New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-26

entries, was held on the RuIsseaumont courts on
The recent sna sIiafd tournament was won by
prize being Silver ash of Ea rsy he second prize
pair OF cum vnks. went to Roy McNaught. Of
The Reforming bears. led by three bearded
'.Dagoes," show which makes the rounds Of the
Ruisseaumont Tuesday. and their tricks were
viewed by large number OF the guests from the
Among the recent arrivals at the hotel Miss
Mr. and Mrs John Ioy ss nas Love s g
Mrs owen Byrne, Miss Alice c. Byrne. Miss L. X
GRAND VIEW.
This month at the Grand View has been better
than July last year. and the outlook for August IS
exceedingly favorable The main Interest of the
guests still centres in the tennis tournament to be
held next week, which promises 10 he great sue
cess There is TO be a hop every evening during the
tournament. few nights ago pleasant enter
tanment given in the hotc parlor, consist
ing OF the representation. In living pictures OF
about twenty of the picto ial advertisements which
familiar 10 every through the magazines
and the newspapers. The affair under the
management Of James Fitch Thomson barytonc
Of the Hinrichs Opera Company. who is a guest
here and after the tablcaus there was hop. on
Wednesday evening large party OF guests enjoyed
a moonlight sail around Lake Placid In the steam
launch Ida. which had been chartered for the
some Of the Grand Views late arrivals are N. F.
Miss Il. B En- New ork; Mrs R 4 Elmer R. F
Elmer. New ork; Mr.. and Mrs George H. Woes
P S P pff Mrs. M' " Maclay aTehlbad Mac
York SANFORD r H ah Brooklyn Mrs George
W Fairman. Philadelphia and Miss Fullerton
Philadelphia.
LAKE PLACID HOUSE
The horneliks and skfuly managed Lake Placid
House will have its full complement Of guests soon
7. ple hofe ed
popular with the many who do not care for the
cayety Of the larger places. Among those recently
registering at the Lake Placid House are Mrs. F. s
Pearson. Miss Daisy T. Thompson. New-York Mrs
A. Percy White Miss Cloudy. Brooklyn; Mt ard
Mrs. c. S. Prince Yonkers; ID. T. Ferguson, fitts-
burg and George T Parker, St. Louis
Lyon Mountain, y Y. July . speciapS.-T he
a at kphs is GPf" M n WIN names on the
register. The fly hshng IS excellent now and
u RRsT for Rs YsSnathg sport crowded
is looked for next month large pr9pGto o o. anne Ie
fes who have enjoyed its hospitality In former
years and who return fSeh s sre DE- and Mrs
Maynard burlington VI MI and NrT: , snyGsr
Mrs. N A. Heath santa Barbara Cal; Mr. and
Mrs Kirby +. smith andrew P sPa,mer ,t Ralti.
Mrs f. A. Elmer and Robert Elmer. New-York;
Cascadevne y. Y. July % (speciaD.-The Cas-
cade the pleasant little hote which stands In the
narrow mountain defe here, overlooking the TWO
Cascade lakes, Is doing as gOOd July puSiieo'' ~
nroportion TO ts size, any Of the Adirondack
hotels and Will in all probability have unoccu-
MED rooms in August. Elaborate dressing is not
the urwritten law at the Cascade, but nice people
so there who believe that one OF the essentials Tor
the proper and complete enjoyment OF lie In the
woods IS a relaxation Of city requirements as 10
changes of toilet. There is an orchestra at the
Coscado which plays every day at dinner and In
tho evening and every night there Is Informal
dancing The guests of the house have the ex-
elusive right TO fish in the two lakes, which are
well stocked with brook trout. and many avail
themselves Of the privilege The record for this
summer is held by young couple. here on their
wedding tourney, who in one days fishing caught
forty seven large brook trout.
Mrs Weston and waRonload OF guests drove
over on Tuesday attend the exercises at John
Some Of the guests who recently have como to to
.he cascade are Professor Boehme, Miss j. u.
Wright Miss Clara Beach Charles burnhaid-
yoseRh Jones 2ver Engiand SSW NV am% and
Mrs. George c. Conklin. Brooklyn
PROSPECT HOUSE.
plus Mountain Lake. ~ y July D CspecaD.-Bluc
,,oun.9in Lake il maintaining It's reputation as
centre for all true sportsmen. This week lake
trout weighing seventeen pounds three ounces was
Caught within a half-mile Of the Prospect House
by Melvin Burnham. the Adirondack guide. Large
strings OF lake trout. brook trout ana BASS are
beng brought in daily by the guests Of the hotel.
last Saturday T c. Coleman, Of New-Nork who
g spendlnc the summer at the Prospect House
while crossing Curey FOND Carry, was surprls'i
hy the appearance Of A large bear. severa- shots
,,;re ar.d nv members Of Mr.. Coleman party.
but owing to the deep underbrush 1t escaped one
Of The n-r and growing attractions az lnt .o1e s
IS the bathing and many OF the guests take their
daily plunge in the lake. A., NJ, II
W Remington. Mr.. and Mrs; 9. s Hadden, "A >
To9e charles T. Bentley. Miss Bentley, Ropert
ddinns,Jiair l. Bell T. Lewis Anderson. Mr.. and
Mr. THOMAS Peck s Stamwood Menken, Mr. ana
Mrs c. Porter and Mrs. Coverly, OF Ne"-forh'