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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
SELLING MEDICINES ON SUNDAY.
The Druggists Wish 20 Limit the
business to secrssities.

The druggists Of the city held a meeting
I'm the assembly room Of the Chamber or
Commerce yesterday afternoon TO consider
the matter Of Sunday hours and regula-
tions. Mr.. \. II. Robins presided and Mr..
r. ~ Miller was secretary. The chair
man called on several members of the
profession TO express their views I'm the
matter, and. II possible, to outline some
plan that might commend Itself - those
present and result in the greater good OF
the druggists
After several speeches had made Mr..
Mercer submitted resolution that the
stores should be open on Sunday only be-
tween the hours Of $50 and 1878 \. NJ.
and $3.50 and 7:ij Z. VI.
Captain Briggs. Messrs Blair Briggs.
Harrison, 4. y. Miller. POythress. Powers,
Nelson. L.atimer, ". H. Scott, and others
expressed their Views, and while all con-
CURED in the desire 10 close their doors,
the motion was vigorously assailed by
some. who argued that since ii was i'm
possible 70 prevent emergency cases from
arising, IL would perhaps lead 10 very
serious results should drugstOres all be
closed between certain hours. several
suggestions were offered. and among the
number was one that a single drugstore
in every ward or district should remain
open on Sunday and be advertised in the
daily papers.
After much discussion Mr.. Blair moved
as "A substitute that the meeting adjourn
for two weeks. and be called together in
the same place. in order that they might
sive more time to the consideration Of the
question. The substitute was accepted.
II was proposed by Mr. Miller ana de-
cided that the druggists should form
local society, and that the chairman
should appoint a committee to report plans
for organization at the next meeting.
The chairman appointed Messrs. 4. a.
Miller. Hugh Blair III. y. Forstmann, g.
". Latimer. and \. Saunders 10 constitute
the committee.
Mr.. Blair then proposed the following,
which were adopted;
Resolved. That We carry on our business
on Sunday not for profit. but for the con-
yenience of the sick IN the community.
Resolved, further. That We ask the CO.
operation OF the physicians and the COM
runity. and request them to send only for
such things on Sunday as are needed for
the present use Of the sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26

IS told. II Is said that wilson Abornatny.
the husband Of Mary Abernathy. one 81
the condemned women, came down 70
the courthouse on Thursday ana con-
suited q white man about his wfe's case
He was told that II he could raise S-sJ
he would be able to get counsel and that
he might be able TO save her He then
made an engagement with this gentleman
TO meet him in the morning, and promised
10 bring the money. which he said he
could get Soon after this Wilson left
for home In the morning he returned
and told the gentleman whom he nad
consulted that he was unable 10 get the
money, and that Mary would have 10 90
the best she could.
The people Of Lunenburg heartily app-e-
ciate your kind editorial Of yesterday.
and hope that you will continue to main
tain her integrity against the attacks
which have been made upon It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Supreme Tribunal OF the Order In
srssInn at Occnn View.

Session at ocean View.
NORFOLK. VA, July 25-(SpeciaL)-
The Supreme Tribunal Of the knights
Of Pythlas held session at the Ocean
View Hotel yesterday. This tribunal Is
Il committee Of SIX, TO whom all griey-
ances OF the various lodges are submit
ted for adjudication.
The business OF the tribunal being en-
tirely Of a secret nature. nothing done
was given out for publication.
The tribunal is made up OF the Follow
ing members: George i. Gray. OF Ten
nessee: John II. Alexander. Of Virginia;
H. A. Graham, OF Alabama; II. =. Chase
of Maine; f. II. Clarke, OF Wyoming,
and W. d. Kennedy, OK Chicago, re-
cOrlor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

THE COLLEGIATE AND MILITARY
INSTITUTE. Suffolk, Va, chartered IN
1877. prepares in law, medicine, and regu-
lar academic for higher classes IN JOINS
Hopkins, University OF virginia, Wander
bin, or West Point Strong faculty or
eight. with full professor Of music. Ae-
commodations nrst-class. Terms, $50
Der term. Special terms 70 worthy boys
with limited mans. Catalogues ana tes-
tlmonials sent on application. =. j. kerr
NOBLE NJ. A. trinity; *. 7. .CKAW-
LEY. 3. A. a.. OF Va. Head Masters,
Snffolk' va. ~ lG-Tu, Fr&Sulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
EDUCATIONAL.
nlCnMOND FEMALm sEMINARY.

