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New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
OPEN TOURNEY AT ATLANTIC CITY

The Country Club OF Atlantic City will hold its
annual spring golf tournament on April %. "A and
%. The preliminary round will be at thirty
six. holes. The first sixteen will qualify FOR
the Atlantic City Cup, the second sixteen for
the Presidents Cup the third sixteen for special
cup and so on for as many sixteens as turn in
scores Match play will occupy the last two days
of the tournament and in addition to the finals
for all cups on Saturday, April 25. there will be
an eighteen hole medal play handicap The Atlantic
City Cup was won in April. 1900 by ". J. Travis:
in December 1900. by Findlay s. Douglas, and in
November, 1902, by Mr.. Travis.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
ONE WAY TO PUNISH PuelLlsrs

Boston, April IA fine of 500 was imposed on
George Gardiner. pugilist in the East Boston court
to-day the fighter having been pronounced guilty.
or assault upon Peter Maher. with whom he re-
Gently fought before club here. Persons inter
ested consider the case important as il indicates
method whereby the authorities may reach bouts
gwen before private clubs with which the courts
had decided they could not interfere
Inc complatnantS against Gardiner vvara ,o1;o,
men VINO had witnessed the contest Attornaly(e -
Gardiner argued that there was no assait &C ~
men went into the ring expecting that blows oII
be exchanged. ' Oio"S "ouIu
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
RUSHING WORK ON THE RELIANCE.
Fifty Men of Her Crew selected-FittlngS
Being Placed.

Bristol R. L. April 1.-THE fitting Of the Re-
liance's rigging is being pushed to-oay raster ~ ti
- ~ ~, .4fort TO make UP fer the loss of time
occasioned by the storm yesterday. Additional ris-
gers are at work attaching the steel wire shrouos
to the mainmast The weather to-day was not Oh
the hest but the light northeast RAIN was hot
allowed to hinder the operations Inc liaiI9l l1S "
- - oi,,os+ will probably be completed to-day.
Abo,tt twenty sailors were to-day added TO the
crew Of the Reliance giving her now a 'oIal @ % %
fifty men Many Of the httlngs were Cat bI ,GU
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
Citations.
LILLE PEOPLE OF TIE sTATE OF NEW


Il York by the grace OF God free and fdeoendeut.
Veronika Schuz. Phliop
Erhard Bissinger karNline Lang Veronka KOCH
ss TI5aer Ehard Bissuger. julia Bissinger Erhard
tSfsr Freanor HGaer Society City %
Nev York individually and trustee for Ehard Bissn
Louise Hotter The German Hospital
snd Tspensary the City Of New York. The Me5ropot
and all persons Interested n rhs
OF Bssinger. late OF the County OF
Yo~s deceased. creditors legatees. Of or
greeting: You and each OF
cited and required personally be and before
Surrogate County OF New York. the Surrogases
said County held ct the County Court House IN
OF York. the 18th day q April. 1905
O'Clock forenoon of day
judicial settlement of the
~ proceedings MOsle and Charles Augustus
ustIicn OF the Last VIII and Testament
OF said deceased: such Of hereby cited.
OF twenty-one years. are required 20
guardian. II have one or u have
none. s:d sppy FOR 20 be appointed in
tke Of neglect failure TO do guardian
vii be the Surrogate 70 represent and
proceeding In testimony whereof
caused Court Of the said Coun
~ OF New York be affixed. Witness. Hon.
County. at the County Of New York. the 18Th
H. 81 day OF February the of Lord
hundred and three
J.. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Su-rogates' Court
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
PLANS FOR NATIONAL RIFLE CONTEST.

Washington April 16.-The national rife contest
board, composed of army officers and National
Guardsmen. with which Colonel Sanger the As
sistant Secretary of War is meeting assembled
here to-day The board is considering the disposi-
tlon OF the $500 appropriated by Congress for the
purchase of national trophy and other prizes the
contest for which is to occur yearly between team.
from the militia, the army. the navy and the ma
Tlne corps A number of designs for the national
trophy ana Tor individual medals are being exam
lned ny me board which will make report of its
test for the trophy it is said will be held at Sea
Cir. \. ] - - lN lIl -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
BRISK SEASON ON ARosLEY LINKS.

