New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-19
THE ADIRONDACKS.
BLACK FLIES NO LONGER ANNOY TROUT
FISHERMEN.
THOUSANDS OF NEW ArR1vALs-MusIo AND

ruo,rcIxns OF NEW ARR1vALs-MUslC AND
n,vctxc AT THE HoTELs-ANxIoUsJY WAIT
INC FOR THE TINE TO HUNT DEER
thousands ~ newcomers arrived in the Adrondacks
hv raj, and by coach during the week ana tlousaiu
morn have planned 10 come next "ech' -,
sn,ner weather makes this region happy lana inuecu
' .,an o.l,ors The non-compction OF the
onoscd new railroad 10 these parts has not lesseneu
,ho ador NJ tourists bound this way one whit' III
. 49, ,,,. lover ~ the woods is rather glad than
.hr,r,s. that no more steam engines are 10 come
- this season. The absence OF locomotive shrlehs
., ono ~ the charms of the AdirOndacks Long may
,h suenco he preserved one gets hustle anu hoise
onopph nj home The hotel orchestras' however. nave
hocrn their summer work and hops are In oruer NJ
resorts where musicians hold FORTH LucMiS "'
select men who really know how 10 play
a the diversion is heartily welcomed by the majority
Of guests The young people can now eat aiu 'ie'p
oil aov and dance all night II they want TO-
pac flies have gone and anglers can penetrate MD
,oect front streams without painting themselves WIFI
so,utions of tor as a protection against uns Justly
celebrated insect This, too Is the hme OIL year WHICH
tb fat luscious specified beauties betake themselves
~ tho brooks and lie In the cool spring holeS INNING
themselves and watchlng for flies. Give deIt uro"
N your brown hache grizzly king, or some o'hcr
otd1v named artificial fy and see the King Oh fsh
s+ri,e H. Your anglers blood Will tlngie Tor a "eeh
IN memory of the lungc of that twopound trout fou
hook him. You play him. Your nvc-oupce rou oo"u'
like a timber whip The reel buzzes untll inc hre 10
almost ont OF IT, VIII the trout never tire AU Ias'
tbe mad rush of the fish IS checked. lie suKs. iou
draw him in bit. Away he darts again. ana again
u. &c drawn toward the angler until by degrees
the fish is brought within reach OF te
,ondinrnet Not until then were you certain OF the
nrdzea prize with flavor III for the gods You thinR'
as Won eat that fish for supper To some people d
dav ~ fishing like This is worth year OF llfe IL Is
another charm offered by the Acknowledges.
Landlord Riddle, of Saranac Inn, says the season
has opened brilliantly at his house. Among MS guests
arc W. H. Lambert. g. II. Lambert, Mr. and MIS-
r. s. Peabody, Miss Eastman. George w. Bush' u"
s. w. Byrd, Miss A. IL. Byrd, Miss Arthur MISS
Leslie McElroy. Miss McElroy, George p. Chandler
Mrs. c. W. Chandler, Miss Chandler, Miss Bessie
Chandler Miss Ross Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Johnson
the Misses Johnson, Mrs L. w. shepard MISS CheheS'
p. H. Riddle. Charles z. McElroy, W T. DE HaVen'
Mr. and Mrs H. s. Gregory, Miss Gregory, MIS- James
NJ. Beden, Mr. and Mrs John a. Deian"S' " -
lime, Mrs. James NJ. Farr. -,
The Chateaugay Lake country IS awe WIN
anglers and peope earnestly wishing that the deer
,aw was not in force This weeks arrivals at Ralph
include Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Myers, Taboo OyphAht'
w A. Graham William Carroll b. K. Mliler' fre"' L.
Rogers. Mrs. o. S. A. Spague, Albert a. sprague'
Mrs Lucy Sprague, o. 5. A. Sprague, IT, hicano
Atwood. .s,.o
Proprietor Rodgers is entertaining the Rev. A b.
Flanders o. D., W. c. Flanders Z. +. Love)oy, " L.
GIbhs Mrs Frank A. Jackson Miss Carrie VI. forur'
Miss Brownie Bates Mr. and Mrs r. Daniels Charles
Blair W. " Johnston, william A. johnston, "liii""i
Walker. John j. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. T. BLOCK MrS'
A. H. sargent W. A. Graham o-
The Westport Inn at Westport IS rapidly hiiihs
with guests. largo excursion on Ihe STEAMER
Cbateaugav was one Of the pleasant features OF te
u. w.
BROWN Mrs S. T. Woodruff, Miss NJ Mclean MISS A. H.
Adams Miss c. w. Adams, Miss L. b. Auams'
Mira B. w Field DR.. and Mrs. f. W. Shipman, E"O0u
C. Harris r. Is. Scudder, Mrs Scudder, MISS Kay ocuu
der Colgate scuddcr Mrs. J. Huntington, MIS- Il. H.
