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Gnalan0's ncncs YatcntocIcb.

Scttcn Srcitog lit in England Die
lcltc Yatent.gfte IN Strait gctrctcn.
Eic Nttc mibcrrtit ollc Entcnte, mel.
DIE Nlt9lGnocru in Gnglnno 0cru1brt
rorben lillo, Is ici ocnIL OoB bic ourd
Fntellte gcifilbtcn @c0cnltGnbc III
Cn1lono inbri5irt mcr0en. Sir Sns
0uliricsS0nocr, luie c2 bic Gcrcilli0.
ten StootclL Geutid)lonb, Sronfrcidl
@cl0lcn Ii. u. li1b, lit 0aS nellc eng
lildc Oclcb bon grpbcr @cOeutung.
Slabcr fonntcn Sabritotc, Die in Gng.
lnrb potcntirtcn Nrtifcl crfllllipc iln
NitSlon0 bcr0clteQt UcroclL ohrc bob
oomit onS Fotcntrc6t in Gnalono cr.
Ioid). TaS lit icbt olthcra. Ger 9(lla.
l0nocr fam icin Yotcnt nid)t mcDr
lc0i0lid) in ltillcul Ncimntbsitante
bcrltellcn, nc1n CT ocS elgliidcn Eo.
tcntld)lltca tbcilbnitig bleibtn mill.
is blcibt linn NidJts ilbrig, mcru, CT
l?in Eotcntrcd)t iiir GnglonO nid)t
onI0cbcn mill, oils lcinc putcntirtcn
@c0cnit1loc al,d III GllgIono bcr5lt.
ltcllen. Auslono.S irmen nit grobcn
mo midtiacn Edtentrcd)tcn bobcll
ocHGolb in Gnglunb id)on 3lpcigctob.
l%il'crnclta crrihtet uno ullocrc iucr.
ben iol0cn m%iiiicn. Gic ncltr Yotcnt.
Wife gcluGhrt nod 3cit. SIS bcibt oo:
Etcr Sabre nod) bem Gotlun zines
Fatents mo cin Sobr nod ser Ynili.
rllla 0iclcr Mite fam eil Hotcl,t mi.
ocrrllicn mer0cl, mcnn scr potrutirtc
@~cacnItono allald)tieblid) oocr Dor.
iu9"ncllc all6crbnlb bea Ncreiltiotcn
&olligreid)@ bcr9citellt miro. Glrd)
"a" llcuc Totcntacict mcr0en Mus.
lonOcrn bctr0d)tlide Soften pcrnr.
lod)t. sir Gnalonb obcr bot cs Sen
%ortbcil bob fir piele 2elltc Nrbeits-
@clcaenbcit Ncidloficn miro nnb Dob
Die BON Nusl1nbcrn III england CT.
rid)tctcn ilbihriclcn Inln1en sic
StUrcrboiiS. ionic bic Ginfonlmen.
Ntcltcr hetrGd,tlid) crDobcn. IS miro
nlNct,onrmc,l. 0nb n%cnigitcnS 125
Willtoncn Collars bonn Iuslonbc IN
3ipcigiobrifcn in Gnglono afacleot
mcrrel. Gie Sirnuell ober, meld)c IN
En0lano nidi icEbit Sabrifcn onlc.
gen nno betrcibenL iuolcr, fonncn
bon elmer cnNllihc1 Tirnlo iobri5ircn
lnl'cn. Milo nid)t blob bic engliiden
Nrbrltcr, 'ollocrn aud Die Sabrifon-
tell mer0en pm Der ncllen Entellt-
Wife &ort6cilc bnben. Gns Nuslono
bat Den Sd)aOcn Oapon. Gincn mel
terel &ortbcll ucripridt mon lid in
Gll9lall0 BON Dem 1lelicll Entcltocieb.
Is miro ols elm Sd)ritt SIR cnlli.
lhcn Sorifs Mcinrnt bctrohtct. Ger
blsher bclicbtc Nreihonbel, ben Gbama
bcrlnin u1o onberc britiidc Stouts.
m1nner Dor meniacn Sabrcn peroc6.
lid bcf1mpftelL ioQ rcnr Sttb,oll
Elab modem boulit bns Yualanb ge.
nptbiNt miro. nod mebr aopitol III
Sr0ltitric'n III Gil9lano on5uleaen.
nn0 10 ben cngliid,cn Nrbeltern mchr
"e'daitlqun9 81 Ncbcn. Ger critic
Sdrltt III oieler Mid,tiinG lit nit ocm
N.s4
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Warplauo gaub;tnmmelt : Sdulc

