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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-01

" IRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Stanton. Va. School for young ladies.
Situated in the mountains of Virginia. Gil
mate and scenery unsurpassed. Prepara-
tory and elective courses. Special advan-
tages in Music, Art, Elocution and Ian
guages Buildings modern and complete
Write for catalogue. MISS MARIA PEN
DLETON DUVAL, Principal. Successor 10
Mrs Gen. ]. T.. 3. Stuart. jy1Stu, fri, d,qx
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03
GOLF AT BERNdRUSTIILE

Bernardsville, y. j.. Sept. 2-September promises
10 be the best month OF the season at Bcrnardsvie
1he number Of people here is large and bookings
are unusually heavy. The announcement Of George
w futile. the manager. that the Somerset Inn
would remain open through all of September, and
well INTO october. was received with delight by his
many guests Golf is still being played with
unabated interest. and IN the third and last special
tournaments play, on Saturday the silver decan-
ter prize offered by Livingston Clifford for the best
net score In the three matches was won by Thomas
b. Williams, OF New-York In the mems eighteen
hole handicap gold medal play match. the winner
of the Class prize was Newton +. Stout OF
New-York with score OF 81. The winner Of the
second prize was William B. Leonard jr OF New
York. with OF Sc. In the Glass B contest
the winner OF The first prize was Thomas B Will
iams. of New-York. with score OF ~, and the
with score OF Sc
The women's handicap nine hole medal play was
marked with good playing owing to the close work
of the handcappers The winner out Of thirty
two contestants was Miss Grace Eginton Of New
York. n scratch player, with a OF Is The
second prize went To Mrs. +. w Larom, OF New
b first prize Mrs F. A Lcay OF New-York
with score OF bs and the winner OF the second
prize was Mrs ]. H. Brennan. Of Ncw-YOrk. with "A
score Of g.
The winner OF the boys eighteen hole handicap
medal play was Harry A. Wilson. Of New-York
Dr. Granville NJ White. of New-York is spending
the season here.
Mrs /. /. Boudinot. OF New-York. Ia here for the
season.
Ex-Judge John +. Dillon and w f. warriner. OF
New York. the guests OF Harry Hubbard al
luncheon on Thursday.
Among the prominent arrivals from New-York
Lyman Rhoades NJ. A. Caldwell. s. a. Cunning
ham. r. Hoeipghaus and Norman !. Rees.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03

ALONG THE SOUTH SHORE.

Sayvllle Long Island, Sept. AT Babylon 1t Is
proposed TO form a cunning club, with headquar-
ters on Cap Tree Island. The island Is good
shooting ground In all seasons, but Is and always
has been public property. At the last meeting Of
the Town Board. September |. application was
made by a number Of Babylon and West Islip peo-
pie for the lease hundred acres OF ground on
Cap Tree Island. As there was little or no opposi-
ton the lease will probably be granted and ground
broken at once for the clubhouse.
At Bay Shore a much needed opera house is TO
be built before next season. and there Is also talk
Of building a casino the Hyde estate between
West Isp and Bay Shore.
The Marion Short recital on Thursday evening at
the Prospect House was great success. Miss
Short was assisted by Or. A. G. Root, barytone;
Rudolph Jacobs vlonist. and W. a. Schwab.
pianist
For the hotels Mt Sayville a successful season
Is nearing It's end and before long the cottagcrs
Will hold almost undisputed possession. The cot
tagers stay until the. snow begins TO fall and
some of them cannot be frightened away even by
blizzards. John and Walter Lispenard Suydam will
remain until winter, will the three Roosevelt
families, John a. Woods. Regis Post and Frederick
Bournes
Miss Ivy Ierriott. after having spent two months
in Sayvie. has gone TO Washington, where she will
visit her uncle, General Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03
COURT CALENDARS FOR TUESDAY,

