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New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
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Tuxedo Park. n, y, Nov. 2s.-The week at Tux
edo was rather dull. many OF the colOnists wers
in town for the horse show. \ number came out
to-day for Sunday. however.
y golf tournament In progress on the links
and the November court tennis was started.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer gave a hsuSe
party during the week end for Miss Eleanor Eor-
timer followed by 4 dinner tonight. which was
attended by number of young people.
Among others who had house parties were Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil. Nfr and Mrs William
r. Dinsmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop McKirn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Havemeyer. tr have closed
their cottage and gone town for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Tams are at the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos I. French will open Tuxedsu
for the winter next month. and Mr. and Mrs. J.
+. Harris viii spend the winter IN the Price Collier
villa. in West Lake Road
Mr.. and Mrs James Brown Potter spent the
week at their villa, and Mr.. and Mrs II I. Nicho
las were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. A Snow.
Other late arrivals Mr. and Mrs. AIhro
AIKEN. J. +. d. Lanier. J. NJ. Hare. Newboid Nor
ris, John r. Pope. Charles /. Lawrence. John
Mrs J. G. Marshall. Edward b. Kitching Mrs C.
c. Delnonico. Miss Delmonico. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Il. Edwards. William b Moore. Charles W
Gould. MIR. and Mrs w. r. Belts. Mr. and Mrs j.
Chauncey McKeever. T. sufrern Taller and Wis
count de Perigny
Mr.. and Mrs peveau have taken ths Garrison
house for the winter. and Mr.. and Mrs. william
Kent will spend the winter in tho James Kent
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b Alexander vacated their
villa Wednesday and have gone to town
Other departures this week were the Rsv. and
Mrs. George William Douglas and Mr.. and Mrs
Rowland PeU
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
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Washington Nov. 23.-Baroness HengelmuNer
wife OF the Austro- Hungarian Ambassador. has
gone to New York for a short visit The baroness
will resume her Sunday evening receptions later
in the season, and, like all Of the women OF the
Diplomatic Corps, will establish regular day at
social season.
The Ambassad from Russia and tho Ambassa-
dor from France have returned from New YORK
where they spent few days this week.
Captain Livonius. the new military attache
of the German Embassy, who succeeds Major Kor-
ner arrived I'm New York to-day, and Will come
at once to Washington to take up his duties.
Baron +. HaymerIe, secretary Of the Austrian
Embassy, has gone 10 Canada for few days
shooting
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
PROHIBITION AND LIQUOR sTArIsr,cs

u
1t is stated by Prohibitonist leaders that the
rtory which is dry now includes fully one-thir1
of the entire population of the United States The
estimated at thirty-three million or more than ton 20
times the number thus protected against them
selves "A quarter of century ago, One would
imagine that the expected benehcent effects Womb
be shown I'm corresponding falling off of the con-
sumption OF fermented and distilled alcoholics heI
erages but the returns OF the internal revenue col
lectors show such effect. The receipts from
whiskey withdrawn from bond for consumDtion
continue TO mount from year to year, and the out
put OF the brewers of malt liquors continues 10
Increase Nor is this increase merely proportionate
TO the growth of population; on the contrary the
per capita consumption in 1905 "a little more than
twenty-five and one-half gallOns) was nearly twice
the per capita consumed twenty years ago
How are these statistical facts to be reconciied
with the claim that the extension of prohibitory
legislation has the effect of diminishing Indulgence
IN stimulants? To assert that the sixty million
people living in the territory where the sale of
liquor is licensed consume all of the two billion
gallons, or thereabouts which tho country annu-
ally produces would be to maintain AN absurdity,
ano. moreover. it would be demOnstraby untrue
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

the Euxine and Germany plans a waterway
from the Rhine to the Mediterranean. Not one
of these works is or will be comparable with
this Atlantic Coast waterway in value to COM
merce, nor does any one of those nations need
the improvements it has made or Is to make more
than need this one. Already our natural
resources are so fully developed and in some
cases are so near exhaustion, that America can
no longer afford to neglect any means which
any other nation employs for the expansion of
its commercial and industrial facilities.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
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IBy Telegraph Tho TribuEe.I
Newport, r. 7, Nov. 23.-Mrs- Lorillard Spencsr
started for New York to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Fearing. IT., Mrs. David
King. r. A. Fisher and Dr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Wood
OF Boston; MIR. and Mrs James Lor!ng Worden, OK
New York Dr. and Mrs. Morton Downes OF Phiia-
dephia, and Mr.. and Mrs James Taleott OF New
York, are at the Aiunchinger-TSing cottage. Most
of the arrivals came 20 Newport TO attend ths
funeral OF the late Frederick sheldon on Monday.
The Rev. and Mrs Morgan Jones. Of New York
the guests OF Miss Skinner In Red Cross avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