Sas eminbpiersieite Sentefier Der rWlarl.
lauo saubfnmmen ed,ule" btginnt am 16.
eeptrmbcr. Rid ielterianiih. Sir ale ipciben
teriber. giibt iefterianif1. Sir ale peiBen
GGubitulnmci unb aut) ilr Sic, oereii 4ebor
libcn S1ulcn AT crrnUaIid Ell. Sprehet ulio
2ippcnIeien aeIcbrt. @rantmdrftiles uno ala.
hcmifhe 5dtber; Soft. logis uno unterriff
Srebrrid, MS. SnIi30-Sept10. SoSaIRo)
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Iipibcnocn.

Guupou. 3iuicu Der fulgcnbcu Sblinntiuucn
Der ~,ilnitcp HailWaDs aao electric GpmpauD, I"
>uelde nm /. September 1908 fnni9 linn, Wcrs
ben, mic iufgt, bcSahlt:
MfcIanorr 9rUlun & Sb1uc:
Grite cunfOlinirtc 0Dpni6et Act, coupon III.
10.
QnGc MoIano GIcpatco RatImnp Goripcrp
critc Spputhef. Scr. Coupon 9}r. 80.
Tatipnal Mcdauies' Sauf:
Central NGiIluaD, 80, Is. ulo \. SOpotbcf.
GoupnH gir. 90.
I. s.. @iuoipr,
(245) fulGircnoer S6dbItei'ter.
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3cpartcmcut fir jiientite Gihcrqcit-gantcn,
Sub cparte mrat bes @cbGube' SnipcftDrss
Ynreaae, JiatItaus.

Shfeahei Wufl1aue.
Wultt III U e. %. Sllialtlt 1905.
9~ttgebote mer6et eltt9e9e1 GenonlilteH bon
Der GUliruftsBeb6rhe Der Stdot Baltimore tir
Die Grridtung zines GjehlIbes nn Der Gde bon
Jtcifter5iolonsItoao li.l0 Sitnfte Yuerlie, fir Den
WtaUpr mo Stdotratb bon Baltimore, ba5 bon
ben 9oInlnifidrcn Der bffentli6cl S6ulet ais
Shulbaus beitGt Deroel ipu.
Ilgebote miliicn i'll rerite9cIterI Goneertcll,
more Gin" icin mo Srlt. 8. Srtuea I6pnlds,
Staois9tegiitrator in hcflcrI Vilrcnlt I'M 5taibs
bats I'M ubcr Dor II llbr &urlliitago am
8. september 1908 eingereibt pcroen.
glle 9~lltgcbule mliiicll AMI ocrt stngcbots Sors
mlInr am 9noc Der aeotldteil SpcjtttdtIollelLl
iein uto miiiiel ctItaercidbt lucrocIl, oblle hdB
itc bon Den Spc5ifliuttonc1 ab1triieil linn. iuels
den Sales ba9 Nngebot Mot III Seiradt 9e5os
gei miro.
vile gmgcbotc miiiiel1 mt gGropofnI for
Tcifler5tupn Npao SCtoul" murfttt teilt,
Seoem ~9tuaehpt nulB eiu all ocll Wtnpnr mo
Siaotralb ppn baltimore 5ahIbnrer certiti5lrter,
uli cite nGIcGriH9 6nuic"sQanf a~ejn9ellcr Gbtd
heo 4icters itber iilnibulocrt ($5O0) Collars
Ser crfolqrci6c 9ictcr mr,h 8ilrafhoft tieI.
len mn bic Nprlhriftcn pes Staot Gbatters III
Re5ua auf Gontrafte crfillCIl.
5eihni1GCI mo Spe6Itlf1ttolclt totll1et dnl
poer nab ornt u. Nuenit 1905 i'm Nilreau oes
@cbiuhcs Suipcftor5 betihtiat meroct.
Sic gebbroc bc6Ilt iiD nd5 9Icbt Dor, tr9elo
Gin ooer ule 9~ulGebote 1T bcrioetfcn.
Gbiuaro :. Nrcituu,
Gtbdltbes SuIptltor.
8enebmigt:
:. Sarrp @iabppl,
linDor.
yuf--1- 40 ~ ~ $500, - - . = -
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9irran: Hr. 81, @eit.SaratuansStrafe, unc
.Sanpt.@inganB: 3reoerit' yioab.
9cer1bnibpldte bon $25 an inter beftdnoiger
lperhcn I'M 3rcibbaus am &anpts@irNnna ges
funbcn. Infer slaeut Miro, Wcrul gclpinfbt,
oorfpreder. (02-)
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Turuthco Stidlcl.

