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

will sail for her home in the Flowery Kingdom.
Sition To- securing an education and he drills
siduously every Thursday evening with the mem
ganization which accorded him that privilege: The
boy is bright and quick and he is already picking
up the movements of the drill regulations with an
alaCrity that puts TO shame some of the American
siderabiv longer than their foreign associate.
Since the new secretary TO the local Young Men :
ham House at NewYork and Pacific ayes and il
will be the headquarters Of the secretary until Such
buiIding which will be erected Al the present time
Without any permanent headquarters or anything.
fact to interest the young men OF the city there
are over four hundred members OF the Guns men ;
Christian Association, and II is expected that TINS
number will be doubled by the time the aSs3Ciatl S
Soupped with one of the finest and best fitted gym
"o1V@nience and iHxury to be found in cities twice
the size Of this The movement 10 organize the
backed by some of the wealthiest and best known
business and hotel men, and 1t is an assured sue
The spectacle Of four women digging for CLANS on
of the promenaders on the espIanadp. The quartet
* stopping at one of the beach front hotels, anu
when they started cut for stroll they NAG NOT tne
slightest idea that they would end IN clam diS-
gng party Iheg saw E0e e9 oan them 1H n
vestigations led them to digging. and they Ead a
70 carry bag OF the clans to their hotel and they
followed and insisted that the fruits OF their labor
Charles II. Myers and c. J. Adams. the former
proprietor of the Hotel Rudolf and the latter one
have combined with Robert McCracken a Camden
banker, and purchased a large game preserve at
HaCkettstown. y. j. IL is in a mountainous us
tlict and the region is already well stocked with
duails and DheaSantS. In the course OF a Few
months the owners will have the preserve re-
stocked. and also have a large hunting lodge built
in the centre OF the preserve for the accommoda-
ton of the owners and their friends when they go
there on their cunning trips,
The following New-Yorkers have registered AT
the several hotels this week
Hotel Dennis Mr.. and Mrs. James Lyon, Mrs.
Charles w Rhodes. Miss Linds. Mrs. j. MckeWan.
Miss Kirby, w. \; Mclewan. o. Haas, F. PEPPER
and Mrs. MarChant -
Hotel DunIop-Miss Lyon. Frank LRndn. Mrs. Fl;
Mrs. J. Barry, ]. L. Kesoner. G. l. De Whit wal
lace Bradford and Walter Bradford
Haddon Ha-Miss Agnew. Mr. and Mrs. Aiken.
s. NJ Roovers Alexander RoOvers George Hast
Conkling. Miss ConkIing Mr.. and Mrs. Peyser. Mrs
Franklin, Mrs Collins. Mrs and Miss wallace, H.
Bunlein Mrs. Fletcher. II. Holman: William Ben
gone, William II. Smith. Mrs. Smith. Miss Nc
Croary and Mrs. ellison.
Kuehnle's Hotel-H. Paul. c. \. Blair, {. Willard.
William r. Niles and :. LowentEal
Hotel Holmhurst-M Mrs. TileSon, Mr.. and Mrs. \.
e Severns Miss Gardner. Mrs. H. {. Wallace and
Miss Wallace
Marlborough House-NIrs. Leisberger, r. o Bah
we'll. Mrs w. II. Babwell Clarence Wyckon. Mrs
Lionel Endin. Mrs =. u. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. ;.
r. Walker, Mrs. e. G. Lloyd and Milton Leisberger
Mrs. SchafT Mrs j. T. McKennan. Miss Kirby. W.
A. McKennan. G. $. De Witt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hotel Traymore-Mr and Mrs. William Strauss,
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Foster Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. ROsen-
thai. Thomas Wilton. J. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. II,
Lent. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bernheim Mr.. and Mrs. D
l., Crossrnan and Mr. and Mrs. E. Mullins.
sullivan. Mrs. Gilmore. Miss Gilmore. j. II. Gray,
w Werner, T. L. Ostrander and A. Blundein.