New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09

=, tho Rb,ne The ,ourIs, coming up the lake eo BY
boat or rounding the promoniories by sd 'T With the
r1ao Nh hat aprears before him Nor Is ne dsap ,
pointed upon reaching me rdsiad Ther@ in
r rasnda lean grove OF Adirondack giants
whose ages are counted oF n hannv soiourners
ON 10 the left stretches the lake. backed py 10
o. mountain peaks wnosc mn bsbnd him is
the forest whose limit Il any 81 ,bc 'nNT rs of the
would be my milsn W ,s nrnrs are delightful
waiks. trails and drives through groves ara ior,
the LAKES a are obtained 4 livery. stable is con,
Quoted for the accomn9iaton Oh su's,S ,dtareDt
lakes ard rivers. Nor is IT alone because or Us
surroundings that The 'usseaImont Is noen o, he
table is equally famous; ara why sh2ua mo' o p
when Manager Krumbholz gives II rs very nrst
attention? Its supplies are nc best INA, lhe oNJ
thc nroducts Of the dairy furnished daily from
Lake Placid farms. and came IS always abu rn
in season. some new cottages have been er rSa
this year and are now ready for The visitor these
modern houses. Only; OF course punt IN tnat "
lighifuly rust!o style OF the great majority OF
Of long and varied experience and has brought his
house TO the front rank His bookings are larger
PROJECTS the hest summer in the history OF the
woods The Ru:ssearmort deserves the best sue
educated and refined gentleman. understands h
business thoroughly. atterds to II. and makes his
guests happy.
THE GRAND VIEW.
n
pria,o.y named for II IS surrounded by such vlsas
n arc 10 be found only within sight Of Whtcfare.
II Is q monster house. os the argcst summer
resort hosclres ~ the region and II the prosperity
OF thc past continues IN the future the house tser
mus: continue II grow. Even with the addition OF
Joe rooms lan; year the Grand View was taxed to
lts utmost during tho height Of the Allen.
Todd & Irona tee od-iime p~opr ctors and managers
VII conduct i during the summer OF 1893. and with
or, doubt viii adj to their laurcls already won
CASCADE LAKE.
II is pleasure to write OF Cascade Lake after
once having its beauties and enjoyed the hos
plialliy Of the Cascade Lake House. This hotel Is
tn. property of T.. VI. Weston and IL managed by
that ever-awakc boniface Charles Fury. Seekers
for relief from the extreme heat Of the cities can
find certain change ~ temperature than
in this spot where Nature has been 50 oxtrlvagant-
~ lavish. it Is thirteen miles from Keoac Valley
and nine from the Lake Placid railroad station.
an elevation Of EOS feet above tidc-watsr the air
Is pure and bracing; and day q excessive heat
beautiful cascades come tumblng down the rugged
Au Sable Mountain. - feet to the lake; and TO The
is Pich-on Mountain Originally these lakes were
one continuous strip OF water. but about seventy
are now known as the upper and lower lakes. the
higher. both being fed by mountain rivu!eis and
springs rising from the bottoms. The waters are
been lborally stocked with specked trout. afford
through the cntir" season sport not excce9 At any
served for the exclusive Of GUESTS Of Tho hotel
making this ver.,abie sporsman's paradise. Tho
housf has been rcmoi""d and enlarged to three
times It's former capacity. r. occupies the only
availhe biz Of land IN the denlc between the noun
ilins Il -" point separating the two lakes Enter
Ing tho hotel. tho visitor finds himself IN tn com
modGls o'ic' anl main hall an APARTMENT &c feet
long by - wide" finished In hard wood. tho walls
and ceilings iasicfully paneicl \ broad ornate
siairwhy leads 10 the upper floor from tho land
ings OF which 'Nquis" Views OF the PERCEPTIONS sides
~ ittch-pn Mountain arc obtained through plncs
81 different colOrel glass. Tn" house itself Is A
substantial structure. with wealth If piazza. large
and inviting rooms nicely fin she'd IN HARDWOOD and
furnished with Lon 20 comfort ami cleanliness
r." fih." service is hrscass In every respect en-
hricing an 9mp." supply ~ sn,wv-whitc ln"n
china. glass ana si.verwaTe Neat Young girls from
N" surrounding country are employed Mattresses
thus securing IN" guests quot and courteous Atten-
fHn Trout. birds and vonison r. their season are
sthpe commodities MIX. cream AMI vegetables
are brought fresh from tho mountain farms every
day In fact. everything about Cascade makes II il
nr IDEAL place FOR sumner outing and pa tourist
can regret having gone there