Dodge James C. Church, Mrs. Church, MIS- Nooie Miss
Noble W. II. Noble and family.
Al the Grand View House in this place are william
Clark. william Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brown'
( 7 Bullen. L. Ihillen J. II. Brown. VI. Dodge, Frank
smith. John Ward, ired Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
T1tus Mr. and Mrs W. 3. Robinson, d. +. LoDdeli'
George Agnew, Mr. and Mrs A. Barber, +. C. Banker,
L. W Divine c. A. Bullar Miss +. NJ Mosher, MIS-
7 paul Jones Mrs. B. A. Given, Miss Given, Elsie NJ.
Phillips L. g. jenkins, J. Hayes, DR.. Alton, Mr. ana
Mrs. E E. Ensign Miss NJ n. Marvin, Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. x. q. Brown, John A.
staples. John II. Valentine, George Liss, George f.
pesharats. William Beattie, George sterns.
Al the Lake Placid House are MT. and Mrs. Alex
andcr Cameron MIR and Mrs. william D. Everett, Mrs.
s. D. Phelps Mrs. J. Edward Conner. Miss COnnor'
Miss Cameron, Dr. f. NJ. hardcaStle )r" MISS L. a.
Martin, Miss Alice 5 smith.
Tho stevens House arrivals are S. A. stephens, MIS-
c. Molina Miss r. Jubbe o. Reyes, Mrs e. b. NICHOLS
Miss Y NJ Dunn Mrs. L. Y. Wyman, III. Kelley, j. A.
oudin Mr. and Mrs A. T. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. A. G..
scbwab Mr. and Mrs Herman, .. IL. Corsa, j. Il.
Cnrsa Mr. and Mrs. James Phvfe, DR.. I. MacCown,
Miss NJ X Kelly, Miss NJ. II. Ingham, Miss NJ A. Hall,
Mr. and Mrs. C. 5. Mills. Miss Sisson, Miss Pollalu'
Mrs j. c. OIrck, Allen G. Orrick. DR.. X. y. Flags
George Il. Patler f r. Morse. ~ J. Gates, c. Ii.
REYNOLDS, the Misses Mosby. Grace George, Mrs. A.
wright. Miss VI. Wright John S. Wright, Mabel j.
IIoplins Mrs c. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Merrthew.
Dora NJ Coleman Georgia ID. Coleman, e. j. and IT,
RYAN the Rev. j. II. Houghton, Bruce Rea'on, Mr..
and Mrs J. K. Mitchell, F. L. Graves, j. l.. Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Fitzgerald, O. A. Crandle and
family Mr. and Mrs T. j. Wilson, L. H. wilson, George
H. Cove. G. L. Erucc and family.
There Is plenty Of life and enjoyment at the MlrrOr
Lake House. which IS d far comfortable place n
live in under its new management than 1t ever was
before.
one NJ the features OF entertainment at the Hotc
Ampersand Lower Sarauac Lake, Is fishing party
ON "A given day the guest who shall catch the largest
trout receives rs trophy fishing cup OF handsome
design. The competition for this prize promises
fine strings OF trout there are many capable anG
rs at this house The arrival yesterday oil COlOnc
Elliott i. Sftpiru anu EilIiA DIllEs parry vi VIZ
tingushed people 10 this plncc. Dr. W, seward Wchl
arrived earlier In the week Other arrivals are Mrs
Cathr.wood samuel Johnson Miss benjamin. T
Wlstar Blown W j. Brown, Edward Hall. Mrs IL
A. Wise IT,. Barton II. Wise Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Miller and family, Mrs. W. H. Newman, Miss Law
renee Artemus II. Holmes and family, Mr.. and Mrs
f. T. Hail. Herman IIober, w. c. Hunt, II. VI
Ellsworth aud niece, Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles F. Wood
Mrs Koon. Mrs. ZabriSkie o. H. COrsa, J. E. CorSa, +
T. Gait Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Fitzgerald, Mrs. g. H. Nc
Kiblen C. " Lea. A. II. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Juil
lizard Miss LII ian Stokes Mr. and Mrs George +. Dodge
Miss Cassie Dodge the Hon. Verplanch Colvln Mr. anc
Mrs Philip Il. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs James Phyfo
Edward Van WCrrner Mr. and Ms. S. +. Dauchy
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Fuller, Charles II. Davis
John F. Attrdrc MS A. ID. Nelson ~ b. Horn
blower and family. Il. VI. Olyphant, Talbot Olyplant
John > stokes Mrs. Henry Stokes, Miss stokes.
The cement tennis court at the Ampersand is
model of It's kind and the fresh coat OF paint il
is receiving will help the players at the grand touna
ment to he held July d. DR.. Hance will play il
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