New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04
vania Railroad =. back of some of the enterprises.

vania Railroad II back OF some OF the enterprises
The old Fisher Hotel has been purchased by a
Philadelphia syndicate and the ancient structure
will be replaced by 500 oo modern hotel. and In
connection with it will be constructed great
Schuetzen Park II is said the Pennsylvania Kali
road will change the terminus OF It's excursion
trains from Georga-ave. to the Inlet. ana Una, "
number Of big amusement enterprises VII cluster
around the terminal.
w. L. shaw who has been connected with the
Hotel Iroquois rs manager for many years mas
purchased the property for si25oO and VIII mere
after manage *. He will also continue the nsh1se-
ment of the Hotel Ponce de Leon. in Vifsinia-aVe-
Both houses Will reopen about February l. al'ei
undergoing thorough overhauling.
G. Jason Waters proprietor OF the Hotel Wlnosor'
has returned from Europe and will immediately
begin extensive improvements on the hotter anu
the Japanese garden that was such an attrac-
tive feature the last season.
A firm Of New-york architects are working on
plans for the rebuilding OF Fralinger's Academy
OF Music. which destroyed by fire about two
years 1t will probably be ready for occupancy
early ia February.
Work on Young's new theatre on The pier will
begin next week and artisans are now at WORK
reconstructing the LyceUm Theatre
Among the prominent arrivals from Washington
are former Governor kellogg. Miss Alice Burdette
and Miss Mary X. WINS VINO will spend several
weeks at one of the beach front hotels
Commander r. Frazer. L. 8. ~. Is occupying
quarters at the Hotel ChaIfonte.
Judge Joseph c. Bucher. of Lew;sburs, Penn. Is
a guest at the Holrnhurst-
Major L. G.. McNaliy. L. 5. ~, Is registered al
tie Hotel Strand
General John Adams Halferulan. former United
states Minister to Spain. spent the week at the
Boscobel.
DR.. L. s Bogert a surgeon IN the United States
Navy, Is at the Marlborough House
Major Andrew Gregg Curtin quay. son OF United
States Senator Quay. mas leased cottage in St
Charles Place. and Will spend the winter Eere with
his family.
Jay Mitchell. American Consul to Honduras. was
the guest OF Nh and Mrs William VI Moore this
week.
Mr. and Mrs r 8 Murphy of Philadelphia. are
visiting Atlantic City frienIs Some years ago Mr.
Murphy Senator Quays private secretary
Mr. ard Mrs. Conrad B. Day have closed their
Pennsylvania-ave. cottage and returned to their
Miss Clara /. Core was married few. days age
Philadelphia. BY the Rev Frank S. Dobbins o
N Ma; large number Of people people, from this
Robert NJ MacKay has closed his Pennsylvania
ave; cottage and returned with his family to their
Mrs. Thomas Potter and Miss Olivia Potter. the
y we ana Ieyydr, OF ity yl0Si
The following New-Yorkers have registered at
-Altamont- Craig Hall-Aliss E. W; BgrQ; Mrs H.
2 Burt Mrs H. D. n Matthews e d. aa1she Sna
-'t Chester InnSH e. CoWan, Miss B. West Lionel
Adams. Mrs. @. c. Collins. A Nacherton and W.
Chaifonte-J. D White Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hi.
L. O. Cameron. B. Iceland, Mrs j. Boudo9. M, Ms-
and Mrs. J. Smith, H., Miss F. Smith. MI ana MIS-
Chetwoode-C. H O'Rourke f. F. NcTTeary' J.
Dennis-AIr and Mrs W. 5. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs
P NJ Mason p. NJ Saylor Mr.: and MIS-. w n,
T Wb1r MI ana y Yrs Walden. Mrs n G Levng.
Mrs NJ sassen. Miss Regina sassen Mr.. ana Mrs
a; Benson. Miss j. H. lawrence MI anu --0
G Gf and Mrs W A Williams Mrs 5i. Van
and aiUiH Sir. - and Mrs, A. b Barnes. ,, .-+
G Knabe, J. B DeTsnag j. BT0wP E 4 Aib BST
R Rnry 'ansI i eogsn E E Wendell S H PEN MI
and Yrs d Farmer Miss Sr. FasneT 6a Ms sh F
and Mrs A W Walker and ~, Miss Ms 5 Ya p Poland.
Msr %yssr Mr ard P0 G. Lands Nj and
Mrs W. Brooks. Gam s1?s9 = MI ii Whfs 6 II
White. Miss NJ H Mason. NJ and Mrs - F; Jones'
Miss 4 Carson and Ar ana Mt nT - Mr. and Mrs
N Gsen. 5am s.' TasE 81 s3a Mrs Allison s
den. Mr. and Mrs. A Allison. MISS A q Ai'iS0'
aF Raei iSa and Mrs Cber2oke E 81. May TT
ar agd E MTs ~ E1as Mise Evans Nj and Mrs W.
Hiss G. severns. Mr. and Mrs A Marter aIc MES
NJ. NJ Per9t T P Psrot Jr., Mrs. J; K John
SON F Martin. R T ReTeeIIi Mr. l ana yrs wal
lace Miss Y. WALLACE. Mr. .. and Mrs 4 Young
Miss s ceIf rs e. en2 smith M Mrs NJ g
T7qro1e Mr. arF Mrs. P e Tles rdor J. R 2saLs
! B. Iandorf, Mr. and Mrs. Celwell; Miss ColweIl'
NJ arJ Sr~s II 0I~1rett. F V Ho. ",
Dickson. Mrs E A shpley B Nee Mr. Psrs and
Mrs = Parker Miss Marion Parker. harry dIheI;
NJ md Mrs I Harris Miss a. Harris M ana
Mrs A Turner Miss Turner and Mr. and MIS- a
Strard-J T Yard f. r. Lombard MI. ard MTs
II. Crandall, Mr. and Mrs. A - vernon 'is' -
strath Fayen1,MTs H. R RG9aTs MRS. MRS. y Na n
NInnis II Nelson F r. Gordon, H Bush, L
WirboIson Mr. and Ms r Landon.
W sels ide F@ree-T Iacrsor, Euckeberse-
Mrs H speelter. G. ]. Mervines W P Kelley R e
shaw Mrs G.. T. GarretsOn, G. Holman, MI. ana
Mrs Henry Reeves. Miss c. Davis and Charles
Ferner. - - y ur,s.
Mrs NJ H. Arnold. Mrs s Somers MISS Fiske
n ( Ner-hor 2 unvr7a7 We VI -. 100.
7 ,fscb Mrs G. NJ Richardson ". H Greer. J. H
Cay Mr. and Mrs. S. A. whitney ]. W. Cooper and
Miss Heskell. ~, ~
Wiltshire-Mss Alice NJ Clarke. Miss J. NJ
Clarke c. L. Ellis. G. G. Reeves; MS c -, ~ 81
Miss Malorev. ". z. Graham, II b Cook WI;
and Mrs. a. : Barnes. Miss Alice Barnes, Mr. and
Mrs A. w Finley and Miss d. r Young