No. east Grace street Richmond, Va.
JOHN d. POWELL. Principal
Mrs T. O.. PEYTON, Associate Principal.
The twenty-third session % this BOard-
ing and Day School VIII begin SIPrEM-
BIER %. 1895. ard close JUNE -, 1898.
Course o. instruction from Primary 10
Collegiate Department tuil and thorough.
languages.
Richmond offers many advantage Tor
Improvement in Lectures. Concerts, etc.
For details apply ipi cttal9kde to ihe
ie 3D-Su. " &Fl9t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
to p won. Baccarat second, Monolith third.

Time. los.
Fourth race-half mile-Belle OF Fer
nety go 20 u won. Major McNulty Sc
cond. Harvest third. Time. 50ia.
Firth race--four and n half furlongs-
Dart q 10 u won, Forest second, Tam
many Han third. Time. 57h.
Sixth race-six and "A quarter furlongs-
Faein (even) won. Kazare Is TO 81 second.
Traitor third. Time, III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26

In which Lynchburg Defeats Roa-
.uoYfe-Gllt-Edge support.

IYNCIlBURG. w. July &-lspeciaD
I1nchbure met Roanoke on the bail-ie'd
ais af,a moon. and defeated her in ope
~ tae closest contests Of the season, Inc
5r, standing in the wind-up to 3
.mes and Fry were the opposing pitch-
and both pitched great bail While
...,r enYport was git-odged Following
'. ODD. rrrre fr detail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
Gold Exporters Dissolve.

NrW YORK. July THE firm OF Mes
s,a,e colgate < CO. was dissolved to-day.
INC firm has come into prominence LATELY
as an exporter Of gold. The house was
a., business at y Wall street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
ROANOKE.

Summary. Famed run-Lynchburg, !.
Two-base hiis-Mclntyer Futz. Plock.
Nolx. Thrge-hase hit--padden Struck
out-By Ames. !: BY Fry. .. Bases on
balls-Off Ames. 2; or Fry. 2 Umpire
McI.auahiln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
INJURIES REMEDY IN
GOut, Rheumatic GOut, UriC-ACid DiatheSiS, Etc.
General Cotton Greene President of the State Savings
Bank, of Memphis, Tenn Leaves His Clutches at
BUFFALO LITFiIA SPRINGS.
BUFFALO LIrH1A SPRINGS, VA,
Colonel Thomas F. Goode

Colonel Thomas T. Goode
DEAR weeks reached Buffalo Ltia
Sprngs suffering the effects of attacks of
ARTiCULAR GOVT both feet which had lasted and confined
me to months Though had bennaly sometimes
annually for short periods maady this last occasion
was more violent than before and threatened take chronic
form Ny digestive organs impaired my health shat
tered crippled and cacaeous deposits were appearing on
both feet Directly on nv arrival copousy used the OF
Spring conformity with daily hot baths fortnight later
was condition walk without the use OF crutche TIC
swelling and Inflammation of the parts had measurab subsidized
and my health improved To-day general health better than
has twelve months the deposition OF urcacd sediment
dspated and feet though sensitive pressure
to their normal condition. Respectfully yours,
Cove Epr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
ALLEGHANY sPRINGs, "a.

The greatest dyspepsla-w4ter known:
endorsed by the State Medical Society,
and awarded gold medal ard diploma a.
Worlds Fair, Chicago. Most popular
summer resort In the mountains ~ Nir-
glnia. Elevation l.7Go feet. Beautiful
lawn OF 10 acres, tine walks
music. Terms moderate. Write Tor clrcu-
lar or pamphlet containing testimonials
from prominent physicians and other par-
ties OF eminenee. c. A. COLHODN,
Proprietor.
r. T. sTYLL. n. D.. Phi. O.. Resident
physician IT. l-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Scyy YorIs's FicICcrs Go To Pieces
German Great.

