New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
IN THE NORTH WOODS.
HOTELS STILL TAXED TO THEIR UTMOST
THE SEASON AT ITS HEIGHT. NOTWITHSTANDING
THE WANING OF sUMMER-INTEREsT IN



Another great week of gayety has ended IN Inc
Adrondacks Rut there is no interval. ana tne
round OF pleasure has continued undated from '''
opening of the season. In former years 'ne ''"
sons have been short. ending usually about Sep'en
Der IS. bu, this rule will be far from hoiuihs soo'
with reference TO the present season whieh may
now be considered at rs height Every mus. "
the great wilderness Is taxed 10 us utmost "'u
many the engagements reach iar i"'o 1900
Indeed I; is likely that many OF the larger houses
Paul Smiths the Stevens. the Arpefsanu' A,eo"
auin, Hotel Chidwod and Grand N'e"-"''' ~
main omen several weeks longer than usual
This wears prosperity is not confined to any par
ti-ular resort or resorts. but the entire h"o"a
region-Schroon Lake. Keene Valley. Ehzaoe'h'o"h'
Blue Mountain Lake ana the Fui'oh on"'" $3.50
are as prosperous are Lake flaciu fdu' "''''"
and the Saranacs
CHILDWOLD PARK
Tho annual handicap tennis tourney at the Hotter
CbiIdwold was finished Monday last. some III
terestne matches were witnessed by the guests
who turned out in large numbers The Prizes "ere
won by the following players: FIRST r. = oa 49,
Of the Stevens Institute; second. George J. '''"'
,r OF Princeton and the consolation prize by marry
Stebbins. OF Rochester =,
Among late corners the following; hen'! w.
Earle Miss Rurdick Ross Mrs. ID. J. Sperry' j. H.
uacht 8 Hecht r. D. Macleod Joseph BUSH Mfs'
George W. Wheeler. Miss May Ohve HATTIE "'r
Emma H. Roberts Miss Sara J. Roberts ..
whitney Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Foot. 'hahu'e' oo
1,uigb, Foot George H. Hughes MISS Hco'''
cherries Movers A. F. Baldwin. John J. Cuskiey'
, + Troescher Mrs A. A. Troescher, lnoinas
Rureess John X Coons. Mr.. and Mrs Johi w.
Agar and their family. Mrs William SUI, w.
= w Candee Thomas Fitzsmmons. rem .a"p
hell Mrs Annie Wallace. W. >. Glhhei' ""
cocrit, 7 Condon Mrs f. F. Lewis. MISS Lewis
" NcClntock David H.sys. Adrian T Herman
rdward Norris. Mrs. j. F. Maynard Jonn rreu-
o-soL MAYNARD George u. Chapman ana ""H"''
Agar.
CASCADE LAKE
,rha, Cascade Lake is becoming better known ana
more popular years roll on is eVioe".e" D' 49,
fact tina, the house has been flied Tor weeNS any, Vs.
prospects are that it will continue 10 De "n", "
tober l. There have been days, ana many VI 49,
when would-be guests were turned away because y,
lark of accommodation. Mrs. Bret har'e anu
daughters who were here have gone ieaN"s oe
hind them many warm friends and aaih'reis'
KEENE VALLEY.
Ksene Valley and Keene Heights are hvey De-
vond compare. and additional hunureaS nave "
rived a, St Huberts Inn, the Adirondack House anr
the cottages Deer were never BEFORE 81 p''
in This deeh,ful region and ;he AN Sable lakes ana
vicinity will become among the inos' i""'0" -
Adirondack hunting grounds
Scnor Don More Of SPAIN who has peen occupy
ing a cottage here for several weeks returned
home Wednesday. -, $500
Tho Rev Edward l.. Parsons. Of New-forK came
tbs week accompanied by Mrs. Parsons
Many visitors from the Catholic summer schoo' a.
