New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
IN THE CATSKI LII RANGE.
MANY VISITORS AMONG THE MOUNTAINS
AND VALLEYS.
COACHING PARTIES. MOUNTAIN CLIMBING AND
NO LACK OF VIGOROUS PAsTIMEs-AR-

y, rho higher resorts in the Catsks. The dry
air is excellent and the piazza view OF mountain
and valley is charming The average Visltor IL
ant to prolong his stay here to the vacation limit.
The house is now comfortably filed as IL VIII DC
during the month. Louis J. Cornu is In charge OF
the orchestra as usual William II. Romeyn the
| veteran Republican journalist. Is again the post
master but he does not represent the Natiohai
| Administration in any other way.
The weather continues delightful in the range
Never has II been propitious in any preceding
season. The glorious showers OF Thursday ana
Friday frcshened all into new life and beauty and
everybody is happy over the Catskl season save
/ the few landlords who waiting for more guests
and worrying over maturing notes and bllls Inc
trains have been pouring in visitors by the hundred
| all the week and the many huge trunks petoKeh
long sojourns.
Coaching has been the fad at the Kaaterskill or
late George J. Harding. young Philadelphia
! attorney gave enjoyable parties OF this ma
ture this week. on the box the first time were
! Major J. Wilkes O'Neil. Of Philadelphia; william
. Sellers and wife Professor W. p Mason Mrs y.
| r. Crenshaw Mrs. Henry Lewis Mrs. George j..
Harding and General Julius Stahl, Hungarian.
who fought with kossuth. and later served on the
staff Of Mcclellan. In the second party were Miss
Emily Bodstein Cortland T. Parker. Mrs. stephen
+ Field General Stahl. Mrs. Sellers, the Misses
Galloway and w. g. Milliken.
The climb Of Mount Lincoln over across the
| Glove is a proper caper with guests who are en-
doved with the needed physical strength for the
tourney one may find comfortable bed and
fair meals on the crest OF that towering peak for
the night and feel all the better to return in the
morning after enjoying the sunset and glorious
dawn nearly 1000 feet In the air
The August season at the Kaaterskll promises
10 be one OF exceptional brilliancy. The regular
hop there tonight presented n dazzling picture OF
fair faces costly gowns and glowing jewels.
Down at Pine Hill just the little shaded
streets and lanes teemiEg with Vlsltors Inc
vacant rooms said to be few All VIII be taken
next week The can be said of the faVorite
old Hunter region. where hundreds of good peo-
pie are passing the summer along the winding
and beautiful Schoharie. All the many hotels there
are doing good business, with large August pros
poets Down the river blnn. at CatsKih LAM
ing Manager Paige is having n most SUCCESSFUL
season at the Prospect Park. and his books show
a fine outlook for September IT Is good
point TO enjoy the autumn season
! Or Bristol. at Stamford, drives a fine pair or
black thoroughbreds before handsome trap.
John l. H. Bristol. OF New York. Is enjoying a
| much needed outing at the New Grand
charles Nermilyea. station agent at tIelsch-
mann has erected pretty cottage near the track
| there.
Stamford is OF the pleasing sections OF the
range where The Tribune leads all other papers
in favor among the guests. stated by Postmaster
| Grant.
! Melville D. Tandon (Eli Perkins,. has lately ar
rived at Churchill Hall with his family
An amusing Incident at Churchill Hal. on Mon
DAY evening was the hat and whist.ing party emu
ing with dance. The patronesses were Mrs. George
Ines-roll and Mrs. Ferguson Cooper Ten minutes
we're allowed TWO dozen mae competitors FOR the
besi-trnmed lady's bonnet. The wife OF Genera.
