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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS


Richmond, Va, May 3O-June 3. 1907.
Round trip rate from Fredericksburg
$50. Tickets on sale May -. 30. 81
June /, , and for all trains scheduled To
arrive Richmond before noon June Bird.
Returning. tickets must bc validated by
Joseph Richardson. special agent. corner
Ninth and Capitol strets. Richmond. on
date of leaving Richmond. which must
not be- later than June I 18th.
Extension ali limit until July 9th may
be- obtained 10y dcposit Of ticket, in pr
son. with the special agent not later than
June l | th and payment oi 80 cents i'''.
W L. Taylor.
Traffic Manager.
S.ndI fill Il
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
CHERRY GROVE SOLD

Mr. Chas. II. Shaw, Of Nebraska, who
purchased the Cherry Grove" farm near
Spotsylvania c. fl. of Jno. p. Kemp
through Mr.. :. III. Evans, real estate
agent OF Guineys. Va, has taken pos
session.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
YOUNG FOXES

W. +. Brooks has in the window OF his
green grocery on Commerce street three
young red foxes. They are an attrac-
ton for children. Dozens OF them linger
10 front during the day watching the
foxes gambol around.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
UMBRELLA Day.

Saturday, May 18th, will be umbrella
day. 100 umbrellas. worth $50. will
be- sold at Soc Saturday only. 2O0um.
brellas worth from 81 To ~ each. will bs
sold Saturday at Si.39 each. Remem-
Der this il for Saturday only. c. W
IAu.S
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
CONFEDERATE VETERANS TO &C
TO REL MON

At meeting of Maury Camp, G. v,
Monday night. Commander towering
presiding. il was decided that the camp
go in body to the reunion in Richmond
May Both, leaving ON 9:53 A. NJ train.
The camp will form at Mayors office at
$40 \. VI. and march to depot All ex-
Coniederatcs living in the adjoining
ties are invited To Join us. Fare 81 80
round trip, good for 10 days Confed-
crate badges can he procured for a small
consideration from the treasurer that
morning. \. Il. towering, Com
-cOd-l2t ID. VI. Lee. Adjt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
TARGET PRACTICE

At a practice shoot of the Gun Club
Wednesday the following scores We're
made out OF "a possible 30:
D. :. Quinton 81, ). ) Bradford 3O,
X ~ Goodrich 40, Mr.. SteaTns &c 5 :.
Bradford, Jr, out Of possible p made
II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
GRADING HAWKE STREET

Messrs. Catright and Davis have been
employed by the Street COMMITTEES to
grade Hawke street and make an outlet
for the water from Washington Avenue.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25

Ia fredericksburg Tuesday, either al
depot or ON Str,~-t, one panSv pan with
diamond Ia center and one Elk Pin. Re.
ward il leit at Frs l.anc,~Star Office.
m23lls2t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
P0T0nAC. FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIEDMONT RAILROAD
TVS TAHLE No. IS.
In effect ~ I A. N. Marrh I. 100.

Connections at Freierict.i.u Nth r. y A y
X X. aud haryls DeiA~ are and virginia Rail
vay Co. a. Orange With ~orAhern Il X ana
Chesapeake A Ohio r. X
The only line ~ ths Chanceilu rsviIle and VII
cevue~s BRttlenelds.
nsstern standard Time. Daily sxceptsunday
". X. RICHARDS Gen. Manager
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
BARKSDALE FOR
LOVING CASE

h'Hih'iil. ' u, MAY -.
GoNernor Swanson today designated
Judge ". 4 barksdale. of the HALIFAX
Court. To preside over the Circuit Court
Of Nelson county when the case against
Judge ". e. Loving. charged with muir
uer 81 Theodore Estes. will be called.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
STATEMENT FINANCIAL CONDITION

OF The Farmers and Merchants State
Bank, located at fredericksburg. in
the STATE of Virginia. at the clos, Of
business May both. 1907. made
to the State Corporation Com
mission.
HESDf ft'lS
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
REALTY SALE