IS itarb am 20. Sllguit 1905 Sorpthea
Stidel in ibren SO. Sabre, @nitlll oes pcrz
i%iorbcllet Srencrid StitcI. 1Ie Neeroignl9
il!loet Sienitag, giabmittnNs , ltbr. bon lbrer
ans anf Der rgouoon Bart GcmctcrD" itatt.
fDI3-h1
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9ruib MiSae Scmetcrn.

Ter ibcule SriebbDf non 9nttimore, nabe
Yifcshiuc. 3pei eleftrifbe @atu'9tnien lnb
YimIico.0ollcearh tireit SIm f%Sricobot. Vile
Rrciie. BerInnet bic ncuet Soueeui, $40 ialogf.
9iireau: Or. iii, Wpro.Gtar,es. strdke. Veioe
Telephone. (WpriI2S-)
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On liebrnSer Grinncrnna

al llrliere liebc y9utter
SupB.n 3icirhGrot,
peld1e bcitie Dor feds IahrClI, am /. september
1902, aus oiciem Qcbcit ihiCn.
t2151 0ua iGrcn Sinocrt rno 6nfeln.
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Baltimore EemetcrN.

8iream: 5ranfiins@lo., Baltimore. 4. Rortbitr.
,NeArdbnibpllbc 3um NcrtGlf - bon $50 an,
fir bier @ribcr. Sreic 0enlGIltg Oct dnpeIe
fir 1rauergptiesoieniie. (JmniiG,1O
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VprraInc.

Mialcriih. - 9arfartig. - SrtrbltdJ.
@eftIi6 bon @alhrouf cine ltrh cine babe
Wletle. Wsoiint SollnaISGaaous mo Yorrltles
9SnaaonS brett dis gum Giupano. 9eihe 2es
IepbDne. Stnbts@iirenu I'M 8pelteH 6Iur ocs
Union 9ruitsScbauosS," 6bnrles. unb Snqctte.
Strahc. t!gtat4 1S,I&S)
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Ser yYun Sou" 9an5cr Sag
Jantiiiem>N
nndl Mnnapplis nnb @cit-8Oint.
G~riesIpn=ointe

