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New-York tribune., 1909-02-02

A sEAsoNAeLE SUGGESTION.

Plans have been fled with superintendent Mnr-
nbv for new freproof office to be built on the
roof of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.'S twenty story once
building. at the southeast corner OF WhhaIn anu
Pine streets 1t Is to be Of iron. filed IN with IeI
- bloo,-s 6nished with a floor Of cement and
walls of stJcco work from designs by James b
Baker, for the use Of the bank clerks for whom II
uU he q cool perch in the summer.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
sEABoARD AIR LINE REPORT.
Deficit Of s746,647-Decrease in Gross Earn
ings s72e,92e.

-l,e repor4 of the Seabcard Air Line Railway for
the fiscal year ended June 39 1908 shows gross
earnings Of 81 So 81 net earnings Of AoH.SS0 ana
st ,rcc-nE Of 81 Us 30s After ell deductions for
Interest taxes and rentals amounting TO S5Sls.707
there was deficit OF ST4esE7-
In the year there were authorized 70 be issued
s.oeoeoe two-year collateral per cent notes. OF
which 10000 we're issued and were outstanding at
fhe close OF the fiscal year; also S2o0o5 receivers
certificates. The equipment Of the road was main
sasned IN the gear cost OF s2<eSI7s, and the
roadway, track sLnd structures a.zo4.4S was ex-
pended
Gross revenue in the year decreased s72s.s29. op-
Grating expenses decreased SOS ss4 and earnings
decreased sl2soe<. Freight earnings amounted 10
slogAns with the average rate a ton mile LIZA
cents against 81 s at Liz cents. in the pre-
ce6tnc year.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
CHANGES IN SERVICE TO SOUTH.

The Southern Railway beginning to-day, will add
ten section sleeping cars to the limited leaving
New York for Aiken S. c.. ard Augusta at 10:25
a m. daily. These Will go TO Augusta, and Pullman
compartment cars will be operated from New York
to Aiken. On Tuesdays and Thursdays A special
compartment car will be operated from New York
70 Augusta and Southern Railway dining be-
tween New York and Augusta.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Onlg One Sale Yesterday-Ofer-
ings for To-day.

The following transactions TOOK pL1co S0S'7i~'
at the Real Estate Exchange:
By Joseph P Day, =. "a .1,s .,r
No 145 Avenue A. corner on on - ~''1-' -
s+v nd store: adjourned sine olo-
No res Fox St 260 Il OF 1Soth q ayOo' A'e ~
sold Herman Munich Ior SoV cv.
F1iTon ave Y 2SlI # 16Sth st. IA 1lxlso
~, 6stb 81 1sa6x i-reg; dwlg and vacant 81
February Is
-rbA announcement Of offerings at auction to-day
follows:
By Herbert A Sherman . os,oo. ,,~
No 40 crosbv sr 8 1SI Il Broone st. 2oxlVo; slH
stv oft and store bldg; Union Dime Savings ~ "
agt Moses Greenwood ct al RIteh. & 8 q 1 c 81 sas os
S31, ,e5l 55 taxes etc e-''00
' - " BY Joseph Day. .- e.
of Grant ST. West Chester OK
1s5x8ox174 sty store MAY AI9nson e. a IvsTd ef
amt due 81 f54 co. etc, S5S4 49, sub 10 1r' s
-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
LADIES' CHRISTIAN UNION.

This Ladies' Christian Union will hold its usual
Wednesday morning devotional meeting tomorrow
morning at II o'clock in the chapel of the Col
legiate church, Fifth avenue and 18th street All
women cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
1915 w. asTH ST. Mr. B'wAY.

