New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
BLOCK ISLAND LIVEL
STEAMERS WILL CONTINUE To RIM
LATER THIS YEAR THAN USUAL.

Block Island. R. +. Aug. 81 (speciaD.-rhs lass
week or August at the Isle OF Manlsses shows no
signs or the seasons close and hotel guests and
festivities are as abundant ever. The present.
season has been the most prosperous the island
mas ever seen. and even had it ended one or two
weeks earlier il would have equaHed last wear a.
d hhanciai success But the season is by no meana
near Its termination. and the advance bookings at
the hotels show that there will be much activity
mere until the middle or last of September The
New-York and New-LOndon lines of steamers have
advertised TO run later than usual this year. thus
giving guests the privilege of remaining on thu
Island all September. The pleasant sunny days
ana perfect moonlight nights this week caused
many parties OF different kinds 10 be arranged by
tne young people, including sailing parties. moon
hght rows marshmaow tOasts and lobster parties
on the beach The sunny days recalled the tirnid
ones to the bathing beach and again the demand
has exceeded the supply of lighthouses and thu
beach has been lined with romantic couples enjoy
ing sun baths. Fishing continues excellent Monday
shark 1l1s feet long was found entangled in thu
nets just outside the new harbOr and did con-
Siderable damage before he captured.
Monday evening large audience was present at
the Mattresses benefit concert at the Manlssex
Hotel. Wednesday evening the guests at the
Manisses enjoyed straw ride. The party was
arranged by DR.. T. CharbOnneu. and proved a great
success Monday night concert given By
Professor Quimby's Orchestra at the Ocean View
for the benefit OF the Baptist Church. This is ono
season by the orchestras at the various hotels q,
assist in paying off the debt the church. Tbs
orchestra was assisted by Miss Glenn Kirkpatrick
OF the Bostonians.
Arrivals for the week from New-York and its
vicinity at the various hotels include:
Ocean View HoteI-NIrs j. Somerset Mack.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith. f. W. Child Miss Jane D.
Bloomer, Arnold Wolford. Miss c. Cordoy, J. 7
Lamin. g. NJ Monett. owen H. Fleming. Edward
J. Warins. 3D. D. D. Cassidy. Robert Hall. Mrs.
Burdett. William G. Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Rees, Mrs. c. E. Bennett, 5. EscheIman. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank L. Harmon. j. S. Wood. Louis J.
somerville. G. L. Leonard. E d. Palmer. L. ".
RedingtOn, Benjamin B. Hutchins. William T.
Wemple. NJ s Coyd, Thompson Hallerter. D. d.
Breet. Theodore S. Oxholin, ]. H Kearny NJ Z.
Kearny, Ahin Sebrins ". J. Hawson. W. K Had-
ley, r. F. Howland. l. V. Frekins. Mrs. Grsn-
Vile Winthrop. Miss Wotherspoon. Miss EHzabeth
Thayer. r L. BurtseH and Daniel Burke.
The Manisses-WiIliam NJ. Borup. John Fl.
Loscan, s T. Stewart. E. ]. Smith. Charles Z.
Hanngan. Joseph H. BeaH. W. A. Moger. Mrs. W.
A. Moger. Lewis P. Cook. Miss Archer. z. Archer.
Howard Macy. Mrs Kate Hamilton. F. NJ
Clements, Joseph B. Braman. J. n. Braman, J. Q,
Braman, F. B Lewis. John Cutter. tr: sara wolfes
Maurice Connell. Helen " Mack Helen VI. Stokea
Miss Macy VI. Glendenning, ?. T. Radiker. T. A.
sIcCourtley Miss Fannie cross j. Lowry c. r
Walsh. William Entwistle. 4. Entwistle. F. r.
Miss McCorkindale. Agnes Scott Kent, Mrs. WIZ
I Charles F. Noyes. A. T. Heath. E s. HaIsted y
| A Skely. William F. Cowan. Mr. and Mrs Irving
! P Loyejoy. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lahey. Miss Lahey
Mrs. ". ;. Young, Miss Anna 8. Ready, Mr.. and
Mrs C. A HAYWARD, NJ E. John. 6 B. Waring..
Frank s York Miss NJ. GTigg. Miss E. Grigg.,
Marion E. Hayward. Miss Elizabeth Dunphy,
Charles F. Brett and Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Waters
man.
National Hotel-John E Duffy H F. GALLAGHER,
Mrs. ". Alexander Mrs ?: Matthiesen R. ]. Ian
don. George Peck. H o. Times. Mrs. N E Aikley,
Mrs P. NJ Conaway, Ethel Hardy, R. II. Burd-
SAIL Mrs T. s. Tilton. ". F. Baton. J. H. Arnold
George W. Taylor, o. L. Field. Charles r NOEL
| vain, G. W. Cheney. Edward G. Pittman. Mr.. and
/ Mrs L n. Hutton and L. J. Doolittle.
Highland HouSe-NIr. and Mrs. ". J. Moore, Mr.
/ and Mrs G. F. Patterson, Edward Stuart Patter-
| son. Mrs W II Lanford, Edgar J. Treacy. New
| ton Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs j. z. Brewer. A. 8.
Ready; C. G. Whedon, g. 2. Patterson, Mrs. P. J.
McTighe, Miss Elizabeth Wall. Miss Florence Nc
( Donald. A. c. Needham. Joseph L. Burke Mrs.
| Mtnna Kreuder Miss Marie Kreuder, F. H. Prssby,
I H G. Elliott Mime. L. Roberts. H ]. Bert, V. l..
J Maxwell, Juice A. n. Drake. Miss BOuton. Mrs.
/ George r. Curtiss. Henry L. Beach. George e
| Terry. Mrs. George E Terry. George F. Terry
/ Whitman B. Terry, J. E. pamerel. A. l. PRESCOTT
/ and Miss Prescott.
Eureka Hotel-Florence Evans. Mamie L Nc
| Closkey. Mrs. ID. Leahy. Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl.
MOseman. Master George III. MOseman. jr., Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Negey. F. G. Morey. L. G, Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Demarest, David Christie and
Charles l. kohler and