The silver lining of the cloud at last appears.
refulgent and glorious. Rents may RISE food
be more costly and the wages of domestic help
ascend to inaccessible heights. But why should
these things us? According 10 the Imperial
Academy OF Sciences at Vienna 1t has now be-
come possible to produce radum at only about
one-third it's former cost. so that the market
price of It is likely TO fall to not more than
S1,OO0,000 an ounce. With radium so cheap,
what matter If the Thanksgiving turkey does
roost high?
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

marked in several European countries than It
is here. The merits of some of our temperance
legislation may be open to discussion; but mt
least it cannot be truthfully maintained that
this country or any part of it is alone or unique
or even extremely advanced in meddling with
mans supposed right to get drunk.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
THE CABINET.
rFron The Tribure bureau.

IFron The Tribune Bureaul
Washington, Nov. 23.-The Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs MetcaIf will attend the army and navy
football game. and besides Rear Admiral and Mrs
Willard H. Brownson, wifi take a number Of persons
from official and resident society with them.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor and Mrs
Straus have issued Invitations for reception on
December .. They will have their daughters. Mrs
Edward Schaffer and Mrs. Leonard Hockstadter
and their son, Oscar II. Straus. with them for
Thanksgiving.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

Denver is preparing to capture the Democratic
National Convention from which Mr. Bryan is
to accept his third nomination. The Denver
boomers appeared at French Lick Springs with
offers of fund of 100000, to be used in duly
celebrating the third offer But they showed a
strange forgetfulness of history and propriety
when they announced that they would replenlsh
the Democratic treasury with specie. and that
specie entirely in gold.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

The bed OF the ocean has been changed, says
dispatch from the Gulf Of Mexico region. The
Texas legislation of last winter concerning the
making and changing OF beds is having unfore-
seen effects. The Texas official who enrolled old
Neptune as hotelkeeper under the Texas law
evidently had in mind the large number Of
guests who tarry in Davy Joness locker.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

The new Irish university bill will propose the
establishment Of a university at Belfast and
another to supersede the present Royal Univer-
sity of Cork Galway and Dublin. Mr Birrell,
the author Of the bill, has not been obliged to
settle the college fraternity question In his
measure, for in Ireland college club is a
shilleah. the world around-as an Irishman
mic
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
Iep9lork Dsilr Ga-ibn,rs
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER "a, 1907.

This mewspaper is ouned and published by
The Tribune Association, a Neic York corpora
ff0n: Office and principal place of business, 1Tto-
sue Building, No. I5f Nassau street AeW YORK.
ogden Mills president; Nathaniel Tatfle, sec
setary and treasurer. The address OF me OH
rcrs is the Office OF this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

Speaking OF a combination of the manufact-
urers Of spirits for Industrial purposes which
has been made in Great Britain. a writer in
the London Times" observes that 1t sis not a
trust in the sense in which 1t would be used in
America, but may be described a trust in so
"far as it is intended to restrict competition and
maintain prices" Precisely. II is not the mon
strous and abhorrent Tweedledum. at all, but
merely the benign and lovable Tweedledee.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
About People and Social Incidents

tertaining large weekend party at Florh,r thsi.
country place at Madison, n. ].
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. ". Baysrd Cutting ana Mn.
Olivia Cutting have arrived from Europe. 20 spend
the winter in New York. Among their fellow pa.-
sengers on board the Baltic were Mrs. John Clin-
ton Grav and Mrs Peter MoeIler
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stevens Ulman rsceivrrs
congratulations the birth OF son at th.s-
house. in Madison avenue. Mrs Ulman was Mss
Gertrude Barclay daughter OF the lsts Henry 4.
Barclay
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly are az
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

Albert Morris Bagby's musical mornings at th4
Waldorf-Astoria will be resumed tomorrow week
and among those who will be heard at them ars
Mime. lanes, Nine Gadski. Miss Geraldine Far
rar. Jean Gerardy. Joseph IIof1nann. Slgnor Bonci
NJ de Gogorza, Ernest SchelIing and Victor Hsr-
bert and his orchestra
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

Anthony Drexel has arrived from England with
his Mrs. DrexeI and Miss Drexel will toin
him here next month. in order TO spend the season
in New York. Others with him board the
Mauretania were j. W. Barney. OF the late
Charles T. Barney; the Princess and Duchess de
Polk, whose mother, the late vicomtesse de Cour-
val. n Miss Ray. of New York. and whose
home is IN Paris: Mr. and Mrs. z. c. Hoyt and
Prince Andre Poniatowski
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

