New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-12
AMONG THE CATSKILLS.
HOTELS NOT YET cRowDED-wEALrHY COT
TAGRRS ARRIVING

Kingston July IL (specaD-Tho mountain weather Is
not Of an ideal character as yet There nave Oeeh many
DELIGHTFUL days but seemed the more TO enphaszo
tho dscomfors Of other days when It was cold ana eou
ru, now there Is promise OF better things; sunshine has
returned the air is warmer and all IS fresh and beautiful
Visitors have been coming up steadily all ne "eeA
in large numbers to-day All the hotels nave iai
sprinklinc of guests with many arrivals booked lo'
in the next fortnight there yet no evidence oil
crowd at any point in the nge, and those who 90 NOT
enjoy crowded summer resorts will do well 10 hasten 10 oe
Catskllls now the josing Of late July anu
The new management at Kaaterskn appears TO &c
running smoothly. The guests are not so numerous S
as last year when the early patronage was phenomenal
Visitors will lind the familiar face ana pofty iOfn -.
the old head waiter the New Grand who now sVauS a
the portal Of this vast dnlngha waiting to wave you On
in charge OF the proper functonary hiiey'' 'no
toran stage.crer is OF course always there ana MI
Harding the presiding genius. with Manager oNoi"O
at the front But at the cashiers desk you pay Soui
money to a new man, and he wants Just as huch ioI .
weeks board as Mr. milford did The music Is sui
under the baton OF John Myer who has os' VI
his former men with him again.
Lille at the New Grand is not unlike the early DAYS u
former seasons The social affairs for which this popular
resort IS have not been nauGuated as Ne pu'
several are already in preparation. Mr. Cori IS again
in charge Of the orchestra. large company OF guests
was entertained Independence Day. anu inc pern'-
nent list is daily increasing.
Stamford Is again manfesting its growing Importance
It's arrivals are numerous Churchill Hall reports an
unprecedened list Of guests for early july BENG aDou'
two weeks ahead OF last years business The numerous
other houses there also doing we'll Inc ne" usrS
House. which. the should have received aIou
name being already Grant House on 'eiieIso-
Heights near Catsklll Village Is now nearly coinpeU.
and will receive guests In few DAYS IL Is pretty
structure over brooklyn Heights"
Jaw Gould was at Stamford this week WIN
his prvate car but his intended outing Abbreviated y
illness He whipped the Batavia XIII for trout WIN MS
old friend p Van Amburg ON Monday with iair success
Dr. Mum was in the party, closely guarding MS us
tngushed patient. ,,,. T.,
The usual summer complement Oh aItiSO' az 1
Captain william Patterson md family, and the family
Of Colonel Suter, OF st. Louis have arrived az 'nei
Brookdale cottages, near RoXbury. .
The Rev. DR.. Forrest, president OF Daihousie Unseio
ty Halifax N S. was recent guest at Morris Cottage
Pine Hill. - .oon
The Howard Crosby cottage. Birch Creek. has been
leased for the season by Mrs. 7. Bronson Of YORK
New trustees Of the Catskill Mountain camp ana oo
tape Conpany were elected meeting held at onteora
Park to-day. -
George Munro the publisher. has three fine summer
cottages at Pine HILL
INSPECTOR Steers Of New-York, will spend portion OF
b,s vacation with his family Arlington. Paenvilc
Graham Rogers. jr., Harry Putnam jr' Mason Eaton
Row HEDGES and Lyman Haywood Boston athletes have
been touring through the under the command OF Dr
T. Charming Stoweu . ~
Dr. +. Z. Schurz is the resident physician a' inc o"
Grand.
Eypresdent Hayes is among the eminent visitors an
nounced arrive late in July.
President Lewis Of the Brooklyn National Bank, has
taken rooms at Pine Hill for August
In the new book issued by the Ulster ana
Delaware Company special space is given to Slide Noun
tain the highest in the rangets attractions and route
of approach
Mr. Lambert Of the Union Square Theatre Is in charge
Of the music at the Tremper.
Tho Central New.England and Western Railroad have
now daily fast train between Hartford and Rhinecln
which brings visitors in time for the early afternoon trains
on the Ulster and Delaware.
The first hop Of the season took place at the Churchill
Hall Opera House Saturday night.
George j. Engehart. Mayor Of ST. Joseph. No. Is sum-
rcrng with his family at Hotel Ulster, Pine HILL
Among NewYOrkefs who are already at the Grant
Uouse for tho season are Fitch w. Smith and family l.
McCrone Mrs T. 1. Tobias and daughters and George
Sackendorf.
Manager Bagey of the Prospect Park Hotel, on the
river buG az Cat, says his outlook for the
never bettcr Bookings exceed those Of previous
Eugene Coffin Of Albany is his chief assistant He Is
war veteran having served with Major Mckinley and ex
President Hayes In the same regiment
Among cottagers ON Summit and Belle Ayr Mountain
slopes are Max Brill New-York; DR.. james r. Bird, g.
L. A. Martin Jacob Lehman. Brooklyn, and j. A. Smith,
Of New Rochelle.
One Of the finest homes in the range is that Of
S Zweiehaft, Hanes Falls He has just stocked his
mark there with some fine imported deer.
The Appalachian Club Of Boston dned at the Overlook
on Tuesday