New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-26

.,o,s HoTEI.s-GOoD SPORT WITH THE DEER
,rcryr ARRIVALS FROM NEW YORK
,.r,c Lake. Aug. 25 (specia0-Delightfu.ly
., ,d bracng weather greeted the additional
Gov ,..ss who came 10 the mountains during tho
pun" ,ust closed And with the great increase OF
VIZ VIZ. came more festivity and gayety. Indeed
sm.o,d,ck resorts never experienced such time
,ss nresent Is and still tranloads OF people con-
-. IN roll in and contribute to make the already
t'~dsd houses still more crowded.
90 If the pretty and solemn incidents OF the early
W VAS the dedication OF the new Catholic chapel
poul smiths which occurred Monday. The
~. Rev Bishop Gabriels. of Ogdensburg. was
.,.nrant. and preached an eloquent dedcatory
' re was assisted in the services By the Very
w. mean william Rossiter. OF Malone; Father Hol-
~, If Tupper Lake; Father I.ocier. Of Paul
s,,h.s end Father J J. Waters. OF Saranac Lake.
large audience. among whom were many promi.
N.nt peope witnessed the impressive exercises.
baseball tennis ami pool tournament and coach
- nart,es have beer prominent features OF tho
Il In the pool tournament at the Anpersand
W. , rnmarest of New York. won first prize, after
- erh, against the best players of the noun
The ball games OF Paul Smiths and Hotel
.unsrsand mines against the New-Jersey Athieuc
t ,,s were unsatisfactory TO the mountain
cams the Jersey ball tossers peinS 100 huch LOT
enc former in all games
~" hing partes have been numerous at Hard
~, seiehtful Algonquin. j. G. Hendrickson. pres
,, ~ the Ajax Metal Company, OF Philadelphia,
w.. q successful coaching party to Paul smiths
rsav The coach, loaded down with happy men
s nrs,,v maidens was gayly decked in college
..,o-s and the National emblem. and was one OF the
w., n,easing sights OF the season
General O. O. Howard. United States Army was
=, IN. weeks prominent corners. With his
s,. nd SON the General registered at the Mirror
,.re House for long so)ourn
I .verv mart of the mountains come reports OF
,n,,rg partes having fine sport after deer. Deer
.,a 40 numerous that 1t is no trouble to XIII one
~, ..r,son IS now a staple article of food on hotel
bills OF fare ,. lava. prsson
nj wno for several weeks had been guest
-, .,sonouin returned 10 her home In Cam.
bridge Mass. this week
late corners at Chdwod Park inc!ude MT ana
a. u NJ Watson. Harry c. Warren. Mrs Gray
r Never. Edward NJ. Cole. Mrs Daniel F. Cole
! G. slOroh W. NJ Davidson Harold
Hutchinson, Mrs w ,. HUTCHINSON vi
.na Mrs F. NJ Corbett Mr.. and Mrs s. T.
c".,or Mr. and Mrs W. c. Woodhurn. Cortlandt
Hoodhu n Mrs C. F. ScottWarng. Miss Marie
uoland Miss Katherine McGovern. Walter w Nc
cas DR. c. NJ Magee. Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Manches-
,sr MISC Mary E. Speer. Frederick Speer, H. j.
Dougberty. Mrs l.. Ward Clark. Miss Elizabeth
Clark Miss Gabrielle Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs charles
II JpWa
Gamers OF the week at Paul Smiths famous old
.o.,s,v IN s, Regis Lake are Mr. and Mrs. George
N Eddy the Rev and Mrs. J. G. Jackson. Mr. and
Mrs William c. Wilfred. Mr. and Mrs. c. A Bau-
veI, Wallace Blauveli. Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Beardy
F. H. Hitchcock, Edgar S. Eldridge. r. Howard
TAYLOR c. A. Pratt Mrs. G. A. Priest, r. n PRIEST.
Mrs George F. Gay. Miss Ella Fitch. Mrs Blanche
I-hlmann. Miss Edith Chlmann. II. A. Lester. Dr.
and Mrs 8 F. Halleck Mrs l.. l.. Foreman. Joseph
lawrence. Miss l.. Sotsenberg. Charles T. Cross
we'll John Kenow Eisenberg. Miss NJ w. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thornburg. j. II. Russell l. >.