Miss Gladys Roosevelt VIII make her debut a.
a reception given for the purpose by her mother.
Mrs. John Ellis Roosevelt at her house Mad
son avenue. Wednesday week. and the day
before Mrs w Ernlen Roosevelt will give dinner
for her at her home Fifth avenue. Mrs. Lewis
Cass Ledyard gives reception at her house in
East I'D street for her daughter. Miss MurtsI
Barnes. who IS Of the debutantes OF the
son. and Mrs. Louis Cruger Hasel1 has issued
cards for reception on December II at her house
IN East list street for the coming out of her
daughter. Miss Mary Hasell.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-24

Mr and Mrs Walker B. Smith and Miss Evelyn
Smith have returned to town and are at Nc. IS
East 5ith street for the winter.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27
GONPERS ADDRESSES
BAY STATE SOLONS

BOSTON. Aug 27.-The anti-injunc-
ton bin and other proposed labor meas
ures were advocated before the special
legislative recess committee today by
President Gompers, OF the American
Federation Of Labor. The law Of in
junction is said to be Gompers' strong
suit. and local labor leaders are build
ing high hopes on the results Of his
arguments.
President GOmpers arrived last night,
coming direct from Norfolk. Va. He
was asked:
What viii be the effect on organized
labor of the National Association of
Manufacturers, Of which J. ". Van
Cleave, of st. Louis, is PRESIDENT"
If the prime purpose Of this organ
ization is to crush organized labor, "
said Gompers, land he who runs may
read its purpose. It is doomed to dismal
failure"
What win be the result of Van
Cleave's prayer for an Injunction to re-
strain the American Federation of La
Dor from using its we don't patronize
-nst?' ."
I'VE have begun our preparations 10
meet every move made by the associa-
ton, and If need be we viii contend
Tor our rights to the last court of an
peals- However. we are not disturbed
by this phase Of the present situation. .
The Washington times., 1907-08-27
KELLOGG VISITS
At OYSTER BAY

NEW YORK Aug. 27.-Franll B. Kcl-
logg. retained as special counsel by the
Attorney General in the prosecution OF
the suit in equity brought IN St Louis
by the Government against the stand
ard OF Company OF New Jersey.
visited President Roosevelt at Oyster
Bay in response 20 an invitation from
the President, and all that was givea
out about the conference was that vari-
Gus subjects had been discussed
Mr. Kellogg had just returned 70 this
city from Chicago. where he went hur-
riedly on Friday afternoon. he was Teti-
cent when seen at the Waldorf-Astoria
as TO the matters discussed between
President Roosevelt and himself.
The suit brought in St Louis is to
dissolve the Standard OF Company OF
New Jersey, and 20 enJoin Il from re-
ceiving rebates and discriminating
rates.
The first hearing IN the case viii be
held in the Federal building In this city
"a week from today. Many subpoenes
have been issued for witnesses Mr.
Kellogg viii be assisted by G. =. Nor
rlsOn. former United States Attorney
for Illinois. Franklin Ferriss, appoint
ed by the United States Circuit Court
of St Louis, viii sit as examiner or
in several cities after the work here
is over. but Mr.. kellogg said he did not
expect the case TO take up great deal
OF time He will be in conference Tor
ths next few DAYS with assistants from
the Department OF Justice
The Washington times., 1907-08-27
ROCKVILLE FAIR
OPENS WITH RUSH
lively Times in Exhibition
Hall-Races and Other
Sports Billed.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Aug 27.-The
hfty-fourth annual exhibition Of the
Montgomery County Agricultural So
ciety opened this morning. with every
prospect. should fine weather continue,
Of having the most successful fair
I0veiy scenes were enacted all morn
ing, as the various exhibitors continued
to gather. fakirs were putting the finish
ing touches on their booths and stands,
covered with tempting prizes in Jewelry
and gswgaws 20 catch the country peo-
pie all was hustle and confusion in the
main exhibition hall. as the enormous
eabbages and giant pumpkins were lift
ed into place The exhibits 10 be seen
ia This hall comprise about everything,
save livestock, 10 be found upon a
farm or IL a well-regulated country
home.
As the Woodsboro Brass Band Of
twenty pieces ma -ched UP town early
this morning, ard Their marched down
again, playing music that woke the
echoes III the distant hills, all Rock
Vile stood upon its tip-tOes with excite
ment. When the band reached the con-
fines OF the fair grounds the chickens
and geese Joined In joyous chorus
horses neighed, cattle beloved, the be
pigs grunted, and the small one'
sJuealed.
In the Kay OF sports there are three
good horse races, various dcrObauc
! sports. and a baseball match scheduled
/ for this afternoon. Among the Wash
| ington horses 10 participate are CUE
/ bra, owned by William i. Miller; Il
! COppeFthite's Eddie B.. and GeOrgs
| Goodacre's May Queen. Other Wash
ington horses here for the races are
Rara Avis. Russian. Riley A.. the Duke
! Ada u, Red Rock, the Brewer, Car
Ticita, Ayron C., and others
The Washington times., 1907-08-27
POWDERLY IS HAPPY
OVER NEW QUARTERS

