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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
POST FALLS.
From Our SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

From Our Special CORRESPONDENT
An Evolutionary entertainment at
the M. e. church is announced for
Thursday night.
1t Is confidently asserted that next
week will see the mill wheels begin to
turn again.
John Young has resumed his for
Der position as bookkeeper for the
i, s. Dart Milling company.
Miss Bertha Ross has been engaged
to teach the Hoodoo school. Her term
will begin as soon as the weather per-
mits.
The Methodist Sunday school will
render special Easter service at 10
a. III. Sunday.
At the caucus Saturday night all
the present town officers were renomi-
mated and the following additional
names presented: Messrs. German,
Shanks, Ed Nngle, Bennett and
Price,
Everyone interested in school work
Is cordially invited to attend both the
afternoon and evening session of the
Teachers Association to be held here
Saturday, March 20 Both sessions
will be held in the Methodist church
aud many teachers from adjoining
districts have already signlfed their
intention of being present.
Sam Walker is in the Sacred Heart
hospital at Spokane with bad cas-
OF blood poisen caused by severe
blow on the leg received by broken
belt while at work in the sawmill
On Sunday occurred the death ol
Mr.. Morton from pneumonia. The
remains were taken to Sprague fol
burial.
Tuesday night Mrs. Veard, who had
been i'll for some time, left the home
of her son-in-laW Mr.. Asimont and
wandered out on the streets. The
next morning she was found dead near
the meat market. AT this writing no
satisfactory explanation of the direct
cause of her death has been offered.
The family have the sympathy Of the
entire community.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Around the Pan.

"The reader may make up his mind
to be pleasantly overwhelmed by the
opulence and vivacity or "Around
the Pam, published by the Nutshell
Publishing Company, 1869 Third
Avenue, New York.
The wonder begins with the front
ispiece picture Of President Mckinley,
drawn in single line beginning at a
poiut on the cheek bone aud going
round and round in a constantly wild
ening circle, with waverings and
downbearngs Of the pen Ia the proper
places to secure detachment and shad-
ing. We are told that this portrait
SIS considered the most unique work
or its kind in the world. and If there
are degrees OF uniqueness we are will
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Notice OF Forfeiture

TO WIN. ]. LINDSAY and @. FRENzEN.
You are hereby notified that /. your co.
owner have expended during the year 1901.
one hundred dollars for labor and improve
ments upon the Graphite mining claim or
quartz lode, situated in the Priest Lake
mining, district in Kootenai county state
OF Idaho, and unless You pay or cause 10
amounting to $4,000 for your half interest
in said Graphite mining claim Cor the year
1901. together with costs of this ADVERTISE
ment, within ninty days after the first
publican ton hereof, your interest In said
claim win become the property OF the
undrlSiEned. your o-owner. who has com
pied with every requirement of the United
states statutes and the laws Of Idaho.
ANDREW GOBLIN,
First publication January ls. 1902.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the clerk
of the board of county commissioners
in and for Kootenailcounty, state of
Idaho, will receive sealed bids up I'M
til April II, 1902 at 10 o'clock a. H.,
for furnishing said county with wood
for the year 1902, as follows: lis
cords of sound fir or tanlarack wood,
to be cut from green timber not later
than June, 1902. also cords of pitch
wood. 40 cords of said wood and one
cord Of pitch to be delivered at the
poor house and the remaining "a
cords of wood and one cord OF pitch to
be delivered at the court house and
Jail, the entire am0nnt to be deliver
ed not later than October Is, 1902.
The board reserves the right to re.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the
board of trustrees of school district
No. 81, Kootenai county, Idaho, will
receive sealed bids up to pm. March
%. 1902, to build a school house and
out buildings and fencing the same
Ia said district. Plans and specitica-
lions can be seen at The SILVER
BLADE Office, Rathdrum, Idaho, and
at the postotlice, 4 lia', ldahn. The
right to reject an az al hids is re.
served. Address all .is q ] T..
Kuhle. clerk Of school district No. Ga.
BY order'' he trustees Of school
distric; M 81
J. l.. KUHLE, Clerk.
P. j. BENNETT, Chairman.
AthOl. Idaho, March s, 1902.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
SHERlfT'S SALE.

