New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-08
IN THE ADIRONDACKS.
COACHING WAS A POPULAR PAsTIME ON
INDEPENDENCE DAY.

TAINs-ANxIoUs FOR THE SEASON TO OPEN
THE HOTELS FILLING UP EARLY.
saranac Lake. ~ Y, July 7 (SpeciaD. The week
Just closed was perhaps Of the most prosperous
in the history OF Adirondack resorts. No one seems
to remember a week when larger number arrived
the different houses. and as each house received
a portion, all are satisfied. Many sought the big
houses. where all Is life and fun; others the quiet
resorts for rest and ease while still others found
their way to lonely points where camps are located,
surrounded by the dense solitude OF the woods.
The Fourth was not forgotten. but the celebrations
were not Of the frecracker order. To be sure. the
small boy everywhere on hand with the noisy
missile. contributing his mite TO the general misery
fund, but he not encouraged and at early even
ing sought his little bed 1t was great day for
coaching parties hunting trips, camping expeditions
and boat races Then there were numerous social
hops at the hotels. card parties at the boarding.
houses and quiet entertaining dinners at private cot
tages The National game was played In many
p.aces-at Paul Smiths. at 81. Hubert's Inn. at
B.oomingdale and at Saranac Lake. AT the latter
place the Ampersand nine crossed bats with the VII
lage team Ned Trudeau, of DR. Trudeau. ana
Ralph Stewart ex-captan of the University OF Yer.
mont nine, did some excellent work for the Amper-
sands. allowing the village boys only four runs AZ
Boomingdale the Brighton nine suffered defeat at
the hands Of picked nine from the guests OF the
Crystal Springs and Mountain View houses
The day delightful, and the many coaching
parties going to Old Wh!teface. TO John Browns
grave or to ST. Regis Lakes had good time.
Already heard tales Of deer that contribute 70
the anxiety for the opening OF the hunting season
Guests Of ST. Hubert's Inn at Keene Heights. camp
Ing near the Upper Au Sable Lake, counted twenty
six deer on a recent evening Similar reports from
Upper Lake and Long Lake confirm the belief that
OF recent the deer have increased Wohueriuly
throughout the mountains
ST Hubert's Inn has many guests Tne recent
corners from New-York include william f. Draper
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Gorden. Leslie Gordon, Hamilton
s Gordon Clarence F. Gordon Herbert H. Gorden.
Mr. and Mrs William r. Warren. Miss Pierce Mr..
and Mrs. c. Doremus. Mss Cornelia A Dorenus,
w Stanton Elliott Miss ]. McGregor. Miss z
Woods, L. d. Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Patterson.
Miss Clarice T.. Patterson. Mrs. J. Goldmark ana
family Professor Adler and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Magee Mrs. Hlrdenburgh and Harry WcKs-
c. Pritchard Page and Mr.. and Mrs s. d. Page,
OF New-York are at home In their cottage at Lake
Placid The Rev Dr. satterlee of New-York holds
Sunday services at Lake Placid hotels. Mr. and
Mrs H. W. Haneman. j. T. Haneman and T. -
Haneman of NewYork. are at Lake Fiaclo WIZ
some excellent saddle horses. Mrs George II
Foster. of New-York, and her son. +. L. roster
are in camp Lake Placid
Among the prominent arrivals al the Mirror Lake
House are r. Arrowsrnith. Miss Arrowsmith and
Mrs NJ Arrowsmith. OF Brooklyn; DR.. j. 5. Reeves,
OF Richmond and the following OF New-York: MISS
Emily Morrison. Or. Edward MCGEE, thompson
Helmes Miss McGregor. #. VI. Allen. Mr. and Mrs
Winship. Mrs Arnitage. Miss Armitase and Miss
Hunter " f. Griffin. dean OF Johns Hopkins Cni-
yersity is also there. A. G.. Mills, OF New-fork.
Is NJ his cottage FOR the season. Mrs r. Beam
and Mrs F. Martin. OF New-York. are other cot
tage arrivals. Other well-known people 10 arrNe
at cottages and hotels al Lake Placid during the
week are Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Klngsoury, MI. ana
Mrs J. ] Morris Miss Creighton. c. G. Root Mr..