Terence V Powderly. chief of the
division or information Of the Bureau
Of immigration and Naturalization Is
as happy today as a small boy with his
first pair OF red-toD boots.
Since the oraanizau0h-of the new d.
vision, on July / last. the entire force
Of clerks has been quartered II the re-
ception room adjacent TO the Office OF
Commissioner General Sargent, On the
seventh floor OF the Department build
ing, on Fourteenth street.
by a recent resdjustment Of the office
quarters IN the building the division Of
Information was provided with Office
room On the eighth floor. formerly OC-
cupied by the Bureau OF Corporations.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27
TRAIN STRIKES TROLLEY,
MANY REPORTED HURT

Ia CROSSE. Wis. Aug. IA fast pas
senger train on the Chicago. Milwaukee
and ST. Paul railway struck a street
car filled with passengers on street
crossing in North La Crosse this morn
ing. A number Of persons are reported
injured. some fatally.
Ambulances and a corps Of physicians
have ben sent to toe scene.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27
: SOCIETY LINGERING At NEWPORT /:
Mss Dorsey
To Be BRIDE
On SEPT. 10

Mrs. Charles Worthiugton Dorsey has
issued invitations for the wedding Of her
daughter, Lucy Harrison Dorsey, and
Charles Baltimore Calvert. Tuesday at
ternoon, September TO- in St Johns
Church, this city. at half after FIVE. This
marriage viii unite two prominent old
families of distinction. Miss Dorsey is
descended from the Harrisons. Carriers,
and Dorseys. of Virginia, principally
along the historic James river. She has
lived in Washington with her mother
and uncle since her fathers death. The
bridegroom-eiect comes of the Calverts.
BaItimores, and MacRublns. of Mary
land, whose first representative IN Amer
lea was Lord Baltimore. Mr.. calverts
brother. Richard c. NJ Calvert, was
married last fall to Miss Zoe Davis,
daughter Of Gen. George w. Davis, and
is now at Bangalore. India. They are
sons OF Charles Baltimore Calvert. who
died last August in the family home,
MacAlpfne. at College Park, Md.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Payne. Of Warrenton,
announces the engagement Of her
daughter, Nan Brook, 10 Howard
PEBBLES, OF Atlanta. Ga. The wedding
viii take place October Is.
Mrs. N. A. Burns. Of ITO Ninth street,
announces the marriage of her daughter,
Mary r. to Harry l. Swope. of Fred
erick. Nd. The ceremony was perform
ed In York. Pa, August II. The young
/ people viii return 10 Washington short
/ ly. which VIII be their future home.
Miss Lucy Mason. of Washington, who
/ has been the guest Of Miss Elizabeth
( Woodland, in Richmond, has gone "a
Lynchburg, for a visit
Mrs. Bcnoni Wheat is a guest at the
/ Brandon, in Basic city, Va, ana car
ried off one Of the prizes at the large
! progressive euchre party given there
/ last week.
Miss Emma sparehott. OF Georgetown
4 is visiting in Jersey City for two weeks
on Tuesday night G, J. Michael, Of
/ Frederick, Nd. paid his brother n w
/ Michael, OF 1923 Wisconsin avenue q
I hurried business visit.
Thomas williams left during the weeh
/ for Colonial Beach.
Miss clara Huddleston. OF 1918 Thir
| tieth street. IS visiting friends in Har
ford county. nd.
/ MISS Jesse SDiHitlEFN1Ait anu MISS r al
ME Ullmer have returned from Charles
Town. W Va.
Miss Maggie O'Brien. OF 1504ik Thirty
I sixth street, Is at her home critically
I'll OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. John Heating. OF r street, is
patient at Georgetown University Hos
pital.
Miss Enie Craig. formerly OF George
town, has gone to Asheville. y. C. 10
her health
Harry KidwelI. OF Thirty-ilfth street
is confined to his home with illness.
The Misses Knatz, of PHILADELPHIA
Pa, are visiting the Misses Ellis. o
Wisconsin avenue
Miss Maggie Croker. Of ThIrty-aftl
street. Is spending two weeks at tn
jamestown Exposition.
J. J. Sullivan and family have pop.
70 Colonial Beach for two weeks.
Miss Margaret Hoyt and Miss Tr,1f
Hoyt have returned 10 their home
mere after visit with Mrs. II yore. Il
Richmond.
Mrs. Helen Willis. Of VVashinp+ar
D. G., and Edward Morgan. of Louis
vile, KY, are house gueg 5 in IN
nome or A F. Howard, OF edmond
The Washington times., 1907-08-27
HE HAD BEEN THERE.