The committee sports at the Ardsley Club has
announced attractive gollng programme Tour
naments begin May with a medal play
handicap. and will continue until Thanksgiving Day.
On every Saturday and holiday special competitions
will be held. but nothing is promised in the
OF open tournaments. Winners and runners-up IN
the monthly handicaps win qualify for a separate
tournament in November and the usual semi-annuai
contests for the Presidents Cup viii occur on May
% and OCtOhar 81
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
MEL, KNOWN FIRM DISSOLVED.

Lexington KY April 1.-THE firm OF "oooaro
- -, siseolved the members forming each bust
,ass On fbe same line as the old firm " 7 WOOD
ard began the business twenty years ago. ten years
Coo W T. shanklin paid him s15coo for l- hal1-in-
ago " % 1a+e ,,ears they have disposed Of about
sf50 on worth of horses annudllN-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
ex.commoDoRE ROGERS LECTURES.

oldtine races river, bay and SOUND were In
fancy resailed last night at the NeW-fork facht
,-l,,t where ex-Commodore Archibald Rogers. one
az The best amateur helmsmen al tae uTf q an Ice
-, r ~ = sloop told i'm his lecture of many
tbrilline experiences ahoat and the ice in races
which many present at the lecture had witnessed
Fx the aid of a stereopticon the speaker was able
IN show pictures of Of the fastest races saleh
In the fifteen years.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
LIVE BIRD GUNNERs CELEBRATE.
Jersey Club Kills Pigeons to Mark Failure
of Law Forbidding

the bill to prohibit the killing of live pigeons for
sport was celebrated at the Riverton Gun Club to-
day. There was shoot at live birds designed 70
ent guests with the alleged "reminiscences Of the
sport. A dinner followed.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
CHURCH ATHLETES TO RACE

There is a lively interest among the members
of the ath'eti organizations gathered together
under the name of the Church Athletic League.
The committee having charge OF the games or the
Xavier Athletic Association and Company II. sth
Regiment. have arranged special l00-yard handi-
for mbsfS OF the league. II IS a handi-
cap race the outcome Of which Is uncertain
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
COLUMBIA eYMNAsTIc OFFICERS

Eugene Ashley was yesterday elected .a-+otr .
'he columbia gymnastic team. Harold $ Osborn.
E@S Ghosen as manager Of the team with William
r. Hills as assistant manager ~ " i'iiaIn
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
To HOLD SABRE TEAM CONTEST.

Al the Fencers' Club. No. 81 West Twenty-sec-
ords+ there will be a sabre team competition to-
marrow at D. m for a cup offered by the cluo.
which will become the property OF the cIuo VIII
rt,, II three times The teams entered are from
tha Fencers' Club the Turn Verein and the new
work Athletic Club
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17


First rae. fseng: four ouehalf furlongse-EzH- z
cent l09 (sullr1an). l, won clareTon IGS 9S - 80
49,, tn second. Bird Pond, i01 a Hal). Il 70
tbird Time o:5sk Montholon and Silver Spinner also
Second race (seTng; one mel-BsnSnab oe b,T CIea; 20
Seco1S- Fair Lass l07 (EIenry), TO 2 third. lime,
i:445 Class Leader. winesap, Roooco and imp Lazy
Third race (purse: and one-half
10 8 second Esherson. Io1 lEI Booker 70 l. Lafu'
T;rre 565 Loveiness and Shades Of Night sso
Eo,-4b Tsce CTennessee Brewing Company Stakes Slgo
added: selling furlongs)-ienTy bert oI. Loa ~
ETsN To won: Percles, Sc CReed( Il 70 l. secoiui
Rolling Boer los (7enry). 10 70 / third TING -
beI1 also ran J Deboe and Joe Martin lert al 'he
Fifth race (steepechase handicap about one aRd one
cuarer mfes)-ssuber 13s Ct McHughl. 70 I: Won Won
To-s Psdror 1872 CFIeider) 20 I. second ring
iz5 Cp Mchuiiffe). I. third Time 2;597z- HAND
Vice Daryl and Islip also ran . Lie, c,oss1rsI1
sixth race ceiling: nile and q 2,SITsTr
too eeco15. Georgia Gardner 101 (Sculleyl . TO J.
,p,rd Trpe 2.39A. Sir FitzhuEh and Joe Collins slso
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
BASEBALL
ST. LOUIS, z; CHICAGO, /.