VIICSIuHE~
Ieue ihneae sag.Sautpter:
iSnbrcn taalid, NIB snnntass, ~lyioreens NM
s tlDr, bon Der EratisSt rabcn, 6iuifhen Der Gals
bert iuo Scutb'SIr1be, ab. @nltei an 5u Nct'
tertun, supu Ypiut, Gbeiapeaft.GttD, ct.
@eurac's. Gelanarr, Ctr NM Gbeiter. 30; lail'
GEN litacidbr liMl q lbr IhcnbS in Ebilnhcls
pbiu an. Gntsiifenoe 1ahrt burdl ben aanai.
Naiinoicre f5rrien nab ee.iebcit bis ebetapeate.
Gitp mo 1cttcrton iabren unb nlt Der JIiidfa9rt
nit Dem Boot rah Sal'e Suriidfabretl. no ne
nm s tlbr anlaiteeu. 5abrpeis nod 8bilaoels
pbia $t.5J. Hrnofabrt 05 1age). gut, an irs
acno eintT Gags obcr Nebtbpnte Suriid6uicbrcIl,
$3.50, obcr Hiidfebr auf eincrt 3ltpe Der aVnl'
t%iulpres Sbiu:"abn," $50. Snrbfabrts.Wtllete
per @iien6ahn BON VbiiaoefpbiG nah, Mtlnntic.
Gitp, Gaac W,ap, Gong @rand, Ocean 8rupe,
Msburn Fart, Afbans, SruH, Gep.Yprf uno
n1roliaen Huniten. MablSeitcn so Gents
@ahtonnrfcr n~crlaiicn ~ErattsStrnbe rcacIndbig
8 llbr Ihcnos nit ghiSitabrte ppn Sonttaeef1.
3idctS Del Nlhar9b'S gum Scrfauf. S6reitcn
sic iilr lScGpcifcr.
Glarenee ehriucr, slacnt,
(Suni23-Muu3t) Dir. 1873. EigbtsStr.
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Baltimore Snriften S9ufe.

NtdIfer WIiffb =. EHFp, iFIuH'
8orlcfuneeit stbenos. @er6itsScmeiier bc9inrt
an 2S. scpicmbcr 1908. Sfaialpae bel Snittcs
Il. Scnuis. Scireidr, 406 Ganliab!e Clubbing.
(glu9t6, 20ttc)
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College Of Ybpiieians ans Surgeons
NJ Woffiutnrr. 0EN

Sic @nItnIt bictet ben Gtuoireuben Der Me'
oiSin eiueit Dorsiiaiihen 2ebrfurfns. Wlobcril
eineerihtcte Scbduoe. trcftIihe 9nhoratorict.
Ger 81. aurs bceinnt am 1. Gftober. Sir Ia.
inIoa Iino g~nsfunft a~hrefiire: Or. Shas. Il. &c.
0au, Tean, GAfuert, nnb SaratuantS Strait.
tSitiif4 .3Wite)
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2lbeno= Sdule,

Baltimore tlniucritGt.
Observation-Disclosures. EibiicS Genieiier bcginlit
an 1. Sftphcr. Sir 4utuloge ipenbe ftail lib
All Guacnc S'Tuuue, Scfrctdr, Nr. $40, Nuro.
Charles. etrnee. Baltimore. NIB.
(9lug4 .1MiD
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Hst Greet Gnmpier-G ompasnie.

Spmmtr'Gabrpldn.
ahiabrt hes Samofers nab Jtod Greet uro
Gtone ereef bon Soenoen's 8erfie, am Gube
bcs @roaofpan. tdeiit I'M 8 ubr Wsoraers nno
8 lbr Gabmitidas, ausaenonlnlen Sam'taes.
Gamiiaae I'M 6 llbr Moraens uno Sonntd0s
I'M 1 uio s ubr Wiorgens uro 2 lbr Aahmit.
tags.
epesial.Hcten fir 9eretxe, atrdeu anb Conn.
tagsidIufen.
8citcre ausiuntt eri1eili fdriftli6 oher
,n n,1; gem sr y sa. gsafo n im gnreau Ssr e gnr
Sintmiiia9s.- 40. Gbone. 81 3st.
(Wci20-SeptD
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Charles Hoberts IN 2(tloHtic.Gitp Oo5it
gcfonlnlcrl. Gu reihcu Die Spolten
1ld)t ntebr. @onje Seitcn pOll &lntid
pno Sroti6 werDcn Dem Fublifrml
ollt9etilft, obnc oob Die nDitcrioic
Sode 9cfl0rt miro. &oa ou Nuc3
crTobelt nnb crlogel miro, gebt allf
feline aabboltt.
Mus oem @cittn miro &c
nleloet, 0oB Der 6lcilNtruit Die Erei-
lc ermobi0en ipolle. @icr I'M Often
1pilrt man 9tid)tS 0aDolr.
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Suri1tem Shmle,