Mr. W. g. 0'Donnell has sold his house
and lct on Fauquier street, between
Nein and Sophia streets, to Mr.. J. ii.
M,-r, for $3.50.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25

|. JnO +. Gouldman, Jr, cashier, do
solemnly swear that the above is "A true
statement of the financial condition of
The Farmers and Merchants State Bank,
located at fredericksburg, in the State
Of Virginia. at the close 81 business on
the 10th day of May, 1907. To the
best of my know ledge and belief
JNO. +. goldman. JR., Cashier
CoTrect-Attest:
DAVID liiItsH.
NJ. q. WILLIS,
F.. ID. Cole,
LEE J. GRAVES,
VA :. CmESLEY,
Directors
State of Virginia, City of fredericksburg
Sworn To and subscribed before me
this 22nd day of May, 1907.
A. b. BORIS, Notary Public
My commission expires Aug >, 1905
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25
MOVED OFFICE TO FAtNorru

DIR. +. T. Jet has moved his Office
from this city To his residence i'm FoI.
mouth. Office hours X to IOa MI IN
> p. M I" y. IN. m25l2w
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-05-25

EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY Of the United States.
Strongest in the World
PAUL KARSTEN,
Agent for fredericksburg. Va.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

ments in which generous proportions have not
been sacrificed to economy of space. one of
these is tho Park Avenue Hotel between sd
and sd streets, directly upon the line of the
subway and within two minutes walk of the
shopping and theatre district in Fifth avenue
and Broadway. The main entrance in Park
avenue is imposing, and it opens into office
both spacious and homelke. The staircases
look as if they were intended for real use, the
corridors are roomy and wide and the rooms
have lofty ceilings aud moro than enough space
to turn around in. The whole atmosphere Of
the house indicates that here at any rate. room
and comfort have not been sacrificed to econ
omy in construction.
one Of the beauty spots OF the house is a
great open central court larger in dimensions
than the entire site of many another modern
hotel. Around this central court the hotel has
been built with a broad veranda overlooking it.
The court itself has been made into a summer
garden. In the centre is a large fountain, and
all about arranged palms. tropical plants
and ornamental shrubs. InterSperSea among
the Creenery are small tables. ut which the
guests and their friends caa dine IN the cool
shadows of the overspreading foliage. while the
music Of the fountaiuS SplashinS water lends
an atmosphere Of rusticity to the place In the
summer evenings. when this court is i!uTnl-
mated with coIoced lights and the dining
rooms and cafes opening upon the VeIanda
overlooking il are brilliant with electric hshl.
the whole scene forms an attractive and restIul
feature Of the establishment
The great court contributes another desfapie
attraction TO the house. In few hotels Will one
find the knowing ones asking for rooms over
looking inside court. Yet this is the constant
demand at the Park Avenue Hotel Court rooms
are more popular than those facing upon the
streets The reason is that the court IL WIDER
than the streets. the outlook IS much more at
tractive and there is an absence of noise.
Comfort ana repose are the chief character
jstics OF the Park Avenue Hotel. After a dlS
spent IN the rush and ~hir of the great city
there is a most acceptable sense of quiet and
rest To he had within it's walls Ii IS largely
natronized by persons from all parts OF the
countrv who value this atmosphere during visits
to the metropolis.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
RICHFIELD SPRINGS GAY.
End of august Finds Large Num-
Der Of Visitors.

