New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-26
THE ADIRONDACKS.
SOCIAL ADJUSTMENTS AT THE HOTELS IN
THE FOREST
THE PATIENT COACH noRsEs-ARRrvALs AT THE

| Ialc Placid. ~ Y. July % CSpcclall-We live ID
nanny land up in these grand old woods All INC
world IS on pleasure bent and all the world gers
pIeaslre-cxcept II be the coach horses. Inesc
patient animals give up their pleasure for the unc
h.,n0 IN behalf of city boarders" and yield themselves
a, ION mr. twenty mile hauls over the mountain roads,
milling raw parties OF visitors to the many wekept
hotels prrched here and there beside lakes or rivers
mr. on mouatain sides amid the vast forests. Wheh
The stage coach has to give way entirely TO railroads
n nleasinc feature of Adirondack life will disappear.
Church fairs tennis tournaments fishing parties hopS
candy puIls boating excursions and lawn parties heip
IA anrse the city people. Next Sunday Colonel
Elliott f. Shepard proposes 10 participate In the Pres
bvtcran Jubilee services at saranac Lake ana 10 enter
tain thc natives with a recital Of his experiences III
| the Holy Land Colonel Shepard's experience at inc
Ampersand tennis tournament on Wednesday was some
thing startling. lie had taken his place beside the
umpire faultlessly attred In white lanrel white Ro
shoes and polka Dot sash. when player Marsh drove
the tennis ball with terrific force into the CooneIs
right eye Two physicians Immediately ATTENDED inc
wounded journalist as he lmped from the court ana
| sought place Of rest.
In the early part of the week Mrs. Whitehw heiu
and d. O. Mills returned to New-YorI after an en-
joyable visit with Vice President Morton at his camp
near Paul Smiths. 1t is hoped that President har
rison will visit Mr. Morton before he returns from the
| Lake Champlan region.
There have been rumors during the week cohcer,n5
| the railroad situation in these parts some say lia'
| the NewYorl Central RalrOad Company proposes W
buy the Delaware and Hudson system, the Cha'caue"y
| road and every other railway plant which now com
pctcs for Adirondack business that the road partially
| buIlt by Dr. w. seward Webb IS TO be abandoned etc
The fact IS, however, that the situation IS pacucS
unchanged and at the present writing no deal mas osn
made for tho transfer OF any railroad property 10 te
| IIads0n River road
So far this season no one has been drowned in the
| rla 10
Of n native bv Lightning. And, The victims uncle
| crncIly remarked "The boy couldn't dodge thai
| nohow."
Among the arrivals at the Stevens House. Lake
Placid, are f. Snedecor. W. F. Marsh E. van "orher'
the Misses IIyster, j. Hyster, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Bodinc Miss NJ. J. TAFT, Mr.. and Mrs g. H. "Iahnls
Louis Nelson ]. p. Landman, Mrs. S. W. Moody Mr.
and Mrs A. u. Holmes. ". Il. IIorntlowcr Mrs. . NJ
| Cooke OF New York y. Marsh. Mrs. y. Marsh, MISS
Marsh and Nathaniel Marsh, staten Island
Charles f. Martin. the popular manager OF the Mlf
ror Lake House. Lake Placid, reports that he mas aoo"t
all the guests he can accommodate Inc bah'oon
of this house opened this week and II Is thought
70 he the finest dancing place in the mountains The
New-York arrivals at the Mirror Lake arc octave
Bardot the Misses Biariot Joseph Mosclc0vitz' MI
and Mrs F. W. Pope, Mrs l.. NJ. Mooney, the Misses
Fox. Robert NJ Gillespie william A. Shaw. MIS- d. T.
Jones. Miss Jones, NJ +. IIeadden J. c. lIeaddeh
James E. Johnson \. D. Norton, Mr. and Mrs chester
r. Parrish and family; from other places Mrs A. H.
Edey Miss Weidenfeld. Miss Grady, Orange, ~ j.;
| Mr. and Mrs John Hills, Miss Eva L. HIS, l. =
Hills Miss Gertrude Hills Helen NJ. Hills, brooklyn :
Mr. and Mrs. Deviler. Miss Dctwillcr, Miss h. Hmp
son, Miss Kerr, Miss d. Kerr. Miss Quincy, jersey
City. 80
AT the Lake Placid House are Mrs. /. VI. smith,
Miss II. stanley George +. Hi. Mr. and Mrs. Felix
Never Francis J. X. T1mmns, p. T. sherman, MI
and Mrs Edward D. Farrell, " Bernstine, Miss Carrie
L. IIaugh, Nicholas J. Tommins. Charles j. Whelan'
Miss H. NJ. Ring, all Of New-fork
Arrivals at the ChildwOd Park House, ChlldwOlo
Mr. and Mrs r. ". smith, X. W. smith ir, Tie
Misses smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Sprlsnc and familS,
Mrs T. t. Clark and family, W. T. Woodford ana
family Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Sheldon, Mr. and Mrs
W. j. Peck, the Rey. J. ". Loeb, Mrs. Ioch, ME-
Morrison, Mrs. Martin, Mrs l. VI. Bronson Mrs. Is. T.
slelsht Mr. and Mrs r. j. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. :.