St Louis, April 16.-The ST Louis National
League team defeated the Chcagoans to-day in a
hotly contested game, by of to l. Currie
and Ryan were in the points for st. Louis. while
Taylor and Killing did battery service for Chicago.
The local pitcher had slightly the best of pitchers
battle allowing the visitors only four hits In the
neld St Louis also eXcelled the Chicago club, the
locals having only two errors against three for
Chicago The feature of the game Brains one
hand stop of loves hot liner, doubling EyerS at
second. Attendance, 467s.
The score
r H E
St Louis s.............0 0 o o x-2 8 2
Chicago .-..-...........0 o O 0 o l o-1 4 8
Earned runs-St Louis Three base hit-Barcay-
Sacrifice hits-Srnoot. Brain. Curre- Double pays-Cur
Nichols: Brain. Farrell Nichols Hanon and
Evers Bases on balls-Of Currie, q Struck out-By
Taylor 2: by Currie f. Left bases-Chicago. B: St
Louis. Time-1:5S. Umpre-Mr Johnstone-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
,o.N E. MADDENs HORSES HERE

1ob, = Madden with carload OF lhorough-
breds arrived here yesterday from LeNiiis Ion ~
r,ho ,,orsss were taken to their owners paiIls a.
par,, The animals were said to be IN the
MOI f condition and ready to go to the races
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

P LoriIlsrd's " {. Cyuttics by lngoaS- ~ ont
by-Royal Una, l03- 3-.------.-- g Selb ~ Al
i
The BFoEn Monarch. 107--------. -ttisheT) o =
FIozei lo1 fRed.err) and 8 70 o. ,!ton az
(Reddtngroul u ] a. d 20 ana Tr,+.
aysrrin) 10 ard 2 70 J. also ran start so"'- ~
ing by a head Time. 5-5o7s.
SECOND RAcE-senlng: 3-year-olds' 01z toi''ne
William Fiss's ch Z GAINESVILLE by Gift a IA
tord-Niola l0e- lly1e,5 e0-l
B. Doyle. los. tl1oaIp al
Anna DAILY. 100 -tS~TeaI1et' =" - -.
Star and Carer. JOG (sIccaHeEty9 !" 90 >. Tom
Rice. 100 (Toonnsn), 10 20 ano p 1clsrr-
Cogan los (AlerJ and 8 70 i sIo S9srf fst-
"a 0CsnshEnl. 70 70 ! and % J. "fs' '"
Driving. by lengths Time ll-
THIRD R4cE-T45r ROSE STA -ST% 2-.ea ''''-
fgrjungs
a. ~ Walden 2 { Petutis. t9 ~ - -
q The Thistle-Psrsy. IL =, i.-s.,-' 81 2-i
Julia II. '-asst--, - Ia
Contentious, 1I2- -'lDii'
Nay Holiday lI2 tFuer) % 70 ana e iEgic;ie IL
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

SECOND RACE-For maiden two-year-olds- -Four
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES YESTERDAY

Pittsburg Z. Cincinnati. st Louis. 2: Chicago l.
Games between Brooklyn Nex-YoT'- at New-York
and Philadelphia and Boston, Philadelphia, postponed
o OF grounds.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
[S}l SPORTS AND -
"a

