New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
ADIRONDACK RESORTS.
MANY GUESTS AT MANY SUMNER HOTELS.
COOL WEATHER, GOOD FISHING, PLEASANT
SOCIETY AND MANY OTHER THINGS TO
MAKE LIFE WELL WORTH LIVING.

MAKE LIFE WELL WORTH LIVING.
RalphS. Lyon Mountain, July 10 CspccaD-This
has been week Of the most perfect weather; plenty
Of sunshine modified by steady southwest wind keep
ing the Thermometer we'll under at from so degrees to
- degrees.
2. b. Kavanagh caught scvcnty-two beautiful front
last Tuesday. II one Of the best catches OF the
season. Fishing Is better now than it was IA the
spring and all the anglers kccnly aware OF this
fact, as is cvnc"d by The catches.
The comedian T. b. Kavanash entertained RaIph'S
very successfully with his production Of Liberty
Frightening the World J. X. Scaver with his Edison
photograph has also performed.
Recent arrivals +. l.. Underwood. Kansas 'N
+. A. Brush Miss GueSic Brush, Miss Irene Brush
sing sing: Miss Emma Perkins, cleveland ONO;
J. II. Lee and wife, Po1Ehkccp,e G. W. brceu anu
wife, Henry skinner and wife, Malone y - F. W.
Pike, Utica; Miss Vara Bieclow, :. f.. Thomas ana
family, Mrs \. Kemp. Miss NJ. J. Kemp '".olcI
A. p. Cook. Ncw-York Mrs. l.. VI. kiSsam M'' iu''
Kssam, south Orange y. J.
Ray Brook, July 10 (Spcciap.-Among the arrivals
at the Ray Brook House may be mentioned eA ''oN
eruor H. II. Wells and Ms. H. IT, Wells oi Washing
ton Dr. Thomas H. streets Of the United states Navy
and Mrs Thomas H. Streets. !. ;. Butler and Mrs
j. ) Butler the Rev and Mrs. w. II. Hudnut' oi
Port Jcryis " y; Mis-, VI. II. Edgar, Mrs Joln w
Mott Lewis F. Mott Philip Tacrbcr, John VI. hNfHe'
G.. C. Mercer, Miss T.. VI. Brady, Miss AIcc D. hI'uS'
Miss Nellie q. Byrnc Herman Burr. Frederic IL burt
Mr. and Mrs L. II. Burr Miss Annie LHrr' Oh Nc"
York; W. H. Williams, OF Brooklyn: the fcV' anu
Mrs, James Ross. somcrvlIlc, Mass. John A. Carson
boston: Charlie, p. Woodbury., Ashland Kan MIS-
T. g. Ram>dcll, and MIS- Webster, Of Rochester
y. Y. Mrs William VI. Kenna:d and Mis- henhari.
Wilmington, Dol Henry VI Ma'kcduH' tHl'', .P',''
Mrs. J. H. Lord, and Mis- JrIhnso. E"5' hi,rr'
~ J. ana j. =. Gray, MIS- J. =. Gray ana 'h'u'e"'
af Albany. y. !.
" The front !.hng +, cNceptonally nnc tn, season
ITO, fI.r ta- f.eu ftgl. and
degrees cooler than for the corresponding period' III
Ncw-lork.
Buffalo Point July 10 CSpccal.-The exaggerated
reports Of the recent storm on Lake Champlah pun
l-hcd in many papers gave tn Impression tlat INC
uv and beautiful Hotel Champaign was almost entirely
DESTROYED. and one culcrpri-ng New York paper sad
I'm IL editorial columns that 1t blown bodily into
The lake \, matter Of fact. the only damage done
wa, IN the los, Of the Hac, and stan, and fc" br"h'n
blinds and the actual Joss va not WORTHY "t mention;
Tai, palaiia bot i~ literally founded Oh - r".,,
and being 1ullt I'D tn most ~u:-'tl' 'I ,lh', '
respect il viii doab;c-~ remain IN lis pre- a. po'.,,on
guests. Who a'" moro than delighted win inc mousse
and It's charun1 surroundings
wawhcck. y y. July 10 )spccaD.-vcry many Of
the visitor, ~ these mountains look upon the Upper
-iruac Lake a. the most attractive place IN thl-
wilderness for here There is little or nothing I" 'h""
TO mcddlus hand of man except a f." h"Antiim
camps and the Aote.- ard th, is especially true
Of The loScr end Of the lake. Here ih" NANi''H
Lodge. large and inviting new hotel. takes care 81
the majority ot the visitor, 10 this part. and reached
Al present ln the typical Adirondack -t,io. hy water.
In A small boost. with a guide To- do thc rowing.
Tho following are among D. arrival. a. Ma"h""k
Lode: d. ". ~chauGlrr +. I"iucu. IT,, " u.
Wilcox Il. 49, liavcmc'cr. ,ou 81 th" sugar. RING
Mr. and yr~. r w. Robinson. Nr. and Mr.. T. II.
Mrs G. \. IIcrlcr. Mr., Mar1 llcrdrr and the artist.
Albert iIcrler all 81 Ne%.l 9rk ',,y' pr, btEia