New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
THE HUNTING SEASON OPENS.
,, PLENTY FOR THOSE WHO KNOW HOW TO
rrxp rHEM-DAsEBALL GAMES AND TEN
x,s TOuRNAMENTS-THE LATEST COM
ERS AT THE HOTELS.

...anac Lake. y. y, Aug. Is tSpecaD.-The Joyous
.'-,,rr time is here and everybody Is happy. on
nu KIN inst the opening day, hundreds of guests
u. .s, worn out by the uninterrupted whlr, OF
-, festivities. and tired of gay hops and formal
ems left the hote.s and boarding houses and
- their way 10 the hunting grounds. And many
,y nraIiens too whose white hands and delicate
ms told OF and wealth. were among The first
.o.ish up the rifle and ,rudge away after the noble
"a deer And many returned at nigh;fan weary
.n the days tramp and discouraged by the
.osh, that no; deer seen. to say nothing
ynrng,ng in the anters of big buck! But deer
- numerous and experienced hunters found no
rbe in laying many low. and supplying the ho;e-s
-ah yenson in abundance.
yu,haqua Lodge. situated romantic and Wild
,,re Kushaqua. is the headquarters OF huntsmen in
N, Loon Lake region, and this splendid house can
mas, Of good shots than many OF The largest
resorts
rbateaugay Lake Is not In the background
sRalph's" that always pleasant and say resort. is
sgsa TO OVERLOOKING and is gayer than ever. while
-. picturesque Chateaugay House is entertaining
many peope'
Recon. corners from New-York at the Cha.eaugay
,,e.ude Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. Fowler. the Misses Fow-
y, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gaze. Mrs. John H.
woore. H. $ Bachus. W. 3. Royce. II. Il. Anderson
the Rev J. D. Morrison. Mrs. J. ID. Morrison. T.
r Phelps Mss L. f. Phelps. Captain Philip Cook
7. O Thomas. Charles Dudley Mason and Samuel
verplanck
Al "Raph's": Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Aldrich. Miss
rsanor A.drlch. Miss Martha Aldrch and Sherman
Adrlch Of Chicago Mrs. c. s. Andrews. Mrs. G. s.
Firmly Miss NJ. b. Smith. Miss w. NJ Rogers. J.
Rread Miss Bert. Boston: Amos =. Wilder. Charles
II Morse Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas James. Kelsey
Calvin and Miss Calvin. of New-York
Riverside Inn never so prosperous: and this
4, the more significant considering the fact that
from the day of its opening II has been Of the
bss. natronized houses in the mountains. A bal
nine OF which Dr. j. c. Russell IS captain. is OF
the late additions and games with the Ampersand.
Berkeley and Paul Smith mines are being arranged
Hundreds OF guests have arrived at beautiful
Ch,dwoli Park within the week The big and lux
uriou. Park House has been filed and every cottage
and camp in the entire park occupied. Chi.dwo.d Is
not only noted fo- its beauty. It's romance and its
wild mountain and lake scenery, but for the game
Of all kinds that nhabts its primeval forests. Lake
Masswepie whose outlet Is the roaring Racquette
River is in the very heart of the wilderness. and
the huntsmans paradise IS here found.
Recent arrivals from New-York at the Mirror
Lake House arr Miss Levin. Miss Wick. l.. Murray,
W. H. Mccormick. J. II. Barry. Alfred f. Barry.
w. o. B. Pardon, Mrs. ~ NJ. Mueedy. II. NJ.
Mueedy Miss F. Mueedy Miss II. Mueedy Mrs.
l. Barnard Smith, Mr.. and Mrs John w.
Costree Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Russell Butler.
Elmer Underwood. Mrs. F. H. Peck. Mary w. Peck.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Flash. Frank j. Breslan. Matt A.
Kane VIII A. Kane Walter c. Yitron. Miss Miller.
Dr. c. II. Lehman Mrs Lehman. Mr.. and Mrs {.
voling King Mrs. Walter c. Schager. Henry
Batyn Miss Emma c. Batyn Miss A Virginia
Batyn. Mrs. Schuyler. Henry Dwight. T. II. Bron-
son. Mrs. stillman. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Hone. Mrs.
p Cox Miss X. Cox and Charles i. Cox.
The tennis tournament at the Stevens House was
the biggest incident of the kind Lake Placid has
known. Crack players from every house In Lake
Die nd Sara LAX Of
the principal resorts. took part. Late corners from
New-York at the Stevens are George Haydecker.
w Jones. Mr.. and Mrs =. d. Curtss. A. f. Cor
less Mr.. and Mrs r. Z. Gallagher Mrs. c. a.
Singer Miss II. A. Singer. Miss A. W.