Ricl5eld Springs. n V Aug 81 (SpeciaD.-
The end of August sees no lessening of the gaye-
ties at RiChfeld and no perceptble lesscning OF
the number Of city people I'm the village. All the
houses are still filled and the East Main street
cottages. which are used for lodgings, have their
full quota and viii be occupied until well into
the middle Of the month The September and
October days in Richfield are the pleasantest OF
the year and rival those of June.
Last night one Of the most enjoyable affairs of
the season, q concert and dance at the Berkeley
Waiontha, took place Ihes patronesseS were
Mrs George w Childs Mrs Bradish Johnson
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Leopold
Schmidt. Miss J. d Boynton, Mrs. J. Lee Taller
Mrs Richard NJ Montgomery ana MISS virginia
Swift.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. \. :. Barker enter
tanned at luncheon at the hchoallMoou Oh
TUESDAY Their guests included Admiral ana
Mrs Dewey the Bishop of New York ard Mrs
Potter. Captain VI. B. Swift, I. S y, and MISS
Louise Maxwell.
The r,Iav for tho Presidents Cup has been ia
progress on the Walontha links this week The
trophy is of Tiffany make and was presented oy
Thomas r Proctor several years ago. II already
bears several names, as the maj owner mus mus
yin II three times. Robert W Taller gave cup
Tor the runner-up and Mrs Charles Ransom one
as consolation cup, played foT oE lhose "4lp 4os'
IN the first days play
I, Tenney Peck, OF Honolulu, president of the
Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company and
cashier of the First National Bank or Hawaii,
was at the Berkeley-Waontha during the week
Thc engagement of Miss Anne Hyde Clarke.
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. Hyde Clarke, or
HYDE Hall Otscgo Lake. to Arthur osgood
f-hoate nculteW Cf Ambassador Choate, has
recently been announced.
Mrs George H. Taylor, of New York, has re-
turned 10 Richfeld and reopened Hafawn for
September.
who are on an automObiiing tour, have been
etayf,lg at the Darlington this week.
Wen known Syracusans at the Darlington
Included ex-senator Frank Hscock. Francis
Hendricks ez- State Superintendent OF Insur-
ance, and ex-Mayor Jacob Amos. who spent
several days here.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

fair, as usual. The entertainers previous to tue
dancing included Mr.. and Mrs W. ;. Wyatt;
Miss Fannie Sullivan, Mrs c. I. winthrop ana
NJ de Godfrey
NJ Georges Monod has been giving a series
OF readings in French this week at the cottages
of Mrs A Howard Hinkle and Mrs. Platt-Hunt-
Mrs J. /. Ketterlinus entertained MONDAY
evening at Bide-a-While with a dinner OF SIN
teen covers.
Mrs. Antonio y. Stewart was among the en-
tertainers If Tuesday noon and gave 4 large
luncheon
Mrs. John Harrison entertained at dinner At
PARKWAY Thursday evening.
AIynheer Won den Berch Won Heunstede, OF
the Netherlands Legation, is among the recent
coners TO the Malvern.
Mrs Howard Sturgis entertained at dinner
Monday evening in the yellow room at the Nal
veTn.
Count Bernstorff a member Of the Danish
Legation, has arrived at the Newport for a fort
nights stay.
a large real estate transaction is reported. af-
fectins Sorrento the home of Chief Justice
Fuller. just across the bay. Mrs. William +
Cochran. of YonkerS. who has been for many
wears a summer resident Of that resort. has just
purchased Of the Jones estate the waterWorks
property wharf and the small island adjoining
the resort. The price paid was understood 10
be in the vicinity of $4,000.
Mrs John r. Trevor entertained At dinner 1T
her cottage Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
THE CATSKILL SEASON.
Nany Visitors for the Last Week OF
,Summey-N0 Relief by Ram.

Kingston " Y, Aug. 81 (SpeclaD--Thl5
final week CT summer closes with the biggest
crowd ever known in the Catskills at this time
in the season While there have been some de-
partures. most of the vacancies nave peeh
filed by arrivals Next week the great home
ward rush will begin in earnest. But many per-
sons are to arrivc in the folio .-ins two weeks.
and the month will still be lively one in the
mountains \ few of the largest hotels will
close in the second week of September, but
nearly all will remain open through the MONTH
some into October.
The entire range is still in the Witherms grip
OF the drouth, and water is needed everywhere
The reins early in the week were OF little ac-
count and the skies are unpromising The ar
has been much cooler most of the time OF rate
and wraps and oy yercoats were in favor with
glowing; fires of birch logs to offset the chill OF
the evenings.
most of his cottages and lots there, and IL IS
also reported that his fine summer honle' hho"H
as Chateau de Navarro is Tor stLie. s.o,,., ~
The recent amateur theatrical performance az
the Grand Hotel on Summit Mountain. In ald oil
a worthy charity, was successfully carried out'
rejecting credit on the local talent engaSed -
The great Hotel Kaaterskill lost enly q small
portion of its company of guests TINS week
though many are to depart on Iuesaay- MIs-
Nan Ornurn the physical instructor there. con-
tinues 10 delight the little folks with her even
ing entertainments. which are also enjoyed Dy
those of maturer years ..,,,
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Harding, OF PhtladeI-
phia gave a dinner TO Judge Lacombe OF the
United States Circuit Court at tneIr nome OF
Sunday Among the guests were DIT W. r
Mason Mr. and Mrs. Carl Junger Mrs l. NJ
Harding and Mrs Tryon-
The winners of the Kaaterskill tennis cups
in the recent tournament were Louis f NLzin.
J. WiIzin and Lester Sterzelbach-
The National Association Of BoXmakers mas
been euioving the Kaaterskill air this week.
Croquet has been the leading outdoor fad IN
the Jewett region this summer. The annual
contest FOR the Greene County championship has
been the absorbing topic OF late. Mrs sherman
and Miss Crommelin, Of New YORK, were closely
tied for the honOrS
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
HOTEL COMFORT HERE IN NEW YORK.
Where It May Be Found with the Most
Delightful Surroundings.