Scyy Yorls's FicICcrs Go to Pieces
German Great.
PITTSBURG. PA, July New York's
nelders went 10 pieces to-day. and PITTS
burg scored an easy victory. German
pitched a great game, bat was miserably
supported. Poor fielding gave the home
team two runs In the fourth inning and
six more IN the seventh. only i've hits
should have been recorded against Ger
man. and one OF these--a triple by Cross
in the eiehth--scorec the only earned run
Of the same. Attendance, 300. score:
h. T. +.
pttsburg ..........0 OO2O0G2 10 8
New YORK ........OO01 0OO01-2 s 3
Batteries: Hawley and Sugden; German
and Farrell.
RIlNES PITCHES SUPERBLY.
CINCINNATI. d.. July 2j.-Rhines
pitched "a superb game Of ball this after
noon. and had the visitors completely at
nis mercy. only allowing six hits. and
striking cat eight men. On the other
hand, Taylor and Beam We're easy. At
tendence 200. Score: T.. H r.
Cincinnati .........f 90 02 I : 3-l9 20
Philadelphia ......0 90 % o o o.
Batteries: Rhines and Murphy; Taylor.
Beam. Clements. and Grady.
BALTIMORE BATS HEAVILY.
LOUISVILLE, KY. July 1.-The Balu-
mores batted the bail all over the fcld
to-day. Inks was knocked out OF the box
in the first inning. and McDermott was
battel freely. The fielding Of the visit
ors was careless, while Louisyille's field
Ing and batting were weak. Score:
II. i. r.
Louisville ..........OO2OOOO1O-S 10 3
"a 1 4 "a "a "a ID ii
Batteries: Inks McDeimOtt, and War
ner; Hcmmirs and Clarke.
WON HANDS DOWN.
ST. LOUIS. MO. July 25.-The locals
won hands down. Attendance. 100
Score: r. j.. T.
ST Louis .........I 55OO1026-2o ~ 3
Brooklyn ..........O OO1O10Ol-3 4
Batteries: Breitenstein ana Miller; Lu-
cid and Grim
EXCITING CONTEST.
CLEVELAND O.. July 25.-T'o-day's
was one Of the most exciting games Of
th, season II was fun OF brilliant field
Ing plays and timely hitting. Nichols
was Wild In the seventh inning and this
coupled with Burketts triple and Nc
Aeers double Melted four runs and won
the game. Attendance, 3.O0). Score:
r. r. f.
cleveland ..........1O1OOO4O'-6 10
Boston .............0 02 O2v % -
Batteries: Young and thinner: Nichols
and Camel
Easy FOR CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. ILL. July 25.-The Chlcagos
won an easy game from Washington to-
day. punching their hits on Stockdale IN
the sixth and eighth innings Terry was
"a complete puzzle TO the visitors. The
fielding on both sides was listless. At
tendance. 1900. Score: r.. IT, +.
Chicago ............0 O000503--S Il ?
Washington 400 0O03O11 LIS 3
Batteries: Terry and Donahue; Stock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26

Petersburg Baseball Notes.

NORFOLK. VA, July 25.-No Norfolk
Petersburg game. owing to rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
EDGEHiLL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
MES

School opens SEPTEMBER %. 1885.
Regular and elective courses. Apply Tor
terms 10 the principal Miss c, Il. RAN
DOLPH, Shadwen post-oillee. Va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
FRANK W. CUNNINGHAM
Cuptnin = tOmpany, FItst KtBImtHI.
1lR. JUsTISS WORK.

Dir. JlSliSS Wohh.
Mr. Justs has made an exhaustive ex-
animation OF the records in the cases
OF the women, and has procured copies Of
oortlong Of them, which, he thinks. con-
tain errors upon which an application for
"a new trial may be based. Your corre-
spondent does not know exactly what
these errors are. but they seem in some
Wv 10 involve the keeping OF the jury.
Your correspondent cannot close this
article without mentioning the great d.
yersity OF opinion among the peopl, Of the
county as 70 the real circumstances corr
nected with Mrs. Po.lards death. Many
Of them are ARMY Of the opinion that
the women he'd no connection whatever
with the murder The majority seem 10
be firmly convinced that there can be
no doubt OF their guilt. Nr. Pollard, the
husband u the murdered woman, still
cllngs TO me belief that white man was
connected with the murder. and insists
that when il Is known who has the money
which the murferers obtained tina, there
viii be a sensation grayer tnan any yet
disclosed IN this remarkable trial.
In this connection Il most curious tale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
Case of DR.. j. A. Handy, Of Patrick Courthouse, Va,
by Himself:

For FOUR YEARS was afflicted with RHEUMATIC GOVT
AN EXTENT ENTIRELY FOR THE DIS
OF THE DUTIES and finally reduced
condition subject for the most part to conne
bed BY the advice OF OF my medical attendants
and emphticav a determined to make
of the BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER Spring, frank to
without faith it's virtues having but little confidence in mineral
waters The however, few OF the Water at
tended by beneficial results remarkable that able to
be bed and upon my feet and my improvement has con-
tncd until actively engaged in the practice OF my pro-
sson meeting without unusual inconvenience all the
posure and hardship incident the lie of physician
mountain country candor do otherwise than asbc
nv recovery solely this Water the WHICH REGARD
As BEYOND ESTIMATION"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
MCABE's DAY AND BOARDING.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,

RICHMOND, VA.
The th!rty-hrst annual session OF this
scnool for boys begins SEPTEMBER %, 1899.
Thorough PREPARATION ior University OF
tirginia. Yale, Harvard, United States
Military and Naval academies. and lead
ing engineering schools. Full star. Board
irg department. strictly limited. For cata-
's"S ". GORDON MCABE.
Head-Master. Hj east Cary street.
IL a-rll Tx .-II-l mas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
VILLAGE DOCTOR KILLED.
The Murderer Says We Made Ills
wife Insane.

Wife Insane.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, July 25.-Last
night. near Morrisonville. southeast Of
this city. Alfred Enterkin wayiaid and
killed the village physician, DR.. Richard
Rasoner. as the latter was returning from
a professional visit The murderer used
4 shotgun and revolver. and several
shots took effect Rasoner had recently
attended Enterkn's wife through speit
Of fever. and when she was over 1t her
reason was dethroneI. and Enterfin
claimed II was caused by the Doctors
deleterious drugs. a posse Is In pursuit,
and it Is believed he win be summagily
dealt with II captured.
Orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will DE given prompt at
tention. and the style OF work and prices
will be sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
THE RECORD.
Southern Lengue.

At New Orleans: Evansville and New
Orleans game postponed on account Of
wet grounds.
At MONTGOMERY: y. il. Il.
Monteomery 2O00OO0OO-2 7 .
Nashville ....... 2030O1O8'-9 y .
Batteries: Clauscn. Sparks. Rappold,
and Kehoe; Moran and Sweeney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26

Two tra,nIoads Of Portsmouth rooters
came to Richmond yesterday TO sec the
eIne between Miss R1Oy' Brady's
Grecnics ana the Richmond Bluobirds,
and they brought plenty Of money with
them.
I'D were laboring under the hallucina-
ton that the Greenies could play ball
and they were willing to back this fancy
with an they were worth. This willing
ness on their part soon became no.sed
around AMONG the crauks OF this city. and
e,e Umpire HoEsns cali-d out Play bail
l. majority of The Portsmouth money
uas in the hands 81 stakeh2lders
COULD NOT HIT FLYNN.
TIE Gr,cuies have been practically re-
cr.uizei since last h.ie and after they
C. Is three straights from Norfolk it was
r.lrht that they were able To down the
....t and only Bluebirds. IL this how
...r those who did the thinking reckoneI
without trClr host- FOR FLYNN was % 90
f.. tuirlug for Richmond. and b proved
. tortable wizard to toe erstwhile hea'y
Itf.l- from the Hamlet 10y the Sea.
II. tossed the han over the plate with
ul.rr.ug accuracy. and had So e4 20 give
.ray. As q result. the visitors we're un-
.Il. to do o. thing win him. but what the
l.ls dld FOR Glare ana Brandt, who ala
fU. tvir.ius for Portsmouth, was more
81 1870 a plenty.
Everybody hit them. ana both pitchers
...r. literally slaughtered and batt out
.f OLE, box. clare was not only freely hit.
f.f De got 20 bad case OF rlttlcs in the
nlrI iuu'u4. and. forcing iu two runs.
Ideally gave away TWO more After
t.. .e WAS taken out. but the game hai
..e. lrst 20 Richmond. So had several
...-rcl dollars which went u the local
....ts The biuebirds. having gotten IN
hitting humor. continued 20 slug the
I.U They put 10 an over the ield, anu
...r stamp ded the feeders. especially
trYs. ia The outfeld. and after the hfth
mriue ID WAS apparently easier Tor
Richmond man 20 make "a hit than II was
90 strike out.
The LOCALS BATrED WELL.
@ot one Of the locals but found the
BAH one or NOR. times for safe nits, and
uebirds few over the plate almost con-
tlllously Twas just fun 20 watch them
.t least 10 the Richmond rooter; but the
Ioi1 sm0uth contingent soon got sick. ami
many Of them left the park aud their
money before th- game was concluded 10
seek consolation elsewhere.
There is but littlc 90 ten Of the con-
test that does not show In the score.
Thr birdHngs practically prayed the game
alone. and the Gr,enlrs simply stood BY
and looked at them. This ~ a good thing.
Lut IL ua5 pushed too far Glance over
IL anyhow. :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
SUMMER RESORTS.
A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT.
ALLEGHASY HOTEL,
GOSHEN, Va.