ADVERTISE1IENTs and subscriptions fcr
The Tribune received al their Uptown
Office No. 1864 Broadway. between Slt1
and 37th sts. until O'Clock T. ~ Ad
vertisements received a. the following
branch Office at regular office rates until )
. clock o. m. viz; 2c4 Sth ave. e.
cor. 2Sd st 153 18th ave. cor l2th 81. ia
East I4th St. 30 West 42d st, between
Itl and Sth aves. 263 West ~ IN St; lu3J
81 ave i61A ad ave. near 6lst ST.. lIuS
ist ave near S0th ST i57 East f23th st.
zb6 fremont ave. $50 Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
EMPLOYEES ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.

The Employees Mutual Benefit Association Of
PARK & Tilsord VIII give entertainment this
evening at the Grand Central Palace. A vaudeville
oerfor-asEce VIII De followed by dancing. The OBJ
s-cts Of this association worthy. and since fits
Institution has successful in entertainments
81 This kind
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
HEARING ON BUILDINGS.

There will be a public hearing tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock in the Board Of Estimate cha1n-
ber of the City Hall by committee OF the BOARD
of Estimate the proposed Limitation OF tHe
height of buildings that the Building Code Revision
Commission is considering. Controller Metz Is
chairman of the committee.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
MORTGAGE ON NEW THEATRE.

Among the mortgages recorded yesterday was
one for S1,75o0o0. given by the New Theatre Cor
porRtion its property at Central Park West and
cd street to the Equitable Trust Company.
The mortgage Is for ten years and bears interest
st the rate Of 81 per cent year.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
Masters Sales.

-t~4
NTAsTER's SALE OF VALUABLE EEAL S2t-IT 225,..-T
NJ Trust Company OF America vs. Felclls 5..si-r
company and Andrew F Vaughan Lr'lS-e T1--
Hosiery Company. Baukrupt--lu ne L-l---s
the United states for the Eastern p-stric(l q
vana. NJ 12S. April Sessions. l9n,i2 EtI-S'.-
Pursuant to an order and decree or J-e 80
the above recited cause viii be Solo a. p-S X 5
;he Security and Realty Sales Poorns. loom = srss
North Sixth street. in the city o. he41-s' ss- q
COUNTY Pennsylvania Monday t1e IoLI 5 -, sr
February, y d. 1909. the following oeSc4--9-
wit hcssT
No. consists three story Piss Asonipsst
factory building 100 IT. 90 IT. thorougntS - wa
with rst class knitting machines ard %olIS % s9d isi
the capacity OF about 200 Coz or Hos psnusJ
situa ate IN the City OF Reading. Berks Co-i-1' -
yania. Wood street 49, s-t-l- Srrdias
No consists OF large Two story orI- -1,sss lri
frame addition suitable for facoy P1s,--1rrsrT
lot. situate IN the Borough Of Fct-s S.5 strss.
COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA. --e south SIDE p Ss-ss win
No. consists Of three stery 6rrS go 60 7achinsr
fra me annex. fully equipped with uEell7 - ahort
ready for operation and with rne capacss rs,-our1
25Oe pounds daily. and lot. situate N tae prats
Of PottstoVn. Keim street. adjoining -. ~ win
phia and Reading Railway Company ; i4A-7'
Reading Railroad connection - =, 8, up5a
Persons desiring 20 view the premise -
REQUEST 10 the watchneu in charge LnsFe- Nv ~
Further inforus1rjo1 % any kind VIII O. N5-r
undersigned master upon request Aoli7S
Pa f-,a1iu111
-.,,,-, - - s,Is ~ TOEIN II DE-LIEtss.-
in8ue Known a. 9'1 - Special Nasl..---s
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
LOST BANRBOOKS.