OF palatial hotels New York has no dearth.
There are hundreds of them in the shopping and
theatre district OF Manhattan in which even the
most fastidous can find his wants anticipated.
1t is one Of the surprising features Of the city
development that. although new and more costly
hotel palaces are opened every year. they all
seem TO be able TO find as rHany guests as they
can accommodate.
Owing. doubtless, TO the rapidly increasing
cost Of land, economy Of space is becoming q
more and more important consideration in the
planning OF new hotel buildings. Less room IS
now being devoted to open public spaces, corri-
dors and staircases are losing their former gem
erous and airy proportions and ceilings are
steadily being reduced in height So far as the
comfort and convenience Of the guests are con
ecired this IS 4 doubtful improvement.
There are, however. few modsrn establish
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
Sea son 10 Extend Two Weeks
Beyond the Usual Term.

Saratoga. X Y Aug. 3 (speciaI -saratoga's
season. usually terminating the last day Of the
s=sces. viii be heightened this year by Two weeks.
The Grand Army Of the Republic encampment,
which viii be held here the second week in Sep
ors 10 the Spa remaining over into September to
witness the events in connection with the enter
taiumeDt oS the veterans here
Governor Hughes 2s 10 attend the encampment
and review the parade. In addition there viii be
thousands Of members Of the Grand Army OF the
Of the Grand Army OF The Republic and other kim
ssred organizations Saratoga @tll be gayly deco
rated and many bands viii play. Dozens Of enter
-aimment features have been planned.
Inc racing season ended on THURSDAY, the teTfnl-
nation OF she meeting being responsible for thesde-
g0aTture OF the racing fl2rongs- I ne polo season
End Montreal met IN the finals for the United
States Hotel cups Earlier in The week the race
horse enthusiasts Witnessed several exciting
matches on the beautiful polo field of tine Saratoga
been q Dig success. both respects az Eendance
and the quality Of the play Tho surprise OF me
week CANE when the Saratoga team, capts!neo py
August Belmont. was defeated in the first round
Richard =. Eaafields startling announcement ina
he intends shut I'D The Saratoga clubhouse aId
restaurant for the future the sensation OF the
week ana the general topic OF cOnFeTSdtl on -Npt
FORTY has the clubhouse been closed Tor
~. summer ard future is awaited with con
siderable interest. The property with It's sign = or
sale mas bcpu the object OF much CURIOSITY Wltnh
- 1ag two or fhrce DAYS Mr.. Garfield closed the
restaurant and clubhouse on saturday night
Tho social IS about 1t an emo i ne Lo'ei
euenlssr vii sec the departure OF The hotel or
..faesfraS which viii not remain loI me '5Iaiu
Arr7y OF the Republic encampment inns week nc
z5a garden party Of the summer took place ON tIie
series of half dozen similar affairs Tor local
charities ffllS Sfffftff-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
,sE4SON or CORN RO4STS.
Those at Lake George IRE Popular
4foirS