NJ Inderhill the Misses Underhill Miss T. A. Appleby,
Miss c. d. Hanson, all of New York and Mrs. Jasper
Lynch Lakewood, y. j.: e. VI. Sears Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Johnson Leeds Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs {. A.
Moore Mrs. ". Pinto. Brooklyn.
Aztec SC d, House C lscadevil'. &C 6. A. Mlchey
j. j. Benson Troy Mrs. Sager and family, Portland
f. Vandcrbcrghc. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Burnham Mr.. ana
Mrs T. g. DOdwOrth, Miss Alma Dcdworth, Miss
Nash Mrs s. w. Albro Mrs. r. J. Lewis. W. l.. Albro
Mis-, Al,ro Mrs $ W. Baldwin, Miss Baldwin, Mr..
and Mrs J. b. Day, J. b. Gordon Mrs. Hughes and
family, New York.
Arrivals at tho Indian Point House. Upper Chateau
gay Lake. include Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Fuller ana
family Rochester. " Y; Mr.. and Mrs W. ID. Fuller,
Miss C. f. Fuller, Norwood, " y; Mr.. and Mrs. ~ H.
McCann GIcnns Fails; Mrs. S &. Leach. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Campbell. Chatcangay; Mr.. and Mrs. +. Shoe
maker the Misses Shoemaker, the Misses Carr, d. W.
! Carr Mrs. l.. 4. Carr, Grggsve, y. Y
Arrivals at "Ralphs" are Miss SIillcr, Mrs f. Il.
Miller Miss A. l.. Miller, Miss q. H. Mathews, Miss NJ.
Clark Miss A. H. Clark. Il. c. Harding, ii. a. Miller.
. ballard Miss Cora Ballard Il. G. Miller. >. ID.
rs,,l- Ice T. y
Pond, VI. and Mis-. f. A. Andrs, Jennie stanton,
NOlo.c, y. \.
Mr. Gamble at Ralph's, caught forty eight splendid
trout with fly in one afternoons fishing. y boat
race open for all, takes place on August Chateau
gay. Cash prizes offered
The Mansion House, Ellznbetltown il having IT.
usual July patronage with the fIlI assurance Of II
crowded house ON August l. Many familiar faces are
to be seen. The first hop of the season was held I'm
this house last Saturday. II brilliant affair
Guests from the Windsor and Valley Houses attended
also Number Of the residents. Arrivals mt TIL, hotel
are j. 4. Redman. II. 4. Fields G.. A. Powell, G. y.
Morgan, Mrs. J. p. Manu. ". l.. Boyd. Il. G. Boyd
william II. Searles, p +. Radiker W. :. Ogden, Mr.
and Mr.. L. c. Ashley, New Ycri; Miss Sadie Wool
rnif. Miss NJ MccoH. Mr. and Mrs. ID. p. W. Nc
Mullen. Miss Lndum, Miss llnsted Mrs. :. d. Morris
Miss Morris, BROOKLYN Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Wilson and
l.. II. Wilson. Newark, y. j.
Orlando Kellogg famous Windsor Hotel was never
a happier place to live in than il is to-day. one
feature Of life at Ezabethtown is the wafer. Its
purity and medicinal Influences are said 10 equal
the waters Of much advertised springs. Arrivals at
the Windsor include H. L. Juddcry, +. smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman the Rev T. H. Dwight. Miss Dwight.
Mrs j. T. Grant, r. ID. Andrews Octave
Biardet, the Misses MLrdct, Miss G. l..
Iough, p. r. sherman, l. d. opraguc, J. II. Magce,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Day, James NJ. Farr IT, Mr. and
Mrs X. A Eabbage, X. G. BaLtagc, Miss r. \.
Bajbagc. T.. SnedccOr, j. {. stUdier, H. ~ Thomn Mr.
and Mrs. b. Jennings, Miss Gaplner, Miss Daain Mr
and Mrs John MOler and family, Miss L. FeIdner all
OF New orb f. G. Ilarlis, Newark, y. j.; d. Marsh
Mrs. A. q. Dulman &. VI. Terry. G. T. WoGdbrdce.
Mr.. and Mrs a. Nichols, L.. &. ward r. Il. GRAY j. C.
Smith. Mrs. w. f. Write and family, +. l.. Mason,
willard H. Erownson, \. II. GaI,luer, w. A. White,
Colonel Sellers, &. ii. Reynolds, brooklyn.
The Indian name OF schroon Lake is GSc4ro1n"
meaning Child Of the Hi So Ills body Of wafer IS
well named. II IS ten miles long and two miles
ltrida nd e. Tho Thorn