New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
OPENING OF THE DEER-HUNTING SEASON

NIMRODs POLISHING THEIR GUN BARREiS-Ho-
Tells OVERLOOKING AND LANDLORDS
HAPPy-1.ArE ARRIVALS AT THE
WILDERNESS INNS.
Adirondack Mountains, n. ". Aug. 10 (speciaD-
The woods are thronged Every house in the VIII
derness is full and the happy landlord smiles broad
". He knows that the crowds now mean continued
crowds and prosperity until october l. The opening
OF the deer-huntng season next week VIII DE ha'eu
with delight by thousands. and already the gun
barrel is being polished and the corduroy sui'' hsh
boots and SLOUGH hat being looked up TOT near
future use Each year there are many aspi'an's
for the honor and glory of killing the first deer ihs
year such aspirants are more numerous 'han eve,
and include many well-known people rehera'
Berg Of Baltimore. stopping at ST. hubert i""' 10
one OF them The General. being good sho', an en-
thusiastic huntsman and well acquainted WIN '"e
delightful country surrounding 81. huoer' D. o"e
OF the best hunting fields in the entire WOODS, may
be the winner OF the coveted honor Ana e~-rres'-
don, Harrison TOO is anxious for the honor. He Is
well satisfied with his angling records, as indeed
he may be OF all his records. and now Wishes W
gain fame deer hunter
A lveler week was never known In the Adiron-
dacks.
ST. HUBERT'S INN.
Charming St Huberts Inn. at Keene Heignts. Is
entertaining 200 delighted and delightful people.
ment The tennis court is almost constantly
IN use and several tournaments open TO all keene
Valley players will soon be in progress There are
many new arrivals for the opening OF the huhtlhs
season in the best ground in the Adirondacks Inc
wild Au Sable Lakes the favorite resort OF artists
is also favorite feeding spot for deer Scores OF
them have been lately by visitors from the
Inn and St Huberts cottages. and sport during the
latter part of August and the month OF september
will be all that the most exacting could desire
HOTEL CHILDWOLD.
Talking about the hunting season. 1t was here
that the first deer killed last season. and that
by John Kernohan. of Pittsburg. Mr. kernohan is
again here and will endeavor to win the honor
again
Miss NJ. NJ. Dimmick is one OF Childwolds bellies.
She is an expert shot
MIR and Mrs Louis Soeliac and family. wealthy
people OF Allentown. Penn. and oldtimers on the
banks of Lake Massawepie. are here again for the
Howard Thayer Kingsbury and Ira Place are re-
cent arrivals and popular guests
Fishing is in vogue. and its devotees increase
daily. Many catches are made daily in beauufu
Lake Massawepie and its numerous tributaries
Fishing in the rushing Racquette was never better
and that turbulent stream is visited daily by scores
OF ardent anglers-men and women.
Mrs William s Ginnel and family are here for
the
The Rev. j Ford sutton of New-York, is here
to remain until late in the fall
ADIRONDACK HOUSE.
The Friday evening hops are an enjoyable feature
of life here while card parties pink teas and recep
lions indoors and out too numerous for indi-
vidual mention The public library will benefit con-
siderably from the series Of entertainments now
being given proceeds are for that very worthy
institution
Among the young women here may be mentioned
Ioth hnna Srnfh
winifred Brown. Miss Kate Hull, the Misses Nc
Naughton. Miss Stout. Miss Starr. Miss Baird Miss
Grier and Miss Bolenhagen.
Dr. and Mrs G. NJ. Phillips and their family are
here for the
CASCADE LAKE HOUSE.
The Cascade Lake House is trimming over with
folks and fun. August has developed first
class tennisplayers here and during the last week
H. William Bodgett. OF St Louis: S. F. Weston. of
the University of Vermont; Hugo Katzenstein of
New-York and Mr.. Chaplin. Of Rochester, have
given fine exhibitions.
Following among the recent arrivals: The
Misses Clark. William =. w. Hentz. Mr.. and Mrs
w B. Hen Miss Amy Hef Horace Heff. Mrs
Paul Carpenter Miss Acor. Miss Shaffer. w. II.
Shafer Mrs. j. NJ. Childs. Miss F. NJ. Chds Mrs
G. A. Tyler Miss l. NJ. Crumb. James D. Greene
w. d. Wakley and j. W. Ward
THE STEVENS.
The Forest Investigating Committee is sojournIng
for few days the Stevens House The
mittee consists OF Taylor j. Eldridge. of North
Creek: Jacob S. Ten Eyck. Garrett J. Benson. Will
lam Loeb. jr.. George S. Bowton, of Albany. and
J. f. West OF Lansingburg.
George j. Fairbanks. F. o. Bartlett Este NJ Lea
and Charles Lea cottage arrivals at the
Stevens.
Judge David McAdam and family. and Mr. and
Mrs Thomas McAdam of New-York, late
corners.
DR.. S. A. Cazenoae. of Alexandra, Egypt. will
remain through August.
Coaching parties from the Ampersand Paul
Smiths and Lake Kushaqua have been entertained
at the house this week
The register of the Stevens is a marvel One
would think 1t poll list from the largest district
OF Gotham. Here some Of the arrivals Of the
week: George ID. Hencker. A. c. Hencker Miss
Duncan, Miss Wedekinch. Miss Katherine Wede-
kinch. s. II. Plough. Charles Swinger Mr.. and
Mrs. T. II. Springaron. Howard Payn Wieds. Will
lam White Niles. jr.. S. Henry Blair. George Ross
A. T. Mordecai. Miss s. B. Cask. Miss Gordon. Mr.
and Mrs. p. J. Cogwel. r. s. Cogwel Miss Grace
Cogwell. George W. Fisk. Charles V. Winnie Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Groot
THE GRAND VIEW.
tennis tournament open TO all has been in prog
here during the last days of the week and
will continue to-day and Monday next, when the
final matches will be played The entries are:
Messrs Fay. Mitchell. Taylor. Chlds Graham
Mcmahon. Griffin. Coleman. Torrey and Hamilton
party consisting of Mrs. II. I. Miller. of St
Louis. and Mrs j. +. Miller and Mrs Richard
Gregg of Richmond, Ind. arrived this week in
their own combination sleeper parlor and dining
car, attended by four servants.
The later arrivals at the Grand View from
Gotham j. c. Nicholl. Miss f. r. Nicholl
Francher Nickoll Craig Nicho. Mrs A. G.. Earle
Miss Alice Earle. II. de F. Earle Mrs. H. de F.
Earle. Miss Flagg. II. Harlow Flagg, p j. Warren
Mrs j. A. Warren Miss NJ. G. Warren, Miss l..
Warren. Miss Schaffee. w. II. Schaffee, Mrs S. H.
Miller b. A. Hegeman. L. NJ. Gidley, Mrs f. NJ
Gidley, +. II. Kmball Henry f. Cook Mrs. H. F.
Cook and Miss Edith Cook.
LAKE PLACID HOUSE
This house which for wears has heen knoun