Appellate Division Supreme Court Recess. ru,.,.
Supreme Court-Specai Term-Fart j, bei"a 80 q
church; No 2 Richardson agt. Douglas No 3 f.clu,,
agt prev No. l. BROOKLYN National Bank ast Mosn
Ma MaT.n aS c2amsey No = Excelsior savings
Bank agt Frise No s. Tannebaum agt. Mason; No. ~
Gulick ast. Freise No 10 matter ot iY' w. no svey ~
Fire Insurance Company: No H. matter Of Nealis 10
H. Brown ag Sullivan; No. 10 Schin agt sullivan 10
10. Garvey agt. Union Trust Company NO IL ISsl ~ ~
Morton; No Is Geneva National Bank agt PsclHc ~, ~
tional Bank OF Tacoma; No. ~. Van Horn tgt 'S. ~.
Horn; No. 30 Ernst agt. Hetm; No q onso1Wy,e&1 a & "a
Co No. and Byrne Manufacturing COMPANY asL
Manhattan Bottling Company: No "a McE"en agt Su'.
ander agt Brady; No 81 Link Watson; y. -
matter OF Henderson No. % People. etc ast seHnn, 49,
No &c. Peops es rel Go'an m as! M ~ Keaor
agt Dalton. No IS Taussig agt HOFFMAN House haS. W
Company; NO 49, Pearson ast cuthbeIt No 80 rp,
Iuena Vista Realty Company; NJ. AZ Maitland es,,
Cassidy; A. Naselli ag Plunkett No =! mater S
Morris ave and other cases., No ~, Mutual LaLe
Insurance Company agt Murray: No 40 Bloom AK, fins'
No so Sherman Grinneli; No 3l steinharder as
Howe No ~, matter OF Donaldson. No 9S Kelly ss,'
G5 Sociastic Cooperative Publishing Asso'auon ~,
Kuhn: No. Sc steinhardter ast. Howe. No o. spehNs
No So Groghagen agt. Third Avenue Railroad company;
No 90 matter Of Bndseid: No 6l matter of Wsner NO
o. Nochols agt Rosenweig No 6S. matter OF NoSo''s''
supreme Co1rt-speeai Term-Part I-Before Scott. J.
Court opens at ieS9 a. m sx ps,e mssg fsgsr,s g.
qsi Hsrse Anton ziss,perser ca,Sarne cOye James
C,,y courtCspeciai Term-Before Mccarthy. J-cout
opens at 10 30 a m Motions at 1890 a. m.
REFEREE APPOINTED
Supreme Court
Dy Smith. J.
Matter OF venahe-stephen II. Kesting
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
SOME INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT The
BUILDING OF GOOD ROADS.

A TEST OF SKILL AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
i, OF srpEpATH COMMISSIONERS NOTES
AND COMMENTS.
"As the necessity for good roaos li''ie"' ~
more frequent attempts are made by 'he VOuA
try road buildersto construct stone or nnacaua'i'
roaas or course. some OF this macadarizihs
,s excellently done but the great maoor''y y,
cases are characterized by an utter want OF una
expert knowledge which is required for seie.'
inc the best materials and using them IN 'ae
right way. Failures are,especaly numerous ~
respect TO the methods adopted says 80
Dorner chairman OF the League OF A"e ,..I
wbeelmen Highway Improvement Comrii''ee
~. s.o,o rood or any kind Is necessarily expen-
sive and a poorly constructed macadam road al
wavs means waste of considerable funds Inc
subject is. therefore deserving OF especial STUDY
and the farmers may be depended upon 10 Ia
m,uarize themselves thoroughly with the pi'"-
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03
IN THE WHITE MOTNTIINS.