BANKBOOK No AS. Az OF the Union Dime
sSViCEs Institution Is missing Any per
son having a claim % tt Is hereby called
uuou Co present tue same within ten days
or submit 20 having said rassbcok can
ceIlrd ana new one issued.
BANKROON No. 47o 257 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing ANY per
son having a claim TO Il IS hereby called
or submit 70 having said passbock can
ceIied and a new one issued.
LOST -Barkbook No. 42O C9s Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution Any person having
claims upon said book IS called upon 20
present the same TO the bank within thirty
days. or the said book viii be declared
cancelled and extinguished and a new One
Issued in lieu thereof.
LOST handbook No. 94I. $50. Bank for
Savings. 2S0 4th ave. New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank.
LOST or STOLEN. Eank0ook Nc 5eT.4T2
% the EmiPfa1f Industrial Savings Eauk
PAYMENT stopped Please return hook 10
bank. No. 81 Chambers st.
LOST OR STOLEN. -Bankbook No. 51S T24
OF the Emigrant Industrial savings
rans payment stopped Please return
book 10 bank, Ne. 81 Chambers ST.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
Ct0ti0nS.

T1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK: ID
persons interested the estate ASSIGNED 20 Ine-
dore L Bailey by James A Funle-tJ-t and Francisco 4
You ana OF YOU hereby sized and required p
soualiy be AID appear al SDecsl ern ct t1s =
preule Court County OF New YORK. at Part tnsreol
County Court House. IN the Borough o Mannstaa
CITY OF New York. the 18th day u Ee1y. lss .
1920 O'Clock A N. there and then 20 snow csu5o Wy
settlement the accounts OF Theodore L Bailey as A.
signee Of above named James A Pl-ieT-ora and ia
II no cause then attend the sette1sn OF rs
Assigues's accounts
In testimony whereof hsraurto caused ths ss1
OF the said supreme Court 20 Be hereto 1--1ed-
Witness. Hon. Charles F NzcI=1n- Judge q Is -
Supreme court. this 2Sth day of DeCe-ros-. ls9~ -
tSeall PETER J. L-'tI-----N,5. So
ESEVAI.S Z PERRY. Attorneys for Assignee, HsI-f
SET Borough OF Manhattan. Nev York CITY =
To silva Otero HsrmanOs. Es-a-s OF Manuel jon =
Alexander ruppsI < Co. Francisco = Casas ASlS ASS--s
DIaz. Lorenzo Cu5liar. Executors OF Css4I 49,
T2icar5o Caivo r Arcade C'ssleGes. Le1O Maine
g; M1iica Pedro ! MARITIME < HsrTlano AFstss -.
SalcedS David Puyana. Pieschaco1 & CO. Ilc-l1S,
C.; Marquee Pristo s Co., MalCe! G Cs2Fs%' ~ =
T-I,ans Joss A. Robert. Josz B-s5s ?. 81 30
SardiCa Nunez & Co. del GaIIsgo s Co., aad SAM A
rpe r9-er5ns citation served upon you BY p2s 49,
rfor u1IrsyauL 70 order OF Hon Char-es w.
a JIstice OF the SyIareus Court q The SJaz OF
dared December 2Sth. 1905. and ted VII .S = ysT
Ge-sn IN the Once Clerk % The Colhy - Ma
haitian City OF New Eork. on the -oih -3S - -
1905 ,,., ,oos
E<N,Fsy-AT,S Z PERRY. ATTORNEYS r1r As u.--r-s 2
Posr 0fice Address No . Rector street. D''0-s-
Manhattan New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
LENDS s2,4OO,oOo ON MARTINIQUE

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has
taken a mortgage Tor 100000 on the Hotel Mar
Unique property on Broadway and sd street TTi,,
lam r. H Martin is the mortgagor The rnortgega
is due April l. 1919 and is at 50 per cent year
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

We buy for spot cash second hand pi.
amos; send Nosta! and representative
viii call: we have Stetnway bargains.
Wise Plano Co. II East l2Jtf. st
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
Proposals..

