New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
HEIGHT OF THE CATSKILL SEASON.
HOTELS GREAT AND SMALL cRowDED-PLEAs
UREs OF THE VARIOUS RESORTS.

UREs OF THE VARIOUS RESORTS.
Kaatersldll Aug % specal.-It IS now the helgnt
OF the In the CatskIls and this Is good place
to look at It, Unlike most other summer resorts u@
Catskills embrace large extent OF territory ana inc
leading resorts hotels widely distant from eao'l
other. Tho Stamford hotels, for instance, are han
days ride from this great hotel and the other wei
known houses in this popular neighborhood. This
shows the difficulty attending the effort to combine the
latest news from all the different parts OF the range
Ia single letter. Eu this Is great ieadlhg cen"o
in the mountains and Hotel Kaaerslnll ltsen enter
tans than double the number OF guests iono a.
any osher hotel in the range. The present Ca'sAiii
season as whole must be set down rs mBhV sue
cessful Many Of the houses have enjoyed an I'M
precedentcd patronage Nearly all report increased
receipts and only few show falling off, of course
much will depend upon the few weeks whch are ic''
and these will be largely controlled by the "o'ho'
This is now excellent as 1t has been TOT WccN'
past. All the week 1t has occn ueHs"
full In the mountains and now the warm
wave Is most ENJOYABLE here among the hills
Mrs T. S Cirant and her slstcr-inaw, Mrs. Deht'
arc still at the Kaaterskl enjoying their mountain
sOjOurn greatly. They accompanied MT h"ui,e %
Wednesday to the formal opening OF the Inn on non.
Lincoln and were the first to sign the register OF ta'
exalted hoStclry, together with H. =. Has"". -
Ulllnghast J. W. Hearn, Dr. +. :. Lewis anu melvin.
Bobb A qualnt-lookng sign swings on an IRON rou ,
over the doorway Of the little inn. and the peak wiz
now he more generally visited. Mr.. Hearn VIII 10
remembered as leader in the New-Orleans ralu' iie
is here with his family. . H.
w T. DAYTON. President Grants Minister to tfe
Uscue Is also here with his family, fricnds oi 1i'
Grant -, .oo. drrin0
49,, ao, IN which Hutterp was the winner On
rnrrdav evening they gave typical negro Seanoe III
fine Opera House jubilee and plantation songs S0'0
comic scenes, dialogues, etc. ,o,o,
1,stordav tbe tennis tournament began at the hoel
The Alder Lake Club was recently lncorpoI"Uou'
ls composed OF we'll known Kingston gehVeri'' ~ 80
daht in number the capital stock beng 1900
% ,ota covers about fifty in the town OF hoiuch
t,,ro Some 500 of the surrounding acres aro IL
ended I'm the purchase clubhouse IS alre'nS Du'i'
cottages are to follow and the purpose IS 10 MANI dbl
attractive fishing preserve. ,o. nm
Tho tennis tournament at Prospect Park clo'eu y"
Tuesday after an exciting contest of three days. 0o
Iii 1,norru nlavers participated, including Ieonge
Reach OF Jersey City, who was the f1ne fiLi en'N"
non last season. Charles EsSelstyne ana '"'''o
pooenson of Hudson. The large and SHADY I""n u
the Prospect afforded ample room for inc lna a-
snoctators This large hotel By the way 10 h".i'e
ono NJ the best seasons In Its history tar ahcu "a
,t or opd the hest IN six years OF Mr.. Bagleys
raraoemont The event of the season was inc
,.nov dress hop nj the Prospect Park hoos' vi
n.Sa, evening The costumes covered every
n.uod ~ modern civilization, and courter OF Ie "o
., Ionis XVI were seen In amIabe cohVerS" WIN
Jananese ladies'. The spacious parior OIL mo noV0'
was handsomely decorated, and the large Veranua sur
rounding the parlor was denssly ohrohseu W." 49,,
s+s nom other hotels and cOttagcrs from CaosAiii
After the hop calation was served on the la"h' "i
was brilliantly Illuminated. l., =
rovcl teatnre at the st. Charles, in Hunter Is
s,,n parlors This may sound strange 10 those WIZ
come TO the Catskis to escape the un'enpeleu 70"
| ,be great orb of summer. But 1t is often peas'''
thar
Minus the breeze Then this gsssr1'97ed piazza Is
| the thing Then also IN the evenir Pied'"h'
| here gazing out upon the moonlt' VlIDee oei'" ;
or as an overflow dningroom.