ltuiurritdt pun Warplaub.
Ea3 80. Senteiter bcainnt dt II. september.
Sir aataloae ipetoe mat iib at 1carg ..
Sarlan, ecfretdr. 1861 Gaiucrt 9niloina. Sal.
ttmure, Mo. (stugt ,1WD
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Gle neucroing5 mieocr
mlf9cnonlnlcnen Gerildc, ollf hober
Sec. Wettcrfortcn 5miihen europa
lulb Den &crciniNtcn Stouten berjl,.
%itcllen, iiuo, mic Sic vSomburaer Del
tro0c" berlchtcn, por5ilgIid g~clitngcn.
Gic Gorbcrcitrngen fiir sic bicSiGh-
riaen &crllldc. Die lpicoerltm bon Dem
Eircftor 0cS Mctcorologiidcn Sbicr-
nntorilmlS III god)en, Srn. Or. Eolis,
itro 5lpor NIT llntcrItiitllng Der Snnl-
burg. NncrlfnsSini ollf oerelt Gam.
pier "&allcrin IuallIte Giftpria" I'M,
tcr!onmel1 moroc1 linby iunren INFO.
fern o~ilSNlabiNcr. ais Gorge bafiir &c.
troge1 lpar, oub pon1 M%cteorolog!-
ld)cn SbIerpatorilm IN Naden tGglih
Selegronumc ilbcr Die @ettcrloge an
Der cnrop0iihcu aiiite pcrnnittelit
orabtloler Sclcgrnpbie oll @prb beS
a%cnonlltcn Gompicrs mGbrenb icirer
Mciie ilbcr bcn Oseon gcae6en MIR
ocn. Wcltn Die moBgebcnocn Snitall.
sen, inSbelonhcrc bic uncertainties II.
bic %clrppoildcn Negicrungen Der an.
gelegcnbcit Die crforoerlidc ltntcritiit-
SUNG on0eocibcn loiien, miro cs nod)
Dem 9lltcn Meiultot ser ppridhrigeu
nno Der oiesiGhriaen @erilld)e ohnc
6rope moalid iein, oos bisber ieblcn-
&c @lieo 5luiid)cn oen Wetterbeobnd).
tunaen ouf Dem Ntlortiid)en S5enn,
81 id)afiet llno homlit t1eIid olli bel
Den Scitcn hes S5cons cine ltebcriidt
ilbcr bic @ctterIaac pon ser @citgrcll-
sc Der %erciniotcn Stooten bis sur
SItgren5c Guropo's ill gehen.
Cine d. one 3eit fiir Ill.,
lere ScniationSblGttcr. Ger Moro
bon y. &. minis onrd) GapitGn
SaitS IiiIlt nod INNER aonsc Spoi-
ten. llnh MN iii nod Sic geheimnib.
pole Gcrmltnbutg oes 9olti.norers
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Wt. Sliuet Cemetery.