Pa. DO you cut your eye-teeth on sill
yer spoons or ivory rings, or what2"
You cut them on gold bricks, my
son. Nashville American.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27
HE'S MARRIED.

A Buffalo preacher. says that he'll IS
fun OF peek-a-r~7 waists. so men can
dodge the Job Of buttoniEg them, even
after death.-Detroit Free Press.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Mrs. Philsnder c. Knox, wife of the
Senator and Miss Marsh, who arrived
in Atlantic City last week in their tour
irg car, were joined Friday by the Sen
atOr and his son, PhilandeF @ Knox,
1T. The Senator only stayed over night
and took his family back on Saturday
IN his large touring car
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Mrs. Jose / Rodrigues. Of Washing
ton, is al the Dennis. Atlantic City. and
Will return TO her home in Washington
about the 1st OF October.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Theodore P Shonts is the guest of
Harrison p. Moore, at Broed Moor,
Narrsgansett Pier
The Washington times., 1907-08-27
Mrs. BatOnyl
Makes a HIT
With Dog


Mrs Aurel Batouyi, formerly MIS-
Burke Roche. swept on the Newport
tennis court yesterday, carrying IN her
arms a big white spaniel. whose neck
was encircled in a high starched collar
studded with diamond pins
The famous. Casino courts we're crowd
ed. all the Prince Wilhelm hostesses
being on hand, except Mrs. Ogden Goe-
let. who Is said 90 have been too
fatieued after the recent high tension
to attend any functions for awhile.
The white spaniel came in for almost
rs much adulation as fell to Wilhelm 8
lot He was so big that Mrs. Batonyi
couldn't carry him any further than the
middle of the Casino, but the hit had
been safely made From this time for
ward standup collars and diamond
brooches viii be the proper thing in dog
tcggery.
The season bids fair to last longer
than any other in recent years. The
announcement that Mrs. Vanderbilt
and her daughter. Gladys. viii remain
for several weeks has kept many in
their cottages. The Lispenard Stewards
are booked until October. So is r. Liv-
ingston Beekman, and those that will
go before constitute a majority Even
some foreign attaches, who attended The
Casino tournament yesterday, an
nounced their intention OF remaining
late "to fend of the early fail heated
term" at Washington.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Representative-elect John II. Rother-
mel, Of Reading, Pa, is with his family
remain there until the end Of the sea-
son.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Mrs J. W. Varney, Of Del Ray. Va.
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Mae Gladys. TO William
Franklin COckrcll. The wedding viii
be an event OF the early fall.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Miss NJ n Rector and Miss B z.
ADAMS are among the latc arrivals at
the Mount Pleasant, Breton Woods.
y. H
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Miss Ada Spinks and her sister. Miss
Nina Spinks. are at the Maryland. As
bury Park, and viii e-urn to their home
in this city about the 1st of September.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs w H. Wood are the
guests of A. NJ Read IN his touring cal
and are now at Breton Woods, n. H.
where they viii remain for about I
week.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Nj. and Mrs. A. Sismund have re
turned to their apartment at the Wy
oming, after visit 10 the jamestown
EXPOSITION.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. f. A Collins. of wash
ingtOn. who are at the Magnolia. As
bury Park, viii return to their home in
this city in September.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Mrs. Edwin n Pilsbury. of this city,
IS at HaddOn Hall, Atlantic City. and
VIII return 10 her home IN WASHINGTON
the middle Of September.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel SenzeT. OF Bal
tiuore. announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Maud Senker. TO
William FlehinSeT.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Mrs. Amnon Behrend has returned 70
her home on Rhode Island avenue, al
ter a fortnight's stay at Arverne, /. I,
and resorts around New York city.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Ra4, with the
Miss Hecht. are spending few days
in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1907-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney II. Reizensteln,
OF the dupont, have returned to the
city, after a visit TO Atlantic City and
Ear Roekaway, i. !.