New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
IN THE ACKNOWLEDGES.
no DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF PLEASURE
SEEKERS.
RACES AT LAKE pLAUD-PAUL sNnJu-sBALL
NINE-EUCHRE MUSIC AND TXNNls-NEW-
WORKERS REGISTERED AT TIE
DIFFERENT RESORTS


Saranac Lake y. Y. August Is (SpeciaD-New-
mort Saratoga and other resorts may be dui, put
the mountain homes Of pleasure. enjoyment ana
good health are all alive with joyous humanity
Hundreds of the weary are enjoying Ire huseV
in all manner of ways and at the same Tune
breathing the healthy ozone of the AdirondacKS'
From nearly every resort in the mountains cone
reports Of prosperity and festivity.
Paul Smiths is at present busy centre OF fuh
and froic Although the Paul Smith nine mas
not been favored by fate and weather. yet II ~
now in shape do anything in the region anu
its many challenges remain unanswered. Ainoie
the New-York people at the hotel and IN the
cottages are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kingsand
NJ c. Meyers d. +. Ford a. X. Ford Nathan
p Elemdorf A. l.. White Robert +. Little
II II seors William l. Lawrence Mrs
q. W. Ellis, Miss Ellis Geo. W. Byrd Mrs. u.
II. Byrd the Misses Byrd, Miss Julia W. Leigh
+. X. Clarkson John Forsyth. Mrs. Forsyth J.
H. Slade, W. s. Slade, Mrs NJ. l.. Kelley. +. Is
Kerhue Mrs. j. Keith Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ
Larcher, S. l.. Pierce. Mrs. Il. W. Whitehead MI.
and Mrs III. f. Somerville l. ~ Seligman "A l..
White Mrs Charles X. johnson, Mrs. Harrison
Garrett II. W. Garrett, Edward Cooper MIS-.
Thomas Patton L. a. Buckley, Miss Mary Banta'
Mrs w. Rauch Mrs Edward Cooper, MISS
Baldwin Miss OBrien, Miss Reagan. Mrs Il. T.
N Bliss, Mrs T. II. Ken, Mrs W. C. Kingsley
Miss Bliss, Charles Randolph T. A. Harrington,
A. A. Sampson Mrs. Storr, Mrs White MI anu
IL.
Kee Miss Develin, Miss Davds, T. Emory James
William T. James, T. L. Kemper, X. l.. kemper'
Miss Kemper c. +. Whitehouse. r. r. Howisoh'
Robert Il. Howison, jr, Miss Howlsoh' d. Htei
ling Morton, jr.. Mrs. W. d. HasDrouck "iiS'
Walter Kelly, A. NJ. Cove, Miss Mary O. Mander-
son, Miss Gertrude Manderson' VIII III ridHoi'
Markham and Miss Woodleaf.
Lake Placid has not been behind this week. The
great races came off despite the unfavorabie
weather and poor track, ana thousands were at
tracted thither Horses entered from many
of the mountain resorts. but Saranac Lake trot-
ters carried away most of the prizes
At the Ruisseaumont on Tuesday was gwen py
Miss t. M Platt Of New-York. party for the
benefit of Tho Tribune Fresh-Air Fund the sum
of $500 was realized. on Wednesday evening the
Misses Packard, of Brooklyn, gave dove ger
man" which was largely attended and exceedingly
enjoyed. Among the recent corners from New-iorK
are Oliver Palmer, A. 5. Duncan, Mrs. A u. NILS
Edwin Packard, w. J. Curtis, Charles Dosher W. j.
Larned, George Thacher, Walter Pelham, Judge
Henry A. Moore, Charles Il, Platt, Archibald [.
Knowles, S. s. Beard. John NJ. Chapman. Robert W.
Todd Edward X. Andrews. Mrs. Pickhardt Will
lam c. Swiftly. F. Krutna, and Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ
Pratt.
At the Mirror Lake House, always popular and
always well filled, are John Z. Pratt Mr.. and Mrs
c. z. Bigelow, Mrs. D. c. Lyall c. w. Low, I. NC
Dougall F. C. Mass S. d. Jenkins. Miss Grose'
Miss Lathrope, James f. Cleary j. w. Wright Mrs.
X. B. Dansley, MISS L. Ddnsey' +hlS' ID pa So
Mr. and Mrs j. L. Newman, w. +. McCabe. }. l..
Spaulding. F. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Bushnell.
Miss Bushnell, d. n. Boyd, Walter Pelham Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Kemp, Mrs. William Nester'
F. w. Wigand, Il. w. Sprell c. f. Arnold r. Flne'
G. W. johnson, Mrs II. w. Howell, Miss A. '.
Black ]. Demers, F. McCudder, j. Q. Lemon X. NJ
Springford Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Milne, j. L. Waters,
d. G. Gedder w. j. Gedder Miss Gedder, j. l..