WIlHdN9 MI TftbtfthEJtDub.
Cots 81 nCrfalifeu inter lcid9ien Nebtnbulnen.
GerfaufSaNeent u. z. Tufancl.
Cams gr. sos. WmericausBtba.
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Ser 3 d,aben, ben MILAN.
tlc-Gitp lcbtcn Sountog burd) 8oit,
oerncltr Sorts Grobuno e%rIittcn hat,
miro oli 10000 Collars ocid)1tt.
Garob 9robe erbitterung in Dem Sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-14
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

From The Tribune Bureau
u-asbinpton Oct l3-The British Embassy OF
ea ri, he established In the embassy in Con-
necticut avenue tomorrow. when all OF the al
taches will arrive from Manchester-oy-the-
where they were for the summer Inc AD"S1e Sc,
dor and Mrs. Bryce now at Lenox anu Will
not come 10 the capital until about October q"
W H Kennard. second British secretary ar
rived here to-day from New York HIS mar
rage 10 Miss Harriet Norris. OF this city VIII
nrobabIv occur here next month Miss Norris Is
now in New York but will return to Washington
in a day two.
The second British Secretary and Mrs George
Young are having their house IN Florida avenue
put into condition for the winter. Mrs Young Will
probably not arrive here for week or ten days
yet.
Constantine Brun. the retiring Danish Minister
returned 10 Washington last night from New YORK
where he has spent the last few days Mr. Brun
has received notification of a new appointment
yet but will cave this country in the early part
of November His brother has Just been appointed
Minister OF Finance in the new Danish Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-14
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.

TBy Telegraph The Tribunal
Tuxedo Park. " Y. Oct. L.-N1any OF tloss
who arrived at Tuxedo on Saturday remained over
until to-day on account Of the delightful weather
Tennis and golf. followed by q number o. dinners
and bridge IN the evening. were the attractions
and many OF the parties who notored out from
town passed the night the Tuxedo Club.
Mrs. Wynn seweu arrived to-day with la-ss
party. They are motoring from Mains Virginia
Among the party Mr.. and Mrs II Pea-cs
Mrs r WashbUrn and Edward Darlington
Frank Patterson arrived for the day. entertaining
a party at luncheon at the clubhouse. and Robe-t
W. CHAMBER who motOred over from PoughkeePsie,
entertained at the club.
Mr.. and Mrs ogden Mills Miss Laid Nj and
Mrs George H Hull and Miss Lucia Huh are at
the club FOR the autumn
Mr. and Mrs George W Forsyth are IN the Win
ter Club.
Other late arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs A P
Montant and Mrs. Thomas L EIwyu. OF Ph.,ade-
phia; M and Mrs J. I. Putnam Of Boston; Mss
Lota Robinson. MOncure Robinson. Mr. and Ms
w. S. Brown. Gordon Fellows. yiscount de Per
igny. Mrs. A W Nickerson. Miss Nickers01 and
Mrs. Henry L. Burnett
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 3. DinsmOre r.. arrived from
Europe this week and in their villa on Tuxedo
Lake.
Other cottage arrivals Mrs George 2
Dodge. Miss Adelaide Hamilton. Miss Louisa Nor
wood and Mrs. P. LOriIIard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-14

very few churches would escape taxation IN
the wider aspect of the case, the question Is
involved whether d charter once granted III
perpetuity can be arbitrarily revoked just be
cause 1t works In a way or with a degree OF
success which was not foreseen by some Oh
those outside of its provisions.
Ocean Grove was Incorporated by an act OF
the Legislature nearly forty years ago as 4
camp meeting ground and Christian SEASIDE
resort" and was endowed with certain excep-
tionaI immunties, privileges and powers Al
that time it was a small settlement, remote
from others, and the provisions of Its charter
were of little concern TO anybody outside or 1tS
limits Probably most of those outside expect
ed the enterprise TO be shOrt1iyed, or never 10
grow to considerable size Instead, II mas at
tanned phenomenal growth and bids far 10 iast
as long as the state itself. In consequence
some regard 1t with a mixture of envy ana re-
sentiment Some also who have settled near
Ocean Grove and have greatly prOnted from
their proximity to it now find its influence lrk-
some The vast majority of those WITHIN us
limits are entirely satisfied with its status IN
which they find Unexpectedly complete fulhi-
ment of the ends for which the place was
founded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-14
R4LJOOg RACES HEREAFTER.

