New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
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sav. especially for those who were unprovidod WIN
.,tob,c clo,binc and outer wraps. Eut il WAS not
40 hot an Tuesday amid the swelterinG hot wave
that was so oppressive in the cities ana on inc pI'
From 76 10 80 degrees was the record III inc r"hHc'
and a cool breeze made the temperature eh'ircN '"'
,orable Today the air is positively deGh'iul "E''
.nd rnore favorable, summer mountain weather would
be difiCult 10 imagine. ., .,
CROWDS of visitors have been pouring IN all 'no
,eeh by the many trains and boats, and some Oh '
s,,al1er bousas arc already full Of guests Al .'i'
,o,r.s renorts agree that the July business u i'i
in advance Of previous wears. What 10 40 WIN Wv
rrcat rush that ALWAYS comes IN A"s"9 .,,, 49,
nuzzling the landlords aS they calmN S"S S, ,r,
carcmcnt lists in the light Of their h',''VD hr " '
modatons Even the largest hoei9' td 81
seasons have rarely had all their rum
once ara now wrestling with thlN p'"''' ,s
=, nj oictrresoue mountain village, always
49, ,i,.o,,e., ueatost and most popular III I'M
80 ,he little streets already LOOK Hhe -l"N"'''
o,,s are ,hc early visitors inc '"Ie"'' i
yon WinNle and Hot, Ulster wh'h are '''
ut, in the val,y arc already nearN hlcd anu ''
many simmer cottages fof "H''" '"0 '0''
beon famous are all occupied v,,,or,
n ~" .nd t.niIv He is a son of the w3llkno"h
,ushor and 4 very popular member ol 'Ho wy
contingent here - -. .bo
Iuis NJ Never. also OF NeWN 'rN' HII'>' " 49,
,,,io View on Wednesday, where he mas ro'u'N '''
h,rn.of and family through August and NeP''"''-
AR Never is noted mountain pedestrian ana ''''
successful angler. ,.,.o = among
George ; Miller, noted Ia'nr'iN o'''O'
the dwellerS here. -, I'D oloc,ric
rho hnrninr Of the Kaatcrshill laundry ana el'''''
.n. lant carly on Thursday morning Is uA''r'""'''
a. mis- busy season Iilt MANAGER l"'H' ''" "
'.ca n see flat his guests suffer no loss OF l''"
veniencc. 49,. ,os rd other
President Young. superintendent 'oh'N' """ ~,
and directors of the lister and Delaware f'l''
o'"'' .ro,,,ica NV General Manager Layne. of the
W., shore and other prominent railf''' ".',
-. Thursday night At the Ne" NI'""
80 20 Rl,omvillc and Onconta over the 'I'I''
ard delaware line. The purpose Is To aT'''-' -"
The speedy completion Of the extension "a ca" ~
A. tbe above points. Much Of the rFd has o''"
finished some months ago. Inc Sca'"" = er
~ pvelv al the New Grand. Much time IS always
soro.ad 70 tennis. baseball ard Other outdoor ana
.,or on,psements al this resort. tennis hnr'd-
or+ for AucTst is being arranged for whlCh NeNNIN'
p G Corncll the so champion; Howard "ou'"' L',''
Drscou Nones Daniel and Others are ho" ~
n-articn Mr. Gould is said 10 have the leaN mus @
far after Mr.. Cornell. who has won seven 10 ""'u
fve scts 4 ladias' tournament Will also be h'l".
Mrs Hamilton. Of on aro. Canada VINO IS s"c>' vi
M-s GEORGE J. Gould. is now the leading tennis
placer at the summit ,,
Tho hotel nine will have representatives of ale.
Princeton Harvard and Columbia this season. IL Won
tho championship Of the CatSll' last year ana pr"
poses to keep conspicuous chip on lis sho"''e' ''>
yea!. 49,, =. 90,
Tho first issue of The Grand Hotel News Is ou'
t,dav. J. W. Kirhham is again the working editor.
and he manages 10 gather pleasant pages OF social
chat Of special interest 10 summit Mountain guests
and their friends in other places.