| CHARLES r. Parmenter n leading merchant OF New
Orleans IS at Phoeucia with his family for forteho'
Co,onel Lawrence S. stewart, Of Chicago, Is in
cha stony Glove for the season with bis family lie
| reccntlv saved two ladies from a runaway team
senorta Baldasano of the Spanish Legation IN WASH
| ncton has been captivating society people al thc
Kaaterskin with her beauty
DR.. George Kosmal OF New-York, drives hne TURN
out in the Pnlenve region. .,..,. l..
g. T. Cromwell, Of Claaln & Co., IS at hossinS' III
dulcnq in amateur photography.
The Rev. Dr. j. j. Loupe of New-York, Is resting
at Hobart. .,.,.. q. A.
| Mansard Cottoge Durham III. .-.a
The annual hop at the New Grand iasp nsn' vac
Greatly cnioyed This popular resort Is IN tle must
offs
summit. ro,av
Tho Catskll Fair at Margarctvle opens on IueSu"S
and the Green County show at Cairo on Wednesday
| Fdward Could A. F. Baldwin. Henry Giaersies'e'
,r and l. Jones Corbin have been enjoying EssSI ISy
| drive through the range ana arc ITO" aO "S'ieN
| FFurough Lake Retreat. -. p.o, ,orco o.,
iTIc arrivals in The range to-day have been arge a.
Ill points stamford Is sun p'GNrc nSaroSa train
on the Wcst shore makes rapid ume; ~ - $1,000
behind at Kingston and runs 70 Satoh up Co. LII
9 Saturday evening IL ran from Kingston TO CaIsl'
tlenty TWO miles in twenty-four minutes recent ar
| rivals include the following; - udu,ors o,ve,
Prospect ParV-Jaeob Norman; ha"a'e RsId
III Hio A Ed%n % Gond, l. Jones CorOn, Dr. A l.
W R4nnGy Dr. aN v. c. Campbell and wi Mrs GtH
and family Mas rarb aaS and FAMILY William Piston
~ V Merrill ~ /. BOYLE C. Weldeufeid, F. ii.
Henry l. s. Il. Hopkins Charles +. DoW' r. Is DGy'
r. Mohen' Miss C. brooks New York; j. F, Hamilton,
| Miss h. Webster, Mrs. S. Berry, A l.; Ksld III, Mrs
r. A. Budd saul Rowland IGhn a: d 0g .; W"fr,
WnitbecR H. Major and family. Mrs; barrett ". Long
man and family, Il. NJ. Francis and wife, Miss NJ r.
Atwood j. o. Wilson an Mrs WE Gibson MoS %ss YsS
| Anden Mss S. Van Arden. Brooklyn.
! Hotel Kaaterskill-W. Il. Parker, Miss Tillie Nav,
Mrs. r. Findeaburg. J. Iuane TAYLOR, jr.. Miss E.
Green New York; Miss Alice Brown; Mount Holly
St. CharcsLC CynaH and wife. c. X Mills and wife.
Robert Rogers and wife Miss f. Herring, D. L. Fair
child; L. A. Jackson and WIG MISS aon oSterna1'
| Morris and wife. Edwin Gould, l. j. Colin. IT, Glider
| sleeve jr A. f. Baldwin. d. Melville and family.
Mrs. Charles L. Reed. Mrs A iinnt 9nd daughters'
New York: r. Randolph, E. L. Strong and wife, 4. F.
| Buckley, Brooklyn.