This years experience in the international
drifting match, IN which twenty three balloons
started from Berlin last Sunday, shows me
necessity for future changes of policy. Either
the scoDe of the contests for existing prizes
should be broadened or an additional set OF
trophies should be offered. Aeronaudc aHlol-
ton and genius are not yet adequately recog-
nized.
In the first place, sailing in straight line
seems TO have lost Its novelty, and a prefer
ence for describing circles is now manhesL
Horizontal flights also have become rather
monotonous and abrupt descents clearly ENJOY
Il greater popularity. There have been sew
era efforts this week to see who could drop
furthest without being hurt incidental dhhl-
age to the balloon was not worth consldera-
ton so long as the passengers escaped serious
harm. Two Americans performed the 1eat III
A fashion that seemed TO leave them without
rival but a couple of Spaniards saw them
and went them about two thousand feet
..bpttpr" InasmuCh as self-recording barom-
aters can be used to determine the height at
tanned and the elevation from which ran Is
attempted satisfactory testimony can De put
in thu hands Of judges who are indlsposed 10
accept the word of the aeronauts-
Still another departure from precedent this
wear was descent at sea rather tnan on dlu-
The ba loon was lost, but the passengers were
saved Possibly the behavior of the st LOUIS
differed enough from that Of the Conqueror to
warrant a distinct classification for their imi-
+ators but we are not sure. Mr.. Arnold evil
IDENTIFY did not tumble great a distance as
Messrs Post and Forbes, and sea bath IS
pIeasanter than roof garden Nevertheless
the two achievements were equally useless
though as the participants in the contest were
out merely for sport unitarian considerations
NAV he neglected. Besides, In what was not
exactly go as you please affair, but rather
q go as YOU can" match luck not skill. die
tated the result Under the circumstances we
see no propriety in making arbitrary distnc-
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IN THE BERKsHIREs.
LIZ Telegraph to The rrLbuas.I


I.enox. Oct I3-Nr. and Mrs y. A Powers and
Mrs Walter Schriver. OF New York. Mr. and Mrs
W II. Townsend Of MontcIaIr, y J., and Nh and
Mrs Charles W Allen, Of Boston, arrived tonight
at the MapIewOod. in Pfttsfeld
Mrs J. Clarence Post hostess az d largs
bridge party tonight the hotel
Mr. and Mrs Edward A lie Roy have arrived
from New York
Miss Katherine Manice Grant rode in the meet
OF the Berkshire Hunt to-day The ride was gal
Ioped over a dozen farms in the Richmond Valley
this morning The meet was early at Lovelands
Corners White frost was on fences and stones
by the highway a 5 the hunters gathered for their
seni-weekly run
Mrs W H MacIay. Of New York arrived TO-
day for the remainder Of october. MI NacIay
Will arrive for the week end
Mr. and Mrs II r. Moorehead closed Cross
ways to-doy and departed for New York
Mr. and Mrs A P Montant. Mrs Thomas e
wyn and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T Patterson OF
Philadelphia arrived to-day
Mr.. and Mrs B. 3. Taggart. Mr. and Mrs. c. "
Valentine Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ Armstrong and M.
and Mrs G S Knowlton. OF Watertowu. y. 7,
arrived in an automobile to-day.
Mrs F. G.. Swan and Mrs c. c Chapman Mrs.
W B. Hoffman and Miss Hoffman departed to-day
for town
Arriving tonight at the Hotel AspInwau were NJ
and Mrs. Philip wadsworth Mrs c. 2. ShaIcrofr-
Mrs C P. Post. Miss Post and Mrs C. c Schuy-
Ter. Of New York Miss Murtel Williams Of Port
land Me- and George W. Seavey. OF Boston
Banyer Clarkson has bought Of Luctus 3 Noors
n TyringhaE1 a O.: $50 acres viii build a
villa there Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison have spent
the late summer n Le1ox-
Mrs Robb De PeysteT Tytus went to New York
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AmnSeme ntS.


