New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
IN THE ACKNOWLEDGES.
CROWDS GO TO THE MOUNTAINS.
ADDITIONS TO THE HoTELs-oELEBRATrSG THE

with summer visitors most Of whom remain through
the season. Although only eight miles from the
steamboat dock at Westport. on Lake Champlain and
seven miles from the Delaware and Hudson Railroad
station Flizabethtown IS entirely surrounded by
towering peaks OF the Adlropdachs. amid scenery
which, for picturesque beauty Is not eXceled oy any
summer resort in the land. The air is exceedingly
dry and bracing and Is especially beneficial 10 those
suffering from throat trouble. The village is supplied
ly water from reservoir fed by mountain springs
about two miles distant An important feature OF
summer life in this charming place Is the large
number OF beautiful drives, splendid roads, ana
through pine and basam forests. Three excellent
hotels furnish accommodations for guests. and they
are literally patronized BY people from New-iorK
and other places.
The Windsor the largest house in the place.
kept by Orlando Kellogg has for years been favore
resort With several cosey cottages owned by MT.
Kellogg the Windsor provides nice quarters Tor ABOUT
$50 people. The Mansion House. directly opposite
IS an attractive hotel with comfortable rooms for about
l25 guests. broad piazza extends along the whole
length OF the house. and the splendid tennis courts
are the delight of the young boarders Maplewood
Inn pleasantlv located on the banks OF the Boquet
River and surrounded by fine large maple trees, Is
kept by Mr.. George W. jenkins.
delightful drive Of eighteen miles. either by pr
vate conveyanceS. ACncw's stages. brings one 10
the Cascade Lake House. famous for the grandeur OF
tho scenery and its splendid fishing. In love
l., Keene valley the hotels have been undergoing great
improvements The Adirondack House has been near
" doubled in capacity and the sanitary system made
perfect Its proprietor is solomon Kelley. Former
visitors 10 Keene Valley will scarcely recognize the
Tahawus House. greatly has IT been enlarged and
beauiaed 1t now has comfortable accommodations
for about $50 guests st. lubcrt's Inn on the site
n, the old Beede House which destroyed by fire
tonr wears ago IS an attractive house. MessrS Beede
d Houghton. the propretOrs. are untlrins IN 'ner
efforts TO make the place enjoyable
Among the New-York arrivals at the Windsor are
Miss Lillian smith Mr.. and Mrs George A. Freeman,
Mr. and Mrs. VI. J. Bailey. Miss Bailey Mr. ana Mrs
& A. Garretson Mr. and Mrs T. II. Newman. Charles
T. Rest Mr. and Mrs. ;. De Lancy Townsend Mr.
and Mrs S. s. Packard Miss Packard, Mrs. r. [.
Croker Miss c. C.. Sturges, Mrs. G. r. "reeor, Miss
Gregor. f. r. Gregor Mr. and Mrs. james Grant
Miss De Bost, Mrs d. II. Gregory MIS- A. T. faier'
jr. and Gregory Palmer
New-Yorkers at the Mansion House are Herbert C.
smvtb. Mrs. A. e. Marks Mrs. II. Chatworthy Miss
3. HAYNES. Robert NJ. salem. George b. Newcomo
Mrs Newcomb Miss VI. Byrne and C. II. Irish
At the Maplewood Inn John A. De Lanv. W.
L. Wood H. f. Pierson. Mr., and Mrs T. J. T0edt.
Mrs = r. ZOebrisch. Henry Jacobs Mrs c. stuart
Mr. and Mrs f. A. Stuart and Mrs. J. b. Thompson.
OF New-York
saranac Lake y. V. July s-The Fourth was
celebrated here by eryboGy in a most JOYOUS man
ner The guide from cup the lakes attracted by
the monster posters telling about the boat race
down early III Tue HornliiS "''He IVY
people anxious to what sort Of time Saranae
Lake would have. Tourists from every resort in
the mountains were present. The new Hotel Gel
Monte opened on July 4, with several guests from
New-YOrk and Brooklyn. The Newhpkers are "
Henry Adams, II. c. Russell and Fairbank Williams
Edgewood Inn, also new house. is open. and with
q fair share Of people. Mr.. william l.. Davds. the
proprietor. is New-York man. Guests from New
York ut the Berkeley J. Z. Woodman, John
Reid E. Pretzfeld a. Bonn. r. Irow-
enfcli J. @. bobby, Frank p o'Raw'
f. L. Alberrson, Mr.. and Nrs. &. w. Thomas Mrs
T. Conway, Homer p. Conway. John Moriarty, Richard
T. Morlarty, +. Krymnsky and o. L. Olney Mleis
earanac Lake House, pleasant place admiralty
nre Humber n Of Gh ~ M Hndevor People we're
this week. Among the New Workers are George T. X
BnslneI J. Francis Fraser. Miss Nellie l. sn.aley,
Miss Mary >. Blauvct. george f. Baldwin, Robert
Van Franklin, Miss Lillian F. baldwin. Miss Hattie f.
