New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
THE ACKNOWLEDGES.
,,,,,,ER GUESTS REPLACED BY ENrHuA-
AsT1o spoRTsMEN
mr. .a.o1Ne AIR OF SEPTEMBER FOR THE SICK
ARRIVALS AT THE VARIOUS RESORTS


SOCIAL INCIDENTS.
Wv SENT 5 (specal).-Jrhrongs OF
.'oonis are turning homeward after months Vi
hspfs en- the North Woods. Their cheeks arc
pa and nearly every one is able 70 oras oi go
~ sosh This happy fact for lean perso"' 10
- srrv for tho fat, Is more welcome tnah o'"o
w. ,ha majority Of mankind. Health gamers may "
-, imnroyement TO the pure air ana ho'ei Ao'p.
-, zoo moist this air is Of much benent nun
when no' lie With pulmonary trouble arc planning
a,r IN this REGION all winter, on account VI S'o
!" a., oyr,ts expected from the air. Some say VAC
~ a. drvcr during the winter because tno "s -.
= frozen solid and the deep SHOWS Afo -, 80
o. ,annerature of twenty 10 forty degrees - -.
r.an a, this temperature invaids are use1 80, Az
~, NJ doors all day, with less tnan ~io .or,s WON
VI. rcoms This adherence TO fresh a4r WIN
me- Sae+ Cor sufferers from lung disease III many
a"i"' oasos the barshness and var1splnuy oi '''9
80 on, ,incongenial. Dryness ana equ =. -
- essentials for some oonsunp'Ne 1855
rora,ion Is expected, and only persVn%. s,.,ons
w demonstrate to health-seefer "Hio" C"~,atn1
oA ltd "a his or her individual case 'ant
,o MUSICIAN Is competent !" UNIV
80 with absolute eXactness' - .no
oHn''. ,,oasure. seekers are homewaro Dounu' Vu0
. 40 w go a new class Of arrivals ouilns SOP
-, che snortsmen These men hANo 'N.-
80, o,,nal vacations until late III 'ne ee~'O-. ,
u'- .,rv their desire for good shooting sa.4 80
,tl october 90 the deer VIII Iu" - .hirps itself
"nu. .ho Get bounds When the game 'ih"A' i. 60
escSpo '' ,,, IN the midst Of lake or river waters
ssie nV'. =. che snortsman's rifle announces inc uo
Wo wv - Aoer,s life There is spehdiu sPor' ="
pS''ui' or+ of the woods. The hotes VIII 10
nno until october l. some OF ueD -. oor0,o-,
w" goi,g hunting men every reasonaoie ooi'1.
tn managers of Hotel Amperssnu nav ~, -.
rssn omen that excellent house 'loueD ,o, horso g.,
,a Inn new and wel[eqwppoo H'"'e -
or
eA n-on,isa Of a larger colony OF "llter-Oo""u
me- n this place than there ever was OeiO,o
.,~ % 81 Hubert's Inn-Mrs. Henry MarNs'
U.,.or Miss Elsie ogden, George horral' H. w.
Tm,ams q NJ Crego f G. Thmoer' . oiuios 0rii.1-
wr F. Toaey Miss Louise hoin.lIe' M'se No. u
r Rapalo, Mr.. and Mrs CogsesnaI n,ss ~ s,anch
g.. Mr. and Mrs c. A. Hand, LOUISA H. 0ii'
$40. ., nic,son lay Cooke, jr, j. Gray MI ana ME-
ei9 - .. M and Mrs Charles H. Mount, "lihain
" y, -. NJ and Mrs. Edward Baldwin, Joseph ".
,,rt. Howard A. smith, Mrs. j. D. "Sli0i MI o-
NJ q n. Corbet j. T. Conoway, r. n Aooo', 1
Nouen Miss Elinor Comstock MISS FloeIi'e rooV0'
Ionn F peeener, W. G. Low IT, hesinSiu 0'iuon'
Miss Gordon and Miss f9' r, Mountain
Arrivals at .he Prospect House. bIue Nuoun'Nl
~ and Mrs NJ F. Cassidy, L. S. Grant IT, ana
-" NJ, and Mrs j. +. Lock, Mrs. RoudebusA' Mr.
l'' ~, / Iobrson &, II. NcFadden and family
w clarke the Misses Elliot. G H. HOwel anu
sso II G schwab Miss Baldwin. W. l.. MSaVV'
W r. Rooster and wife, w. B. Putney ana 1aiin w,
= n peck. DR.. ". H. Watson, B. Iatham' =, W.
,,rbs,m ard family, A. 8. Apgar Mr. ana MIS- II. D
tIarner F. Harper Davis Johnson, the rev Dr'
,,|hos,ov Mr. and Mrs. p. LounsbeTTy e. Casanova
v RodrIouez. Mr. and Mrs. Z. a. treat L. ~
Treat John H. McFadden.
stevens House-Mr and Mrs. Charles F. Ostranoer
and child. Max Levy, Mr.. and Mrs simeon foru'
Master Ford Miss Brown, Mrs. Leach MI anu "i'
r p Fischer and child. Edward Jacobs W. F. Broohs
q
navis Mrs George Higgins and DR.. c. f. Francis
DIR and Mrs E. H. Phillips Miss Wood Mr. ana
Mrs William Wood, Mrs. Bradbury, MISS MOTIFS
Nathan b. Fargar Mr.. and Mrs. c. n Hodglnah, Auui
son Leavens, Mrs. Charles II. Royce, MI and Mrs
J. T. Lindsay 7. Brien Mrs f. Fltcher, MSS ri.cneI
Miss J. W. Kellogg Miss Lyman, Miss Blanche Tyler.
q NJ Noble Mr. and Mrs. George s. Raum, Mr. and
Mrs John b. Fessett, Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Thomson
Miss Josie Thompson, Amadon Thomson MIS- u H.
The Wiadsor~Mrs s. W. AIboro, Mr. and Mrs. R, j..
sims, Mr. and Mrs E. W Coggslall ana daughier
r f. PSillips. Miss LaMarche Miss E. J. Coles. George
H. Grant and family. Miss E G. Baldwin the Misses
Dr. and Mrs l. e. strong Mr. sdn,i and q Mrs
wife A. Wolf and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Wlnslow
Mr. James FR3 p6a anqFg as and ND wife Jopk
Thompson and family: Mr.. and Mrs. J. g Raym M
Cornelius Dorrance, Mr. and Mrs j. G. Gilbert Will
A On We" Wednesday Mrs. Walter j. Peck gave an after
noOa ete at her camp, which was the foremost Socla
affair of the season. The camp was pretuly decorated
and the bright costumes gave charming effect Mrs
Sheldon served the coffee.
hunter having killed three deer. Mr.. Gibson on Mon
DAY captured a good deer. Messrs Monks, Wheeler
and Keep returned from their camping trip with plenty
of vensOn.
The house Is fun with prospect Of being we'll occu-
pied until october /. Among the guests at the Child
void Park House are a. Nj. Morse Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5.
Roe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Norris, Miss
Norris Miss HOyt, George s. Pollard C. J. Holman,
b. E. Buel DR.. and Mrs J. " Henry, J. H. Bramwell,
J. w. Black. Mrs G.. NJ. Nichols. Mrs. J. X. William
ley and wife, r. w. Smith and the Rev. Charles