70 anS g ana to l; Hamburg Belle. 1I2 (Boesen).
ara st.sS pSnsloek, ll2 (Rederr 8.
go cinema fSlcAarcs. l12 (Martin) TO and IL 1,
dIst tanr Sart good Driving, length Time O5s.
and s.ie and Miss Shylock coupled Petuna
FOChih hACE-Selling; years and over: furlongs.
d Il HSoLsads ch. G. Oclawaha by
0"as--oIlce or Montrose, 1. 104
Muridosa. 4. s7....... CSiannon, fGannon g Ii
Hochet' l. ho------ -tOdoml e-5 SIS
GTaoen los (Tooman). to 1 and to l. and Miss
flsher lo2 tshea). 40 to - TO l. also ran
ieN' Easily oy length Time, 1:1sts.
FIFTH RACE-selling; 3-year-olds: 5l4 furlongs.
Miles Ffnlen's b. {. Caledonite by Bath
aIrspton-Caiedonia 106. .(Rice) Ii IA
oIoatS IlIa ieo ttioar) 81 -
ocean DFedii Ioo----..-- tMlnder) Al ID
Anticipation. 106 CO'NeiD. / to /; Alice
Leon 100 lMcCusky 30 to and 10 TO l. Glorious 1os
theenan 10 to and Adele Harding. 1o6 (king),
20 20 ano s /: Queen LOG (Martin) II
to /. also struggling. Easily by three
lengths Tfme-1:I
SIXTH RACE-S-year-ods and upward. which have not
won in 1902 1903: furlongs.
Boston Stables b. New-York II, by Sir
Modred-Aomenta. 4. HIS. .(GornleyO -
Coonist
Flara. 3. f13 Aiinderl 10 81
The RePent, lis (3urnsl. 8 and TO 5; Georgia
Pine 100 CHcCuskey). 80 to and to l. SpTng ollH-
100 (MchaeD and IL TO and Jola 30 rean1er1:
80 and u 10 l. also Start good Easily OS oHe
length Tine-1:32s
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
TROUT FISHING SEASON OPEN.

,F,attsburg, N Y April 16.-The trout fishing sea-
son opened N the Adirondacks to-day The ice
has been out of ali the lakes and streams 1or sew
eraI weeks and good season is looked tor' as the
water has had a chance to settle
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
,,nr,rss CLUB TO ENTERTAIN.

The entertainments and reception Of the DaunllesS
Rowing Club at the Harlem CASINO, ~
night is expected TO eclipse similar
81 The membership of the club Is CROWNS
rapidly
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
OPENING AT POLO GROUND TO-DAY.

1t was impossible to get the Polo Grounds IN
condition yesterday open the National League
baseball season there So the opening game IN
which the Giants and Superbas will meet on the
grounds of the former will take place at 4 o CLOCK
this afternoon. weather permitting. Inc oatuns
order of the teams will be about as follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

never come up in just that form BEFORE ana Go1 -
rests with Mr.. Moody to accept OF reyecI the P0E
ostiOn.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
FIFTH RACE-For three-year-olds and up"aro' Se'i4i
One mile and seventy yards.
!. thres years old and upward
SIXTH RACE-For maioens,
selling. Seven furlongs.
OLD HUTCH BEATEN AT MEMPHIS.

Memphis. Tenn, April l6.-The Tennessee Brew
ing Company Stakes was won TO-DAY oy r1eiitS
r2ert who defeated Old Hutch and Foxy Kane. the
ea1-o-i+es Two horses were left at the post The
summaries:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

pacING.-At Acueduct. Memphis and Oakland
p.SEBaLJA-N National League-Brooklyp at New-York.
Boston st Philadelphia; Pittsburs at CINCINNATI
chicago. ST Louis.
x-oIr-LakeHoo6 annual spring tournament westbrook
iuterscholzstic championship
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
NEW-YORK.

NEW-YORK.
Brown. right field.
Van HallTen. centre field.
McGann, first base.
MerteS, left field.
McGraw or Babb, shortsrop
Laud ar, third base.
Gilbert, second base.
W arner or Bresnahan
catcher.
Mathewson, pitcher.
Umpire-O'Day.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
\ PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF Hon.

Il Abuer c Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
Work notice Is hereby all persons having claims
sgsst Sigulund Weigner. late OF the County OF New
the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber place OF transactng business
the office OF BENJAMIN F. Foster No 81 Nassau
in the City New York before the hrSJ day Of
September 1898, next Dated HeT 19IS tae z5th day OF
Bl!SJA MIN T. FOSTER, Attorney 81 Nassau New
Ynrx
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Frank = FftzgeraId. a Surrogate County OF
York notice is hereby given 70 all persons having
G. McCreery. late Of the County OF
New York deceased. present the with vouchsrs
10 subscriber his OF tranSactinK
ccs OF william G. Orr, No. 81 Chambers
Igh OF Manhattan City OF New YORK
orr day OF August next
mated New York. 18th day Of January. 1908
HENRY FORBES MeCFEEEY. Executor
WILLIAM C ORR. Attorney for Executor. 81 ChamOsFs
Strsef Rornugh Of Manhattan. New YORK CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

