New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
THE ACKNOWLEDGES.
SCENES on A DRIVE THROUGH KEENE
VALLEY.
METROPOLITAN CUSTOMS IN THE NORTH WOODS
THE FOREST FULL OF DEER-soCIAL

METROPOLITAN CUSTOMS IN THE NORTH WOODS
THE FOREST FULL OF DEER-soCIAL
INCIDENTS AT VARIOUS RESORTS.
Kccne Valley. " V, Aug. 90 CspcciaD.-Ths IS the
time Of year when drive to this resort from Wespor'
vq Flizabctht0wn IS a genuine pleasure There are ae
II,-btful mountain at every turn Near pS
Flizabethtown stand the mountain sentineis Oh t'e
eastern cdge of the wilderness From there Io"ar"
Keeno the giants Of the woods rear their heads onc
above another until the highest peak touches the clouds
Down between these mountains is the farreachns
valley Of Kecne St. IIubert's Inn, the Adirondack anu
Tahamns houses entertain summer VISITORS while scat
tered here and there along the mountain sides ana III
the valley are many handsome cottages. Inc Brfhia"
Minister occupies one and spends most oil inc sui0
here He brings fine horses from the city ara ha' d
bghtoned groom, who calls his master q" the old mail
The proprletors OF the hotels say their houses arc Ell
filed end the people ooccupy them appear to Dc 'e
bon ton of the cities. Yachting caps. white TANNERS anu
the everlasting blazer cothe many OF theso peoPo
during the day. with finer attire In the evening Eve"
though twenty odd miles from railroad it necessary
10 dress several times day unless You nave iuuc-
pendence enough not ~ do as the Romans no.
The son of the Ellzabethtown harnessmacr Kueo inc
first legally killed deer thus far reported th season.
The game shot the Westport ROAD lhcrc y
plenty more Of this sport to be had all about over az
ChildwOd Park. Mr.. Woodford recently shot INC hrs'
deer reported in that section this season. IL was
Sunday afternoon Chaeaugay train were astonshed 10
see wild spotted fawn rush from clearing into the
woods. The woods full Of them.
In Upper Saranac Lake near Saranac Inn TWO i"he
front were caught One weighed twenty three and one
quarter pounds. An elevenyear-old boy causht Vno
second fish 1t weighed twenty-five pounds.
Justus Hoichllss, with Mrs. Hotchhss. rom New
Haven arrived at Paul Smiths on Tuesday Ihcy
will occupy their usual camp. Mr. Hotchkss ls one oi
the most ardent Of Adirondack visitors having been mere
for twenty-five seasons. He is thorough YANKEE 700
and his family name has been prominent III Cohhecu'
annals for hundreds of years. While riding on 'he
Chateaugay road a would-be fashionable criticised
messenger Who stepped oil at every station TO talk with
the natives.
aThat man must be Yankee" said the critic In q
rather dlsdaDfuI tone OF voice, he is so inqulSitw
Mr. IIotchkss heard this sneer at NewEnganders ana
quickly but quietly replied: "Thats the reason tnsy
know so much-because they seek knowledge Inc
would-bc fashionable and critic Immediately loon
waters and the Yankees in The car smiled In dont
monkey with the buzz-saw sort OF way Ims Is d Oau
country to rn down Yankees ln
A. Todd won the silver cup at the Hotel Ampersand
rife match on Monday. H. Walter Webb, OF the New
York Central Railroad, and DIR. W. Seward Webb are
at this hotel with their families. colonel Elhout =
Shcpard's family IS also here.
The fair at Paul Smiths on Wednesday Tor the
benefit OF the Adirondack Cottage samtan"l' ne''oN
between $1,000 and $4,000.
Arrivals at the Windsor, Enzabcthtown-J. G.
GRAY and family, ]. S. Gould, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Follett F. F. Underhill and family
Mrs ". A. Robinson, Miss Robinson, MI
and Mrs c. II. Miller Miss S. f. Miller Henry Brough-
ton. E. II. Bdcn, the Misses Biden Miss Poene Mrs.
Thomas Moore Mrs A. e. Curtis and daughters Ssllic
r. Haven, Miss G. f. Wood, the Rev. anh MIS- A. BAD
cock, Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson, n. ]. Gates, b. IL.
VIAL Mrs. s. Dickinson, the Misses spcer, j. Goldman
y. J. Van Nostrand and wife, il. 5. Carpenter ana
family, Mr. aud Mrs 7. r. Morton. e. H. Sander, MI
and Mrs. G.. Il. Cunningham, Madame Mendoncar
Mr. and Mrs. Butler Henry Iastey and wife. DR.. and
Mrs. William Rives, the Rev. Lewis Cameron +. o.
French, Mrs. o. French, Miss French, Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney II. Green, Mrs. H. Holdshp and daughter, Hlr.
and Mrs. p H. Abbott, New-York.