A. Mi.s Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Doyle.
Guy DAY. Mr. and Mrs j. W. Mckinley. Miss Lillian
Keller Miss May Elkins, Mr.. and Mrs W. i.
Crossman. Miss NJ b. Martin. Mr. and Mrs
James Terance, Miss NJ. II. Smson. Mrs j.
II. Batchford Mr. J. Halleck. B. G. john
son. Mr. and Mrs. Bradish Johnson. Miss
Agnes Johnson Mrs C. F. Udell. S. X. Bedell D. NJ
Bedel Mr. and Mrs Charles Coudert. H. NJ. Peck
ham, Mrs. Howard Long. Mr.. and Mrs Henry T..
Owens Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Vanderhon, MISS Stew
art Miss A. L. Stewart, Mrs Charles A. Gardner.
James Swan. Oliver p. Buel. Mrs. j. A. Towbridge.
Miss Ethel Robinson. William b. Towbrdge MISS
Ellen Addison, Miss Emma Addison. Mrs W. Hale
Patrick
The tennis tournament held at the Hotel Amper-
and this week one OF the most successfui
,ourneys of the year. Good players from o'her
houses entered and great interest was manifested IN
the playing and the outcome Mr. BecK"ith' OF
Cleveland Ohio. won the singles, ana Messfs' D'hu''
and Beckwith the doubles.
The game OF ball between the Riverside ana
Berkeley mines resulted in a victory for the latter
the score standing s to in their favor Another
rsme Is booked for Tuesday next. DIT j. I. Rus
sell Is captain of the Riverside nine and "illiam a.
DtnIson holds a similar position on the Berkeiey
The magnificent. remodelled Grand View House az
Lake Placid is filled as never before ana ano'her
addfion IN This big house is talked or.
Among the corners from New-York during the
week are John j. Cable Miss Adele Westco't' W.
l. Hatch S s. Herschberg. Mrs. j.. Uilmann' Mrs
Paul Jones Mrs Howard Long. Charles W. Coie-
man L. ~ Hirschneld Miss NJ. Finn David Ger
ben. John f. Estes Mrs. Horace Sanges. Henry
co.s M-s y w Shepard Mrs A. i. Bedford. Mr.
and Mrs George W. Faman. Miss c. +. Andrews
Mr. and Mrs A J.. Sanford. Mr.. and Mrs Johh
MacMahon the Misses Rogers. William Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs Charles Cane. Mr. ana MIS- D. Guy
Mss Jeanette F. Baird, Addison W. Baird W. H.
Wider Mrs F. A. Wilder. Miss Wilder Mr.. ana
Ns A. d. Jone. Miss Pearsons. Professor ana MIS-
r. Adler Waldo Adler. Daniel r. Todd. Henry T.
Brovn Mrs lanes w Corsy the Misses Corsy. MI
and Mrs H. C. Foster Miss Rebecca Clark. w. D.
Pomeroy W. J. Brown Miss Brown, and William
H. Thomson
r. B. Blackstone. president OF the chicago anu
Alton railroad is sojourning at the Grand N'e"
Mr.. E. H. Enrich OF New-York, al the 'ranu
VIEW, gave a tea in the Woous I" III" ''''
on Wednesday.
BROOKLYN people at the Grand View are Mr. ana
Mrs. H. NJ. Scott Mrs A. l.. Weed A. II Reed. MI
and Mrs George H. Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs WlIiiam
z Conron Miss Dora Conron Miss Daisy Cohroh
and Wifred s. Conron.
The orchestra benefit given at the Stevens House
this week was pleasing affair that netted INC
musicians about 500.
Mr. Montague the banker. OF New-fork stoppihs
Sscvcp
Placid this week Miss Chase a young woman OF
New-York was with him. but being an expert SWIM
ner. reached shore without much trouble.
w. H. Davidson, a wealthy citizen OF fior'ua'
arrived this week at the Mirror Lake House.
NEWCOMERS arriving during the week az .he
Stevens House are Joseph II. keene' ROBERT L"-
M' William Donaldson James Dunlap. Mrs. A'