New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
AMONG THE CATSKILLS.
FINE WEATHER AND MANY VISITORS.
TOPICS OF SOCIAL AND PERSONAL INTEREST AT
THE MOUNTAIN HOTELS.

distracted for DAYS over the limited capacity which
was generally regarded as unlimited In It's facilities
and stll the visitors by every train
Lieutenant Governor Jones was guest at the
Overlook this week and he was delighted Win ul9
superb prospect presented from that towering crag
The house IS entertaining many guests handsomely
party Of Boston Journalists. representing all the
leading papers Of the Hub. made hasy tour OF t's
range this week under the chaperonagc OF George H.
Connor O. II. Taylor and l.. II. Palmer. Of the FAN
River Line F. D. Hubbard. of the Albany Day Line
Milton C. Roach. Of tie New-Jcroey Central Railroad
and NJ a. Sims and J. II. Jones, Of the
Ulster and Delaware and Kaatersldn railroads
Mr. and Mrs. f. Locke Mason, Of Boston, are AZ
Eagles Nest, stamford, tn Old home of Ned BUM
line which is now filled with city boarders'
Mrs. G.. II. Westinghouse is expected soon on NsV
TO friends in Kingston
The Rev. Or. Hatfield Of New-York is soJour"inS
with his family at stamford.
f. Crittendcn. OF Cooperstown, was recent guest
at Churchill Hall. Mrs. Robert JsRray. of New-l ork
is also there Jacob Davis and wife, of Elizabeth.
are among Dr.. Churchls guests.
Henry Morton, nephew Of Vice President Mor'on'
IS building a fine cottage at Pine I'M
The Grand Hotel expects 70 be crowded hoH'
week. Everybody Is enjoying the fine air there as
usual The Rev. DR.. Cuyler IS mailing lengthy
sojourn and he is gaining renewed vigor rapidly
Many other prominent people are there
Thursday night the Rev. Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler gave
"ialk" upon People and Places Seen Last summer
over The Water" Again were the parlorS found TOO
small and many persons were glad even to get stand
ing room within hearing distance. Any one who mas
heard Dr. CuyIcr in what he calls q" friendly talk
can appreciate what lost by those who were I'M
able to hear him Thursday night
General j. D. Woodward, of Albany, is at the
Trcmper House.
Prospect Park reports many engagements for late
July and the month of August. II is d large ana
favoritc resort The river BLUM at CatShill.
div nm
bert has charge of the orchestra. None of the intel
cctual Boston newspaper braves dared enter Du BoSs
bear den on the way up the road the other day al
Big Indian though the keeper went in and The animals
seemed very doce.
Late pages of Catsk,n registers contain the follow
ing names:
Hotel Kaaterskill-A Harper Linn. William =.
Pierce Charles Brown and wife, Miss Shidmo"c HUGO
Meyer Miss Kugmau Mr.. Parkc, Miss MuSGraVc'
". d. Nichols and wife, Mrs. j. g. SNhner' Miss
Ielle Morrison Miss Morrison. Dr.. Thomas Il. Eolley,
Mrs j. W. Lehman and family, Dr.. Henry D. NoycS'
Dr. " j. Hepburn d.. o. d. pomcroy. J. A. Andrews,
J. ". LAWYER =. B. Hibbarl. .. H. Taylor. Milton {.
Roach New-Yc-k: j. T. Prcut DIT. 4. Matthew and
son. Mrs. ;. ". Hayward. Charles Pine. brooklyn'
Charles \. Oliver Or. Edward Jackson and WIFE
Floyd Ii. White. Philadelphia Mrs. Ii. d. Fooe, Mrs.
w. II. IrOwnSon. DR.. John A. Clan and wife.
Yonl1crs Dr. aad Mrs F. ". Abbott, F. W Abbott. r..
Buffalo: Il. L. Milllicn Cleveland d. FRYER. kansas
CITY: \. stern. ABERDEEN 9ls>.; W. Derry, o. NadN-
worth, L. II. Palmer L. L. Burns. Henry o'McaTa'
Daniel ;, KpovltoD William IL. E,tev. t.. b. James.
r. +. Z. Chase Charles Perr, William Baker, Horace
Jordan w. ". Waugh. James ". Dunphy. e. r.
wallace jr. q. : NandelI Boston: Dr.. F. ". NARROW.
sy,aouse: DE- Charles ". KaliOck Charleston: c. y.