Proprietor Glligan and his genial chief clerk, Tous
ley have had the SnIanac Lake House filled TO the
roof and their hands have been full finding room for
new applicants. An enjoyable hop given at this
house on Wednesday Arivals-F. A. Gorham, Is
telle Champlln j. II. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Day
/. l. Nichols, DR.. +. Holden, J. Mclaughlin. j. Mofctt
and wife, Miss Synnot, Mrs. 5. Magce, Miss Brush
Miss Knowles J. W. Raymond D. L. Freet and
wife. Miss VI. Penner, 5 S. Pave J. A. Bailey, IT,
Louise Pcckham, +. L. Kremcr, John Morgan, H. f.
Ware, DR.. S. D. Close, Florence Lewis, F. II. Ferry
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. sparburg, ". c. Barry and
family. A. b. De Freeze and family Mrs. Dessar and
family. the Misses Houseman, Miss L. Lousman
| c. W. Hoyt, d. Caman. F. r. Clark Louis
| Hicks, John Marshall, William Edgery, G. J. Campbell
| Miss Campbell, Miss Hcnncon, Miss Robson, a. g.
| Gampan, W. c. Wtherbeo, Henry Taft, Mrs. v. II.
Ioyt, A. Brlncr. F. Renkin, G. l.. Anderson. Dr. f. L.
| Cutlf, W. C. Taylor V. II. Tcnney, c. W. Carter,
Johu A. Garden c. b. Brewster, H. r. Tucker and
family, f. W. Douglass, +. 5. Block, r. Elckmyer, jr.,
| Carl Asterhcd, G.. A. Davenport and family, L. i.
BARTLETT r. Dunne and family, Mrs. ". Buclnle, Miss
Evans, A. E. Hoyt, John Mcyey, Miss Mcvey, Captain
sawyer, A. r. Lee, A. NlclSerson, New York.
one hundred dollcrS realized at the recent auction
party at the Mirror Lake House Lake Placid for bene
fit OF the Adirondack Ssnitarium. There bean-bag
party on Monday. Arrivals Mr. ard Mrs. c. B. Bull
| NJ d. stevens. tho Misses stevens l.. n. Hershhcd
ii. r. Drew, Miss Van Schalck. a. A. Anderson. DR..
| C. F. Francis J. Carter. W. c. King. Miss T. A. Bald
| win, r. j. Lewis Dr. VI. b. Brown. Mrs. +. 5. FcrR,
son, Mrs b. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Nulcc. Mr.. and
Mrs W. p. Phillips. C. T.. Harper. g. T.. Kline. ]. r.
Knox. Mrs. D. f. Rcrnad. J. II. Schoed. c. j. White
head. H. &. Tyson. Mrs r " Stocton, D. c. Thomp
SON j. T. LaiIcrty {. A. Jones. Mrs. S. L. Herbert
| W. II. buckley. Mrs. J. S. Cotton. NJ r. MAYNARD
:. A. smith J. 5. Lafollct. +. \. COlroy. Mrs. 2.
Dutel. A. W. Follctt. +. F. Urdcrh Mrs NJ. f.
Hubbard. u. A. Moore, j. G.. Undcrhil the Rev. N.
Ncvln Mrs Il. Kellogg Miss J. Kellogg, J. > James
4. = Reed. r. s. Farrell. ]. y. Bcal. r. VI. Dixon
John Lowell, ir.. and family, II. Land. W. A. Castor
| c. II. Mason, |. ;. sharp. II. A. Freeman F. ".
| Sharplcs j. l.. Rates. T. c. Moore. II. Kitson. L. s
Weineartncr. 5 a. sullivan. J. A. Malcom. T. p. War
en. 4. 5. Graham, Mrs. r. Barry and family. C. H.
IIulburt Mrs. 5 Weed. i. Roberts. Mrs. W. G. Skin
ncl Mrs. W. ID. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Drury
New York.
Tho pleasures OF the stevens House. Lake Placid. in
| cludc tablcaus and german on saturday. 4 moon
light excursion tic steamer Ida was o pleasure
able affair and little money changed hands on the
bah game between Paul smiths and the stevens
teams on Thursday. On Thursday and Friday there
| were exciting trOtting races al Lake Placid Driving
Park The stevens House arrivals include F. T.
Smith. VI. j IchOk. Mr.. and Mrs Henry II. Iaudon
! George II. Sullivan. George II Mocr, Mr. and Mrs.
II. W. Taft. William Wood. Mrs. Il. Lcvcre Emil yon
Bcrmuth, Fred 4. Iiodsman, Ms, lIodgrnan II b..
| IIcgenan. L. X. Bucln0u, Leo ". Hlldhursh H. j.
| IIihburch and ladies'. II. J Wright Mr. and Mrs
II. C. KrOh, V. NJ. JlIbc. !r.. Mr. and Mrs g. G.