New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02

nef "a iSep 1heepfuness and atracveness The
new pavilions adjoining the pazzas have proved a
so arranged that in the fall the year they can
1e ne, Eor WIN nubsS Of guests have already
sembed at the Windsor and Mrs Henry H. Gi'd fdr
sleeve and Miss Gildersleeve are estaDlsheu iO'
the season In Of the hotel cottages
THE DEERs HEAD INN.
Under this more appropriate appellation multi
tudes OF former guests will recognize the wen,
known and favorite Mansion House, and they VIII
find It's hospitality If possible more generous IMAM
ever for Mr.. Ferris, who has been Its manager M t
property. and as such will spare no effort in I'M
proving and perfecting wherever oppori
and the Office has been enlarged into spacious and
handsome ounging room, and In many minor TOT, "a
cred Indeed former guests will hardly recognize re
their old home This season Men 5hg n
who will be assisted by competent musieians r hT
% isnt 6T and Gs 4sq MeM@en
er, the Misses Thomas and w. d. NJ Lord.
THE MAPLEwooD INN
This cosey house located in the heart Of the
village and embowered In a lovely grove OF ma
pies has been thoroughly renovated. and Is now
In readiness for its summer guests under the same
management that has made it a pleasant home
for so many seasons
THE AMPERSAND.
Ampersand Saranac Lake, July l Especially
The handsome Ampersand is again in full swing
The orchestra has arrived. and within few days
the dainty o'clock teas will be resumed. The fine
golf course has been greatly improved TINS season
of S9d b ee Fes t9 e Ggb W be-
by his son also an expert at goH- An cent OF
t the Liederkranz Society, Who will arrive on a
special train tomorrow evening, and remain over
the Fourth. Several excursionists will be made TO
neighborng points during their stay and on Mon
day evening they will hold a summer night festi-
Among recent New-York arrivals are Mr.. and
Mrs, O. Stephens. r. NJ stephens Mr.; and MIS- rs
Fraak, Charles f. Ross Mrs. b. K. Nelson and F.
Mrs, A: c. Ponlon accompanied by Miss Mac
Donald, has arrived at her cottage for the season
THE ALGONQUIN.
Algonquin, Lower Saranac Lake. July (SpeciaD
This is one Of the favorite houses which is obliged
to open by June l to accommodate its regular
guests who early and stay late each season,
and this year no exception to the e rule Its s 9c2
it cool and beautiful resort, and It has long been
popular with trequenters Of the mountains among W
and Mrs. r. Werner, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Baker Miss
Harrison Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. e. Snedicor.
George F. Martens and Mrs. w. II. WHITAKER.
ON THE CHATEAUGAY.
Ralphs July (SpecaD.-Like the other ld-time
favorites, Raph's opened for the season the middle
Of the month. and is now entertaining a number Of
early gusests who appreciate the fact that June Is
one of the finest months in the mountains. and do
not walt for the dictates Of fashion custom to
start the crowd OF summer travellers moving. me
house has been fully renovated and thoroughly
ness Marked improvements have been made in the
sanitary arrangements. and many new trails have
opportunities for extended rambes Of exploration
and many cool. shady retreats. The fishing Is good
this year. and the fine boat livery has been put IN
perfect order for the season
THE CHATEAUGAY.
This pretty house opens tonight and too
soon for a number Of its old guests have been
clamoring for admttance. Many engagements have
been made, and early and lively season is antci-
pated.
THE ROUTE TO THE MOUNTAINS.
Too many travellers on their way to their sum
mer restng-places rush through their journey with
the greatest possible speed, either ignorant or for
getful of the beauties which exist on the way, and
they fail TO make their Journey part OF their
dreaded travellers bound for the Adrondacks,
Canada or the Green Mountain region or even
beauties of Lake Champlain. for they grand and
varied beyond the imagination Of those who have
spent upon it's broad waters With the Adrondacks
on one side Of the Green Mountains rolling away 9n
the other and with occasional oVerhaneing CHI,
when Is sKtSu ~ cbanging and interesting
panorama Is comseah ~ dnst and the cool fresh
breezes enable to view the scenery with perfect
What is true Of Champlain is also true Of Lake
George. and no tourist can consider his aGquaint-
ance with the scenery of the country complete uh-
less he has visited these two beauty spots.
Leaving Albany on an early morning Tan over
the Delaware and Hudson Railroad, Caldwell az
the head of Lake George. is reached In niue over
steamer is taken for the sail up the lake distance
Of thirty-nine miles, every one OF wnich aIIoTGs
Dun1berless surprises and pleasures. From Baid-
win at the lower end of the lake, the waiting train
&c taken and in few minutes II lands us at me
efeamhoat dock at Fort Ticonderoga, on Lake
Champaign where the big steamer Vermont d is
taken for the trip down the lake TO Burhhetond OF
Iattebnrg Meals served on both boats, ana d
5inner can be partaken Of with comfort and dehp-
era ton. -..oa Ia. tho On n,rlain
Transportation Company and under ne MANS ga
Mont of Captain George Rushlow they nave Raiileu
an enviabe reputation with the travelling pubic