New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

A PROSPEROUS SEASON ASSURED.

TIE HOTELS RAPIDLY FILLING rP-IMPEovE-
MENTs At cArpwELI.-A ARRIVALS
FROM NETWORK
Lake George July 6 CspcciaD Tho has
now fully opened here all Of the hotels. large and
small having started under such favorable crcum-
stances that the most prosperous season in the his
tory Of Lake George Is confidently predicted by
those who know whereof they speak Guests who
came FOR the first time last year have returned this
summer for It f. amoa; an unknown occurrence
for one who has been here not 10 return. Bui no'
only have o.dcomers re;urncd-thcy have brought
as many newcomers.
Last winter was. perhaps. the busiest one known
IN this neirhhorhood FOR many years. and the
Transformation In IA" vicinity Of Caldwell haS been
great. II is due the efforts OF the Horizon I'M
provrmcn, COMPANY Tho celebrated Old Lake
Hous. was metamorphoscI into an IDEAL summer
hotel Dining room and paror have changed places.
Tho latter being now large. airy room with
hardwood moor AMI finishing, \ COSBY billiard
room has been built next 70 this Across the
street The old fashioned garden has disappeared
and iu - place Is beautiful lawn with pretty
cottages arranged around IL IN sein-circ'c All
81, The cottages AMI NJ hotel have been reprinted
IN warm, cheerful tones fine orchestra plays
morning AMI night
" " Brown. formerly Of the sagmore. AMI
the ron Of The present manager there, In now
manager At the Lake House.
The same company have constructed IA cable
railroad io the toy ~ Prospect Mountain the
longest inclined cable roai IN the world AMI have
bnii on %, summit casino. bowling alley res
tauraut AMI Inyiiion-. which Will accommodate
several thousand people. " " Peck. Of Ncw
YORK IN the R.n'ral manager - the Horizon I'm
proY'mcnt Company
Last week the Irr+s Association ~ Sew Nork
STATE were the guests 81 the Lake House for
several DAYS The Gninr ana Forcs, Commission
aud the Pharmaceutical Association ~ New
York have both visited his hotel during the last
w,rd
ono ~ the new cottage on ~" lawn Is oc'n-
pied Tor the season by the Lak" ,corae Yacht
cub. whose headquarters were formerly down
the lake
The For, william Henry Hotel opened last week
under the wcll.known manlTcm"nt ~ II J. c.
Johnston i'rc p'ao improvements OF all kinds
hA,. been made. the house AMI grounds presenting
q -pl,k AMI span aprenrtu'. that Il at'rac'iv" to
the cyc IN. magnificent p'nrzs Of this hotel r.
Ming up win ,lice'- and ms summer promises
10 be- r'prt.tlln - t'c trrnph' whi'h THIS h"nr"
has always enjoyed
On The rna, shore IA" crosby side Hotel N rrlolc-
Ing IN n constantly arriving stream OF guests Tn"
now managers ~ Cro'bysiic are \ II. and 6 VI.
Ims-en This hous" has one ~ the finest situations
T., ~. found hero mmluding q splendid view OF
twenty miles dDsn the lake The grounds. too.
~. nf,rnc,,vn ana the surrounding mountains.
with their pretty paths anl coaey hooks. furnish
unlimited variety FOR tho guests who pass the sum
Nor here Tho Sfpckwrll cottage. belonging 10 m"
troabyyilc. Is this year occupied 10y G. f. Wander
cook W. H. Taylor. 81 Ncw-York. has also taken
ono OF the cottages m" grounds. Other cottag-
.r- along the ens' shore Mira. Matthew Wilson.
a, Peerless Point Dr Edward Egglcston. at
Joshua's Rock and W. l.. chapc
The sagnmorc is rapidly nlllnc i's rooms. and the
second season u this magnificent new summer
hotel will be- more successful than its nrs'.
The former cotiagers have all returned. AMI IA hest
Of new arrivals swell IN. pages ~ the hotel regis
Across from the Sycamore on the mainland the
Bolton and Lake View horses. In Bolton BAY. are
doing good business. and number among their
guests many prominent Ncw-yorh people
All around the lake the Fourth was celebrated
with old time vgor. The Old cannon ut Fort Will
lam Henry doomed out loud and long at o'clock
in the morning At night brilliant display Of
fireworks was made from tho pier OF the Fort
William Henry Hotel. while on tho mountain top
Among the recent arrivals are the following;
lam m" il. cra,s Miss Molne craig. MIR ana Mrs j.
Weinbers H. 7. Lord. Mrs; William Noble, Mr..
I% row m'' Mr ana MIS- Ms Hamilton ods.. Hamilton
e Mr. and M an, M, Fs1ss MTr risns
x l.. i nchs. Mrs 5 + Prince r. l. Dc Lima.
Mrs y Collins, Mr, and Mrs. o. r. W laT
William Noble. Of New-york; Mr.. and Mrs II. q.
Dewey. Mrs. DooliitIe and Charles f. Racnqucst.
Of brooklyn 49, . 800
Lake Holrsc-J VI. Mccartney. w. NJ. Gilbert.
A. r. clifford W Is. Fisher. Berry I. Elson, Mr.
and Mrs e. r. Mares. Louis Klerf. Miss Klerf,
Joseph Carson. Charles H. Duenk.!. and MIR and
Mrs H. T. Mccoun at the Marie cottage; Mr.: and
Mills. ~ H. Whitney Mrs ". NJ: Peck. Mrs.
r. II. Wellcs. a. Il. Fernald. Mr. and Mrs w NJ.
Mcqueen. Spencer Franklin. william H. Lawson.
7. soaring Gilly. Alfred w Mand.lv''le John T.
a'rmmp. Joseph ii Barnum Mr. and Mrs. H. r..
Knowles, Mrs. VI. Lockwood. J. J." LOCKWOOD,
Mira 5. -. counsclman. Harry Hamburg. Mr. and
Mrs Louis Klopsch. Miss May Moa!l. Mrs. L..
Van Drescr Mr.. and Mrs H. q. Green. Miss
YounF, 4. = Wa.hbufn, W L. Prviesr.
sylvia NIs + fo s""S MI: and Mrs John A. b.lsnoy
peabody. Miss H. &. Peabody. MIR. and Mrs. y. Y.
pippen. Robert A. Ficiss. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J..
Lang j. a. Bemsch. u. W. Brown. Miss Brown.
Mir and Mrs Christian Dix. Mr.. and Mrs, CharleV
& burr. Miss Piummer. Edwin G, Low. j. B White.
wnm Whine E Tr% TSisr P1yS'n' H HaT,s
John NJ. Mckay. Robert Foster, Il. d. Berry. II. r.
iemmi.son. II. ". buckley. o. A. Lamb u. K.
Marsirn, H. ". Mather,. g. Harmon Nell. II {:
Van Ee c. ". Duenkel. William Knppler. l.. +.
BraIne C. Il. Braine. A. l.. filley. l. Chambers.
H. |. nrdgman. Mr. and Mrs, j. A. Hodge, George
II r wIiikolen, Ernest Quick Frederick Palmer.
Mrs r. II. Wells. Mr. and Mrs w NJ. Curtin. A.
MARITIME Miss Emily Rosine Keogh r. Welles.
Aaron Mayer, Alfred Koch J.. II. Squire Mas
squire John Smelling. Miss Robbns Mr. and Mrs.
" A. Dood: Mr.. and Mrs A. Ernest. August
ings, Mr. and Mrs J. Baldwin. George II 'FRONT.'.
AZ Mr. E,richson Afr md Jacoh