Beautiful scenery, high altitude. good
livery. and beautiful drives. twenty acres
of lawn. Cold Sulphur. Alum, Chaly-
beate, and other Waters on tap All tho
time All outside rooms open fc~ enc
summer. This Is the finest hotel and
most delightful summer resort IN the
State. Rates reasonable having been re-
duced. and Will be from So 10 gD per
month. Special rates for people who haVo
their families here.
Everything connected with this hotel
Is hrst-class and very complete. DO not
hesitate one moment but come right on,
Anything we have you can get Your
wants will be satisfied when you reach
here. MAHONEY * WOOD.
Proprlet0rs.
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uoC,SnRiDcr uATuS.

Swimming pool 50X5D feet. No f3gs. Sui
phur, Litha, and Alum Waters Boat
Ing. Fishing. and Hunting. Terms IS
10 g0-fms BTguFletDF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
LIZARK sCAREs 'EM.


OAKLEY. o.. July 25.-I.izark scared
all the entries in the nth race to-day ex-
cept 81 Maxim, and the race was declared
on. The best contest was the Trade race
for 2-yeer-O.d FLIES. one mile. Pepper
won the Onto stakes easily. Attendance
large; weather pleasant, track fast.
First race-four and half furlongs-
Belle Brunei 05. r. lsom, 4 to y won.
Alice w. second, Julie third. Time. 55ia
Second race-seven furiOngs-Leo Lake
C0i. Bergen. 3 to y won. The Reaper Sc
cond. Erendoo third. Time. liza.
Third Tace-one mile-Urania Q07. Chorn
eyen) won. Olive second. Jane T. third
Time. l:4iA,.
Fourth race-The Ohio Stakes. value
81 500. one and one-quarter miles-Pepper
0N. Perkins, 20 p won, Voorhees, Sc
cend Rhett Goo1e third. Time, 2.09.
FIFTH Tace-Declered off.
sixth race-four and half furlongs-
serena dM. Irving. TO ID won. Forget
second. Fair Lady third. Time, &c.
VIRGINIA COURSE.
WASHINGTON, July Sod Dominion
races:
FIRST race-half mils-Finance ~ Is
IN u won, Melinda second Come Home
third Time. 5Vis.
second race-seven furlongs-Paris 90
20 % won. Oporto second. BelizariIs third.
Time. ~
Third receive fuylongs-sir William q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
p,n,vo poprr4R At HOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs, Va Nov. (SpeciaD-A' ms seasVn
Of the year horseback riding Is the iaNor'te pAS'
AZ the Hot Springs. and young ana OLD VINO az
not here TO relieve their twnges OF rneum4''s'n
take their gallop daily. better place TOT ,"'
snort could not be found: the high elevation renders
the climate delightful and bTacing the roads a.
smooth and level. whether winding along the 'aisy
with the mountain ranges on either side OF slohs
the summit of OF tie ranges ITSELF b'cS 0'"s =
also popular out-of-door exercise. and mere are
many deyotees OF the wheel. the women predomi-
mating. 49,.
A sewing bee was held in the par!ors OF the VT
gnla Hotel on Wednesday for the oeneht OF mo
poor. Many OF the lady guests took par, s.-,..
Mr. S;erry's idea OF having afternoon yea serHtA
in the Office OF his hotel The Virginia, Is grow
Among the arrivals from New-iork during 10
week were Mr. and Mrs Frederick Hil.' t,e'ey !.
Griffith and the Misses Griffith. Mr ant MlS' ~
coin Cromwell G. II. Hughes, Mss Hughes r. :;
O'Brlen, Mr. and Mrs. ". q. Dun Mts D@v NJ
stevenson Miss Stevenson. Philip stevenson Mr'
ana Mrs. Eugene p. Peyser and George L. Desenss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
LAKEWOOD EXCITED ABOUT COLE
ENTRIES FOR THE oURNAMENT-RECENT ARRrv-
AIS AT THE HOTELS

