New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-30

train schedule this season than ever before. The
recent addition of a five o'clock train from New
York scheduled to run through In eighty-flve min
utes, makes possible a fun day in town. and there
was put on to-day new Saturday matinee train
starting at $50. making fast time. The Pha-
delphia schedule is also much improved by the
addition of through vestibule train. making the
trip without change in less than two hours, which
at once increases the comfort Of travellers while
reducing the time substantially.
The society women of the place raIlying to
the support of Mrs. Jasper Ly1ch. who is working
hard for the success Of a fair which is to be given
at Lynx Hall. her spacious home, on December u,
In aid of the Ocean County branch of the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals. Con-
tributions for the sales are solicited
There is deep public satisfaction over the fact
that the township officers have won their suit
against the hackmen who have de6ed ordinances
and made themselves public nuisance by OBJ
structng streets and crossings for several seasons
The latest cottage rentals include the following
transactions: j. G. PATTERSON. of New-York. has
rented Mrs. Childss cottage In Lake Drive.
Capt T. Donald Tod has taken the Harris cot
tage in seventeenth-st. Mrs William H. Mcclure.
OF Albany has taken the DashieIl cottage in Madi-
son-ave.. and DR.. DashielTs family will occupy the
Canary cottage for the remainder of the season
Mrs. Charles l. Lindley entertained large num-
Der of her friends five o'clock tea on Saturday,
at her Lake Drive home. introducing the Misses
Lindley. of Montcair. who are spending the season
with her.
The Laurel House and Observation-Disclosures con-
soldate their musical forces for daily concerts at
each hotel. and the band is larger and Of more
perfect Instrumentation than ever before. The
mo programme runs from ten to eleven al
three at the Observation-Disclosures The concerts are
regularly attracting large and appreciauEe audi
The Amherst College dramatic club will present
Oliver Godsmiths comedy, She Stops to Con-
Guer,' in the theatre OF the Lakewood Hotel on
Ter. Of the New-York Supreme Court. who has been
ness has returned TO New-YoTk Dr. + + Kindred
the specialist In nervous diseases, is taking
Hotel 'D' 'N''OU
NETWORK REGISTRATIONS
At the Laurel-ir-the-P iues-AIr. and Mrs. H. E
Adriance Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Westervelt Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs w P Pickett
Mr. and Mrs. J. Aymar. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Morgan
Brown. y. Mallouf Mr.. and Mrs Jonathan H
Crane. Ffndlay s. Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
NJ Davis. Gen. and Mrs f. NJ. Freeman Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. e. Tappan. Rev. DR.. Henry A. Brann.
Nj. and Mrs. John r. Haskins. Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. StuPpm. Mr. and Mrs. John NJ Bowers the
Rev and Mrs J. H. Watson Mr. and Mrs. John
Nuns Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. A. \. Cammerer. Mr..
Wyhiteheuse \; F ,southerand. Dr. W. E. strattoS,
bti. ddS SANFORD, Mr.; ana Mrs Charles Z White
Johnson Johnson, James T9lman Pyle. Mr., and Mrs. G; /.
IN F Shd a mds Mrs. ( Slyf Eho Mr. and Mrs
Nj AT ne Laurel HouseTMrs John sherman Hoyt,
Albert Il. Gallatin MIR and Mrs r F. Mcqueen
Paul waterman 4 + Whitne9 'i j. Max S9fkIf iF
Or. Parker Symms James L. Taylor. w Gould
brokaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Hearn Mr. and
Mrs. r. l. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs Archibald +. Reid.
irving Brokaw, Charles W. Whitney. Mr. and Mrs
J. Woodward Haven. Francis Hamilton Arthur
IngTlham, r. G. Kinney. Mrs. r. l. kinney. Miss
kinney, Mrs. j. ". Olcott, Mrs. c. Whitney, Mrs
J T. Browning, Mrs. &. Y. Cross. j. Elder Leech
Robert +. Phifer. Arthur 2. Ripley, H IL McFar-
land W. j. Evans, j. y. Stillmab Charles b. Nc
Donald. Lewis Coleman Hall, c. b. Hamilton. Miss
Ruth Stuart. Miss Harrison, Mrs. c. F. Winthrop.
At the Lexington-F. c. Starr: Mr. and Mrs W
Fl Leguin, Thomas j. McKenna, K. Church Miss
a POlhemus James &. Feild. Willard Eaton J. /
Sexton. Hugh Gallagher, Mrs. James McGIrr. y.
Churchill, James Shea, W. F. Carroll.