New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
IN THE ACKNOWLEDGES.
IMPATTENTLY AWAITING THE DEER SHOOT.
ING SEASON.

| ChldwoM. N. Y. Aug. 6 Cspecial -Among the re-
| cent arrivals at ClIldwod are Mrs. Judge Everts,
Rutland. VT; Henry A. Morse. Albert C. Morse Mrs.
| p. f. Metcaf Boston; Mr.. and Mrs n. b. Danforth.
| wilmington, Del. Charles F. Hsrbeck, Ishp, L. l.
| Mrs. John A. Htmer. Miss Jessie W. Hltmer. New.
York; william Rogers. wife and son. Hartford Conn.,
Mrs J. N. Horny, Miss l.. T. 1oyt. Mr. and Mrs.
| Thaddeus Norris Miss Norris. New-Iork; Miss Lucy
f. Chase, Brooklyn; DR.. J. A. Thissell, Boston; =
George Klemm and yamily. Philadelphia; A. l..
Bonney and family. Potsdam, N. Y; the Rev. II.
Richard Harris. Brooklyn.
| william Linton Landreth Philadelphia Mrs g.
O. Larabee, Boston; Mrs. p. n. Ryder, Miss A. H..
| RYDER Medford Mr. and Mrs. Thomas d. Robinson
| Miss Bridgeman, NewYork; Augustus Heaton Phila.
delphia; n r. Hopkins Morristown, ~ j.: Mrs G.
w. Simpson and family Boston: Mrs. J. " Keith,
| Miss A. f. Keith, Mrs. S. Il. Ellington Sycamore
Dr. H. G.. small and wife, Brooklyn; william "
| vann and family, Charles westcott, W1ckoof Howland
Syracuse, y. V; Y. =. Child Malone, n. V; Mr. and
Mrs Theodore II. Butler, Miss Butler Philadelphia:
Misses Emma and X. f. Turner, Miss d. X Hsllocs.
| New-York: C. c. Irish and wife, Misses Alice Ger
| tride and Mile Irish, Brooklyn; Luke Asher and
family, Potsdnm. N y; Mrs. l.. Ane IT., Oswego:
| Miss Marcella Asher, Little Falls; Miss E. n. Latin
| New York Miss ". C. Utter, Brooklyn; William
Brookied and wife, New York Messrs. Harry, Frank
| Morgan and Herbert Brookied, Mrs. NJ. P. Morgan.
| New-York.
| The season may now be considered at its height
The first impulse on aghting from the blackboard
| or carriage which brings one from the station 1t
Childwold on the Adirondack and st. Lawrence Rail-
| road Is 10 get a view OF the lake, Massawepethe
Beautiful" The unanimous and enthusiastic verdict
pronounces It without superior in all the mountains
pine basam and spruce skirt its shores to the waters
edge and the numerous little bays, coves and points
and its verdure-clad Islands constant and Charm
ing surprise to the delighted guests, who are In their
boats early and late enjoying the beautiful scenery
| aud the pure, bracng air Of the Adirondacks. ms
season here lasts up October and visitors who have
remained through September pronounce 1t the most
| delightful In all the year, while to the sportsman u
| IS OF course the most enjoyable.
| Among the numerous day camps" on Lake Massa
| wepie that OF J. IL. Sprague Of New-fork, on
| rocky point Immediately opposite the Park House,
| is the most complete and attractive. While 1t
| called day camp" 1t is really fitted for summer
rest for day night, with its Lighthouses for sleeping.
cooking and eating, It's rustic wood settees and chairs
in profusion, and all the coOveniences for life In
camp.
| The following are among the prominent arrivals d
| the Mirror Lake Hotel, Lake Placid this week: ~
Kirham and faunlt Fred Detz and wife. Mss Blake
| and Miss F. V. Blake II. G.. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs
| seth w. Johnson and family, Mr.. and Mss. J. W.
| Ealy J. B. Ryer and two daughters. Henry SefkA
wife and son, c. p Armstrong. IT, and wife. James S.
| Allen and vito. Mrs 3. c. Brown and daughters,
| r. ". Darlington, Mrs and Miss Wadwen, c. 2.
Hcsox and Miss Hickox. New York City George II.
| prentss and wife and Z. E. Prentss, Mr. and
Mrs William Richardson 3rs. A. ". Follctt. AIRS. u
e. Hubbard Thomas Prosser. jr.. and wife, Mrs. G. T.
zoesbesoh, A. Lttle1ohn and II. Prosser. Brooklyn;
John s. Camp and wife. Professor and Mrs. E. II.