Atwood, NJ. >weck, the Rev. w; X Long Miss Nome
{ & I'Hs Miss c. johnson" A c's''''' Miss Kate VIII
riverside I'm. which was filed to Overlooking all
winter, remains In the same condition now. MI
Murray conducts good house and has many inenHs
here and abroad The ioll wing are among IT, guest
Berens. Mrs j.. WetheIspoon, Mis- l. Wotherspoon;
r. Manson Il h NJ Tsae o 4nd N l. " P Tage o.
Meyer Theodore Meyer. Judson ". smith, DR.. Nc
Gowan, J. Il. Taft, James Gale J. X. Mclaughlin
The Algonquin i. not behind and has man guests.
Mr. Allen, Of the Grand View hgures on the com
pletion Of tha addition OF 100 room. in Il few days
Thi, addition Will make The Grand View ore OF TIE
most con plete and modern houses al Lake PLACID.
The house rapidly hling, anf indeed the booSngs
York arrivals George +. slo>s0n. r. L. olosson
The Countess d'Arxry is at the IIily,atha House.
BrOoKlyn guests at houses In this vicinity are b.
u. Gerard, q. 4 Grum' George f. Hewitt and Mr.
ned Trgdeau, son Of Dr. F. l. TTudeau; Of The
deiphia Who IS now guest at the Ampersand.
Among the New..York people at the Amper and are
and Mrs. II; H. Porter Henry James, Grenyille L.
Winthrop Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Hail. Frank Mckee,
Ilirne. DIR. c. Nicolai MIR. and MIS-. Michael snow,
II. EsmOnd Twiging d. v. Tears, Mr.. and Mrs
:. Temple Murray; Mr.. and Mr.. / Ke9berger. N. NJ
Miss NJ. johnson, Mr. and Mrs. b. Fellows. f. ,ean,,
i. V. D. Lockwood, Charles Adams, Mrs. schuy Ter
Clark, ID. =. Fox. Miss A. Ives, George Duffy. Mr..
and Mrs F. II. Bang, Mr. ana Mr,. ". Il. Hayden'
born. Marguerite Hayden and Mr.. and Mrs. William
At Paul smiths The usual Games and sports have
been done away with for Tie time bei.e on account Of
The sad drowning Of Miss Mary Byrd. Of New York.
some extraordinary stories have been circulated re-
dent al an hut deliberate suicide. The general belief
here Is that 1t was an accident pure and lmple lhe
girl was universal @vorIie and every pcrson about
AT s.. Pauls in the Wilderness Among the New
YorRers at Paul smiths are ". Walter DICKENS. Henry
L. Manson. DR.: MCGOWAN, William F. Mason, Charles
IiaIdwin's Lake Placid House Is double in capacity
compared Win last season. ana numerous guests are
already Installed there. Among the New Workers are
Mrs. p +. MCGOWAN. David z. Elias, J. J. Mcdonald
and W. Japha.
The arrivals at the Cascade Lake House. In Cas-
cadeve. are Mr. and 5Irs. BOmJacker Brooklyn J.
c. Russell NewYork. Mr. and Mrs. George Dod,worth,
New-York: Miss Nina Dodsworih NewYOrk. Miss
X. c. Nash, NewYork: ". 7. Taylor. Albany; William
parkman Boston: o. I. CJgswei Burlington, VI; W.
l.. Russell. Chicago: ". J. Van PatcD, Burlington,
Vt; DIR. p. W. Geibach. Hoboken. y. J.; Dr.. W: II.
McLenethon Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ii. New
man, New-YOrk.
The arrivals at the Taylor House, at Schroon Lake.
are Mr. and Mrs. George r. Way. NewYork Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry V. parSel New York: Mr. and Mrs s. ".
Woodward, Washington. ID. c.. Mr.. and Mrs. II. V.
Parsei IT,. New-York: Thomas :. walker. New-lOrk
John Armstrong New-iork Mr. and Mrs. Paul
York: Dr. and Mrs. ". }. &. Fogg, Boston. Mr. and
Mis-. J. &. Gnloer Boston. ard Mr. and Mrs. Alired