Singer Mr. and Mrs. Woodworth. Miss T..
Woodwork. Miss Taylor. Miss Lizzie f. Blot. l..
Thompson. Mrs Thompson. Frank II. Taisan. the
Misses Lih, and Josephine Crossman Mr.. and
Mn. c. W. Crossman. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rowland.
Mrs F. Connor. l.. Z. Gonlow. r. F. Bixby. J. f.
Bushnell. A. G. Hoag. Joseph Guisy Mr.. and Mrs.
". C. CULVER. Miss CULVER. Parker Lynn. George
A. Monroe. the Rev. J. Clement French. Talbot Oily
plant. Miss Bell Stewart. Mrs ]. II. Dill. Mrs. NJ
A. D.ll j. c. Wilcox. DR.. and Mrs NJ. J. Scar. Mrs
James Callu Miss Hammersbrough. Mss G. E.
Hammersbrough and DR.. c. Nicolai.
General H. c. Hopkins Of New York was prom
inent among the early arrivals of the week at the
Hotel Ampersand. Other New-Yorkers who came
this week are: Mrs. J. Carlwick DR.. and Mrs. J.
w "A. 4.
Mrs H. c. Elliott. Miss Lillian Elliott. II. S Sher-
ard, Mrs j. II. Dill. Miss NJ. A DILL A. c. Stern.
James p Pomercy Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Childs
Mrs. L. l.. Foreman, J. NJ Hamilton. ID. w. Teurs.
George H. Chase. L. J. Callahan. Mr.. and Mrs ".
W. McAlpin, Mrs. J. S. Word. Mrs. f. L. Lynch.
Mrs l. Barnard Smith. the Misses Knevels. the
Misses Wilcox. Miss L. n. Smith. Barnard NJ
Smith. A. G. Hoe. Mr. and Mrs. II. Kimball the
Rev. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Closkey DR.. and Mrs Ker-
n C,A- nor mi I t.1
Jones. Henry Griffin. George w Crossman. Benson
B. Sloan Mrs. E. A. Smith, Mrs. f. a. Gorman
Miss Irene Smith. William T. Hunter. Mr. and
Mrs. r. A. c. Smith. the Misses Smith. A. VI
Burt Joseph Lyman. Mr.. and Mrs John Rosen-
thai. Charles S. Holmes. Miss Holmes A. Weed
Mrs. Adam Weber. Miss Ling "A. Weber, Miss
n z. Weber Miss Frances L. Weber. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Lills. H. L. Lills. Miss Molle Mott
Miss Gussle Mott Samuel J. Mack. Mr. and Mrs
Charles L. Seegn, Arthur Taylor. "A. S. G.. Taylor
and Mrs ". VI. Van Planck.
Progressive euchre has prevailed at the Algon.
Quin since Wednesday evening. Ten tables were
going at time with four players at each table
OF the ladies' prizes Miss Patterson won hrst
Miss Mull!gan second and Miss Taylor the boooy
prize a candlestick and candle. Mr.. Raymond
won the first gentlemans prize. Mr.. North Inc
second and Mr. Ellis the BOBBY; also a candle and
candlestick. The Misses Dimrnick. Miss waller
the Rev Jas Williams Mrs Harding ana N4fs
Neeks were leaders in the game
Mrs. Burnett sister Of the late James Russell
Lowell was among the arrivals Of the week. New
Yorkers came In large numbers Among them arr
Alfred A. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Biaye:. Mrs Henry
p. Opdyke Miss Agnes Opdyke. Mrs. L. Remlng
ton. Harry Thornton. Mr. and Mrs J. ii. Mckinney
b. A. Ward, H. II. Chandler. Mrs i. W. smith,
NJ Smith q NJ Bailey Mr.. and Mrs X. y
Thacher. r. NJ Thacher. c. W. Tilford K NJ. Ham
uton, F. K Johnson, John lsham, Henry lsham
Mr. and Mrs u. H. Moore. J. b. Lowell. MIR an'
Mn. T T Tlllrnan, E. W. Mccarthy. John BEDFORD
and Mrs c. g. Hughes Frederick Hall. Miss p.
S SssSe " F. Micnei' G. c a. Mlfhe'' "'a''
Yacht racing has given away for the tlmc Deh,
baseball at Paul Smiths When {m re-. oc ,yS,
Eactise al. The guests watch ana appIduc tne so
says, When the nine goes away IRON, nome G1 IN
eests 10 In body The Ampers and indians
sse beaten when they visited St Regis Lake, bu
.s now and the th,1 sTTmb s p 81 hn
Who pitched the first innings at Ampers anu Ios
te fame for the Smith nine and Mr. Trudah' WI!