Sheath New Haven Hubbard Cook Cleveland; Harod
| Brown and wife, Yonkers: j. W. Teasdale and two
dan ghsers ST. Louis; A. P. Nlblock U. S. NJ. j. Rey,
| nolds Mrs J. H. Reynolds, Paterson, ~ j.. A. s.
Niveu WIFE son and daughter Glen Ridge, n. J.
| Ex-Governor Nathan Weed, Of Georgia, spent I
few days at tho Mirror Lake.
A. C. Mellor Of tho SewYork Central; J. a. Praul
| OF Webb PraA brokers; j. Reynolds, president
| Paterson N. j. Savings Bank; c. P. Paine. Of The
| Governors stall, Baltimore. Nd; James BucHey'
| OF the Erie Railroad: Jose A. Freyre, and Pablo q.
| Mendoza, Of Havana, Cuba, have sumner quarters
| at the Mirror Lake.
The tennis tournament at the Mirror Lake cous
| WIS held yesterday.
| AZ The Antlcrs. on Rnquette Lake. cottages and
| guests are all enjoying August, the most BEAUTIFUL
| month Of the season in the Adirondacks some are
| preparing their guns and waiting patiently for
! IN. deer season TO open on August -. Among
arrivals ut The Antlers arc Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Ann,
New-lork; Mrs. H. B. Chamberlain and
| daughters who have Tamalac Cottage 10.
the season: DR.. Eugene Boise. wife and
SOL, Miss Champnn. Grand Rapids; George II. Grant
wife and family, summit, y. J.; Mr.. and Mrs. F. G..
| RfndeI. Newark; Mr.. P. Fitzpatrick, New-YOrk; ~
| Chester Chard. Buffalo; Mr. George ID. Mumford Ain
| Charles A. Rapao. Miss A Fl swift. New-York; NJ
A. J. Havens, Fast Orange; Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
| Faggart PoughkeepSe; Mrs. Van suideun Lindsey,
Miss Lindsey. Harris Lindsey. J. H. Lindsey. Wash
| lngton, D. c.
Among the arrivals at Leland House, schroon LAX.
are f. NJ Blven and family, Yonkers; Captain 7. S
Mumford and family. T. s Army Mrs. f. p iersenS
Miss Yergens. Mss Brick, Mrs. g. Bockman and family
Robert white New1Yorl; Frederick White
| Astoria, L. l.; Leonard White Ir.. New York; Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Parage. child and maid E. T.
| Nourse end w1fe, New-York; Nelson j. II. Ess
Jersey City; s. Ross and family. New York George A.
| ieaney, Jersey City: R. q. Elliot Jersey uv
+. Linder, Havana; A. s. Linder. R. G. vetter Mn
| J. W. Wentworth. Mrs. NJ L Wentworth. New.YorG
| J. Il. Hardic. Brooklyn: Il. 5. Ludlon. Troy: Mrs
| II. l.. Barrowx +. B. Barrows. Elizabeth " ~
4. II. Thurman Miss Thurman. Miss Sauires, To7
| J. Clancy Burns. Misses Burns. Miss Clancy, Ne"
York Alr and Mrs. Abel J. Culver, Jersey City f. W.
Whiting and win. New-York Miss ingalls,. summer
vile. Mass. Miss Arnold, Miss Worthngton. Chicago
| Mrs. Henry Beam. Miss Edna Beam Brooklyn.
A fine catch Of trout brought In on Wedncs
! day last BY r. IL. Nichols. OF New-iork-SIv
| two OF the specified beauties weighing twentyS1
! pounds In the tennis tournament or Monday us
singles were won by A. L. Friedman. the doubles By
Iced aud Low. On Tuesday evening there will Do
| O progressive euchre party in the parlors.
As the hunting season In the Adirondacks draw
near. the buckboards unload a curious collection
r1nes. fishing rods and the equally dangerous kodak
| The deer never plentiful in this resoa'
lt Is supposed that The noise DR.. Webs new rsd
has driven the game to the other side OF the woods
| vcnison will soon be daily fare Il Is common
enough sight the deer feeding the lily pos
early In tho morning and at sunset The passing boats
| do not disturb them. They onN lOob curousN
until some slight noise seads them jumping into us
brush. The weather az Blrre Mountain Lake is per
fection-warm mornings, with nights cool enough 70
make the great wood fires attractive. Tennis bos'as'
bowling and pool seem 10 BE- the favorite amnsem'n~
Some of the ladies have become quite expert at tho
latter game. Among the latest arrivals at the fn~
| poet House Pefpont White, Utica ~ Y. trf|
erfck h. Kernard. Boston DR.. and Mrs. b. l. par
/ and " IL. AInnff and family Phlldie phLa Ge0 "