BY virtue Of Il ludgment ana decree OF Fore
losure ana order OF sale issued cut of The Dis
trict Court Of the First Judicial District in
and for kooten.ti county on the 27th day of
January, 1902, by tie clerlkithereof IN the
case of Albert Dlldine plaintiH VS. Isabel
Robbins and Lester Robbins. her husband.
defendants, and 70 me. ~ sheriff, directed
and delivered. win proceed 10 sell for cash,
lawful money of the United States. at the
hour of 10 O'Clock a. M on the 25Nh day Of
February, A. ID. 1902. IN front of the court
house door, in the town OF Ra!hdrum, In
kootenai county, state OF ldthc. The follow
ing de scribed property to-wll:
Lot No. seven IN block enc II the town Of
Standpoint. kooi cnni aonute. ifiilno, accord
ing to the plat of said irMn siied With the re-
corder of kuotcna cpH .sdli,,, on the 18th
day OF June, 1893, lrNl,n ~, 81. i property
OF Isabel Robbins Ans l.,4ios spAbins, her
husband. to satisfy j iuagtleu amounting
TO $3.50 10 IN favor ot Albet b,ltliie and costs
and accruing co,iS
Given under my h@nd ,!il7 aJt, lay OF Jan
uary. 1902.
= W DYER, Sheriff.
H. III RnApngffsy Ibluf.x
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given that |. the
undersigned, have taken up at my
place Of residence about five miles
west OF Rathdrum the following de.
Scrlbed estray, u wit:
One yearling heifer calf Gf a griss-
ley color, no bfand. The said ami
NAL was taken up 10y me on or about
the lsI Of December 1904.
BY calling at my place, proving
said animal To be his property aud
paving the charges thereon, the
owner thereof may have possession OF
same. Dated this 10th day Of Feb
1902.
JAMES ERIKSON.
Hauser. Idaho
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
NOTICE.

The Clerk Of the board of county
commissioners in and for Kootenai
county. Idaho, will receive sealed
bids up until April 7, 1902, at 10
o'clock a. nj, for doing the county
printing and advertizinp tor the fiscal
wear cOmlnen ing on the second Mon
day in April, 1902, aud ending on the
second Monday in April, 1908: SAID
bids To be made on revised lists and
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
ject any or all bids.
BY order of the board.
JNO. q. CALLAHAN, Clerk.
Dated at Rathdrum this 9th day of
February, 1902.
Estray Notice.

Estray Notice.
Notice is hereby given that tn
undersigned has taken mp at his
rancho, two and one half miles south
OF Rathdrum, an estray described as
follows: One sorrel horse, about
three years old, weight about $50
pounds; branded with spring seat
hook, or j. f. connected on right
shoulder.
Owner can have same by paying
charges and proving property. Taken
up February 25tb, 1902.
Il. r. SATCHWELL.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Call for County Warrants

Rathdrum, Idaho, March %, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that am
prepared to pay the following de-
scribed Kootenai county warrants,
with interest. Interest ceases ten
days from the first publication of this
notice:
Current Expense Fund.
Warrant No. 1921 to No. 1865 in
elusive. Series of 1900.
First publication March. %, 1902.
w. j. MCCLURE, Co. Treas.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22

include all blanks aud printing AID
advertising that the county may re-
quire during iheyrar.
The board reserves the right To re-
ject any or all bids
BY order of the board.
JN0. @. CALLAHAN, Clerk.
Dated az Rathdrum this 9th day OF
February, 1902.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the as
SCISSORS Office Will be closed from
March LIST to October LIST, 1902. All
persons having business at the Asses
sor's Office will transact the same
through the county auditor.
BY order of the board of county
commissioners.
JNO. G. CALLAHAN, Clerk
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22

ing to believe that this is most the
thing of which there are no dupl-
icates. OF course there is text in ad-
dition to the pictures, and we should
be surprised indeed to hear from any
purchaser the opinion that he had not
got his moneys worth $780,"
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22

G. M nm To loan on KoOte-
N,VV.VVI mai comfy lands.
j. MONROE HEATON
3l-32, Jameson buildson, Spokane.
Washington.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Peter Lindstrom. defendant.

