New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
THE CATSKILL RANGE.
WARM WEATHER KEEPS THE HOTELS
FULL
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE wEEK-CLOS-
ING DAYS OF THE SEAsoN-I.ATE AR
RIVAr.S IN THE MOUNTAINS

pig mountain and the stage takes you down HILL
Instead OF up. to your hotel 1t is no, the
coolest part of the Caskills nor Is the view from
the hotel piazzas noted for its extent But for all
that Pine HI! long been invested with a
perennial charm tor summer visitors which has
served to make 1t the favorte resort that 1t is
The Esopus Creek begins up here in the Birch
Creek ravine. when there is any water begin
with. which is terribly scarce just The
houses neatly painted. the roads fairly good
and the good people hospitable. Hotels there
in plenty. though all have been full for two
weeks past and the village has been gay with
summer lire.
The hot weather of the week has brought many
new visitors to the Range and prolonged the stay
OF others who had planned the homeward journey
For this reason most OF the hotels are well hlled
tonight and have good promise OF business for two
weeks TO come. September is always delightful in
these mountains and many day in October is
bften more beautiful than any other day of the
whole year Hotel Kaatersk viii remain open
until the 10Th the New Grand for some days longer
and many Of the houses will be open all through
the month.
f. p. Brown of the Logan Club Brooklyn, re-
Gently made the highest score in the Folett
Alley. pa.
Mrs Anon Seidl has recently been having pam
oramic photographs made of the magnificent view
presented from the pretty Seidl cottage at Fleisch-
mans.
Ex-senator Frank Hiscock and wife. who
passing the summer at Mohonk. will spend to-
morrow with Charles A. Spaulding at Saugertes-
on-the- Hudson.
The Tremper House closed Thursday. An en-
joyabe farewell reception was held there on We'd
nesday evening.
The great Kaaterskill resort reports much more
successful season than last The receipts are
already about one-third more. Manager Parke
saws he has already booked large number for
next season and the list is growing daily in a most
gratifying way. Prices have been rgidly main
hat min
family Of eight persons pays $3.50 week for Its
rooms the,c for the entire season
The rumors Of new railway lines reiterated
The survey from the Otis upper terminus, near the
old Mountain House. to Hunter proceeds. and II Is
said by people In that vicinity that the electric cars
will run there next season on the authority OF
an official OF the Hudson River Day Line OF steam
ers Il may be said that Commodore Van Santvoord
md the Otis Elevator people are behind the rail-
way project. This. Of course, insures ample capt.
tai The only question is. Have they really decided
TO build? II 50. with the Ulster and Delaware
system Is predicted But even there the Commo-
dore is a stakeholder some extent.
Another electric road from Cairo to Prattsville
is talked OF. the Cairo and Windham turnpike nav
ing Just been purchased by a syndicate Of capital
lists for that purpose for slO5OO. Stll another line
from Cairo 20 Catskill has been surveyed and the
project is now under consideration.
The various fairs and cattle shows this week
were well attended at Cairo. Margaretvile. Hobart
The PrattSNllle 1dlr DeeIS Oh lutsudN
The new cottage OF Augustus Kurth in Elka Park
ia going forward rapidly and several others will be
erected there this fall Carl Schaezler the pianist
gave concert at the clubhouse there Thursday
evening assisted by the Misses Irma Zoe keppier'
Title Rolfes, Cora Riog and Ed Reu!ing.
l. 3. Cornell. Of Spokane Wash. Is visiting at
windham j. A. Smith ID. c. Ward. Walter r..
Ward and John Donovan, OF Newly ofk are al
Hunter. Mountain View Cottage. James r. Prin-
die of the Norfolk and Western Railroad. was "A
ptafnr IlntlQa l..
family are Mt Brookslde Cottage Tannersville
DR. and Mrs William II. McIaury of New-York,
are visiting relatives in Delhi George smith ana
wife of Jersey City. and f. +. and Arthur Rowey'
Of Norwak Ohio are listing n sam aso ,bare se
over thousand members OF the w, o ., " ~,
Kennd A i1s0 sbS evening John
X. Fellows, Senator Cantor ana o'her poh"''""S
Among mon recent summer arrivals in KINGSTON are
Mr. TTeds5cS and De daash,S emu the Misses cKepa
Eels sullivan. Fannie McGovern. William DGkeyr-
ocot t"a and wife, Of NewYork; Charles spe,h and
family Mrs Andrew vetaer Snu sG in the Basement
Of the Reformed Church at stone Kidse on In
day and Friday evenings were Johy i"c''e"'' ~
The recent annual hop at the New G5sn, aSu'e
II n Dmick the Rfton carpe, manuf d. ainrc
u building one Of The finest county, br not FAR Snort
Gs sV j. Gould Joined his family at Furio"sh
ha rSs recent german at Churchill Hall under the
pighiv enjoyed Mrs. Frederick j. East0n sG dlS-
trlbuied the favors The nan y nv o,a,nhor and
and good business is promised for september anu
The beethoven Mannerchor OF New-York Win
over four hundred In the party, came py steoi,a'
train over the shore and lister ana 1ea
ware the Laurel House ms ,h ,heIr hand of
they will remain over Suhua' WIN '
-~endS Sube runaway at Pine Hi on Tuesday caused
"a epri,ement and some personal injury 10 at
least one of The carriage ua'Idrcb and Mrs AID
rich Of ftche from sdhnS containing Mrs Rogers
Mr. Aidrich was injured in the back anu the
people a wSrs M Rsa Burton iooms of Min
ME Davis Mrs: Charles s'snea At % stamford H.
Among the Brookyn.es in the Ram r are Moss
NJ Markey and Miss KEY at s ssd Sr1 Johnson
Maple I'M coas the Misses t Emma s and N ciars
Wells the Re. N Myndem sreS Mrs John MeE%tn
and daughter. at Freehold Cara siser al the
5Hd r:@s S%a ana Fss sas:
Mrs nIy sna SaS az CAIRO HG Mrs james Mullen
Kitty Murphy. Grace hhs'e""'' anu
'" .nopg other late arrivals are these; -, ~,
G GSaT:eur t0E ssna Az % apa
M sdow Hugh Fl Key se%mssn .h5 Me- Nist
p Hess Wa,ion George Ssm Swell N.Y.! MS M os
shes'S Trfns O1ss NJ Meyers and wife He-
SsTi carr cIi,e Era and WIFE e II VIII Hsi,9a
Donigan r. NJ Sizes stecse and wife. Mrs. Stephen
Baker and family, Of Te% snS Mrs F.. NJ vande-
New Grant A HGSs D. + Fisher: l. Fish,
Harps Mrs. F. r FieldRnS S;ss 90 B. A. Tay-
Tor and family william T paT Of and fS VIE
The Mrs Finnigsn and family Mrs Clara
bsy daushtor F. R9 psy George George roee
MIA Grien the Misses Jennie ana haI DoLi1r'
Mis" I Mccarthy and William GAVIN p'ooA'' IL
rnc,,,,xc FOR THE BRYY MA wR HORSE SNOW
Bryn Mawr. Penn. Aug. 81 'opeo'an ,s,s oharun-
Ara,s near the guests seem to hock 10 th's c""i
,na resort Nearly every train brings its load OF
Hs IeS'''' ~ or rest The Austro-