New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
HUNTER FULL OF GUESTS.
THE RAIN OF THURSDAY BADLY NEEDED IN
TIE CATSKILLS.
sT>NFoRn's PROSPEROUS sEAsON-BAroN FNNA
STILL Is TIE MOrNTAINs-ARRIvNL

charming old crags of Greene COUNTY WIN ~ -
fashioned ways and shops. where the little Scho-
,,rie stream BEGINS its tortuous course OF ~ "'i'
., tho Hudson is lust now full OF visitors. ana an
~ ,hen seem in love with Hunter ana ~
ricturcsdue envrons. Most Of these people rt'u'''
here wear after year. seeming never TO TIRE VI ''
favorite dale in the CatslIills
Tho big rain Of Thursday came Just in time 10
,reserve the slender credit Of the Schoharle az L"
river In fact the rain was by far the most I'M
nortant arrival in the Catsks far this season,
rrccs were burned up and dying In huge patches an
over the mountain sides. But now the ch""S, ="
wondrous and the air Is greatly improved III"
prompt train service Of the lister ana beia""'
system makes this inland village eGsy or access
and business men come and go between ONCE anu
family, freouentlv Il is believed that Hunter mas
had its full share Of the business for this on sNaso'
The St Charles. under Manager Moore. maintains
its well-carned popularity. The Hunter 'e"'''',
Prospect Kaatsberg West End Arlngtoh-a'
these and many others are entertaining H'"''
guests Tonight the parlors are gay with ineli:
dancers and the long strip of street ~ me" WIN
promenaders.
The arrivals Of the week have fallen of Tna'-
rally. and the departures on Monday Will probaDN
be large Bu, at several points In the range
good September patronage IL Indicated '"
Jenkins Of Churchill Hall stanford saTs: we are
running full house and our season VIII SNOW W.
believe a larger business than last year The nc"
Grant House there reports a house "full to over
flowing" or course the Churchill Will. "a usuhl,
be open throughout the year The New Grant VIII
be open most Of the autumn.
The New Grand at the Summit. is also dong eN-
ceednglv well for the times. and the Tremp'r j.
surpass,ng it's last seasons receipts The Schuetzen
cor,s are duo there on September .. 40 or more
strong coming by boat to Kingston. theme py
special train.
An exceptionally fast run was mad" by the hr'.
section Of the afternoon special on the is'er anu
Delaware road on Wednesday, The West Shor'
people brought the train late at Kingston ana
when Conductor More gave his signal Tor the mis-
he was twenty-ninc minutes behind the schenu"
time of leaving But there was only one stop on the
wav TO PhOenCia, and there were iour "'S'
Shore coaches to pull. The twenty-five mh's were
r,n in thirty-nne minutes, nineteen minutes ahea'
of the schedule.
The usual rumors regarding the syholcate u
canitaliss who are to purchase the Overlook noun
tain property and build series OF electric ran
roads leading TO II are again In circulation, pu'
unfortunately the scheme seems as much IN the air
az ever -
+ d Price. Of the Hotel ormond. Southern
Florida Is at Churchill Hall; he Is delshted WIN
stamford.
Raron Fava the italian Ambassador ana me
baroness are prooneine their stay here awaiting
the arrival OF the Italian Prince
The wife and daughter OF Colonel ]. J. Slocum'
Of New-York are here with large party OF
friends.
The Stamford season has been much llvelier than
usual because Of the presence OF 50 many persons
prominent In society
A clambake in the Maple Grove at the New GranH
on Wednesday, presided over by Manager = }. Cor
nell and Louis J. Cornu highly enjoyed by
the one hundred more guests present Mr..
Noy.son a New-York merchant. led the closing
grand march.
Mrs Florence d'Arona and Professor lie Ninzen'
Of New-York. at the overlook.
Masters Knudson May and Miles, at Twilight
PARK are making money FOR the Fresh Air Fund
bv n miniature Haines Falls scheme and various
other clever devices
The Rev Or e. a. Briggs is taking lfe quietly
in the IIaines Fails region.