Blun Point are now sojourning at points Il" hee"e
Valley and at Keene Heights
Messrs Heede and Houghton, of -. hubert in",
and Solomon Kelly, OF the Adirondack HOUSE, "o'e'
,aar ~ large experience express their complete
satisfaction with the and their oelef IN 'he
growing popularity of the Adirondack region
sARANAC LAKE
"A
aoers OF the Borkole> happy these days LOOKING
-. tho wants and comforts OF a housefu. OF
c,.sts Among the later arrivals are these New
York neonie: Mrs Il. y. Briggs, Mr. and Mrs D. =
potier d. H. Lewis Mrs. NJ. Whitaker MISS L.
chambers Mss :. Clam. r. Baker, MT ana MIS-
] /. Riching. Mr. and Mrs. y l.. MorueV"' .i''
ans Mrs. Waterbury. Harry Dodd and Mr. and Mrs.
Wan;on Webb
Ivnis Lord seawright. a New-York banker, is at
Riverside Inn -
In fact the house has been filled TO the brim lor
a wear or more. and engagements OF accommoda-
,ions for the coming cold season are certainly en-
cou-aging Among the later arrivals from Greater
Nev,-york AT the Riverside Professor Weller
Shirley r. Tuck j. II. Conant j. H. Kelsey George
II smith A. : Paul, +. r. Childs, +. \. Hairy
Mrs Mare Wiese and son, r. c. Pollock Mr.. ana
Mrs Charles Shirley. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. hingiet
AIR and Mrs W. II. Kinget. Mr.. and Mrs. t.
nusb Mrs A. NJ Wallace John c. Turner, Dr.
and Mrs G. W Richardson Arthur |. Hoe David
W Fentor James W. Keuna, Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ
Casey. Charles Murphy. W. l.. Normandeau. Miss
Ivla MAYNARD and Miss Eugene Maynard
DR.. Alien NJ Thomas, OF New-iork' IS mere Tor
long stay.
I2isbo, Potter of New-York passed through Sar
anac Lake on Tuesday on the way TO Paul Smith
Tomorrow he will preach at ST. John s-in-the-N IL
derness Paul Smiths
comm Emanuel Posi- Of Vienna. Austria. came
this week lie will hunt deer in the Au Sable Lake
e g. G. Hubbard Of NewYSrk came rsce ri He
is accompanied by {. J. Bel, OF the beh Aelephohe
Oo''i"''' AMPERsAND
Life il always gay at the Ampersand. With pink
teas reception exhibitions. tennis baseball. hunt
ing boating and fishing. the 400 guests ind much
to occupy their minds and time.
There considerable disappointment regarding
the first game of bail with the Paul Smith nine,
lar but, rather. brought about by sad oc-
currence-the fracturing Of the skull OF John r.;
pitched by Beman of the Ampersands. For time
Smiths life was despaired of, but he Is now or
Arrivals from Ncw-York during the week Mrs.
T. r. Worth. James NJ. Worth. Mrs. f. H. Cowles.
Mrs. E A. Carton. F. JacSson Mrs ~ Whi H,I
S stryker. Morris /. Johnston. Hugh Macy John
f F6rciv Mr dna a MfS Ms BiSTe n n whe
Mr. and Mrs D. KsqG MIs FT n fs Blar
Ar and Mis-. L. \. Ault. T. j. Chapman BENJAMIN
Blake. Mss NJ Young r. 5 pays9n A. b ; Jnl,
Dar ghsday, Mrs J. f. Bauvelt John c. Turner,
/. Whitehead. Miss Whitehe acc Mss ISIS Terhsnee
A. r. Demarest. T. l.. Simpson. ~ Guilford n.
Gullforl jr Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Walters,
Thomas Morrisy. Mr.. and Mrs David Wadsworth.
Mr. and Mrs A. s. Bmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
NJ Bilmeyer. Mrs. NJ y. Gorham. Miss Gorham,
Harold Gorhsm. the Misses Grosvenor H. d. Mills
and G. W. Emmons.
THE ALGONQUIN.
Mr. HARDING Of the Algonquin has been recently
made commodore o. the New-York Life Saving
Corps.
The house has been bGimiul for month. and
hardly could tho o,d-fime saving. There is always