BROOKLYN.
Strsng, third base.
McCreedy. right field.
I Scheckard, left field.
Householder, centre field.
Doyle. first base
Dahlen, shortstop-
| Flood, second base
/ McMaRus or 4 d c a n ,
catcher.
Evans or Schmidt pitcher
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

PITTs6URG, 7; CINCINNATI, 1.
Cincinnati, April 1.-THE National League base
ball season began here to-day. Twelve thousand
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

FIRST RAcE-For three-year-olds and upward Five
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

ABNER c. THOMAS, Surrogate Of the County o.
New York notice hereby given U al persons navns
tI yo@< deceased 20 present the vouchers
subscriber. her place
SLrsi1ess the Office Darlington & Pierce. IL
ISrosi1rsv OF Manhattan In the City OF New
I2arI IN or before 18th day OF August
OAOON ~ RITA w. DE Voc,
Administrators with the will annexed.
~.pprGcTON a PIERCE, Attys. for ADMINISTRATIVE
dUay n. 4 CIty-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

l. Franz T FftzserAld. a Surrogate OF the County of
New York Is hereby given 70 all persons having
New YORK deceased. present the vouchers
his place OF
ne otf = OF Geo BroWneI. q CoTcilnit
Street In the City OF New YORK before
o@f fSis9 ~ M New York the 26,h OF November 1902
GEO F. BROWSELl> LEWIS L ARBCTT.
for Administrator, Administrator
COrIandt New YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
is PURSUANCE OF AZ ORDER OF Hon

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. Notice given ali having claims
Francis Wall of the County OF New York
with thereof 70
place of transscting business Room
zoos, Broadway in the City OF New York.
before 18th day Of August
Date New Sth ebruary. 1903.
MARY A. WALL,
Administrative OF Francis h Wall. deceased
HARTMAN q FESSENDEN. Attorneys for Admins
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

l. rrark T FirzSeraId, Surrogate County
,.aw York notice is hereby all persons having
BlumenthaL late of ths County OF
Eew York deceased the same with vouchers
hereof 70 the subscriber his place tranacns bust
nsSs az the ofrce OF Stern Rushmore Nc 20 Wall
Street IN the OF Manhsran city OF New York
on or hefore the eighth day Of June next
T1sfsd New York 2Sth day OF November. 1909
ALBERT Bill MENTAL. Executor.
STERN a RTTSHMORE Attorneys for Executor. 40 Wan
Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
AIEXANDER-IN PURSUANCB

IL ~ an order Of Frank T Fitzgerald Surrosats
Of the County York notice Is hereby gwen 20 al
having against Alexander Harvey. late
~ re Co1pty OF New York deceased, to the
saa With vouchers the subscribers their
nIace of transacng at the Offices OF Curtis R
IatSawav No 20 Broadway Manhattan in the City OF
New York on before the Bird day OF October next
T,s+sJ sew York. 3rd day OF April. 1908
rCETS r 5ITYDAM. HERBERT L SATTERLEE. Exec
r-1rTs p HATHEwAY Attorney FOR Executors I'D
broadway (Nanhattan) New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

OF an order OF Hon Abner c. Thomas. surrozsts of
the County Of New York. notice hereby given % all
persons having claims against Pauline Baldwin late OF
County Of New York deceased present the SANE
thereof q subscriber. his place %
No. 3 Broadway. Borough OF Man
raan; in the City York before the hfteeuth
day OF September next.
Dated New York. March 3d. 1913
RADCLIFFE BALDWIN. Executor
MORRIS FAY. Attorneys for Executor. lbs Broadway.
New York.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
. OW \ NELSON.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN

