New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-08
IN THE CHAUTAUQUAS SHADES
RECREATION AND INSTRUCTION GO HAND
IN HAND.
FROM TENNIS AND FIELD SPORTS TO LECTURES
AND DISCUSSIONS OF PASSING HUMAN IN
TEREsTs-EXERCIsEs At TIE LAKESIDE.
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Chautauoua, n. V. Aug. 7.-Sunday here decided
" cool All the exercises, however well attended
hOugh wraps were the order OF the day Bishop
Boyd Vincent preached Interestingly In the morning
In the evening an Illustrated Bible reading was con
Quoted by DIR. J. J.. lIurlbut Scenes from the life
OF Christ were thrown on the screen accompanied
by the reading OF corresponding Scripture passages
To-day cloudy morning sky melted to CHEEKY
afternoon blue. Closed doors were thrown wide open
and bright hued dresses were donned again. The
tennis enthusiasts look OF anxiety wore away.
Al o'clock the seats around Court No. were
filed TO watch the finals in doubles. The first set
was won handily by tho Brooks brothers. OF Brook
lyn, students of Amherst College. The next and the
match, however. fell TO the Robinson brothers, OF
E,mira. The prizes racquets. The playing
was fair though scarcely brilliant. The finals In
singles was postponed until tomorrow morning.
The Boys Congress tried Robert X. Parker on the
charge OF forging names Of members on certain I'M
portant documents. The prosecution was not alto
gether successful, although the accused man was
feprimanded by Chairman Rcdington. Representative
Iichliter and Senator Puff were also reprimanded.
There was a considerable attendance OF outsiders
The session very lively.
conversation was the topic considered by the
Women's Club this morning. Mrs. Helen A. Boards
paper was suggestive. 1t was followed by 'honsh'-
full discussion.
Dr. Bucklcys second lecture, given this morning
was entitled Mental and Moral Coniagon." 1t might
have been called The Rise and Fall OF Fads ana
Crazes." DIR. Bucklcy's caustic wit this morrinS
directed itself against popular fOlies and falsehooiS
The panic which occurs in or business Is con-
taNors and absolutely unrcasonng. The "cholcra
scare" last summer had little cause In fact BANKS
break often when they are really sound because
mental and moIal cOntGgiOn seizeS upon d'posl'orS.
81 met a woman said the speaker, last week Ill
New-York She had a handbook Of $780, and was 80
frightened that she was determined TO draw the money
at offered her The spot SOL for II. Nfscr
hesitation she refused TO accept the ofcr.' ID.
Buckley spoke the insanity of business men on
Wall Street on the famous Elack Friday As other
examples of mental and moral conagion he re.
ferred 10 the Krow Nothing and the AbclilionSt
movements in politics. 4" ] have never he %ld,
" introduced cOntTovertcd political question into the
many lectures / have given AT Chaulauqua.'
The annual field sports were held on the ball groud
this afternoon. \ large audience witnessed the
sports
Robert Harper took large audience tonight on
steam launch trip up the Rhine. from Rotterdam TO
Cologpc. He took them up many of the Rhenlsh
Views of the famous stream were thown
The dissolvlng Views and the easy comment Of the
lecturer equally admirable.