Tho Rev J. Byran and the Rev. J. Duffy, OF New
York. arc at the Hunter House President Allen, OF
N.orl- oudD DpuT
rived at Churchill Hall with Mrs. Allen In their
p,vate car for their fifth stamford few days
sgo. Miss c. Vanderbilt of New YOrll. is there for
the summer.
The wife Of Dr. George +. Shrady is seriously III at
their Pine Ridge summer cottage on the Hudson
L. F.. Wilmarth, the artist is resting az Marlboro
George H. shelton is at Newburs painting hudson
River scenery. F. L. Field has Just completed m'
Edsden" cottage at Arkve. J. Francis Murphy also
has cottage there which he has christencd Weed
Wild Among other artist cOttagers at Arkvillc are
A. II. Wyant ard II. VI. Rosenberg.
A daughter Of Bishop Potter summers at a Tanners
vile cottage. Mrs. :. Griswod, also Of Ncw-York
las an elegant stone cottage there. Mary MaPc,
Dodge occupies her cottage the Bear and Fox Inn
Onteora Park.
several deer and elk have Just arrived for George
J. Gould at his FurlOuch Lake retreat.
b. F. Fischer, the piano maker. is soournins with
his family at Churchill Han General Morrison and
family arrived there this week. J. IL. stats and
family have rooms there for the season.
Among the actors and actresses resting at Cornwall
Lillian Russell Laura Russell Leona FontainabIeu
Helen Sedgwick. J. X. Emmett, William Jerome and
Owen Wcstford
Pachman. the pianist. is resting at Dunraven. near
Arkvllle.
Parker Manuin. the artist. has fine studio at Ark
vile nearing completion.
The officials aud directors Of the Elka Park As
socation dncd in their new clubhouse sumptuou,ly
on the Fourth. The improvements there are poiur
iOrward rapidly.
\ gentleman stopping at the Overlook Hotel Will.
walking along the path the edge Of the eastern
precpice, became dizzy and fell over the rocks He
was badly injured about the face, but having prompt
surgical attendance his recovery is hoped for r. J.
foyS, the proprietor OF this attractive resort cport
good season in prospect there, the air being the
coolest aud best in the range
Lively times are expected on the MaIcarcttcvillc
iace-track soon. Entrances from cOttagcfs and sum
ner guests only arc allowed. Five Of MI could,
ho'Ses are expected 70 participate ten of The Mc,,r>
tlei>chmannS. one each from p c. and F. Cornell
IND Edwin Young. and TWO Of " /. Kcrr's
grand masquerade german j, on the tapi,
imoaS the fair guests of the New Grand.
Mrs. Judge 1rall, Of Brooklyn j, at stamford Nil,
haon Bathsatc, also # Brooklyn. lately arrived at
ueF oeau'inl stamford cottage III Rotn,ay ave T. w.
.assldy OF Jersey City, 8, msticating at stanford
o. L u Martin and family, Of BROOKLYN ar. az their
hs""o"H' cottage Dr.. W. l.. Chase and family are
so!ournA- at Je"e't d. Fub, and family are amons
b'hcF Brooklyn cotta;"rs at Ilichnount
> ". Andrews and Jane, Mclean. Of New York,
afe occ"Pms cottages with THEN famlc, d; south
K0rtrcht
Major : p Wheeler and wife. Of Beatrice, Ncb
l. ). Wing and wife, Mrs :. LOoms, ; H. >toningham
James IL. Manning and wife are among recent ar
hVals al the Clinton, Kingston
tHe ''tShll Mountain Railway Is already in the
must oi hcayy summer traffic, which promises %
f"oeca mat of any previous season.
y recent special train the West shore read ran
nom "eeAa"ken 10 Kingston little over eight, eight
sl'es' IN one hour and forty FIVE minutes including q
A'eminu'e stop for water at Cornwall This con
ImS Inc remark Of the late we, known railway pas
svr agent Henry Nonett, who did much for
'he West shore road. that the Cask special, could
'asly run 70 Kingston in Two hours