Lake George. - I. Aug 8 tSpscl=L.--Ih-s i tle
month VIXEN tbs cornhelds ~ Lake George sn41er
although the hotel men ITy plant enough to sup
ply the demand Tor the corn 7oasts held nearly
every night on Tie shore CT On tie nearby islands
There J. probably 10 other feature OF the season
enjoyed more than these rOasts held under the
gat 81 fun moon AiusIcat programmes are
arranged aEd every ore ca-Crs .nfo the spirit of
tise occasion.
with pgrctecilnic d.srla=a ard band concerts
dances boaling. tennis. baseball and boating, TIE
For William Hear EfoteI succeeds
in making lie IffsLnt toT ite patrons. The house
has bee. do.nS = rushing business this month.
Among tHe Neg forkelf pn TIE stcr this week
are Lewis p &orash. J. y. Davis. Arthur Det-
mar, 5ofn A Murray. ]. y. t-ttinger Miss 5.a
MURPHY Aifs. = " Faaer Airs. ~ A Gehrloff.
AIr- ana AEss. 9. y ward. z. ! De Long. y. y.
1fltztaer1-a y Il ftcaeh II. Z Maxwell. II. Law
scza. E5sepii !. Carroll. NJ. and airs. H. aiailen
s-g2Fer Bear. Arthur q. FrcFianG Mr. and Mrs.
George Hamilton 8fr. and Mrs. n. p Newton
AIRS. e. + Underwood and Airs. u. J. Whitehead
Nifiasn Henry last week
One O. the brilliant social affairs Of <lin
eeaFon ras the annual bail held n tho saganore
on = wednesday evening. Nearly al ol the more
eEcifTtve cotsare set were present. The uatron-
ossse were ATs. Theodrre J. Lewis, Miss Burn
1ass. NJ. q. e. fEe S-s-r. Mrs. John s Fror h.
srs=-asE Mrs. ~. >. t;els sivs. A. Il. Allen aud
1rs Edmund krnTnbiioz.
Use stiIiio Of If and Asrs- Herry IIsl,.en ITurs
aas stc seene 81 a musical last "Wednesday for tna
s.fsseaf q. "A iOea4 CflaEBiF. More fhaa /. hundred
aftende9 Mss E,abett.s Iiuss assisted
ntsa several tte-ef tsflal.ssosls
sF,slsE boys q ~. Browns Elir1f4 .ae camp
teldils fll.If a4laaGf = aser c-spsligsl
Af and Asr. II. ~ AkIes. q. .<ess Ho-x ard
At asd airs " Il. Prime, II Newark X J. ARE
g ners tie ste arrivals ~ Rogers Reck
1he State Forest Fish and Game Commission
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
NORTHEAST HARB0R.

Northeast Harbor Ne. Aug. 81 Special
The Misses Blanchard gave large dinner at
the Jordan Pond House Friday evening. with
covers laid for seventeen. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs George Wharton Pepper
Bishop and Mrs. William c. Doane. Bishop Nc
Vickar DR.. Francis Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs
Franham AIr and Mrs. Lewis DR. Locke Mrs.
Wilson and Miss Morgan
AIyron Whitney. jr. gave song recital in
the NeighboIhood House Tuesday morning
which was well attended.
Mrs. John w. Griggs. wife Of Ex-Governor
Griggs Of New Jersey, with the Misses Eliza
beth and jeanette Griggs. are the guests OF
Mrs L. B. Gardiner.
Miss Anita Hitchcock. of New York Is the
guest OF Mrs. SchoeLbeTger at the himball Cot
tage.
The Rev. II. 4. Talbot. OF Albany. IS the guest
Of Bishop Doane at Magnum Donun. Mr.. Tai
bot is the dean OF the cathedral %t Albany.
Nh and Mrs Z. Wheeler. of New York are
visiting Dr. Daniel {. Gilman at the Gilman
cottage.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
y 0FFICIM SEASON AT BAR HARBOR is CLOSED