PROPOSALS Z. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULT-
ure O1cs Of the Secretary. Washilgrcn- d. c, January
2sth 19O9Sealed proposals viii o9 received a ne q
f-e Of the Dfsb-rsng Clerk until u. Tuesday.
-e-v I6rh 1909 for furnishing and delivering hanss
platinum ware. Specifications and fun information n
nished on application the DisbursinE Clerk Bids
be sealed and addressed the Secretary q Asr-ta
In accordance with Instructors given on schsdus
JAMES WILSON Secrsrz-y
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS HOTEL

MAGNOLIA SPRINGS. FLORIDA
Dry climate Pure water. Golf. teunis, fishing gsoi
shooting swimming pools open crate fires. siectrf
lighting etc Rates S21-GO per week ard upwards
O. D. SFAvEY. o. Il FOSTER
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02

Schco5 Agencies.
AMERICAN AND FO:.EIGN TEACHERS s a.,s -
stDuIrs Professors. Teachers Tutors. GoVernsS7~9
10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply TO-
Mrs. n. J YOUNG FULTON % Inion o9----
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown Office. No.
81. and 31th st until 0
received at the following
rates until < O'Clock p. m.
23d st. 49, 9Th ave. cor
25I West 42d ST. between
18th st. 1875 Sd ave 1925
81 ave. near S8tA 81: 157
ave ESQ - ave. and any
ltHCa
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
Countru Propertu for Sale or to Let.

StMALL FARM FOR SALE OR RENT; TERMS EASY;
- god buildings. land orchard water; pleasant location:
8 miles Brewster. HADDEN BROS. Brewster. N Y
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02

4 DVERTISEMFNTS AMI
~ The Tribune received a
1874 Broadway between 36tl
O clock %. m Advertisement
branch Offices at regular ciiice
viz. 2G4 Str n, e.. $. - COZ.
18th st. Tea East l4Sh ST
18th and Sth ayes- 263 West
"a ave. mean Jtst St. ICES
East 125th 81. 1hd fremont
rnsricau Pist~tCt Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
City Property for Sale.

DRoADwAY. NORTHWEST CORNER OF READE ST /:
Is 66 6x124 for sale; desirable corners
downtown Apply 10 WAI C.wALkEFSS SONS. 292 b way.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02

LOST handbook No. 94I. .3S6 Bank for
Savings. 2S0 4th ave. New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 70 bank.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02

THOMAS DREW sTETsoN. Mechanical
expert and patent collector. I0s Fulton
at New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02

Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
,5H9a2 iH5as's sr LANGUAGES, r0Ss1rO 5ss5,
Sixteth 81. Manhattan.
Montague ST. Brooklyn
Modern languages taught IN classes privately
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.

az OPPORTUNITY.-sHOR FRONT L 7
n Sound 6Oxs6T high level ground; beautiful views.
IDEAL spot for price. $500. 1O's cash EDWIN
\ ROTLEY. NorthpOrt. L. /
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02

J. OF LANGUAGES.
t1l22 y. Oadway)-
* Ave. above 18Th St.
st.
/ LEADING CITIES
new language SXsIuSiV e.y
lessons free.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02

PORTABLE BUNGALOws"-Bnr Billings Stevens 9,
phone 1864 ssth St. East 42d St. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
BOARD AND rouasr.

AVE. 673. 604. 69G. corner Gfst
st.-Larss second hOOr room. private
bath; other rooms. excellent board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-09
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Frederic Paulding has been engaged by Lew
Fields for a principal part in support OF Blanche
Ring In The YANKEES Girl" which goes into re-
hearsal shortly
August Il will be Suffragettes' Day at Palisades
Park. There viii be a parade OF the advocates of
women's suffrage and opportunity will be had TO
sign the petitions asking Congress 20 originate an
amendment 20 the Constitution permitting ballots
for
For the three Paid In Full" companies that will
present the play out OF town the Wagenhals &
Kemper company has engaged Edna Brothers. Rose
Brahsm and Blanca West for the part OF Emma
Brooks. now played by Katherine Florence at the
Astor Theatre
Adele Rowland. the singer. who is 20 appear with
Mcintyre and Heath IN their new production, In
Tfaiti'' is not Indians bride The story Of her
marriage 10 Sioux chief at the crippled chdren's
bsAeht al the Polo Grounds was started as joke.
she says.
Jane Harbnry. who plays the part OF Blly's
sister IN BILLY" a. Days Theatre. was unable "a
have her picture taken with the other members OF
the company yesterday. The other night Sidney
Drew. I'm the where Billy throws things al
IDS rival. hir Miss Magbury in the eye by MISTAKE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-09
IN THE eERKsHIRES.

