sllvernail, Brooklyn; G. H. RichaTls
PHILADELPHIA; s. c. Jones and family, Miss Manderilc
| May Minott Harold Mnott, East Orange; d. +. ll0
lister and wife. Bridgeport; Mrs, W. p. Thomas. Eliza
| both. n. j.; Mrs. Harris, Kentucky W. f.. Davies
| Thomasvle, Ga. W. D. Card Pittsburg; C. IL. Rug
| giles san Francisco.