Notice Is hereby giFen that "a writ of at
tachment in the above entitled cause has
been issued out OF the district court OF the
In and for the county of Kootenai against
the property of Peter Lindstrom the defend
ami In the above entitled cause.
IL testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of the said dis
trict court, this the LIST day OF February. 1909.
[sEAL1 JNO. G. CALLAHAN
Clerk of the District Court
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22
Notice Of Issue Of Attachment.

In the district court of the First Judicial dts
trict of the state OF idaho in and for the
county OF kootenaf
g. Il. Riggs and b. l.. Walrad,
plaintiffs
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-03-22

~ W llYGN, Sheriff..
f. IL BRADBURY pppnY.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-30
YACHTING.
INDIAN HARBoR YACHT CLUB MEN
WILL COMPETE FOR HONORS
NEXT SATURDAY.

There will be handicap races. under the direction
OF the Indian Harbor Yacht Club. on August g
under, also for saiabOuts, and race for launches
80 feet and under The starting time for each
yacht entered for the handicap and the launch
races will be printed card issued on the day
OF the races. The handicaps and allowances viii
be posted at the clubhouse not later than D m
This is a new departure IN starting yachts. and
one that many yachtsmen believe Will be perfectly
equitable. At least they seem willing TO try the
experiment The preparatory signal for the start
of the handicap race for club yachts will be set at
2:30 2. The launch race viii be started aftsI
the finish of the other races
The course for the yachts IN the handicap RAGS
will be across starting line indicated by two
markboats anchored in the harbor, of the club
house. to the gas buoy OF the eastern end OF Little
Captains Island southeast one-half SOUTH, ons
placed quarter OF mile south OF Great Captains
Island southwest BY west). one and three-eighths
miles; thence to the red spar buoy of the western
end OF Great Captains Island (west by north. hall
nOrtnJ, hal1 Inlei thence 10 the red spar buoy oU
Sarmel Reef north by east. one-quarter east,
markboat at the starting line (east-northeast. nah
sastl one and one-eighth miles. This course is &c
all buoys and marks TO be rounded the star
For the club sanabouts and launches the course
will be across the same starting line to the red
spar buoy on Newfoundland Reef. thence to a
Of mile north Of Little captains Island: thence
to the outside markbOat at the starting line This
course to be sailed twice over. making six nautical
miles
Flag Of the code. displayed five minutes prio.
to the setting OF the preparatory signal will ind-
direction and all buOys and marks rounded on ths
port hand Launches will be rated for time allow.
length. multiplied by the horsepower and divided
by the extreme beam The regular time scale fol
by Frank Bovine Jones. chairman OF the regatta
committee; at No. y Broadway. up to Friday. Au-
day of the races. On Saturday evening smoker
will be held at the clubhouse. beginning at So
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-30
INVADER FAILED TO APPEAR.
DISAPPOINTMENT AT LAST DAY OF LAKE
YACHT RACING.