stockton Miss Williams and Miss Dewitt gave tae
first prize - Mr. Bensen, the second 20 Ny John-
son ana special award 20 Mr. Holmes Then the
aides took the floor ~ whistl!ng contest drawing
lots for choice - tunes Mss Byrnes "Ta-ra-ra,
ellie, first second
prize gen, % Miss Debevose and Miss Ho.ihe.d
respectively Among society peop.e present were
Genera. and Mrs Robert stockton. Admira. ana
Mrs Braine AMI daughter. Mrs. Ferguson cooper
Mira william Fisher. Mr Blbby. Mrs Gilmore
Mss Gilmore United states Commissioner George
+ Ingersol ana wife. Coone. and Mrs. f. ;. Cor
nell. Mrs. schoonmaker and daughter; Henry
Holmes Or. tarwooi Vernon ana Wiz Ai'T tor .S
Wtt and wife Mss stockton and Horace Porter
on the same evening at the New Grand a
mos, saccessfa. euchre party resulted IN valuable
prizes to Mrs West. Mrs Briggs. Mr., Waite ana
Mr. Woo.'ey. on Tuesday evening" Mr Grant gave
hop. which ended wta the virginia reei, -
& NJ Irgerso.. who married the daughter o. ne
9s cSonS P5' r, afAh for he
WIKI his family He represented the ia Connect S
r,ia[y Of Lega'on' and af;crwari Minister Rus
sta by President Pok: ami - W''"'' '' IN
tx Senator wiiam j NILS. Of con i, Is
also summer.ng AZ PrattsyiAe me hel "a! a.,
Deputy Attorney General Hashrouck has rented
the HOFFMAN Cottage at Highmount. and l. there
with his family. ,A
down from the mountains frequently with his
The Hobart races on Wednesday AMI THURSDAY
al the driving park In that village. we're iars'N at
v de Bruynkops Consul Of the Netherlands at
savannah. is at Mount Pleasant .so ,.,.,ar and
one OF the oldest mail agents on the lSter anu
Delaware line marves at the SoTTnbs Fftern
Uhp |
ten sacks Of mail day. now We have over
IN" burning OF the Shaniaken House at that pop
ular hamlet removes a familiar landmark OF 'he
Mage Van colt the evangelist. has been con-
Quoting services at MarsarGtville recThus ronar,y
viii be sod in the near future to b. Roman Caiho-
lie school and convent
iietel Kaaef5k " Il T Ts%pls Anj Mlss
Eoisc Is Roman Mr.. and Mrs James WTshj'
Mason. Mrs l. Fisher NJ r. Nor II yi nn're" TUT
NH and VIE H. Murray and wife Mrs. J. Carroll
and daughter the Misses Barnes. r. " Has
9lo1ck n PF sp,rs s@i la%{ Mrs psxt
pr De W RS~a9 Msn,Eomrry ' H. Fumc
George Longacre A McAtam 4 r Maxoni VII
f MG r Eae H. A 'coakns and vile rook
iyn: Samuel Johnson and family, Mount Vernon:
ant family East Orange Nathaniel Keny. Newark;
II c Bullock and wite Miss knnson A9 any, j.
Bradford shlnke. Miss c: II. Shinkle. Miss NJ T.
Swasey Cincinnati, j. II. Van Houten, VI. II. Auh-
del. Henry Watson James Martin, Wa alt
Misses Clarke Boston: DR. and Mrs. G. Marshall
Smith Harry u. Webster +. j. Frank j X.
Marion baltimore. George b. Darien, New Orleans;
G. Cunningham ana wife. Savannah: j. II. Potter.
James Long. Brmingham, Ala; Mrs Frank N1n
C.intock, Plttsburgj IL r shelton Bridgeport g.
G. Springer and wife 81. Augustine.
New-Grand-Mrs Frank w. Larow and family.
Miss NJ. " shute. John l. d Bristol % an AL family
Gibson Mrs Il. G. Reford. Mrs. J. y. Flsro and
daughter Miss Stcarn. Mrs. Il. G. Walker. Miss
Gertrude Walker. l. D. Woolsey. the Misses Greg
Dry William Jones and family. Margare. Jorian'
New-York: Joseph L. West and family, Mrs. r j.
Donnelly and daughter. r. =. Donnely. g; A.
Powell. brooklyn; c. W Wilkins r ward wilkins wilkins
Philadelphia Mrs. A. II. Simpson. Mrs j. T. Brisgs'
Peekskiil: Robert Andrews East Orange: Edith Nc
Vic