New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-28
MANY BRIDES At NIAGARA FALLS.

SOME OF THE GUESTS AT THE VARIOUS HOTELS
Niagara Falls June 81 (special.-The world is wen
represented mt the old cataract Brides are mere In
great number June Is the month for brides at The
Father Of Waters and Il is more particularly Tor ts
reason that the great hotels throw open their doors
The Prospect House is stln in the hands OF General
Davep Isaacs and is looking after the foreign travel
This little palace still by J. w. Trait the Oldest
Niagara Falls hotel clerk and cashier. who is assisted
by W. c. Squires.
Uriah wech an old NEWCOMER, has taken the
International the giant among the Falls hotels. Mr.
Welcb had the New American at Rchfeld Springs last
year. but will show the Falls hotel men how to run
Arst,class house In every respect He has with him
Harry Blake, his veteran bookkeeper; W. W. Thomas,
cashier; F. A. Gregory, room clerk, and ~ H. kmoai'
night clerk. The house has been renorated from top
to bottom and now is as good ms new The Kalten-
bach is run by its owner Herr Kaltenbach WIN all te
excellence OF previous years.
After closing most successful season, John
Deveeaux is again found general manager of the
famous old Cataract, which is maintaining Its high
reputation Both the International and Cataract
have excellent orchestras for the season
The International has tht Thomas Opera Com
pany Orchestra, which has played for the
brooklyn Amateur Opera Association, the Jersey
City Athletic Club and the Manhattan Athletic Club
If New-York Kuhns full orchestra, of Buffalo, opened
the first hop at the Cataract this evening. 1t was
largely attended. One of the features OF social hIe
o the Falls is the proximity of both Fort Niagara and
Fort Porter and the balls and receptions are often
eraced by the society of the officers and their wives
from the forts The Queens Royal, at Niagara-on-th
Lake ont. has opened for the season.
Among the recent arrival OF NeW-fofhers
at the leading hotels are: Prospect House-u' H.
Hamilton and wife, julius Smonson, Wilired A.
dc Wolfe, Miss H. A de Wolfe, A. Piaz1 ana f. epi'
pett Hotel America-Leo Speyer W. ii. Taylor
Walter Dickson and J. L. Dumont, OF New
York. International Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Never Miss Lynn, Misses Ogden, John W. Black
and wife Mrs. S. L. Dougherty, Miss NJ f. Auer-
mann. O. NJ Durham, W. II. Amerman, Mrs W. A.
speakman Mrs. F. j. Whtoomb, Miss Miller, Mrs. J. r.
Fisher Martha B. Fisher, A. w. Boynton j. N Knight
wife and daughter John Miller and wife Clayton L
Lee. Samuel A. Campbell W. II. Bradley, William
Hooper W. Prince Clagett, Mrs. IIalenbecR, Miss ~
Halenbeck d. Mc(ieri and wife, William II. Quick and
SON J. A. Rossman Thomas II. Tuomey, NJ. J. McDer-
mott John McCarrOn Thomas J. Cummings Edgar j.
Brady. William Young, John d. Dunn, W. H. Collins,
DIR NJ Gerber of NewYorlI and Countess Reohtercn,
Tie Hague Holland. Cataract House. E; Ian,
sing and wife, r. Langdon and wife, George
a I,urhank j. NJ TOucey and wife, Miss Atwater. Mrs.
" Ayrault Miss F. Ayrault Mrs. Barker, Miss Green.
I G. Hubbei f. p. IIubbcl Mrs. James CurI1e Miss
Helen Currie James Currie, C. L. Peck and Wife Z A.
Perkins and wife. Mrs. S. j. Oakley, NJ J. OAKLEY.
H. s. Phillips Byam X. stevens and wife. William p.
Lewis and daughters, William ID. Hobart. A. W. CoweH,
lanes : Metcaf Dana Gibson, Frank Hall, Miss
Bessie Hall, S. Wing and wife, Mrs Nj. Hill. all OF
New-York.