Rochester. July 2s.-The weather conditions for
the last day OF circuit racing. under the auspices
OF the Lake Yacht Racing Association held OF
Ontario Beach, to-day were favorable. with the ex.
ception OF light wind which throughout the day
did not at any time exceed five knots. and gradI-
ally died away in the afternoon
The course to-day equilateral triangle
three and one-third nautical miles to a side. The
45. 20 and So foot classes sailed twice around this
course. while the 80 25 foot and knockabout classes
around but once.
The chief interest in Rochester and Charlotte VI
TO this morning had been centred in the OF the
SO-footers This race was TO have brought together
the two Canada's Cup winners. the Genesee and
the Invader, and the defeated defender the Beaver
However late last night IL was learned that neither
the Invader or the Beaver would be here contest
with the Genesee. and the race in this class feu
fiat
Members of the Rochester Yacht Club. and
shippers generally the Canadian and American
sides, have expressed much surprise at the fact
t-te
race II was the understanding that if Mr. Van
Voorhis took the Genesee to Hamilton Mr. Gooder-
ham was to bring the invader 70 Charlotte Al
the end OF the Hamilton races Mr. GOoderhaul, who
received the prize won by his boat refused TO bring
the Invader across The Beaver on account or bad
condition. could not be here to contest.
Interest freshened a little this morning when Il
was learned that the Canadian, one of the chal-
lengers for the Canadian Cup, TO try cOnclu-
boat and on account of its snaps and appearances Is
styIed the ne conn. u vas Geslsnsd ~ Eatnef
Forry-nve-root eIass-Jarvss Merry Thought Toronto
fourth Aggie. eth.
Forty-1oot classNraochs Chinook, rst wsfrs C1ytia
Hamilton. second; Neola, ala not finish
Thirty-fve-foot class-van VOOrhss Genssss.
Thiry-soot eIass-AIIers Nox Rochester. hrst Aresi
Teaser Rochester second: Whitconlhs Naomi. Hank
twenty-five foot elassovner's whlrl Toronto. nrstI
Knockabouts-Pstrel. Arst: veritas second Only tws
starters
New-York tribune., 1902-07-30
LAWN TENNIS.
THE DOHERTYS WIN ONE DOUBLES
MATCH, BUT WITHDRAW FROM
FINISH OF SINGLES.

Longwood. Mass July 29.-The tennis at the
Longwood Cricket Club to-day was disappointing.
Large crowds gathered to see the Englishmen'
r. L. and II. L. Doherty, in what was thought
would be good matches. Both did playing,
winning their match in the Eastern doubles in the
morning. and H. l.. Doherty in the afternoon de-
feating J. c. Neely in straight sets R. F. Do
herty then played a set and a half with Richard
Stevens, of New-York. but rain put an end to the
play for the day. Both Dohertys then withdrew
from the tournament for singles, and for the rest
of the week will confine themselves to playing In
the Eastern doubles in the hope OF winning 1t. so
that they may meet the Western champions, Col
Inns and Waidner, at Newport next month In ad-
dition. NJ. d. Whitman the former American cham
pion, also withdrew, so that. with the exception
of L. Z. Ware and Hocombe Ward. there is no
first class player left in the singles.
Had r. +. Doherty and NJ D. Whitman remained
In the tournament they probably would have met
TOMORROW The first meeting Of these two cracks racks
viii be at Brooklyn next week Tor the Davis
The principal match Of the day was between
dimes III Is sho%ed SHse some H "a abty to- hold the foreigner
but rule he was outclassed.
nouncement OF the dTawngs With s,rs match aIa IN
MMi' snd \ 2 Haiowei jr, in straight sets. They
will have set matches Tomorrow. summary OF
to-day's play in singles;
Second round-E. W. Leonard beat W. l. Jennings
G r2F4 ksgss 5SS@da beat S'i@ s. SSas Wise L fs'y
poheTIy beat J. . Seeiy q 4 Ivb,tmae ~ a,e
beat 4. W Leonard ca e-2 10: l. 9 Wright beat
II " warner 6-2. 6-3 6-1; ". ]. Cother beat NJ y
whitman by default; r. stevens beat r. Doherty by
default.
Fourth round-L. +. Ware beat H. l. Doherty by de-
fault
Doherty Beat Sf1ih Hsilowen and S. "a ca e2
An explanation OF the withdrawal OF the Dohertys
and Whitman from the singles was given out to-
night. AS the Englishmen came over to play IN
the international and national matches. they had
nothing gain by playing matches in the Long
singles. To play in the national tournament
It Is necessary for them 10 win the Eastern doubles
thaV u
matches II they win the Eastern doubles they
VIII play al Newport against the Western cham
pions. Whitman withdraws as he believes he Is in
form for the interna tona match. and does not care
10 exert himself In the Longwood matches.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-30
THE RECORDS.

