New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
STILL GAY IN TIE CATSRILLS.

THE PLACES OF DEPARTING GUESTS TAKEN BY
THOSE WHO LOVE THE FALL WEATHER.
Tannersville Sept. 5-The lovely September weather
in the Catskllls Is yet TO come So far the clouds
have been rather and the nights little too
cold But everybody is looking for considerable warm
weather yet and past experience shows that they
are not likely TO be disappointed.
This Is one Of the Oldest and nvelest summer regions
IN the range Few Catskin visitors will need 10 be
told of the attractions and beauties Of TanneHville.
As a summer abode for families rather than as the
Mecca of transient visitors, it is always popular AS
a cottage locality ii is still growing In favor Many
prominent people have summer homes here either
erected or owned by themselves or rented from Others
Then. TOO, it Is great club centre The onteoa Park
and the Eliza Park Association have delightful preserves
at hand facing each other on opposite
mountain slopes, from which charming views
are commanded Several new cottages and many I'M
provements have been added lately In both these
localities, and life there has been highly enjoyed by
the members and their friends. The various hotels
about here have had good business, and are still en-
teItaining many guests.
The departures now exceed the arrivals. Of course
and the homeward rush early In the week kept the
transportation lines busy. But new visitors have
been coming in all the time all the special trains
sin running and large September business is in
dica,ed. Hotel Kaaterskl requiring hundreds of
guests 10 be run with profit will probably close early
In the week Bat with this exception, all the re-
sorts will remain open for some weeks and most of
them all through the month II has in fact. become
the rule with people TO postpone their mountain
visit until early autumn, deeming il the most de-
sira0le season here and there many reasons for
ms choice where business engagements can be ad-
iustod 10 that end.
stamford Is vet full of visitors, and the hotels there
wen AK OF October business. The has been
te most successful on record for that Delaware village.
Inc Hunter section lost many guests during the
week. but The houses all open. Hotel ST. Charles
has sun hne company, and will not close until
the last week in the month. The Prospect Park is
also In full swing with numerous daily arrivals and
more TO come
Almost lOo Boston people known as Pioneers and
Patriots Of America" arrived at Big Indian by
Ulster and Delaware special train on wednesday.
They spent Thursday night at the Grand afterward
visiting the KaatersflI the old Mountain House.
where they will remain until Monday
Some two hundred more guests are still lingering
at Prospect Park Among the latest Corners there arc
these: J. Qulnbeli L. s. Haskell Miss Haskell
August Schumacher and wife, c. A. Woodso Miss A.
Mitchell f. 5. Hobbs, Mrs. Mitchell Charles Maurice
and wife, w g. Wnans, G smith, John Matthews
@. Il. Trimbell, George F. Henry Mrs r. BENJAMIN
VI. J.. Benjamin, f. A. Constable Miss Carpenter Mrs
ham and family and a. MITCHELL of Ncw-York: I N
Butts. Mrs. T.. J.. VaDderveere and Edgar Combs
Brooklyn Mrs c. X. Cannon and family Ho6oEen