New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
OPEN RESORTS IN THE CATSKILLS
THE CROWD OF VISITORS GROWS LARGE EARLY
IN THE SEASON.

Kingston, July (speciaD-The opening week OF
he summer in the Catsills has been unusually
satisfactory. Rarely have the visitors arrived in such
large Numbers before July and with all the extra
trains that were put Monday, the coaches nave
been crowded and the baggage men hard pushed Oo-
servant Of the latter class say that the trunks
are larger and more this season than usual
The number Of children far unusually large
OF course all the hotels great and small, are now
omen and the broad breezy paZzas poisoning once
more with fair humanity In snowy attire. Inc over
Took Hotel was the last 70 open rs doorson Wednesday
Fcbert j. Knsed one of the propret0rs, and Christian
BrownsOn will be found in charge The house Is uch
nearer the sky than any other in the range
The weather, though somewhat changeable, has been
comfortable.
Major Mckinley, OF Ohio Is expected TO spend a
norton of the season in this locality. The celebration
OF the Fourth here included baseball a concert ana
hop and display of fireworks.
Mrs John Thompson wife Of a Brooklyn inventor
is at the Hotel Ulster for the season with her mother
and children.
Mrs. 5. c. LOOMS, of New-York has also arrived
there. .
Tho Avon Inn is new house Just completed at
Pine Hin bv F. w. Lament, formerly Of the Lament
House. shaGdaken 1t opened on Tuesday even
ing.
George J. Gould Is building an effective system OF
waterworls for his property on Furbough Lake
Surrogate Ransom ard family have leased the new
schutt cottage at Tannersville which they already
occupy.
The seasons promise at the popular Rip Van winklS
resort is reported far ahead OF last year. Much in
terest in tennis is already manifested there.
The old town Of Hunter claims summer accommo-
dations and attractions for over 1000 visitors Inc
many fine resorts there already doing hne o"S'-
The increase Of travel on the Ulster and Delaware
road since the trains began running to BloomVLe Is
apparent.
DR.. George F. shrady and family are at his Pine
Ridge summer cottage on the Hudson for the season.
Charles L. Wetherbee, of the Buckingham Hotel
ha, leased the charming Cloverlea,' on the HUDSON
near Saugerties and is there with his family
A fine new clubhouse has been built I'm Twilight
Park at Ledge End and all the cottages are r'pul'
filing up there Il. Steineke has fine ne" cottage
at Elka Park.
George S Schcrmerhorn and family, Of New York
have taken one Of the Tremper House cottages al
Phoenicia for the summer.
John SOn;ag late lender Of the orchestra al the
san Marco Hotel St. Augustine, Fla, viii have charge
Of the music at Churchill Hall. this season.
Professor Never the well-lnOwn orchestral leader
Of Philadephla has just arrived with his orchestra
at the Kaatcrsbin.
Late corners there are j. A. Carbury and family,
w. D. Nichols of New York; f. T. HYDE and family
judge Matthews and family, Jersey City.
MANAGER stevens, of the Laurel House, reports
excellent prospects down at the falls
Among early arrivals are these:
Temper House-J. Rodwe and family H. Lar
thoI1dar and family Mrs. James OHM, g. Il. cope
land j. A. LaCroiX and family, H. Lowry, JaIhSs
# Burns J. L. Anderson. George W. D0dd' Ir,, r.
Dodd. George IL. :, ut and family. H. X. LegSet''
kin Van wlnklc-John A. Post J. W Cochrane
Mrs Boss and children, Marcus Black, George, A.
Rogers and family, Mrs. NJ: &. Earle Mrs olther'
Miss E. ~ Ferguson A. c. BlO.s J. Marshall saunders
Miss Barrow, Mrs. C. McFadden, Eew;Gork; ,-,,,,,,,
Palmer and family, j. F. Eagle, Miss f. Eagle
Mrs A. NJ Alexander and daughter, Miss N: A
Scbenck and daughter. BrOoklyn, Mrs i. A. Bauser
Mrs. l.. NJ. Corbett, Mss Mason Thompson, Edtl
THOMPSON. Mrs. r. d. Hill and family MIS- COlone
7 T. iDrminC Mrs ". D. Moore and daughters; Mrs
: VI. Valentine Miss f. Barlow, John Campbell and
wife. Mrs J. B. Simpson, New-Iork