.,,. ,-o others necessarily would be decreased.
tCy sor Ge to almost the vanishing point 1t is alleged
mat this is a fair plan and would follow clvii
snaIogy. ON thc other f3nd a large oooy a S0.l.eId
tation ana point OUT what - generaly aecePSsd t,
by close students of parochfal staustcs. VIZ, .at
tie returns of large paTlsheS IN ,IlS SITas ,t
of population necessarily %ppToNllns44ss, alil
that the basis OF communicaRts IN any beseS
unreliable and fuctuating coIInllIsee; LeSe,t S
bv the Rev. Dr. Hodges, or 8altirfioIe mas Deet
e1jtin5 Of the tenn Communicant. and their
findings may do much 70 relieve the sltu9Ilqn-
AhoiIf ZEN years ago four clsFgymen OF the do
cese OF Newark met and inaugurated movement
in the Episcopal Church looking 10 refoTals IN N
divorce. With the approval OF Bishop StaTkey and and
b e matter before every Clergyman OF the Episco
pal Church in this country The WORK was sue.
vas brought before the General Convention OF 1sss
q washington. L c, supported by the signatures
of many hundreds of clergymen and others Since
fhei there has Eeen much discussion. and as a
reseit the present amended canon was edacrd f i+ ~
Boston in 1901. / commission tnat lnciu1eS N rs
rnemAership Bishop Doans OF Albany 5lsnogg
Greer Of New York and MI r fs T. oss'Son pc 20 & SI
formity in regard to marriage and divorce Is e~-
pected = report considerable progress
The convention will be asked to consent 70 ths
division Of the diocese of Georgia; also that OF
to be created and bishops may be elected for each.
The more prominent and pressing Tor lIIII1ee1ate
and ports atjaceit. where strong missionary ef
fort and Vigorous Episcopal supervision are said
BY residents Ia be greatly needed
IT is hoped that by designation from the mems
daring the convention. a large part of the whole
amount needed to support a bishop may be Oh
taiued. Should thl convention defer the making
of the new mIssioti-y district OF Panama and The
zone the whole mater must be postponed until 1910.
Archdeacon BTyzn, OF Garden City, arrived IN
New York the -'obn Friday morning, after
spending month on the isthmus at the request
OF the presiding blsIop The archdeacon poSluveiY
declined when interviewed to discuss his report
until it had been tqldeTed the ecclesiastical aU-
thOrity. -.
,The committee o prepare canons establishing
courts of appeal vii report and without doubt the
proposed leg1sator will be enacted This, with
that already in fore which constituted courts or
review will cOu1ples the judicial system Of thu
church. the work o, many years of agitation and
erdeav0r. and il vii permit questions Of doctrine,
faith and worship. thus, the restriction on the
court OF review in IuseS Ike the CTapSey case
be removed Tls commission courts -
spDeaI is headed BY tE Rev. Dr. Davenport. OF the
Western Theological SsminaTy. Chicago. and Chie-
Iustfce Fuller, OF the Jlited States Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
NEWPORT AW ATS SHOW
Some Of the Best Horses IN the
COunirY TO BE ShO1cn.

Newport. Aug. 81 (SpeciaD.-To-morroW VIII
see the opening of the last fixture of the New
port season. the Newport Horse show WhIch
for. the eleventh time will be held on the back
lawns of the Newport Casino. Good weather IS
now all that is needed TO make the show a sue
cess. for the entries when they closed last night
gave evidence OF this years show being one
OF the finest Nearly all Of the leading horse
exhibitors of the East have entered their best
bred steeds in the Newport show this season.
ana the contests in many Of the classes will not
only make the exhibition Of great interest TO the
exhibitors. but to the spectators also
one notable change Is 10 be made in the show
in regard 20 the judges. This year. for the first
time. practical men, who themselves have been
exhibitors in many shows will do the Judging
The work in the harness classes viii be done by
Clarence NIackay. Of ROslyn, Long Island; Will
lam II Moore OF Pride's Crossing, Mass. and
Frank G. Bourne. OF Oakdae, Long Island IN
fbe classes fGr hunters and jumpers Joseph
Iarocque and u. Miffiin Wharton, of New York
and Clarence Moore, OF Prldcs Crossing. VIII be
tha ones to say who shall have the ribboIS this
year.
The Newport social set has spent another de-
cidedlv busy week. The continuation Of the
national tennis tournament served to enllven