New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-02
DELAWARE WAIER GAP.

A FRIGHT AUTUMN SEASON IN PROSPECT
MANY ROOMS ENGAGED FOR The AUIUMN-L'slS
OF RECENT ARRIVALS.
,rpou An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
Dr1Aw,nE WATER Gar, Sept 1.-The
almanac has registered last day Of the last summer
nonh but slight evidence IL visible here that summer
"a olosing To be sure the departures for day or
two ara In excess the arrivals Tor the reason that
host OF people VINO have been here all through tho
summer many Of them dating their Visit RON nay l.
have chosen September close their vacation so Tar
~ ~, country itself IA concerned there Is very ltuo
90 49, of suuIner ending The trees aud shrubDely
are al, green as in md.seaon, the atmosphere Is mu'
and only that hear the cricket and notoe "oou neS
a. On. old fashioned repaces OF the Kittatinny House
during the evening we could fairly imagine 1t TO Dc sun
the nid-summer instead OF the operins OF autumn
While the list OF departing ones VIII dram tne notes
for day or two the landlords faces are SIN snns'
FAR every house has long list OF engagements Tor the
autu,un season sufficient TO keep every servant ac'e'
aud IL ia 10 DO noticed as indicative oI autumn eApecto
ton that not a waiter, nor musician nor sorVauV VI
any kind ia allowed TO depart but all are retained 10
core tor the fall season faithfully they have done
during the summer. ~, A.,
slowly and gradually from the present time until the
winds of November are upon these hills and noun
,aius Will be- Offering TO the sightseer continuously
changing exhibition of color. All now wear rooes VI
rlcbest green; In another week slight unge Will DO
har aly
will he decidedly altered into red yellow and Vermloh
and vhsn October takes mand. every variety ana
shade of every color will be seen and words VIII DO
nneoual 70 the task Of describing the picture.
The following are names of receny arrived guests at
the various hotels named:
anne Water Gap House-Walter scott and wiIe NJ ..
Demarest and faIily. Earl O. Bacon ana famy ChafHs
GniJet and family j. Jorrin, j. H. Dudley DaVu ID.
,nncan and family, II. g. Firman, George r. simpson
and FAMILY r. h simmons and family, gilbert A. Rod
'san and wife Mrs. o. Erskino and family Cnarles
s,nth ,r and family. j. II. Smith and family, j. H.
pnence and family, j. steinhardt and family j. +.
9,rey and family Mrs. NJ. Greenwood, Mrs Margaret
Cseeyn~ood Mrs Van Nance, K Dorsett aud family!
NJ iulia Sorzano and family, Charles huDsamcn ana
| family DR. Nathan BOzemah, all OF New YORK
| W Il Howell and family, MRS. NJ d. Gemmill and
family r a. Harper aud family, J. d. Thornton ana
smiiv W s. Baker and family, Henry Whelen, Jr, and
tmily' r q DAVIS and wife, Ii. b. Bruner and vile,
nrmyantowu: Mrs. NJ. N. Burke aud daughters. Philip
81 TenSrook aud family, George L. Buzby aud Wife, Miss
| Emmy a. " Russell and family. Mrs. Charles Dssel
! on family j. r. Wuen and ldnlily, Robert H. Cruice
AZ n ami family Charles T. Mather and family, Oil OF
pnio,, inhia w +. Rose aud wife, Camden, n. J w. O.
UamiIton Baltimore; w. Ii. Putney and family, George
| A Kingslaud and daughters. brooklyn; Edward w.
nvans and FAMILY Trenlon, N. j. AIRS H. Dubarry, Mrs
| q DnB Holgate Washington, d. e.; Thomas t. Patter-
| son and wife, Chicago . - all, -, Fill.
'' 4fMe Ruaiinny House, b. Fellows and family,
Geor e A. aud family. John A JARVIS anu auly'
| H. i. DlbDe aud wife, Joseph III Tease aaa ianiiy'