Or. Leigh Hunt. OF the NewYork College OF
Physicians and Surgeons. Is a guest OF Dr n
j. g. Skene at the lat;er's charming home on hehe
Ayr Mount.
The enterprise Of J. IT, 1oegett. OF New-York.
near High Falls in establishing colony OF sum
,ner residents there i meeting with marked sue
cess He started with the purpose or investing
800 900 there which It would seem has been nearly
rea ched already In the extensive improvements
made Nine cottages are already completed ana
clubhouse Is being built. Among the summer dwell
ers there are a member OF the Tiffany family Mr.
Frachisi the Greek Minister; Mrs. Moran ana Mr..
Dclaneld
Senator L. A. Clarkwell. OF 81. Louis. IT, with
his wife and daughter. At rhoenica.
Colonel T.. Jackson. OF NewYork. Is at Windham
for his thirtieth Catsk season.
A recent afternoon tea given by Mrs Preston
was much enjoyed BY her guests at "eS'ho'ih COZ
tage.
Mrs Seymour is the champion bowler at the Grey
cour, Her recent score showed 1868 points.
Th. incident at Grant Cottage on Monday was
the progressive euchre party given by MISS Ger
trude r. Walker. Of New-York Their" were seven
tables and Tiffany prizes. On Tuesday evening Mrs
Barr gave a lawn party ~ tn" same pretty COT
tage The decorations Were clabora'"
De Pachman. the pianist. Is again AT hiedS-
moro Lodge Dunraven. with his plano
The Margsretville Fair. which begins on TUESDAY
will attract many visitors. and II will be followed
by the fair at Hobart on September b. CAIRO Is
most popular section with brooklyn people
Among those there the Misses Hamilton ana
Thonbonron Laura Crosby, May Shauehn'Ssy' D.
Patten and wife, j. V Dunno. Mamie dunno. Mrs
Studwell. 6. II. lienroh anu WIZ MIS- HiN' '
j. Scanne and wife.
T, has be-n a lively week at the Prospect Park
The german on Thursday evening was much en-
loved and the guests there are evidently having
"A pleasant time.
Among recent arrivals at few OF the hotels
are these:
Churchill Hall-Iohn Barker and family Charles
sou,b aah''g AND family. beverly T. Sanders AMI
wfc' George T.. Johnson and family: W.
b. Van Claim, II. a; seecy. Helen W. Watts " W
amG ME Mrs A. G. stevens and daughter. Mr.,
Osborn Mrs. j. j. Slocum. Miss slocnm' Louis D.
sands Mrs william Fisher. Miss T.. j.. Faye,
Sew York; Anna De Wit. Mrs c. "; FiSk srj Miss
u bonnclI q; NJ Moneypenny. J.. +. S"itz, Mrs
NJ Pct,ne Miss NJ r Holt BrSoKl Smj s T"%
81" lanes WcKron Arnold Mrs. II. W. Moore. Miss
~ r Nixon George +. Nixon, J. Miller and wife.
Miss l.. & sleger. Miss T. f. Sleger. Ihiladephla'
;Tnwnscnd McC'onn Englewood; r. q. Fleming, jr..
savannah: George W Cassidy, Elizabeth: James A.
cox Newark: II. G. Wellman. Yonkers; j. ID Price
Ormond. Fla. . - -, ,. ,
Prospect Park-w. II. Ccyle G. W. Strong ).
IT. Ford r. l.. Busteed. ". Lonsman, jr., a. ~
Wisweu John H. Craig and family. f. j. Snow.
". a. sanford and wife. Mrs NJ rnyersacht e.
f. Beach. jr. Miss Jacobs : iiarrls e. e leeds
Porter Port A. Martinez. Miss r. Cronemeyer, a. @.
Hagedorn. f. G.. Van Welt. w. j. :. Rouse
New-York: r. Braislln. A. X. Kenyon. y. X.
Hire and wife NJ j. I3aIiry and wife. Jesse Wat
son. W. A. s. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Major Mr.