New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
CA1SKILL PLEASURES.
Overnight Trips from Nesc-YorL r.
the Mountains Popular.

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mer life has many attraction this mountain ,H
The warm humid week has been thorougbIv 80 80
Portable and enjoyable here. although the s,..
landscape has been partly obscured BY clouds, -
of the time There are a great number OF x,I.s..
for July and most OF them are permanent uatro1e
Mr.. Humphreys. the assistant manager saw. o.
business OF the house is considerably ahead az Ia
season thus far The entire hotel. annex and or
buildings have been repainted this season. srs
many other improvements made The park ro.s
are in fine condition and there Is much driv,,s
Albert Slumenstef the manager has organs-es
a baseball team. With Clarence Boyne as eapsai,
and they have already crossed bats with the Cassm
Mountain House. Schoharie Manor and other neixb
boring teams. with victorious results.
Mr.. Sims. general passenger agent OF the ul.fa-
and Delaware lire. says the company's mounta,r
traffic is Is per cent greater than it last season
at this Nme- Over nine hundred trunks war,
brought in by this route to-day. and many NOR.
came by the CatskilI village route
The Day Line steamers land visitors at Kins,,,
Point and Catskin in about equal numbers ans
the boats OF the CatskilI Evening Line are aIva-,
packed both ways. especially the Saturday am
Sunday night special boats The husbands sraio
on the Ulster and Delaware, through 70 New-YOrk
Sunday nights is even mere popular than ever.
i. T. Fisher. general appraiser OF the port q,
New-York. arrived at the KaateFskiH with Nj,
family this week. Among others expected are Mss
Tiffany. Of New-YorS. who has taken hns suite
with private dining room; Judge Jacobs. o: tbs
New-York Special Court. aud William C. Eus,;s.
son-in-law OF Levi r Morton
II. 3. butcher. elderly New-York pedestrian
IS making leisurely tour of the CatskiIls on loot
averaging about ten miles day and getting Io-s
OF enjoyment.
A favortte method OF late for New-Yorker, a.
getting night the mountain top has been \,
take the Day Line steamer at New-Yo.k At
o'clock in the morning and arrive on the mountain
after sal up the Hudson in time for dinner Then
after revealing IN the evening breeze and ashts
sleep return in the afternoon or evening Of ths
following day.
Masters Kingdom ami Jay Gould have been
camping in the s,iIds OF the Beaverkil two nile,
beyond civilization. recently. III company with E
Haynes. (. r. Knapp. y. p Osborn and O. 4
Todd Each served in turn as cook. but knapp
burned the potatoes.
Edward snyder president OF the CatskIl Evening
Line. was recent suest IN LatsKiL
4 Iatr in aid Cf the hebrew INFANT Asylum. New
1o:@ IS s, ee,ns arransed oy 5ne women , Of tbs
stiI packed with guests
Among recent arrivals are:
Hotel Heaters s-IIa-ry Enge, David Frssa c Eass-
Kaufman y "a Flssscb. fmn Fran, and f11T v M'
lam WI,s,1 NJ M 49, a,I en rI,; ' T- MI
ana ,, family. 8 WimelsacheF. : NJ Bioca Ms Genes
Mr3 4 Tesnhardt ara family Mss :, p:s,man NJ
ard a. Rhinehardt. Mrs W. j. THOMPSON Mss
I;oss Wei. Alsxa14er Well T. cary Mss ssdsi- Mss
MOODY. Miss F. c. finer Joseph TIech William sSraus
Jackson io6a ksfEa Daniel W HsTnan bruno R Ii1
Mr. ;. HrSchbacn and Leon y. Adler s Sulcus0n
4. Wallaeh. II. L. Crol. Joseph l. Narx Harry Long
Leo Neinhard. David Kaiser n Erstein. Nathan
jossDS Max S MaT &6rm I1g ana a dsase A s
tram L. sehlessnser j. 2 Moos and family Ferdinand
Phillips. Abraham Levy, 4 Oberaiort Z \ McSfannus
son y Brew Yrs F r. Hail and 81 soiolon. xsz
Yo-S, and Miss CeIland, Philsdelphia.
NJ. Schartz Esther POGosSy. Miss s. L. Singer u
Brocku1an. Miss n l. Shaver. Harry Cohn Mrs.
Herman. Mrs ) Schwabe and Miss r. Jacobs Nsw-Yors
kaatspers-ATs J. Harris AM dalshter, W, Wetss an
family, Susan Harrison. Miss Raw Cohen, u Hess ard
family. Sarah Zpo.ke. r \. A-bus. Mrs H saausls
LoxhuTst-sfiss L Fairbanks, Mary z Fairbanks
Mrs I. Sanger and daughter. Mrs Mary England and
summit Hili-Mrs II VI Smith. Mss B..s,s wtgh,
Ms Richard Wright 5. SAVIOR Mrs G. D. G-t.sn an
family. Geo-gs sanderson. Miss E Wash, Miss Ann
York
Squirrel InIi-,frs Richard p Merritt. ana faush,sE
George n 1hans- W e Crane. 3. s J. Hyls All
TViIirht Rest-Siiss Anna Drant. Gins Drs-t Csr-
1elius BUYS Mrs Henry N Fate and daughter and Mrs
Crard Hotsl-Enil Aaron Mrs B. Ar1oit. H s. Bill.
Frolchstsin Mrs z GrunsisId 8rr Gurr5eI and fsul,
Mr. AMI Mrs. Hodenstsin Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hsyma1
Never Half Leon IIirsch Mrs z. lew Ms Ezahet7
Mrs. Rosenhefr. Mr. and Mrs Sanford Sgnons. n
Schwartzschd AMI family. Mr.. AMI Mrs. solomon Mrs.
CatsSiu Mountain TIollse-CharIes n. Wright, D. g.
Bach Mrs. samuel Williams. Mrs 9 Chari< and dausn
Ter. II o. Libsrman. Mrs NJ HolaadeT Walter =
Burleson Miss Emanuel. Mrs. e. Loeb. Mss Elders.
3. MaTzone ami Henry Bangier
Laurel House H. c Chamberlain. p A. Chamberlain
G. L Trimm Miss sadie Z. Angus. Charles Il Nachin
august Walthers. Mrs y. Hsrod. L 2 Kip 7. Sagar
Park INV I. LaUpton- Miss L-vsrvch
and Miss CbaTlotts N. Barby. q Nsv-YorlS
Mrs " 4 Decker and Mrs Has5orf and
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