Jefferson. ". H.. Sept. 2--The closing month Oh
the White Mountain summer has opened
most auspiciously with late applications I'm much
greater volume than usual A few Of the August
vacationists have stayed out their time and
beginning to move out but their rooms are quickly
filed by those who have been waiting. and at all
the chief resorts hotel report very satisfactory
September bookings Late arrivals OF New
Workers are:
At Franconia-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin w Strong,
Miss H. W. Strong and Fred Rose and family.
At Randoph-Mrs. Lillian Newell Pray and Mss
Frances Hannah.
At Plymouth-Bshop Potter and Master Harold
Potter
At Whiteheld-Mrs c. C. Goodwin Mrs Foster
and daughter, F. 8 Abel. Miss Agnes valentine
and Miss Hildegard Valentine.
At Twin Mountain-Daniel Barnes. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Baum. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tucker and
Frederick J. Foster.
At Jackson-Mrs. Lynch and maid Miss N.
Bailey and maid, Mrs j. NJ. Bailey and Miss
Webb
At Fabyans-s. NJ schwab, jr.. and family.
David spero and family Mr.. and Mrs Il. l..
Fountain, Miss Livingston and Master l.. Foun-
tain.
At Bethlehem-J. G. williamson, q. W Ryerson.
Mrs F. c. Cotton Miss Ethel Cotton Mrs, J. y.
hsrn ths Rev Ms and Mrs. a PEN
dleton Mrs. J. /. osborne, Miss Grase osborne.
InOmdS Lynch Jr MI anu oiIs - h oltlA'",
Miss Shepard and Miss Kate Shepard
At Profile House-Mr and Mrs II. d Tiffany.
Miss l. 7. Tfnay, George f. Tiffany, Mrs: Charles
D. Matthews. Miss Matthews. Miss NJ Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. Caroline W. Little. Winslow Lttle,
Miss Jennie Bodne. Miss Alice Chamberlain VI.
De Forest Bomer, Mrs. Frederick A. Constable.
Miss Constable Miss Edith Constable. Mrs. Wall
ter H. Clark Mr. and Mrs. 5. H. Francke. James
Stokes. Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Rhodes jr' Mss Ives
and Miss Webb -
At Mount Pleasant-Mr. and Mrs John H. Lly- Iy
ingston. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. LIVINGSTON w.
n Patten Mr. and Mrs f.. l. Hall charles
Everett McManus. and Mr.. and Mrs 4 r. "or-
At Intervale-Mlss Louise H. Kelsey, Miss Annie
H. Kelsey F. c Boynton William MacFarlane.
Miss Goodwillie Miss Rutter Mrs. {. A. Collins
ana AT Ens Sugar 'fii Hfili.Mrs. T. E Hardenbers T b
HaIde.,Ds.g. IT., Miss Ii Hardenberg. Ambrose
Hardenberg. Mrs Rufus King Mctarg ana MES rs
McHarg II. h. Kittridge, Mr.. and Mrs FraneIs I,sI
Hillhouse Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor, ana Ifo-
fessor and Mrs S Ringer -
At Crawford House-Mr. and Mrs Hehty ~.
Cooke Alex Hamilton Cooke. Mrs AeNahder
Barrie Miss l.. c. Ferris. Caswell barrie, ; Mr,
and Mrs Read Benedict, Mrs. Harry r. Heal ana
II. f. Heal .,r,uv
Miss Cannon. James F. McGovern and amy ny
MIR and Mrs Samuel ID. Styles. Mr snd Mrs'
Charles f. Bigeow and family. Mr.. and MIS-, IS.
L. Hene Fred NJ. Langdon. James ThoTne h@F~
per and family and Louis Agostini ,, 10,
At Jeferson-Mr and Mrs; isaac H. .1ueIIi u
and Mrs n r. Palmer and servant; Francis o. G
Comstock. Frank Knight, Mr. and Mrs tr4nc's II ~
Goyham. the Rev DR.. and Mrs. Lubeck pr, ,n,. az.
Mrs Charles f. H. Phillips. and Judge Theodore
H. Silkman and family of Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03
ON THE ST. LAWRENCE.
ENTERTAINMENTS IN HONOR OF ATToR-
NEY GENERAL GR1GGS.

