New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
aTTTUN ~ THE CATSKILLS.
SOME or THE LARGE HOTELS TrINKING OF
CLOSING FOR THE SEASON.

SOME or THE LARGE HOTELS TIiiNKING OF
CLOSING FOR THE SEASON
rrr,tor y Y Sept / (SpeciaD This Is one OF the
,o,s,n, late resorts where visitors tarry to enjoy
some Of the beauties OF early autumn. The weather
continues delightful barring the burning drou'h
which IL fat sucking up every brooklet ana stream
But for this the whole season IS without precedent
,s IN favorable weather Hundreds have now re
turned TO their city homes from all points and the
downward trains have grown long and heavy during
tho week but many hundreds more are stu In the
range and others are coming daily. All the hotels
are yet OPEN though the big kaaterskil Is likely To
close during the coming week The tnts OF autumn
are gathering here and there on the mountain slopes
and September is always charming In the Cdtsklls
The Rutgers College G"e club entertained Church
III Hall guests Tuesday evening In n pleasing way.
Churchill Hall is yet full. with good prospect Tor
September and October and most Of the stamford
houses have good autumn business assured.
Manager Paige has had an excellent season At
the Prospect Park. and Messrs. Proskey the own
ors say there is no reason why that attrlctN" re-
sort cannot DE filed with guests the whole season
Among the Brooklyntcs in the range are these
Miss T.. y. Snowden Miss r. Ham!er James A.
and daughter William &. GREGG Charles Peters
J. F. McGarry and family. the Misses Jennie
Nellie and Belle fncrty AT south cairo are
Thomas q. Hunter. Thomas T.; Hayden Miss
Jessie Robcrison AIS n 3keiiey ana Anna w.
family and Miss Mary w. Worthlngton are at
South Durham.
The New Grand Is still having good run Of
business and the Trcmper House had week or
two Of wcll-hllcd rooms $50
None of the many cottagers in the range Will
leave the mountains for "A month or more to come.
so the various parks are all full.
Recent arrivals include these: New Grant House
- Miss T.. s. Kelly. T.. II. Kelly, II. -. Kelly. w 7.
Hscox. ID. G. kngsldnd and WIFE, Mrs. bancroft,
Mrs Lasee. T. T. Ireterre and family. Miss l.. !.
Bowling, Mrs. Gardner. F.. W. Larom, Mrs 7.
Dockstader, Jessie Dockstader. j. Hatch. Sara Me
Leland. +. Tranalter. James b. Smith. New York
j. l.. White. Miss *. McKarthy. \. c. Hale and
wife. J. ". Van Keurlu and wife Miss Jessir
Hazetine. -. Hazeltine Marie Andemars. Brook
Ign: Mrs Cummings, Miss Hodgson,. Miss Petit.
Philadelphia; Horace Alling and family. Emma 7.
vicser. Lottie C. Reeve. Newark: d. c. bennett
and family. Carrie Ramsey. J. ~ Fero and wife.
Albany. f. s. Heddcn and family, Jersey city;
Miss Haviland. A. u. Salkeld and wife, Pla infeld;
c. J.. Freer. Detroit: l.. b. Moore. Nyack: John Nc
Donald and wife. Troy T.. ". Smith. Schenectady;
Frank s. Weller. Newburg: Sara Yerxa. Cambridge,
Mass: Mrs. +. W. LOOMS. Superior. WIS, and
Nine. de Kernel. Paris.
Greycourt Inn George Muir. r. b. Booth. II. -.
Seymour and wife. Elizabeth G. Fallhabee, i. ID.
Harmon and wife. X. J. Ludlow and wife. Miss
Weber. Benjamin Northrop and family, j. Il.
Thorp and wife. Mrs. VI. j. Utter. Mrs r.. X.
Thornburg New-York: W. J. Naulty, Miss Haxton.
Brooklyn
Bancroft-kate c. Phelan, Agnes NJ. Dunno. J. j.
Breen. +. X Blume and WIFE Mrs. b. Carkson.
New-York; NJ. II. Schenk and family. v. Van Brunt,
w. n. Bennett Brooklyn; Ambrose Packard anu
family. Bayonne; o. II. Taylor and wife J. II. AL
lane and wife, DR.. c. Z. Putnam. Jersey City.