New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
JOYS OF LAKE GEORGE.
DOG DAYS CREEP UNAwARES ON THE
SUMNER JEWELLERS.
FAR FROM HEAT AND NOISE OF TOWN
GLORIOUS SUNSETS on THE 'LAKE-so

FAR FROM HEAT AND NOISE OF TOWN
GLORIOUS SUNSETS on THE LAKE-soME
OF THE LATE ARRIVALS
Lake George July 2s (speciaD.-The week just
past has been particularly gay with yachting
and excursions on the lake. At no time dur
ing the season have 50 many boats been seen
upon the water. or many merry whistles
sounded their signals 10 passing steamers On sun
day last the Mohican made two special trips. the
Glens Falls band furnishing the music on both
trips on Monday evening the same boat took a
large company 70 Hulletts Landing, returning by
moonlight Indeed every night there have been
moonlight parties with dances or suppers on the
return.
Driving and horseback riding also popular
amusements during the day. many handsome equi-
pages and shining cobs being seen daily along the
Bolton road One OF the prettiest turnouts on the
AXE belongs to Captain A. T. Cooke. OF New
York, whose cottage Sea Island is perfect
gem In the way OF a summer home.
The Misses Price Of New-York. drive two spirited
ponies. and manage the ribbons quite as well as
they 10 the oars OF their handsome boat
Prospect Mountain House is not open this year.
but this fact does not discourage pedestrian parties
fran, making the ascent. Every day crowds Of
tourists armed with alpenstocks are found wend-
.nR their way to the top OF Mount Ferguson. TO he
repaid on the summit by OF the most magnih-
cent views 70 be found anywhere near here or de-
scending slipping and sliding rapidly down the
smooth rocks. or tumbling over hidden tree trunks
and treacherous rolling stones. But the verdict
always u.s. on reaching the bottom. that the trip Is
we'll worth the trouble and consequent fatigue
Many co,tagers who spend the early part OF the
season al the seashore have come up mere now ana
Will remain through October. which is the pest part
Of the year at Lake George. on the Bolton road
the cottages Ct Edward Steigletz. Mrs. E. b. Litch-
fold Mrs Robert Lewis r. l.. Hamilton. Mrs L.
r., ,tpa A VI
Tredcrein and A. V. Brerson OF New-fork' have
recan,ly been opened Also the east shore the
following cottagers have arrived: Or. j. w. Dowl-
ing Mrs Matthew Wilson. Mrs l.. Andrews Bro"n'
Or Edward Eggleston; at Joshua's Rock MI ana
Mrs LOOMS. Charles A. Hoyb and family and MIS-
Margaret ". Wortsen.
The Sycamore managers are rejoicing over the
,ra.en, and future prospects OF the new hotel
crowds are coming daily. and everything points 10
tho most successful season In the history OF ths
celebrated house Carl Schurz has not yet come 70
his cottage near the Sycamore, but his fainiiy are
here for the summer.
Governor Levi *. Fuller. Of Vermont. and Cen
eral ROY stone Of Washington. were guests last
week at the cottage OF Mr.. J. II. simpson. OF New
York Al Nirvana on the Sycamore grounds.
m ~ IN Friday at the Sycamore. and completed
,lanv measures II interest 10 yachtsmen. , -.
week Was The german Thursday eyenlns A
large number II guests came from fHlrI ON ~ &
L.
80. ,c.,stou vas the most brilliant OF the season
Tho Marion House IS keeping w us reputation as
one ~ the gayes; hotels on the lake z
Hot.an House is nearly full or guests phe TNtn-
lng last week large party from the Lake house
- Az =, Roiton wner. they enjoyed lance in
the parors of the hotel and returned al ini'h's"''
F'ishinc "a the great spOr; at bolton $500. 49,.
rh~ quests u the Mohican House. whlch IS q. -
situated az bolton. recently gave 'uo rae, nc
AFFORDED much pleasure 10 the crowds OF peope VINO
ynthrrel on he AXE shore. The AIDES prilze Wds
IN hv Miss Tennson. and the men = by M Ma, VA =,
.ars,n The bathing grounds AZ the M9hcnn h'uS
ar. among the best e. be found on n axe anu
,~a ,,v every lay with swimmers. Inc g!r's ntrt
90 SEii,,,. in this sport. surprising even the men
h, ,h-lr proficiency in the water , ..,
~. h,ss fishing Will begin August J. ana rom
n,, limo unti, the end OF the summer many Sports
men are constantly found from cary morning un;.
i,ta Dvenlng woolng with tempting bait the WHY
i.h. - ,,,. .a.s o,o,ber week OF
-,ye,v 20 those ~ the past This mousse conllhdiiS
a magnificent view OF the lower part OF me AK S
al h. ,,,n1st SUR 70 attract those persons WIZ
~. f,r n short visit YET many OF the guess mere
have been coming FOR years and me nls pra a1 :
y',.d not seem quite familiar without their wei
known faces.