rr,o,.o,a rsIonds Alexandria Bay, Sept. 2-The
soco, season at the Thousand Islands has received
new Impetus by the arrival OF Attorney "enera'
C;riggs During the week many receptions "e,o
given I'm his honor. Mr.. Griggs intends 10 REMAIN
with Mr. Boldt, at Hear. Island, about one "oon'
r. w. Dewey and party, Of New-York. have ar
rived for the remainder OF the season at '"'i' Bum
ner home on Friendly Island
J. H. .Olphant who has summer home az the
Thousand Islands, has returned TO New-York TOT
a few days.
one hundred and hfty OF the Old Town Merchants
of Baltimore recent guests at the Thousano
Island House. They returned home by way OF
Montreal and Boston.
one Of the finest catches Of FISH at the Rideau
this season was recently made by Or. Dean. OF
New-York DR. Dean hshed Troy and Griffin lakes
and caught fifty black bass all weighing over four
pounds
The convention Of the New-York Life Insurance
Association IA being held at the Murray Hhl fark
Hotel
Miss Sadee We're Milne, OF New-York, Is guest
of the Hubbard House.
Miss Utley Of New-York, Is guest OF MT anu
Mrs. c. n. Cook
Two hundred and seventy-iye Ohio and Michigan
farmers visited the Thousand Islands last week
on their annual harvest outing
T. b. Cantine Of Albany, and Mr. and Mrs f. T.
Smith. of Halifax, Nova Scotia, are Crossman
New-Yorkers recently registered at the crossman
House Charles Bere, Mrs. G. Penny ana MISS
Ida hanson. ,., -.
The local reception committee is perfectng ar
rangements for the entertainment or the delegates
to the State Convention Of the Independent OTder
OF F0resters, who are TO meet at Alexandra bay
Septcmber and G. - H.. .
short vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs; r.
Croub at the Thousand Islands. Mr.. GrouD Is
accompanied by Mrs. Groub. ,
H. r Daghistanllan. the Armenian reader ana
lecturer gave a literary entertainment at the west
Minister Park Hotel on August 80. .
Fifty additional rooms are 10 be buit as an
annex to the Central Park Hotel this fan
Two old World visitors at the THOUSAND island
House W. Toden sr, and W. Ioden' IT, OF
England. " ~,-.
Miss Nc Nonegal of New-York. Is a guest or her
mother at Thousand Island PARK 49,,
The annual reunion OF the IAN New iorK Art..
lcry was held at Thousand Island Park last
Wednesday. ,y,
The last Of an entertaining series Of semi. weekly
hons was held at the Thousand Island Yacht CluD
this evening. ,,
T. s Affiick Of New-York City, with his family
IS spendlng the summer at Round Island.
s W Seeck Of Boston, visited the New From
tenac last week. ,
Thursdays arrivals at the New Frontenac In.
cuded a party from Poughkeepsie composed OF
Mrs W II. Talmadge Mrs. Samuel II. Scott, MISS
Irene Van Kluck, Miss Anna w. Hight and Master
Alfred c. Scott.
Miss Milne. Of New-York gave a complimentary
recital the New Frontenac on Wednesday
morning
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03

Village tho rider hears TO the left to the Saddle
River Valley, In the direction OF paterson. Du.
does not 20 to that city. He keeps 10 the right
in Arcoa for Ridgewood From this point the
route practically follows the Erie haiir9au
passing through the stations OF that line. Just
before reaching Suffern the state line Is crossed
and Rockland County entered. A little further
on. and the beautiful valley OF the Ramapo
River is traversed. in a region made famous IN
the last few weeks by the much exported
Ramapo Water Company While this was orig
inally formed for the purpose of taking water
from the sources of the Ramapo RIVER Hs
scope was afterward enlarged To take water
supply from the Catski region in Greene and
Ulster counties, and practically all over the
State. The route to Tuxedo follows the wind
ings OF the beautiful Ramapo River with IRE
quent ponds. where the overflow plunges doWh
from the tops of dams with forest clad hills
rising either side, and much picturesque
beauty In the vicinity OF Tuxedo the finely
macadamiZed road temptS one to FOLLOW on
past the entrance TO the park and discover new
charms In the scenery which is now IN orange
County The return trip can be made on the
same road. or 1t can be varied by alternative
routes south Of Suffern by way OF Paterson and
Passaic.
The League Cycling Club OF Philadelphia. will
visit New-York as the guests OF the Century
Wheelmen to-day and Monday. To-day the
visitors will be escorted to Coney Island by way
OF the Brooklyn Bridge and the Cycle Path.
While TO positive arrang ements nave as YET
been made for Labor Day, the probabilities are
that the day VIII De spent at th' N'''' l,li bd''
of the New York Caledonian Club. at Washing
ton Park and Casino, Newtown. Long Island
that club having extended an invitation 10 the
visitors
President keenan, OF the League OF American
Wheenen expects to receive the indemnity for
the death Of Frank LEM. from the Turkish
Government. within short time. Lenz was
murdered by Kurds several years ago, and the
League has pushed the claim against Turkey
The Madison Wheemen's regular schedule to-
day will be an afternoon run, starting from
the clubhouse at . p. m. for Concy Island and
returning by moonlight.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03
LATE SEASON AT CAPE NAY.
MOST OF THE HOTELS TO KEEP OPEN ryvrr,,
OCTOBER