Ilc Nr, AiicIacl> Eoa ac-tcr: Nj Swayuc and wife,
Detroit, Mr. Iancoi and w!.e. Chicago DR.. and Mrs.
l.. 4 Kecuc Toronto: Mr.. Holert Rogers Mrs. N.
rdcrhIl. ~. ?. VI. Darcay and family, Ncwburg:
u. &c. William, and wife BirminE Eam, Conn; y.
spcrrE and Vie. ymour: Fanny ~ NcNaFtn.
C'ico'; Dr. :. &. Mason. jucd; Mr. ana Mrs Joseph
" sanford Painted, Y. j.; Dr. T. W. Wilson,
BitdNLort Or. William +. Bacon, Hartford; J. Bacrd.
barbados ". I.
overlook Iousc-Rolert H. Hatch John !. Burrows.
jr. Ihoma, Kceicr W.. q. Oppcuhcim and family.
l.. Alexander. DE- \. tudman. D. >tciuway. I. Web r
}. {. Clayton and vic. j. F!a-G r. H. Scaton ana WIFE,
New YORK H. a. Fcency' john T. Kent James il.
Conway, Brooklyn. ". ). "iIiHslan' ana daughter
Philadelphia; Observation-Disclosures +. i. Jones'
B.nShamton; w II. wiley. LIt Orange; W. {. socb.
Icr-ey city; Thoma, l.. DC Forest Baltimore; Frank
Gordon. England.
Mcids-H. {. Harvey ard family, Gcor,c Z. Tonury
and family. Na,tec Ho.lroG. and nurse Mrs. &. bac
zaasha and sister. MI,, l.. Hacln-ia. Arson Baker.
New York: Thomas Walsh aLl family. ErooAlyu, Mr.
A. T. CgaJbc. bessie selaen Rochester: Mrs. Laura
Bowen, Ms. ". II. MacIMn. MIS- samuel
Collier, Bessie =. collier. Hannah J.. Greene
Augusta +. Bowen. Anna :. Bowen. Clarence L..
Collier J. Ei>pham stokes. Alice 3. Johnson, Phl-
delDha; Ms. william Johnson. Marcia Johnson.
Schenectady: Mr. and Mrs. NJ g. Naylow. Boston.
The TemDer-W. y. Curtis. K Pocllnan. b. W
Downing and wife A. Book. Mrs. VI. !. Asch. ImIa
Asch. Mrs. r. H. Silvernan, Mrs. Augustus Norton
and family A. Hornb3sr j. liortcI J. J. Schiller aud
family / Rascutein and family ; L. Kumu and
wife Iopjs Ascb and family. : T. Walsh and W.T..
charles l. six and family. A. t. Euerniycr aud wife.
- - 80. , 80. -. and ~. Il n ,.,,,
George H. Hcyer ana VIZ Nd ana No a. ~ GOV,
win, llr. and Mrs. J. Gladhc and family, Mss l..
rranto. + II. zclv.ed. ;. ; Isaacs. Horace Waters.
49,, "a. ,..,,... - I, co,.,
Henri j. HUDSON ahC Wi'' ". FecAHa'i' > T. '4'ii
and wife. John ~. EcycI, Mrs. l.. ScidenbUrS and
family. G. Van Bergen. A. J. Ella, and family New
id'"''' ~" -, I a., 800, ~, "A.
York; J. y. Hayward and family NJ. ava MIS- W. L.
L. Strong D. A. Hcgcman. Mrs.. !. jansen and daush
a.. ,,i-l tf.s,,,,cb i,r ~ mix AID ,yif, Lrool,-
Ter MlSs hd>DI""'N' IT. W. ~ '''' """ "'-'
lyn J. j. John on, Philadelphia, ). A. Ach'fha'
ord wife pr.ol,Ivp. g. Mcbride jersey CIV, f..