IL orf5e- n, Hon Abner C Thomas. a Surrosats OF
County OF New notice is hereby given to all
Tn Claims against J. Nelson Low. late OF the
% New YORK deceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
place Of
o1ce of Underwood. Van Worst HOyt. No
Broad Street the City OF New 1r on Of before tns
OF June next DaSu '0 A0iA LIZ -0'u S3S VI
December 1Sc2 ,osu-Drr - rOvv r.-
rrHrDERwOOD VAN WORST & HOYT Attorneys for
executor 25 Broad Street New York City
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British noblemen, and that she is
wealthy enough to have afforded the
luxury.
Michael Grace, the young woman's
father, is brother and partner of W. r.
Grace, once mayor of New York., and
leader of the reforming County Democ-
racy, and then and now and always a
great South American merchant. Both
families of Graces have lived for years
on Great Neck, Long Island, on the edge
of the Hampstead colony.
Being big South American mer-
chant is exciting business. One does
get SO mixed up with revolutions. In
more than one recent civil war below the
cline" the house of Grace backed" one
side and the house of Charles r. Flint
backed the other, so that the war was
practically contest between two quiet.
low-voiced merchants in New York.
This queer complication is featured In
various of r. H.sDavis' stories.
Both Graces have numerous families,
Michael Grace's three beautiful daugh-
tiers were known in London as s.the
three Graces, Z and were favorites In So
ciety. Phipps' father was once part
sner of Andrew Carnegie. There will be
no lack Of means in the new household.
s..t. =S. 81 OWEN sLANGDON
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recruits. Hunting in this fashion is
common in the south, where it grew up
naturally by direct importation from
English packs of hounds and studs of
hunters. So far as know there is only
one place in the north where it is not
exotic. That is the Genesee valley,
in western New York, where the Wads-
worths have long maintained hunt,
the original of that described in David
Gray's "Gallops." At the Genesee hunts
it was once no rare sight to see the
neighboring farmers riding to hounds
with the master and his guests. fancy
that arcadian simplicity is past now.
The Long Island hunt is distinguished
by the daring of it's women riders. Mrs.
Hitchcock, Mrs. Kernochan, Mrs. Laden
burg and others have made the Meadow
brook famous by deeds of daring; and it
is ofrecord that the president of the Unit
ed States once broke an arm over fence
behind the hounds of John Aliens pack.
Of this hunt FOxhall Keene is master
and H. Seaver Page. Stanley Mortimer,
the Okies, the Clarks, the Havemeyers
are interested as riders or observers.
Bourke Cochran, the powerful orator of
Tammany Hall, who more than any 9TH
er one man won its recent victory, is a
frequent attendant, though past the
years of discreet riding.
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. Discomfort with Work.

That there is much discomfort with
work among the so-called middle
classes in America is due in large part
to the pampering of children, to the
supplying of their natural and artifi-
cial wants, and to the sentimental idea
that their day of toll will come soon
enough" In general, work is not q
curse, but blessing positive means
of grace. One can hardly begin too
early to impress upon children lessons
Of self-help by tasks appropriate to
their age and forces, and to beget in
them scorn of idleness and of depend
ence on others. To do this is to make
them happy through the self-respect
that comes with the realization of
power, and thus to approximate Ten
nyson's goal sof man: Self reyerence,
self-knowledge. self control :, Cen
tury. szss5 ID. ..zsss ..s@
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are few who can pay well for the best
seats. The others cannot, and aren't ex-
pected to.
All incidentals are cheaper in London,
much cheaper in Paris, unless one in
sists upon taking a midnight supper
at the Ritz or Metropole. In New York
the best seats are two dollars at the high
class houses. Cab hire is prohibitive:
the restaurants that make speciality
of catering to the ''theater crowd" are
all costly. Not only such resorts as
Sherry's, Delmonico's and the Waldorf
and Holland house, whose fame has gone
over the land, but such typical Tender
loin strongholds as Shanley's and Rec
tors spoif five-dollar bill for any
young man who ventures to take his
best girl there after the show. A new
restaurant has recently been opened in
this region. It soon became favorite,
because after the show actors and musi-
clans frequent it. The price of a din
ner or supper is $3.50; and the thrifty
proprietor charges an additional 25
cents for every guest who does not or
der wine ''for the good of the house. !"
All told, it tires out $40 bill to take in
the theater. Young men who have their
way to make think twice before irving II
often.