Cape May, Sept. 2-The summer season q. 49,,
resort Is not coming TO a close as soon "a sorna
expected. and the reason is that many % tho ,n,
tagers have decided TO remain until Octohor q,
order that members Of their households may na,
tcipate in the golf tournaments which Will no,
end until that date There are a large number a,
hotel guests also who desire - stay through Son.
tember. and because Of the heavy bookings which
the hotel men have made for September all ,hs
hotels will remain open except two.
A large number Of improvements 10 be made N
the winter talked Of One hotel Is 10 be largely
added 10 and another is 10 build a wing on i,s
ocean front while the building Of several cottazes
is expected. The Pennsylvania Railroad r. also
considering the removal Of It's excursion house 70
a point further west In the town. and erecting on
its site another handsome building
There have been many social Incidents this weex
and the dances. which have been continued at ths
larger hotels. VIII go on all through week 50
the big houses will be the OF activity in the
evening. as the beach and golf clubhouse are in
Judge John J. Jackson Of the United States Cir.
cult Court Of West Virginia. Ohio and Kentucky h
Mrs. f. Edwards. Of New-York, is Marine VIII.
John II. Taylor. Of New-York is among late ar.
Edgar Trick Hillary. Of New-York has Joined Mr..
ana Mrs. j. r. Hillary at the Star villa for the
Mr and Mrs. T. r. Trenchard OF Brooklyn. are
staying at the Carroll Villa
Mrs. Mary Weed. OF 81. Andrews, y. Y. is a gues.
of cottage friends here
r. VI. Hale is among New Workers who recently
arrived at the Lafayette
Mr. and Mrs. =. Elliott are among NeW-Y0rkers
the Stockton for visit
Benjamin F. Lee. Of Trenton. who for twen-
ty-seyeD years Clerk Of the Supreme Court Mrs
Lee and Miss Lee and MISC Roebling a daughter Of
the engineer OF the Brooklyn Bridge, guests
the stockton.
Mr. and Mrs II. Hawkes.. Miss Annie Hawkes. and
Miss Marie Hawkes. are among the New Workers
staying at the Lafayette.
no Dat ~ Nerv Xor
Misses Kennig at the ShOreham.
y. II. Stevens, Of w-York, has Joined friends
at the Stockton
Mrs. J. HetheringtOn, of Jersey City. has Joined
a number Of friends at the Star Villa.
William Duickman IS at the Colonial
A H. Gilbert. Of Ncw-YOrk is a guest at the
United States.
Miss Rae J. Harris, OF New-York Is a late arrival
at the Glenwood
Arthur b. Cummings Of New-York, is at the
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03
EXTENDING THE SEASON.
THE ATTRACTIONS OF THE GOLF LINKS CON-
TINUE TO HOLD THE CROWDS

THE ATTRACTIONS OF THE GOLF LINKS CON-
TINUE TO HOLD THE CROWDS
Deal ~ j., Sept. with what is ordinarily con-
sldered the end OF the summer season this resort
has taken a lease of life and there are few Of
the hotel guests and cottagers who will leave be-
fore October l. The handsome golf links re-
sponsble for this change Of affairs, and the coming
week will find the links crowded with players en-
gagged in important contests
The big event or the season Will occur on Monday.
when the Deal and Norwood clubs will play their
final contest for the championship of the North
ern New-Jersey Coast Both captains have agreed
that eighteen holes be played at Norwood in the
morning and eighteen holes at Deal in the after
noon. This will give each club equal advantages
and an interesting battle is anticipated Owing to
tho fact that the entire match will be played I'm
one day the contest will undoubtedly call forth os
much endurance skill. Tho members OF the two
teams are as follows: Deai-Lynch. Ballard Allen.
Conklin. Murphy and OConnor. Norwood Sim
mons. Kingsley. Maybon Henderson, Billings and
Ross.
Monday is also the day chosen for the opening
OF the new clubhouse on the Deal links The struct
ure is handsome one built In Colonial style
over $4,000 has been expended upon the building
plete golf club In the State The opening will take
the form OF a musical and reception
for prizes offered BY Mrs O. T. NJ: Harvey. The
c. II. Murphy and Miss Roston, G. T. Brokaw and
Miss Little. Toward Brokaw and Miss Barbour and
IL b. Billings and Mss Bray.
The Atlantic Coast Realty Company has offered
n loving cup valued at 500 for n club handicap
championship tournament. The orer accepted
yesterday, and the handcnps are being arranged by
Colonel Harvey.
Notable among the contests 10 be played the
coming week are the married women's contest. for
a prize set OF clubs offered by r. i; Wilson, the
professional: the team championship handicaps
and an invitation tournament OF the New-Jersey
Shore League.
Among the late arrivals at the Club Circle are
Club Cottage No s for the month OF September.
william A. Squires. of New-York. who recently
bought the corner OF Norwood-ave and Deal
Esplanade win shortly begin the erection OF a
country residence. TO be ready IN time for early
OCCUPANCY next sprinR
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03
WHITE MOUNTAINS COLONY INCREASES

