New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
THE CATSKILLS.
MANY VISITORS IN ALL PARTS OF THE
RANGE.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL TOPICS AT HOTELS AND
COTTAGES.

| unusual numbers and the month opens brilliantly to
the satisfaction Of all concerned. This Is one Oh inc
vccst and some would add oveliest regions IN uio
range. 1t IS one Of the Oldest boarding LOCALITIES III
the Catskils and II is undoubtedly growing III laNo'
especially with cottacers and club people, more fapS
than any other point. The lay OF the !alu "''u -"
charming scenery which cnvirOns II, the me ar 'i
ease Of access are some Of the reasons for the 'oe
Dominick o'Eelly, Of New-lorh, Is AT inc 'enuoH''
cottage. ,
Mark Twain was a recent guest at Ontcora farh'
The now Eliza Park here is also attracting many
visitors of note among the New York Liederkanz ana
other German circles. Improvements " NV pun
are progressing steadily
Mulfords Waverly House IS a popular pace here
His new bowling alley and cafe attractive features
Among The leading resorts are the Mountain summit
| porcin,s the Mansion Oriental and the Blythewood-
Tho Rev and Mrs George IL. Cleveland, OF BROOK
yn are AT the Prospect Park
uo Of the 1lcss at this attractive river resort are
over ninety years and another Is ninety years Vi
age All seem cheerful and in the full enjoyment OF
| old age.
Roxbury however. claims the oldest visitor In the
range in The person If Elijah Glenn, Of Newark y. J
who will be ninety four Wednesday next IL also
claims the Oldest resident OF the Empire state, III
Grey, at 105.
The sca,on at the Laurel House seems to have
been ouiet thus far Mine host schultz. an old Itd
mark of the mountn who died last winter 10 missed
by visitors to that charming and most historic
nook In the range The Fails are Iul'c d. oe'"''A'i
rs ever
Henry ~ Roschburc, Ncw-York landscape
PAINTER. Is sumncrine and sketching among the many
artists at Artvillc.
Mrs. DR.. Young, OF Ncw-lOIi IS at 'iSs'' 'p''"s
House. stamford.
stephen Davis Of The Newark sunday Call,' is at
Lexington.
Lieutenant George s. Cartwright, T. :. A., Is resting
in ROxbury. -
D. G.. Brown. the artist, has neat stuulo u'o'o
where he IS soourniuc with his family.
The death of Jane, Kerstcd, the active proprietor
Of the Overlook Mountain property. which occurred on
Wednesday, occasion, some comment a. 70 the Iu''V
Of that famous resort. He Away drove mp the noun"
tain from his farm near Kingston 10 spend sunday
az the hotel and he taken sick there week ago.
He was sturdy and successful farmer of the old con
servatve Dutch stock and he came into possession OF
this lofty mountain by reason OF accident IMAM
through any choice Of his own. The widowed wife
of hi, brother John is The other leading owner
!. II. Dunn. the New York broker. Is summerins
with his family at RoNhury.
The Hunter region now reports over LOW VSlnr''
which Is a pretty full quota
Hotel KaatcrskH Is sull IN the enjoyment OF i'e
unprecedented patronage. It, receipts were uin"rod
to H. many thousands ahead Of last Year for the same
time already two wcci, ago, and the August business
IF thi, rroat hot" now promises to be- enormous
Jane, " Hart. tho artist, is occupying the lUH
!
of thirty ycar,' standing Their.
Or. \. j. G.. ekcnc Of brooklyn, Is at tho Hotel
Kaatcr- hi. for the month
Mr. ,,cor-c " Palmer. with Mi,, Maud Palmer
NJ. John G. Baker Nj Edith and Master Harry
Llher al Of brooklyn ar, At the Maple Groyc House
Loui- Labcrc and family Mis-. NJ. smith ana
daughter. and William j. Ila,c, other btoobSnNc' arc
/ ~ No,dluc ,otiae.
Plnp Daiy and family arc guests AT the Grant
House.
Every r,om Of this r.-ort VIII be taken tonight
social matter arr becoming lively here.
Late arrivals include the following:
Prospect Park Nj and Mr.. T.. T.. Dancr. Mr. and
Mr., &. >. Parsons ana family. Mr. and Mrs. ). H.
/ sherman. r. l.. Iarira, Nrs Chimney u. 'rdp'
Sew lorh; Mrs. T.. II. TAYLOR Edward iihrhi' L'tue
| Ilaipht Jennie Hhglt. Mr.. and Mrs Walter L"liinAi
| Lulu Loarmau. the Rev. and Mrs George H. Cle'e
| land. Er,okI,n; Mr., J. II. williams Mis- Williams
! Mrs A. L. MrDcrmott and children. Jersey CITY MI
and Mr., ". D. Bishop. bridgeport the Rev and
Mrs Paul +. >utphcn ard family, Cleveland MIS-
| General Eadctu Mis-, Van Dos"n. 'Ht-Il!, NrN
! / 81 Nrt,cslu. Ella Mtft"~on, Mary Nattoo"n' Va"
/ lr.rnl. Iud.r H. ->indcr-ou. Mi, >ludcre'n, Mis-
/ ,,rdor-on. ,th..il,. aid T. G.. Chisholm savannah.
Trmpcr IIou.c Or. John y cutter. Charles Y
Silk and family Mrs l. Lyon. Nj, II. Lyon. Rudolph
| Allcn T. Book j. y. HAYWARD, r. and family, H. J
Camluln. T. Aaron and family. Ucor-e \ Ia Vie ana
| family, j. !. >cMppcr AID family, Miss H. H''H'F'
/ Tunna, Bonn Mr.. and Mr.. otto Epuchcr, g. L.
! \!,hol. Mis-, f. = Nichols, Edgar Davidson Louis
/ Ash L. j. Eba, and family, l.. Nalletcn and family
! Mr. and Mr. i. Lloyd Thomas, G. Van bergen ).
| 'l,I' ana, t,,u, Lame, Kaufman Miss McIanI,.
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! boIHarH L"''' w !. - ,.' -
Water, Slnu" /. Wh"' pf' T. H. Wilson, F'''"
Pnchcr larry CrIudlll. ". H. \. Si'rJ and family
! NJ d Mr. Charlie, Kcn,c hrfbcre. brooklyn. !. b.
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! SCHUYLER ana FAMILY Ap'"N VA I'N 'i' M
| Mann, Mas De baron, Washington, -. g.. I. Town
,.ud A. ToNn-cnd. lonhcr- [. h. CIVIL and family,
| w T. 'y,ldr uo.t.u. F,,ui,, Reach Mid
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! dlctO"u, Conn., Mary h'' Aah' "'"'s'""'
! Lille K Hun. Sing sing, Mr.. +. p.
'| -. -,t., n Whitney and
GILBERT M-' 9''S"'o"' o. - 'N'
family Now lla'cn' d. = M'NaDs"'y"' LOUISA r
! McNaurhton Jc-cy C.ty Marh Ladl'n' West Troy
| M. Ad,la Rankin. Jalnaca. L / Mr.. {. Marvin