New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
IN THE ACKNOWLEDGES.
.,owDs RUSH TO THE WOODS.
TIL, uoTELs REJOICE IN wELLFILLED

SUMMER AMISEMENTS
lake n. Y. July "A Specialize say
o-', ,n1ngs are lively just now in the mountains
thai u' va, =, very mildly indeed. But one living In
,s,da word has no conception OF the Adron-
the sor when many OF the houses are filed
d'0A D., ~ ,ght-hearted people who come TO enjoy
Dill" . and to sport where sport Is healthy and
hs1 4, &c encouraged on every turn by Prov-
VIZ I'm, lust now the big hotels are fast filing.
oeu'. train that arrives brings another contn-
cont 10 the mountains
e the towering pines and ba,sams on the shore
.rbulent ST. Regis. IS entertaining many peop.e
Oh ,nent in business and social circles OF the
V.,o,is Every cottage on the three akeS-
.snO, and Lower St Regis and Spitfire-is leased
va ,ba entire season. and the great majority of
them are occu!ieI
,rnonC the recen; arrivals at the hotel and cot
ars the following New-Yorkers: Mrs. T. T.
.ncb C. T Barney Miss Helen A. Miller. Miss
49,, vrcheI j. W. Hooper l.. b. Han. II. j.
O"',ss F. c. Manae, J. W. Payne. S J. Loomis.
- u penfod A. W. Durkec. Dr. + l. Trudeau
" vcK Twombly Mrs. Rober; Hoe. Mrs. \. f.
, a. j. = Ward. Mrs. T. H. Garv,t. Miss
~ Fsryln. c. p Mitchell, +. Banchi. Mrs. T. b.
9Th Mrs l.. b. Hor. George c. Cooper f. a.
r,.es George II. Ear, II. chessinger {. NJ
n.~,sv Thosam Durkee Mrs. r. A Po'hemus
%. tIsrrv Parish J. II. Patterson and family.
"a t,mi,v William W. McAlpn and family MS
9. n Morgan Mrs. Henry NJ. Watson. Mrs. A. j.
,',,.rk 4 H. Combs. Mrs. r. Huntington,
r yandke and Seymore W Bonsall
NJ, F. p kellogg Is building handsome camp
~ friends who expected soon.
wss Brown OF New-York and Galveston Is
,.~sb,fu; Young lady. who is an expert oarswoman
. .sl, az being a successful business woman. VINO
- and manages big cattle ranches in the Lone
e. STATE Mr. Palmer. of NewYork. VIII occupy
ha cottage being erected by DR.. Trudeau. party
- yawyorkers consisting Of Franklin S. Harper
Ms perrepont Isham, Mrs. Biancha and Mrs
" d Coles brought in sixty pounds OF trout on
ruaslay the largest known catch OF the season
sanchez the wealthy tobacco merchant or
vsw.york. is enjoying his honeymoon at his pretty
.,,,.ss on the lake Mr.. Sanchez Is a good angler
,S sntoys the sport Baseball Will soon be the
rage A good nine will be at the hotel, prepared
"a meet and do" ali Corners.
colonel william r Fox. Of the State Forestry
Commission. is located at the Algonquin TOT ID
,o,s STAY Mrs Edward Burnett. sister OF the
,a,s lanes Russell Lowell. is also a guest Her
".n sccomnanies her The Rev. r. q. Mccarthy
rsached Sunday evening in the parlor card par
,iss and home-talent theatricals have been the
order Of the week at the pretty Algonquin.
Among the recent Corners from New-iork are
Iobn l. Patterson Miss NJ. NJ. Patterson. the rev
+ Kelher Daniel l.. Keliher. Mr. ana Mrs'
Armstrong ".
Co,pns John Haydock Miss Lillian HaydocK. MisH
.nn,s Haydock. John q. Williamson, Mrs A.
,lvord Miss Alvord, II. n. Raymond. e. r..
r-snch II J. Kilburn. Walter p March, NJ III
hutchinson j. L. Bronson. NJ. +. Keller FRED
paahs Kendall Emerson. j. Selkirk, Miss Hayes
and Lansing Baldwin
q prvan. OF New-York. is at home in the
English cottage. Robertson Marshall has re-
,urned from New-York James Buell. McKiniay.
eighteen pONnl Idkt
trout.
The Berkeley House is lively. as usual ana en-
.sLa,nne many Here are the NEWCOMERS:
F.. S. winsow. H. Chambers, John r. Slack b.
