New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
A PARADISE FOR TIRED CITY PEOPLE


FliyalcthIowu. July - '>pcrian.-M 40 a N.
The traveller at hl,lu, comric haSiy toilet ana
heinz .tI moro than half asleep rcachc, the Village
~ W,-tport ON the New iorl. Central Railroad The
village consist ~ the railway station, on" hotel ana
water tank and It nc-tlo- in -"qucet"red nook on
Lake CIamplan. one ha- of c,dr-c seen the pictures
Of coachc- and sixc. on the letter head, of the hotel
writing paper and in che ADVERT ,cmcut-. lut 1t r VIII.
shock Of genuine surprise thar one see, th" reality
waiting 10 start for ElIl"thpNi, eight mile, away.
II take, q long while 10 load coach at a country
station and the driver checks over each piece he c-
ccvc, from the railroad agent with cOusccuuousuo>'
which tired and hungry traveller may be- forgiven
for not approaching. At last the horse, whipped
up tho agent r-ac, ont 10 ak -omc irrelevant Pn"S
ton about doe. the driver guess, he Is all r-ht'
all right and the traveller, arr off.
The principal hotel In village IL the Windsor at
which Orlando Kellogg who's" initials form IN" com
Portable legend go. k" f. The boufnrc. The Mansion
House. directly opposite. Is popular with the Young
folk, and there IS Away, large number 81 pretty Ir'
and student, 10 h. found there. The Valley House \
pleasant family hotel lying a II doc, at the ioo' oil
hilc knoll IN" valley with II, we'll kept lawns run
ming down 10 The cde" Of the stream.
Ncaf the village j, the Hurricane Mountain, one "i
tho Wf' I'm P ~, ~ ,m ~, All ,,h1 arr ambitions
enough 10 make the climb. In the south The mount tH'
bc,tmr , ', Hllc, inn" Iti. more than pa,, with
rough PERCEPTION, walls Of sheer rock on either side -
ANON the arrival q, the windsor are ''gp IIc n
Whcatand' Of salem Mas. Mr,. -, d' MIR Hr
and Mr., George Morgan u BROOKLYN: Mr., benjamin
F-tc. Of IrODAlyu Mr.. and Mr., " II. Benedict ana
children of sew York, Mrs and TIC Misses li''I.u-;
~ New York: and Mr.. and Mr-. W. 9. Nmyihr ana
family Mr, w. T. Wilbur Mis-, Maud schultz. Mrs.
" Duryca and child Mrs. VI. II. Kimberly, Mis- lda
Kimberly &. DJrcmus and wife, IN" Misses DoIru"9'
Cigrlcs 1 rrDOp, Miss Irving Ward. Miss EadWay.
the Miss Troop, MIR Powell. VI u. Bacr and family,
Mrs j. s. Dodge and daughter. Mrs. W D. t'ip3t'
Mis- De GrOOt Mis- kOdc r.. Mrs, Ellen q. B'ntl Inc
ri--e, Ecutz " stewart Rent. Harry Bent, Mrs.
kirkland Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhind. Mr. ana Mrs.
+ = Howri-lcr Mr.. aud Dir, GIDEON POtt Miss P0t.
= Mrs. james EairUdn. the MISSES ldlilNdi
" 4 Sackctt Saratoga; +. Kuhn and wife, Mrs. VI.
senior Mrs &. W. Overahcr. son and daughter. Cln-
cinn,ti: J. Il. Locke and wife, Albany: Mis-, Carrie
stewart Flmirl I-,a Ganimcra T"hi0 Japan: W. ".
Uix lIaItmorc. Md: Mis- ". :. smart Geneva. y ~
Mis- A. t. Leonard Lau,inebnrg, y. y: Alexander +.
Dcnni-tpn. Jersey '!N' N''' v = '"Pe"''r' '''''
Luna Montreal
saranac Lake July 10 (SpcciaD.-Thc Saranac Lake
House one Of the most dcsrvcly popular hotels In the
,dirondacks Is filled with guests. The weather IS per-
tc,t and everybody Is having thoroughly GOOD time
mt ,att Of the park attract the attention Of the
.,sircsccling public and every year. Among
,b quests are r. 4. Morrison. Mis- Morrison NcwYork;
II North Ncw-IIaven. Conn; Miss NJ. Il. North New
raven Conn: j. \. Maitland Mrs. r. \. Murphy. Miss
,itiand Philadelphia +. \. Terkn, and family. Boston
Nj H. Matthews and sister, New-Nork Mrs. Jano
a,,rn. Mis- Kitty Thomas. Jane, Il. Thomas T. r.
di.n,,s jr Mn X. i. Ryckman. Miss Edith l;Nchman
',n NcW.YorK: &. y. Miller Mr. and Mr.. D1't' John
,m Vow. York: the Rev. aud Dir. william Iudhu Iult
Jrr,s y. y; \. v H. Young, chicago; MI 2nd Mr,. r.
!, ncynnld, sew York; MI and Mrs. T.. y. Gaylo,d
Eo Wilson Prov Gcnsc MI and Mr.. j. ? White staten
Island +. 4. Morrison Mics Morrison New fSRi MA MA
tamIv Ncw.York; ID. ID. Watson. Miss walker MI,
Watson Miss Holmes A. A. Burke New'fofK' w. ~