New-York tribune., 1897-07-04

thcre 10 boathouse on each--and kindred forms OF
recreation will find each Its devotees. The hshihs
is still good In this region. The other DAY 'onh
Ormsby. an old Stevens House guide trolling I'D
the lake caught l51s-ponnd salmon trout anu a
day or two later while trolling with George S,ev ,tn
ons he hooked a lake trout weghh'hE ",!'e ~ Hurd.
ss., pc Se Stevens Hes one
week brought in eight and hall pounds t,bin Ut
onS whsh 0s hy bes% hss fnc nusi one
Some Of the recent arrivals at the s'evsns
ccslSss 5,cbSiss SSssr MbnSR I'SR
Nss Msa?s PT VI %gpsoq
Ayf5' 4 s. pFa F f. ndsea aSTs Nj M "n and No5T;
Brookline Mass; Mr and Mrs: George Iruesdeil:
r Mr ana ana Mrs Mrs F. Benton, Utica MI and Mrs.
+. +. Mattress Brooklyn.
THE RUISSEAUMONT.
The beautiful Russeaumont. although not one OF
the old hotels, is Of the most widely known
and popular in the Adirondack region It's lovely
situation, right among the trees on hillside over
looking Lake Placid the striking view from us
verandas OF lake and many mountains, the pleas
Ing effect Of It's graceful architecture. whether
viewed from n distance close at hand. ana the
geniality and skilfu direction of its manager l.
Edmund Krumbholz who Is also charged WIN the
management OF the Princess Anne HOTEL al VIZ
ginia Beach near Old Point Comfort-ail these
its success The arriving guests are coming IN
poodlv numbers into the hotel and Its cottages
and by-and-by they will overflow into the tents,
for the season bids fair to be an exceeunsH soo"
one with the Ruisseaumont II Is pleasa". 'iio
they lead CAV and cheerful. but not garish l"es
are mice people," and. having come to the "oous
for their summer outing. they desire the "oous
ufo ,o nredon,,nate Yet they have now and then
dances and tennis tournaments and boat races
with oarsmen and from other hotels' anu 'n'S
season they going to play goh' hhe an '''
REQ, NJ the summer world. But at the Ruisscau-
mont although there is much quiet eiesa"oe' "'''
20 n corefu, avoidance OF anything which savors OF
putting on style. - -
Quite a large number of people nave come up
from the city to spend the Fourth at the
Ruisseaumont Among the guests registering pre-
viouslv are A. G. Bishop. Miss May blshop Ne"
York; Mr. and Mrs. c. " Gray boston Mt, anu
Mrs John L. Van vakenburgh Iarfo; Alnang; 81 9iuie n
aarnes Nev-York: T.. A. Perkins. Wellesley iiiIis'
Hass Mrs Horace Burrough Ira u. G. Bnrr2ugh'
baltimore; Mrs. Samuel p Page, e. vss M. TvHg WiiI
iams New-York City, VI JosnsOn and and family family
East Gr9nfs s:ss n W Potts a. and Miss potts Albany
! " Clark and family. Dr. and Mrs kooesr ooE !,
Kemp Mrs shel9S Mr M,Ts nnd fnn Mrs L. Wander
slice Germantown. PENN D T. b'''''' "
Chicago
ADIRONDACK HOUSE
Kcene Valley July 3-The charming valley was
rcvor moro lovely than during these pie"sn'''
dovs The recent warm weather following the
-,a =, oor,ior summer has brought out the fresh
ns, o,d brightest tints on both meadow ana noun
tain In all there are nearly fourscore co'ase'
IN and around Keene Valley ana these arc w
cup,ed by their owners All the hoteis ope"eu
about June l5 and guests are ALREADY arr"e'' q"
though II Is somewhat early for mountain resof's'
AT the Adirondack House among the recent arm avs
oro Mr. md Mrs Robert Stobo, Miss Jeanne'te
oird MissR
franklin Ward and their family. and MISS starr,
~ New-york: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. rec! anu
their family and Miss Brown. OF montreal anu
Dr and Mrs S H. Pennington, OF Newark ~ D.
ON Friday evening last the first OF the resui"
weekly hops was held, and attended as usuai ny
,. ~ tho cottagers living adjacent 10 the hotel
Tho roads IN the valley n constant dehght u
hicvc,e riders Tho long level stretch OF over SIX
miles along the banks Of the beautiful Ausape
River is always pleasant ride. and recently oe ,nv
local oc1ce & rrnbe rTb and also constructed several
side bridges On Thursday last the fuIi summer @
mt in operation together with the extra mai ser e
Vice by way Of westpor 1t is now convenert iCe
tourists to reach the valley. althouen uro,t 10
being given the hotels prefer TO send carriages u
meet incoming guests -, ,.,u
Lake PLACID. y. Y. July a-The Grahd view
b,s an admirable situation overlooking Lake
p,oo,a Q an feet above sea level a most healthfu
locality The air Is clear and COOL ana satura'ei
with pine and balsam odors. The nights are coo.
and conducive to sleep. The back rooihs oo"''''' =,
mountain views, and are as desiraol, us any: ~
fact the view from the Grand View Is one Oh ',o
eres, IN the A lrondacks The drives In the neigh
horhooa are numerous and pleasant. and the hotei
livery Is admirably equipped to permit OF guests
aiming the fullest advantage OF them C9achihhe he
parties Of almost daily occurrence & an3 hal,
mile vide is directly in front Of the hotel while
Lake Placid which Joins It, Is SIX make es fess Dhs trips
around IT, Tennis players are wen PrV,iueu Prd ' 20
with fine earth courts while pasena, dia. ,hn Grand
View Vie 'r nine and teams from other hotels ba gct
links has also been laid out Trons ana While IN the
nmmn deer may be hunted without recurring the
70 stay S ronG 9% he view SGpf pas
and evening. and affords exceheh' music '''
ing.
uo,e, Cbamplain. n. Y, July S-Althcush this
famous hotel did not formally open for the season
until July l. two days ago. II has for some tihie
boen entertaining not few guests who nave iouiid
by experience that sojourn IN June on 'he oa"hs
of Lake Champlan, with the important accessory
of residence In what is perhaps the most iuxurouS
summer hotel In the North is as pleasant IN its
way as Is a stay later in the season. when the
crowds make cayety. The Hotel Champlain opens
its 1897 season with every prospect OF larger
business than In any preceding summer Everything
ntout the place Is in the same beaut1uiy periec'
condition in former years. both inside the ho'e.
and about the grounds The views from t"e p'o""
nazzas both front ana rear, arc OF nature ana
cannot be improved upon with their splendid pros
pect of mountain ranges and the broad, historic
lake: but everything that art could do 10 suppe-
ment them in the treatment OF tho grounds rouad
about the hotel has been done. In 'front.' there ~
grea. lawn. It's green expanse relieved by mere an.
there q flower bed and encrced by the broad gray
band OF macadamzed roadway. almost as smooth
as asphalt. Beyond the lawn and extending all
around tho house the woods. for the Hctei
Champlain stands In forest park OF 40 acres.
through which wend hrm smooth reads ana seven
miles Of rambling paths. Five or ten minutes Walk
through the woods from the hotel, over a san
fecked carpet OF brown pine needles, brings one 10
almost continuously. The course is one of striking
natural beauty fer II is on big clearing which
rugged. with outcroppings Of rock everywhTe
and the course has many obstacles, Al ne