New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
HIGH UP IN THE cATsKglT,
MOUNTAIN HOTELS WELL FILLED
THE HOT WAVE HELPS THE LANDLORDS
TENNIS-RAIN GREATLY Nrrnrr,

AA"DDohDS-LAM
TENNIs-RAIN GREATLY NEEDED.
Prospect Park, Catskill. Aug. ~ Cspeciany -.
pretty wooded park Is perched upon high ~
overlooking the Hudson as II winds along -
nearly forty miles. This Is the twenty-four,b 49,
son or this popular summer resort and 1t prob.h-
was never more acceptably managed than now ~
der Mr.. Bagey. and his efficient asslstan, "a
gene Coffin Like most of other hotels in ~
Catskills, the season here Is not so good "a -
year. owing to the financial troubles
The absorbing topic here just now Is N.
preaching contest for the tennis champon,b,, !. |
Greene County. The tournament Will bev,,
Tuesday. The winner in singles will be asksa =
play William X. Gillett, OF the New York A,h,.s
Club in doubles he will be confronted by Jane, =
Rogerson jr, and Charles Eselstyn, winner, y
last year. George r. Beach is manager here
The hot this week has brought hosts NJ -
itors. and some of the full Cbu,.I
hill Hall at Stamford has been turning away Ann
cants. The New Grand has been practically a.
for ten days. The Tremper Is fully occupied ~, |
great Kaaterskill. with nearly always room q.
more in that village on the mountain, IL now cor
fortably filled, and of course the height OF the a.
son Is fully reached at all points But the drou,,
is soaring the mountains. The brown verdure =.
burning up; dust lies deep in the roads and WALL
and clogs the green lungs OF the eafy slopes Raj,
Hundreds Of trout have died in the vain wr,r,I
for a bit of water to wet their fms and the i'm, /
streams here and there have gone with them a, i
suspended
But the poor little waits of NewYork are ma
forgotten. Miss Cora Blumensteil. at the Kaatsr
KILL is rehearsing the little folks there for a
res Of tableaus Tuesday night the proceeds l
which will be given TO The Tribune Fresh.As
Fund In this connection It should be said that "A. l
he
at Stamford last week was wrongly credited h l
Kingston in The Tribune.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll Beckwth, OF Onteon
Park take frequent mountain drives.
Dr. and Mrs. s. A. Russell. of the Hudson RIy,
State Hospital are on a driving tour through "a. l
range.
The Rev. Charles A. Briggs Is spending the sum
mer at PaIenville.
Colonel l.. W. Winchester. president Of the n.
his family
A. c. Van Alstyne Of the New-York Custom
House. is at the Hunter House.
Henry s. Ives has fine cottage near Tanner
vile.
Captain Donovan, Chief of Police Of Hoboken \
visiting with his family at the O'Hara, Lexington
Chancellor McCracken, Of the New-York Unlyes y
sty, is preaching at the Pine Hill Methodist EpS
copal Church.
The four pleasant cottages IN tne lrefnper houA 4
grounds are occupied by the following persona
s. Hirshback and family, Mrs. ]. Arnold and fam. |
ily Henry Osburn and family. Miss Fletcher. " |
Lambert and family. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Barmaa
New-York; Mrs. Arnstein and family, St. Louis |
The annual ball at the New Grand tonight vssf
an attractive and enjoyable affair. under the man. ;
agement Of l.. j. Cornu. the popular orchests
leader.
Colonel D. L. Magruder. U. s. A.. is at Churchill
Hall with his family for the season. General
Charles H. Tompkins. L. S. A.. is also there With
his family. usual.
The dove german on Wednesday night was |
highly enjoyed Baroness Fava Is very popular
with the guests there by OF her pleasing
clal qualities.
Colonel c. W. Larned L. S. A.. is at the Kaas.
erskin.
DR.. Churchill Is building a trappers lodge on .
little island heading Loch-Vesta. in Churchill Pafx
George A. Dryden. Of New-York. is a guest g
Dr. Bristol at the pretty Grant cottage.
George j. Gould is at his Furough Lax, r
treat for a few days rest He brought with hi
a valuable Siberian wolfhound with fine you'
litter born his late passage from Europe.
Among late arrivals from Brooklyn Profes b
Gabriel Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs CharleI
II. Langston. Mr.. and Mrs D. F. Manning
the Rev. w. H. Morgan. Mrs. F. w. Leggett, jobs
]. Hennessy, Mrs. 5. Porter. Mrs. F. O'Hanat
Miss G. Birmingham. Mrs. T. c. Denman. Nh
Robinson: Mrs. r. Cuthbert Mrs. T, II He1ns@
These Brooklyn people are at the St Charles3
Hunter H. Hagedorn, L. 7. Rogers, A. $. ClemertI
d G w. ''nau'' MIS- A. w. A'''' anu l. H. 0''
Among other late arrivals are the following. I
Prospect Park. Norman, Miss May Mohr
man, George whitefed, Mrs. L. Evans, Mrs J.
Russell, Miss Russell. Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and Mn
r !. - II BsslOwY, G. w Beach F H. Henry, HR
DR.: J. b Mecaffrey; James P Savage. G E. say.
1 1ss Ka strong w Fl Keller 4 an % s Tu5s
Watson. Edward Haight, Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Boz
lender. Brooklyn: G. d. Van Ripper, Mrs c. w.
sallinser. Jersey city; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wendell
Adele Van vooris.. T. f. Casse. Mr.. and Mn
Hotel KaaterskLlI.-Mrs. W. F. II. Armstrong
GEORGE r nd H. M Wood 5 MIR M and S
ton March. W. G. Milliken Mr. and Mrs Edward
Tranor Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles War
dell Brown. Mount Valley; r. W. Chambers. St
H. r. Cutler Miss Chtler, Miss Carrie Cutler Bos
= Haines Fells.-Mrs. Newman. Mr. and Mrs.
o'sulIivan, Miss Rebecca Harvey, Emily Kearney.
Rogers New-York; Mrs. George Biddle the Misses
Biddle. Chestnut Hill, Penn.
Churchill Hal-DT and Mrs r. p LOOMS
ard Mrs Randolph. Miss Il Helen A Il Could
Van Buskirk. Mrs. Z. G. Morrill, r. B. Furnad
Miss Burt, J. W. d. Mackey Mrs. J. Weather
spoSn c M II PaFsons Mrs n casTs i. WI.
York York; Richard . r; Brown 6; s Buell. Il. 5; Ba.s
z; G. Braine; May f. Kinzng. Mrs. H. G. Reeve
Marcus II. Reeve. r. ]. Germond Alfred Byrne
bernard j. York, BROOKLYN J. Fl. Bryan, III:
Mrs E: Zantzinger. Francis Pepper, Mrs. H. Wood
vile, Philadelphia.