ACADEMY OF AUsIC-2 s.is-The old Homestead l.
ALEAMBRA-2-S-Eaude7
MEEICA
ASTOR-2-15-s-15-The Man from Home
BELA 500 -l5-s -20-The Devil
FTJOT--2 ls-s-I5-A Gentleman from Mississippi
4sI.AoEY-s- s-vsodsyie. ,.-- ,,.-.,o-s-
,-ASISO-s-I5-Marcele
COLONIAL -2-S-Naudeyllie
CRTTERI0N--s- l5-Fluffv RufTes
pALT'S-1 .1s-s 1 -MySelf-B ettins
EDEN HISEE-The World IN Wax
FalTIR -20-6 -3o--Jack straw
CgAIETy-2-15 1.-THE Travelling salesman
Garden THEATRE .IS-s -1S-The Devil
GARRTCK-s- 2o-The Moilusc. preceded by Mrs Peck
hams Csrouse-
GERMAS THEATRES -I5-5ussren1eber-
EACEETT-s .l5-The Crisis
HAMMERSTEIN+ So -I5--s -IsX audeville
HERALD SQUARE, SIS .15--1hree Twins .
HIPPoDROME-2-s-sportin Days-Batue IN the
Skfee-BsiIet Of Birdland-
HUDSON -I5-S 1S-Pierre OF the Plains
ESICF CCHER-s-1o-The Girls Of f1of1enherg
LIBERTY-2 1S-s-15-Widhr
ORGANIZATIONS Watches
LYRIC 15-Nlle Mischief
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-1o a. n 80 u n m
Electrical SHOW
MAJESTIC -15-s .IS-Agnes-
NEW A3sTE RDAN-2: 15--s:i5- NerrT WIDOW
NEW YORK. 15-s -2o--The American Idea
SATOF-s .30-Aa1er-
-3o-The Fighting Hope
H'ATIACK 'S-s-2o-FIis VTife's Family
WEBER So sos -36-Paid in Full
WEST END -15-s-15-Ihe Warrens OF virginia
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va-ueness. When he Is asked for detalIs IT,
-arding the operation Of any OF his plans hf van
never give them because he has moi thouSH'
out In detail and has not enough grasp or ac'uai
,-ondftions m think if ont. His trust plan was
ono of the most complete exhibitions of his lack
Of nracticaI sense and his speech in its defence
only further convicts him of impracucail'F'
When its unworkable nature is pointed OUT III
score Of ways all that he finds himself aOie 10
answer is: There viii be time for necessary
readiustments' His evidence Of his prac'lcal
canacitv is hardly any better than thar OF 'le
hibulous old character in Our Mutual FRIEND
whose practice it is TO give the solemn anu ~,
vfnous assurance: i am-er-Inah 10 10 II,
r. as1- how If either of them would be gra-
tuitous fmpertinence.
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SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune-I

[By Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport, Oct. 1S-Mr. and Mrs. William G. Roe-
ker will return to New York next week
Mrs. Frank W Andrews will close Sunset Lawn
Saturday, going to Boston for a visit before
returning to Washington Major Edmund J. Cur
ley also will depart Saturday for New York and
Mrs. Theodore Kane will return to New York
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A Andrews, when they Gloss
their Newport season, IN short time, viii spend a
portion Of the winter in Baltimore and PhladeE-
phia-
Master William Henry Vanderbilt is visiting his
father. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. at Oakland Farm
Mrs Paul Dahlgren and daughter, Miss Rouoa
DahIgren, returned from New York to-day.
James V. Parker who has been suffering from
an attack OF pneumonia, has now recovered 50 an
to be able TO sit up for a short time each day.
Mrs Charles VI. Oelrfchs will give luncheon
tomorrow afternoon IN honor of the birthday
versary OF her daughter Miss Blanche OeIrichs.
Mrs. T Shaw SAFE and J. ]. Mason were dinner
entertainers to-day.