In the first of the present series OF games at the
Polo Grounds yesterday between the New-York
and st. Louis teams the from the West won
rather easily. The New-York players did not
handle the bat with much success, and but for
wild throw by Barclay the home players would
have been shut out. Currie pitched finely and 1T
was not his fault that McGraw's men were not
blanked The fielding play good. though not
brilliant.
Taylor pitched fairly we'll up to the eighth inn
ing In this inning he hit for three
Bresnahan took his place the bat In that inning.
and Miller pitched out the game. Smith did the
best all around work for the New-York team.
Neither side scored in the opening inning. but
in the second the visiting players scored run and
took the lead. Donovan led off with hit to
centre field. and Farrell hit safely WELL Kru-
gers out at first advanced Donovan to third. from
where he scored on Hartman's drive to McCiraw,
In the sixth inning one went TO st.
Louis on hits by Nichols, Farrell and Barclay. and
a sacrifice by Smoot. In the eighth inning the
visitors tailed three and settled the game.
Smoot hit safely and so did Barclay. Smoot
reached third mun by McGraw. but was
forced out at the plate by Donovan. Farrell went
TO first on called balls, nllng the bases Kruger
went to first and Barclay scored error by
Smith. and when Farrell stole third Donovan ran
home on rather slow fielding by McGraw. Farrell
scored HartmanS hit to centre field.
The New-York players escaped shut out in the
last half of the same inning. Bowerman hit safe
the bat. On a wild throw by Barclay, BOwerman
ran home The score:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-30
WAX TAPER WINS AT DELMAR.

St. Louis. July Z9-Wax Taper to-day at Delmar
galloped a good field of handicap horses IN inc
feature race of the programme at one mile ana
a sixteenth Varro and Alice Turner had a hard
fight for the place, the former getting IL by neck.
The weather was clear ana warm anu 'he '"Oh
fast. The summary:
First race selling: furlongs)Zanetto. 124 oDalel
10 70 Won: Mona b. CTompkns), to J. second;
Hazel Hughett. CBeIp, to l. third Tine
Second race (selling. furongslPourpoi tas 4,"o
CseID 10 2 won Harry Griffith. llb Ct. WaIsh ~ 70
2 second Jack Young. loS Batus'e). 10 l. thrd
Third race CseIling furongs)A sses snent 1is CT
n T3rien) to / won; Prince. ll2 CBooker) 10 20
J. second: Wei Vance 119 o. Haro. II 10 /. third
Fourth race Zone and onesixteenth mes1-Wax Taper
a5 G3attistel. to ! Narro. lO3 tE1 MattheWsl
8 20 / second; Alice Turner. 1o7 &C. Bonner) b TO l.
Fiftb race fselng; seven furlongs-Ciaes. lo7 cr
yyaish1 g 70 s won; Bengal 1O5 IT. Dean, 20 J,
second; Van Hoorebeke. lG2 Gaustel. 70 !. third
Time. 1881. ., -,
sixth race (selling; three-sixteenths miles,
Jose F.. 81 CC Bonner), 3. Netie Regent. 20
QIoubre). second; Menace. IoS IT Walsh. II 10
s. third. Time. 2:02H
New-York tribune., 1902-07-30
GOLF.
ADDED PRIZES FOR sHINNECOCK HILLS
TOURNAMENT.