Lakewood y J.. Nov. 2 (SpeciaD-With the tour
nament 70 begin next Thursday golf has the first
claim upon the interest Of Lakewood guests and cot
tagers A week Of sunshine. haze and the balmy air
of Indian summer has given the golf club excellent
opportunity for preparing the links. which now
in fine condition. The secretary of the golf club
Jasper Lynch has recorded sixteen entries for the
contest for the Laurel House Cup and the other con-
tests TO follow st. Andrews Club sends eight mem
bers-George f. Armstrong, Arthur Livermore,
William Travers Gray. ". II. Sands, B. Spa.ding de
Garrnenda. James Park, L. 3. stodlart, John Reid
and F. A. Wallthew; two men. r. II. Robertson and
Henry c. Trevor, will come from the shinnecocli
Hills club: the Lenox Cub will be represented by
Robert F. Phifer, the Morristown club by Arthur
Whiting and Robert Graham, and the knollwood
club by Granville W Garth and J. Scott McComb
The Laurel House Cup will be played for In five
match rounds eighteen holes, two on Thursday, two
on Friday and the final on Saturday morning. Sat
urIay afternoon will be given TO handicap medal
play eighteen holes. for which the first prize is
silver cup. presented BY the golf club. the second
gold medal: the third. silver medal, and second
silver cup as the best score prize.
The annual autumn meeting OF the New-Jersey
Forestry Association held Friday night in
the assembly-room of The Times and Journal
Building Preceding the election OF officers. Dr 10
State Of Pennsylvania. delivered an interesting ect-
- - , ,
formerly OF the Oriental Hotel Manhattan Beach.
the preparations for opening the Lakewood on No
vemDer Il extensive than IN any previous
vear since the house was first opened Every detail
u public and guest rooms receives the attention OF
Mr. Siiieck An Important change Will be made IN
the service OF the house. where co.ored servants
have alwavs been employed. Mr.. Silleck Will bring
the entire force. clerks chef. ETC. from the oriental
Hotel ,, A.,
Laurel House arrivals for this week include Mr.
and Mrs Robert stuyvesant MI. and Mrs. Harmon
D. Hull Mrs Howard Il Henry Mr.. and Mrs n l..
Ciriggs Mr. and Mrs. J. 2. Masovern, William Ma,
govern Mr. and Mrs. Frank {. Williams, MI. ana
Mrs Edward J. Brown. p Howard. Miss Howard.
NJ md Parish,
r A Petit F. NJ. Lupton. Miss Edna I-upton. ".
p. O'Connor. Miss Agnes O'Connor Mrs =. r
DALEY " H. and W. 3. Crittenden, Albert Gala
Tin j. NJ Gallatin. W c. Gibson, Durham Wheeler
Johnston Livingston and Hugh o. Pentscost or
New York: Mr. and Mrs W. Dodsworth, Russell b
Bedford and Mr.. and Mrs d. D. Mengam. Jr, OF
Brooklyn 80 A.,
Among Palmer House arrivals are Mr. and Mrs
George w Wentworth. Mr.. and Mrs. NandeVere, j.
Gordon Atkinson Charles Nanderpoole, the Misses
futile Mr. and Mrs Francis Wnslow, Henry G
Burdge Mrs NJ J WOLF. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Simons
and W W Ward. OF New-York