New-York tribune., 1899-07-23

To show Tor his outings Tuesday was fsh day with
Mr.. stevens. and besides several smaller FISH he
SsSHss ScSnas II this mot Sns
the guests OF the house there Is little sporting
0'TPS TSe habiues OF this section are glad to F.
ss OF the na f.
more at Lake Placid. for many OF them nave y re- re-
ceived timely advice and assistance from MN Ill
Recent New:York arrivals at the Stevens House s1S
Miss FiAne Pressler q. F. Comstock; Mr.. and Mrs
r. G. Freeman Mrs. Charles Jacobson. Nj. ana
Garrett John A. Myer and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. +. Simmons.
THE GRAND VIEW.
The guests Of the Grand View devoting their
energies tennis and golf largely, but the numer
Gus other attractions of the neighborhood are also
sharing their interests. and many are fouad on
the lakes and in the woods enjoying the dueter
pleasures OF the region .,,.,
The Grand View has always been an athletic
sides sides the "a activity W manifested in tennis prepara
tions being made for an active basepah c"ii-
The home amusements Of the house have been
mainly informal dances In the evening onr on
al which the prizes were won by II. H. Salmon.
Mrs TOOkeT Mr. Gibson and M Nrisn,. su}er ., the
GnnnS a%y vST %sm aHs Mr. WShsr Snd ' W. ;? B0ssr
KUSHAQUA LODGE.
Kushaqua July % (SpeciaD. .-Kushaqua Lodge
is proving a delightful retreat for those who
desire real woods and real rest for It is more like
large Adirondack camp than hotel-a camp
provided with electric lights and many other con-
veniences. and yet without the essential character
iscs OF a hotel. There are no big dances no full;
lake for quiet etG row or fishing excursion pleas
ant, shady rambes In the forest, or a game of
on he W
Portable accommodations and good table. and Its
water Is piPed from spring far up on neghbor, ,
many lovers Of nature, desire,
pnHs 9 oSb srafe a M Rob
heyere. W, A.; Lines, Mrs. F. Hardy. Mrs. G. NJ
At the Kushaqua Cottage A. G: Leonard and
JGhn Th beqnosd @ for the
OF the Red camp near the hotel.
HOTEL AUsABLE CHAsM
Ausabe Chasm, July % (spcciaD.-slnce the
son at this house opened there have been more
visitors TO the chasm and more permanent guests
than ever before, for people are discovering that
the chasm is not the sole attraction of this
vicinity, although the greatest one.
The golf grounds have been overhauled and are
now ready for service although here at other
points, there are many people who do not feel that
every minute OF their lives passed Off the links
In the chasm itself number of improvements
have been made. Several of the bridges have been
renewed, that there may be no possible danger
from any crowd that it would be possible to get
people are likely to congregate Another improve.
inent has been the removal OF a number of powders
made more convenient at low water
Among the New-Yorkers recently registered at at
the Hotel Ausable Chasm are II. f. Grswold, W.
PhllPs Miss L. Fl RectST M. Il bdn Fisher iI. H.
Byham' Mrs John Cady, j. y. Wilcox, s r. VIII
cox Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. BOgart. c. Perry
THE CASCADE.
Cascadeville, n Y. July % (speciaD. Cascade has
had another jolly week. and the days are round
of pleasure. Tho fishing has been unusually good
as there have been about five hundred trout brought
in during the last few days progressive hearts
party entertained all the patrons of that fascinating
game this evening. with an informal hop afierward
o be told from nbS the m rse nag Sn from
some match games Of tennis are expected In the
weeks.
Among the recent arrivals are, Mr.. and Mrs.
Humbert. Itu Miss Smith, A. G Humberi. New-York;
the Rev. Newell Dwight Hills Brooklyn f. L.
Baldwin, Miss Baldwin. New-York
MAKING THE JOURNEY PLEASANT.
In these days OF active business competition the
highest speed and the shortest possible time de-
voted to the journey are OF essential Importance
TO a business man. but when that man. or his fam
lily. his summer outing such rapid travel
ling is neither necessary nor profitable. There are
beautiful scenery vstas of mountains and gmpses
of river and lake that are pleasant to contemplate
and even in matters of geography there is much
valuable information to be obtained from the car
window by whose mind is not wrapped up in
business
The rapid speed of the railway train Is most
venient, but the hurried. worried rush OF the busi-
ness man Is out of place when the vacation season
is at hand; and. moreover. the home members of
no fho1a
and the Journey TO their sumner home is too often
q matter of dread because 1t is not well planned
and appreciated. II instead OF a desperate rush,
partly by night and partly by day. few hours be
intelligently added to a Journey It frequently be-
comes Of the peasantest incidents OF the sum-
mer instead Of discomfort TO be endured
This is especially true of the journey TO the Adj
rondacks. for the way leads through some Of the
finest scenery In the country and no one who has
the opportunity TO make the Journey should miss
the beautiful scenery almost continuous on the
line Of the Delaware and Hudson road between
From Albany through Saratoga 10 Whitehall the
and attractive AT W6e5a Lake. fkar@6s Tgsf
reached, whose shores the road follows closely for
changing panorama Of lakes. woods and mountains
and passing many point memorable in the early
Nacour Island and the waters around Cumberland
Head. near Plattsburg brief reference 10 the
history Of the battles on Lake Champlain and the
dOngs OF the Green Mountain Boys will make the
trip doubly attractive.
For the traveller bound for Saratoga Lake
George, the Adirondacks. Hotel Champlain or Mon
treal probably the best itinerary would De TO step
quietly on board one Of the floating hotels Of the
Peoples Line which lands in the morning at
Albany fresh and comfortable for the railway
journey through and 10 the lake country and in a
condition Of mind and body TO enjoy the pleasures
TO come. The trains of the Delaware and Hudson
road with which the boats connect are equipped
with the most comfortable of parlor and dining
cars, and as the track is heavy and well kept and
the locomotives use hard coal, the most DELI
cate arrive at the journeys end fresh and In
vigorated by the pleasures Of the day.
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING AT LAKE GEORGE