Several additional prizes have been offered for
the annual tournament Of the Shinnecock Hills
Golf Club. which takes place Thursday. Friday
and Saturday of next week. w A. Putnam, of the
Dyker Meadow Club. who is spending the season
at Sninnecock has presented a cup for the best
round OF eighteen holes made during the tourna-
ment, and A. b. Boardman will offer a consola-
tion cup for the fourth eight in the match play
The response the clubs invitations has been
general that in all probability more than fifty
will start in the qualifying round This round will
be at eighteen holes. medal play, and four di-
visions of eight men each will qualify for the
match play. Beside this there will be general
handicap the last day. for which a special prize
has been provided. The tournament is open only
TO members and subscribers of the cluo
and such others as they may invite, but the
invitation list includes practically all of the better
known golfers IN this section of the East The
club enjoys n reputation for generous hospitality
and. with the social diversions arranged by the
members of the neighboring summer colony, the
tournament promises be most attractive. Sew
eral radical changes have been made in the links
since last season. The woTnen's course OF nine
holes has been thrown into the mems course, ana
the poorer holes elimina ted the ground is In
capital shape for the contest. Entries Will close
at D. m, on August 6, with ], A. Seayer, super
ntendent OF the club, at Shinnecock Hills, Long
Island. On Saturday, August 90 there Will be a
handicap open members and subscribers OF
thlrty-hve years OF age and over. For this a cip
has been offered by Colonel Robert NJ Thompson
New-York tribune., 1902-07-30
ONE FAvoRITE WINS AT HARLEM

Chicago July 29-Only one favorite won al mar
lem to-day. The other five races Went 10 W.
second choices and three heavily played OUTSIDERS
James Dupee, who rode questionable race on
Helen Paxton IN the steeplechase last THURSDAY,
was indefinitely suspended to-day by the Judges
OF the Chicago Jockey Club The judges e.so S
recowuendpd that Dupee'S license be revoked.
FSrfber inVestieatIon IS being made, tending to
connect an owner with the alleged fraud. feIT9
Paxton beat a much better field in the EmeIaiu
Stakes yesterday and this settled Dupees cas9
Weather clear and COOL track much improved
summaries:
First race Csx furlongsJAlee lo2 (itanschl 10 10
won. lane Holly, 97iz Donnelly), 10 70 !. second
souersaut 50 q. walsh), IL third Time l:l5
second race (fve and one-han furlongsl-Poor Boy
iO7 (Coburn) /, won; Lendin H. DominIckl. :
to l. second: Colonnade ll2 (Knighp. 10 = third
Time. 1893. a.. -, ,,-o,ss,
10 10 !. won; II You Dare lO4 u. Mrghtl, 70 l.
second: Orla e1 q. Hegeson) i3 to z third lime
1:I54s. 100 l-...,.., \
70 J. Gresor k 1l3 (coburnl Q to second Tom
Coran hi (BuchananD. IL to l. third. Time, III.
Fifth race zone mel-Bragg, 10 CCoburnl, r 10 o.
won. Harry New ll0 buchanan 10 !, second; Dewey
(Ranschl. to / third. Time. 1:44.
sixth race selling; and one sixteenth nIIes)--
Chorus Boy tCoburuD 10 /, won; Jrchln IOS o.
BeD. S to l. second Rock H. SIS Gielgeson>' to l.
bird Ii.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-30
CONTESTS AT BAY RIDGE.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY CRESCENT ATH-
LETIC CLUB FOR INTERNATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIPS.

According to the officials of the Crescent Athletic
Club there is chance that President Roosevelt
may he a spectator of the International tennis
championships which will be held at the club
grounds al Bay Ridge The first games will be
played Wednesday, August s. and the contests
will be continued Thursday and Friday. In case
Of rain causing a postponement. the Saturday is
left open. President Roosevelt is fond of tennis,
and 1t is said that If the Chief Executive make
the necessary arrangements he and his family will
be the guests of the club one day of the tourna-
ment.
Admission to the games and grounds the
days OF the matches will be by invitation only and
the requests for tickets indicate that large
number of enthusiasts wish to see the English
men. the Doherty brothers, and DIR. Prim play
against Whitman. Davis and Ward. There viii be
two single matches Wednesday, starting at
$3.50 p m. The doubles will be played on Thursday.
and two singles Friday. The grounds OF the
club at Eighty-ffth-st. and the Shore Road,
Bay Ridge, and thev can be reached by way of
the Fffth-ave elevated road by the Thirty
st. ferry. The boats General slocum and Grand
Republic will also to the club wharf from the
Battery the days OF the tournament