H. Buxton, F.. Garnston. NJ {. Riggs. NJ L.
Riggs John Rabotau, Charles Bondy. L. c. Bondy.
Mrs. r A. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. McCaoe'
H. j. Cooper, c. Il. BUREAUS. Phillip b. van
patten. J. H. Kane Frank 2. Draw. i. Dobbins.
p Craker John Z. Wicks George L. berman'
w B. Averin Miss Mary Holland.
The big hotel Ampersand has over 200 guests.
During the week parlor socials were the fad after
dinner with progressive euchre as the reshihg
game On Tuesday evening the first big game
0. the season was played and finished. The
winners were as follows In the order given
Womens prizes Mrs J. T. Burns. Philadelphia
Miss Mervin, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Whitteinore.
yew-York. Mems prizes: Mr.. Armstrong Mr..
Tears. Mrs. Hall playing mans hanO and Mr..
Miller On Wednesday evening large number
reception Of the Rev Walter II. Larom About
fifty guests found pleasure one evening this week
attending little circus, whose principal at
traction was good-sized elephant
Prominent among those who arrived during the
week are the following Gothamtes: Westervelt
Clark ]. Reginald Foster. Mr.. and Mrs Motifs
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Levy. DR.. $. Boyer. the Misses
Dodd Miss Totten. Mr. and Mrs. S. f. Armstrong.
G. Z. Armstrong Hugh Miller. c. w. Magrath.
Mrs E. A Hall Edward Kurtz Crook. Montgomery
p Crook. DR.. A. Assenheimer. Mrs. A Assem-
hemer. Edward \. Assenheimer C. {. Pauidng'
D. W. Tears. seymore W. Bonsan. b. u. sloan
J. Bennett Lorge. q. Farintosh. Isaac ~ Selig-
man. Albert Stern. T. Y. ID. Lockwood. dohn
Tun,s p Meckels Mr.. and Mrs. Homan.
Joseph Frederick Mr.. and Mrs. q. Schmidt,
Meyer Solomon. Mr. and Mrs Robert Sayer. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank II. Ballard. Arthur j. Kaufman,
Mrs A. Ellico,t Coson and A. Ellicott Coison
3r Brooklyn people arrived at the Ampersand
xits dn few days are Mr. and and Mrs p Menry r.
and Mrs: Oscar Huttlinger. Frank 8. Akensen
Thomas " Freeman and Mr.. and Mrs g Gale
situated at the geographical centre Of the wilder
PES; IS rapidly filing Network Furnished me f0 j
owing guests. who arrived during the week: M ana
Mrs William C. TOwen. otto de Ia Camp, NJ and
poy f NSi W sa6ssh rn hnes
%Tr'n; ~ Goeasner. b. F. Mckee. Mr. and Mrs -.
Goahammei j. i 0T RICHARDSON J. 0conneli b. F
s @Shes Charles Heary French Mr. ana o Mrs EE-
11h,wan ?. G. Schwartz. William J.. Pach and
T. t. Mc(oskey
,on the lpper Saranac Lake the delightful ana
luxurious Hotel Wawbe@k 81 running full blast with
large number OF happy and satisfied guests
gund about the cOitagers are beginning 10 arrive,
rn. the Whole panorama Of lake and forest shows
sny Signs Of summer time and frolic. New. Workers
Mo are recent arrivals Manager Chambers ex-
WWnehi house are MIR and Mrs Harry T. Myers.
i is saik J. NJ. Fax g. X. Falk. Or. and Mrs.
wWna 8 Ely, Mrs Rober, Peel Mrs. W: II: osborn.
~ snS Mrs William Church Osborn. +: jaime.
IAN smith. ". }. X. Kenney, i: w. Fnks; WEI
Ta ~ Vail T +. O'Brien. Maurice o Bren:
W, IMas Duplee. ". VI. peck. George X. Gray and
Xvmam Dornbush and family.
Ya,,ss orkers al Edgewood Inn are Frederick T.
c' Ws Y. Harry Randall. the Rev. NJ. +. Keliher.
m., W. Magra,h J. G. Johnson. Miss Emma Roth
MI Miss Elizabeth Rothmann. Mr.. and Mrs III.
Jos. ut Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Lsthrop. II. II. Duane.
ana ~ Patterson. Miss Patterson. William Able
'm H. X. Butler
h,s Trains over the Adirondack and st. Lawrence
Nr.russve many passengers each trip at beautiful
n.."oio Park In OF Wilderness Inc