Duckson, W. f. Andrews, r. II. Wright d. H.
Man S Trudech ]. II. Tobn. John Chids a. r.
Holmes o. d. Henning, Mrs. Henning o. D. Hen
Ming jr., j. J. Swenson, G. L. Lee 3 H. Nanetih'
Miss Porte NJ e. Gary. L. b. Thompson, Miss
THOMPSON John Achell. ]. 7. Hines and Mrs. A. H.
jackson.
The Stevens House. annex and all. is filled
Among the many NEWCOMERS who arrived within
the last week are Miss Smith. Mr.. and Mrs j. h
Smith, Henry Morgan. Miss H. Morgan H. r.
Porter Gerald Low, W. f. Griffin William H.
Beam Charles W. Beam. Mrs. w. II. Chase Miss
Ella F. Chase. William w. Stoothoof. Miss L.
Henlin. Charles A. Bruard. E. r. Hoyt. Mrs f.
Lithenar. A. c. Newcomb. Mrs. ID. c. Weed, f. b.
Wicks. Mrs. Pope. Miss Wicker, Miss Newton,
Miss n. Clinton. l.. j. Avery, II. ID. Graves, jrr
II. r. Graves. Joseph d. Allen Lyman Allen Mrs
M. NJ Mason Miss A. NJ. Brown, James Harde.
NJ. j. S. de Garmenda, George III. Taylor G. c.
Hopkins F. l.. Emmons, F. S. Pratt p Sherrier,
Frank Lincoln. c. McDougal, D. II. Ayers, r.
Lambert, W. c. Briggs. l.. H. Rockwell, Eugene
Emley, c. S. Booth. Mrs. George NJ. Miller, Miss
Page, Frank Meggs. Miss NJ Z. Goodwin, c. NJ.
Dennson. J. ID. Hubbard. Robert Dennison. Fred
erick A. Peel. Mrs. G. Remak. Walter Pelham.
e. w. Shaughnesey. A w. Spear. jr, Miss F.
Spear. A. w. Hazen Mrs. A. Miller. Miss E.
Stoothoof, Misses Weed
The Grand View House is now of the best
hotels in the mountains, and Mr.. Allen may well
be proud of its immense capacity and it's
celent table. On account Of the work on the
addition Of 100 rooms, the house not opened
until late. but despite that fact it's accommoda-
tions are now axed TO their utmost, and 800 merry
makers and health-seekers its guests. Among
those from the metropolis Captain and Mrs
William Wilson Edward r. James, T. e. Noles
Edmund Mason, Henry p Miller. Amos Parker
Miller. Miss May Miller. Miss May Gallagher
j. H. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. IT. Hogan Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Frank, Dr. NJ. b. Wilson n. c. Rob
bins. Miss Robbins, Miss Teal. Charles Damebaum
Miss Wicker Miss Taylor, Miss O'Keefe p. f.
Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Schenck, -. Flesch-
man. Captain and Mrs. G. II. Dollard Miss Ethel
White, George c. Lyman, the Misses Heidelberg
Mrs. A. D. Barber. Mrs. Amos Steele, Mrs. NJ A.
Althouse, NJ. L. Rickerson. ID. T. Deleyan and
7. Il. Kinds.
At Ralphs, that quiet pretty and always we'll
patronized resort on Chateaugay Lake these
Miss Adams Mr. and Mrs. James Brand
Stevenson Towle Miss Annie Towle Miss
Polly Towle, Miss Marjorie. Towle, Stevenson
Towle Jr. John c. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs Jesse c.
Keys, Miss Keys, Il. II. Moore, Mr. and Mrs
George w. Teach, Miss X. Merscenan, Edward
Ellsworth and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Justice
Saranac Inn, where President Cleveland has
"log cabin. and where he intends spending several
weeks In September, still continues to turn away
people Among the recent corners from New
York are j. NJ. Cornell. W. +. Mitchell Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac ~ Seligman: Mrs. j. Beden.
W. l.. Foster Edgar NJ WEIGH Miss Grace
Schmidt, Miss NJ. Metcaf, A +. Culver f. +.
Culver. Miss Culver. Mrs. j. IL White James ID.
White, Miss Anna Johnson, the Rev a. NJ. Miller
r. G.. Mccarthy N. Herzing' Wv, J.; W: B. Nash.
Banks, jr, Dayton Ball, c: a. Flammer, Captain
L Harris. Mr. and Mrs. f. Van Etten;
Mrs. w. r. Wister. the Misses Wister.
Mr.. and Mrs A Henderick' =, Mrs Charles
Mrs Z. s. BEACH. Miss Belle Beach Mrs F. r.