Fabyan. n. H., Sept (specaD.-The summer
colonies at the different resorts throughout the
White Mountains have been greatly Increased In
the last week
one OF the seasons most brilliant affairs was a
burlesque masquerade given by tho guests OF the
Fabyan House on Friday evening The costumes
In many cases elaborate and clever.
Golf Is still the regnlng sport throughout the
mountains. and many interesting plays are being
witnessed at the Profile House links The frst
annual golf tournament is now In progress hay.
ing begun on last Monday. 1t consists OF match
play nine holes for women and eighteen for men
The tournament will last two weeks
Among the New-York arrivals at the Fabyan
House are l.. Bronner and family, L. DinkelspIei
and family. Miss Doob. Miss v Doob. H. Simon
and family. J. T.. Dobb. J. NJ Falk, c. Bondy and
Gutwillig, Mrs. G. Bloom and l.. Block.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03
tendance was large The decorations were sD.,,.s

tendance was large The decorations were sps,,.S
features.
Monmouth Beach cottagers attended two inter-
esting entertainments at the Country Club tb.
week. The first one a concert was held ON ruu.
day evening. and the second biograph open ale
exhibition was on Thursday evening. ~
The special attraction next Monday AZ the M,r
mouth Beach Golf Club will be the contest for tnn
Colonel william Barbour cups Mr.. Barbour H.
DR.. W. Gin Wylie has left seabright for a ,,av
In the mountains. ''H
Mr. and Mrs. f. i. Walton. Of Monmouth Roach
have gone to the AdrOndacks S"'
j. Harsen RhOa1cs presented TO Life SAVING g..
tion No. 4. at Monmouth Beach q nag reoont,S 'a-
Inc guests at the Octagon Hotel Seabright an,
won by Mrs. Wimpzer, Mrs PeaIe and Mr p,cbe' ,be'e
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03

Meetings will be held in the assembly roon, "i
the New Osborn House. South ST. Paul-st: Speotn' 40,
rates have been secured for delegateb. 80 Vn h
Wednesday evening. September q, there VIII De
an Illuminated wheelmens parade. The business
Sc ession of the convention will open on Thursuay
at 10 o'clock a. in the assembly rouln OH;
practical illustration OF sidepath building VII
be made at | D. M on the River Road atier
which the delegates will be escorted over the
West and East Henrietta paths 10 the ho.ei'
Friday September 20 there will be a morning
session at 10 o'clock. In the afternoon there
will be special train TO the Caledonia fisn
Ponds. returning TO Rochester by way on ,ne
session will follow. The chairman or any mem
Der of the commission Of any county is lnvl'eo
TO prepare paper on any subject pertaining "
sidepath building sidepath machinery, enforce.
ment of law. or any subject that VIII interest
the convention.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03
SEABRTGHT DIVERSIONS.

seabright. N. j.. Sept. 2-Golf st reigns su-
preme Two cups OF interest will be contested for
next week. One is the Presidents Cup given by
W. L. Strong. and the other the August Cup, . gift
OF H. L. Terrell.
The Peninsula gave Its closing hop Of the season
tonight. 1t was an Invitation afSatr. and the .
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03
DON'T DO 1T AGAIN.

From The Kansas City Journal
The District Court Jury at Chanute had Just re:
turned IA verdict finding Joe Morris not guilty ot
the crime OF selling whiskey. Judge Stwell turned
10 the defendant and said: We'll Joe. you can 60;
but don't you sell any more whiskey" =
And this Chanute incident somehow reminds US
Of one OF the decisions rendered by the famous
Judge Joyce when he was holding court az ,Iys hnys
or not guilty OF murder In a case where puohc
sentiment was with him. and he said:
"of course killed the man. Judge: everybody
saw M,
''wiM ~ hold yer yawpi ye are fool fer tsllla'
~ L discharge ya SeEYant 0e2Xaapooka>
New-York tribune., 1899-09-03

THE question How much does 1t cost mile
to ride bicycle? is like the question, How long
is string" said a veteran rider the other day.
THE answer depends upon premises when are
not stated. If the wheelman were to pay 800 Tor
his mount. ride II fifty miles and then reduce 1t
70 fragments with sledge hammer, the concu-
sion necessarily follows that his riding on that
ma rticpIar machine would have cost him 81