Miss A. l.. Gregg. J. f. McClary, Mr. and Mrs.
! w Tefewan Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Dunning, Mrs
S s. Beard. Miss Beard. Miss Wilson, J. NJ. u.
McNary DR.. and Mrs. Robert Coleman Kemp
John j. O'Connor. Patrick Kelly, VI. Cochrahe'
Miss Mcbride. Miss Lizzie Montgomery MISE
Adams. Miss o Brien, Frank F. Burns W. LocAef'
H. Flynn and James Hobkns.
Miss Grace Ho,.rook OF New-York. IS cottage
arrival OF the week Mrs. S $. Beard and party
OF Lakewood. occupy the Swiss cottages Lahe
Placid. G. Otto Toussanet OF New-fork, is al Lake
Placid where he daily INDUCES In target practice
Mrs Charles Shields OF Newyork IS also in camp
there Mrs CharIng and Miss Lizzie II. charins.
OF New York. and c. p. Page of Harvard College,
are the most recent corners
George Rush OF wilmington. Del. was the guest
OF O. H. Palmer at Riverside Inn this week. Mrs
seeley and son and Mrs. and Miss Segle OF New
York. are at Saranac Lake.
Pau. Smiths grand Cd hosiery wiz fairy brist!e
with prominent, people week. Among tho
more prominent guests present and expected ara
Richard Van Wyck Charles Beers. Frank Biancol
J g. Slmonson. Mrs :. b. Newboid. Miss New
bold Mr. and Mrs. $. Kempner. A. F Klmersley'
Mr. and Mrs Franklin ; Harper ;. V. Hoffman,
b. c. Howard A. " Durkee, George G Cooper.
Mrs Mary Livingstone MG bsn, TTomMGE Ny. RnSGe
Hoe E. II. Coates, Henry /. Hotchk,ss Mrs. W n
MSrga" Mr' H NJ M Mf.fGn s wa MoH Ms p
Huntingdon Mrs Y. F. Mccormick Miss Elese
OMara, J. A. Sanchez, the Misses o'Donnei ana
During the las, week the pretty Algonqan Ia,
entertained many neweo rs R srT e Yates Mrs
Bier Mr. and Mrs. r. Godd. E; A. Edwards. Mss Miss
George Manlerre. Alfred Louis, N. W. Brewster.
Miss Goddard G. f. Seymore. Mrs. G. A. sehaeferi
Mr ss Gdyse ana ar Harry G. Ader senior oss
II Rodriguez. OF Havana, is guest OF the Algon-
United states Navy. The Commodore though just
in from sea service. is considerably, more tanned
family OF Philadelphia. are at their cottage Rob
ertson Marshall has returned from orief V.si' 70
These Brook.yn peoGe guests Of the Agoq9U as
with camps on Ease Isand Richard Eed hsn,
ana NJ and NJ Wam T Mason MSssTs Adi IN
and yates 6Gth ., at 1 the sonsun
Bishop Patrick OMara. Of C:onmei. Ireland. was
guest OF the Riverside Inn THIS wfk aS aH TSe
Rev. William Armitage Beards!ee. OF Yonkers. IS
AMONG snss' the arr arrivals for the week are William
II. Stole. Miss St9:e w 3 Sn!Tan =, w N,nissi
Murphy r F. Gennett. c. II. Eaeres; D. I.
Uumphreys j. Gomez. o. d. Mann, ID: c. Oster-
out Miss Mary f. Holland. F. T.. Lewis. William
e Nolan Amos p. HAYES. Maurice c. Daley. Mss
Daley and Charles D. Rogers.
tied. New-Yorkers VINO came within few a asy
Clarence NJ Noble. W VI Bennett. d. II. Lewis,
r S vetterein Mrs. Hencke. the Misses Hens sss::
A. c. King and Hugo p. Kee.er. 7. NJ Esco.ants'
OF Brooklyn, Is there also.
The big Grand View House Is entertaining many
neou'e I, Will not on.y be full. In August ana
September but many rooms are engaged for TAI
and winter This fine house, with great piazzas,
shut In during the cod months by was OF gasS
WI; be one Of the most attractive winter houses
The latest arrivals at the Stevens House and the
Mirror Lake from New-York are ". J. Valentine,