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune ]
Tenox Aug s-Mrs. Watson Thompson and Miss
Adelaide Davidson, who have been guests of Mrs
John Sloane, will start tomorrow for New York
Mr. and Mrs George Westinghouse gave a
luncheon at Erskine Park to-day for Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Clay Flick and other members OF their
bouse party The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Will
tam D. Sloane. Miss Clementina Furniss. Mr.. ana
Mrs Thomas Shields Clarke. Miss Alma Clarke.
Miss Rosalie Goodman and Richard Goodman.
Mrs william Pollock has returned from New
mort. where she was guest of Mrs. Frank X
Sturgis
MI and Mrs Henry T. Sloane. who have been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William %. Sloane, have
gone to Newport.
Judge and Mrs. c. c. Kohlsaat and Mr. and Mrs
". W. Jaques motoring in the Berkshires' started
to-day for Manchester. VT.
Mr. ana Mrs Harris Fahnestock who are build
ing villa in North Lenox. have decided to call
their property Eastover. from an extensive view
20 the east OF the estate.
Mr. and Mrs Charles G. Peters have arrived at
the Curtis cottage tor the remainder OF the season
Mrs Walter L. Boreham. Of Avon. Conn., with
Miss Creighton and Miss Beers. OF Carlisle Eng
land have arrived At Curtis Hotel
George F. Perkins. jr.. OF New York. has bought
the sabin estate. in Lee adjoining the Greenoek
Country Club He viii build villa there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-09
COLUMBIA COMMONS A SUCCESS
Receipts Nearly Equal Expenditures Under
Direct Management Of the Students.

The experiment OF conducting the dining hall az
Columbia University under the direct management
Of the students proved a last year and the
system viii be adopted perma nently. According 10
the report Of C. r. Jones' the student manager. for
the year ended July 1. the Columbia commons fell
behind 20 the extent OF SO 30. although when the
Of additional equipment which the university
promised furnish is counted in the deficit IS
s35s s5.
This small loss IS considered remarkable by the
university authorities the dining rooms al Har-
ward and Yale under professional management.
each entaiied deficits amounting 20 several thou
sand dollars. The Columbia plan did not contem-
plate a PROFIT the authorities believed that the
students would be better satisfied n they able
10 buy their meals az moderate prices. This policy
was adhered 10 throughout the year. and the ex-
penses kept except in one or two months.
within the receipts.
The total receipts from the dining and luncheon
roons were s5s.7ss so. ami receipts from catering
and other sources swelled the total 20 S63112 81.
The expenses $50. 40 6s OF which S39,O7O IS
for supplies was tho largest item The cost OF help
was 81, 1s3 Os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-09
lr,spTTE HIS ANCESTRY
.on GeseaIogists Claim John ID.
Rockefeller.

am nv she Brent rood Company
errrrasNs.a1oqists have taken exception 70 the
os-rnan es.-,-ard by the French, that John ID.
,,s,rs puI - descended from the Marquis de
sockefeia a che nrovinoe OF Languedoc. who were
gocssis- - France By the reR ooaton OF the Edict
csrsn o.. They have, by dint OF careful nfesti-
q Nam -.s.a commune, ana parish records OF the
rioa o--.s,cpality Of NeuEied aso'rtalned mat ne
,s-r1er -, Johana Thiel Rockenfeller who
cs.oS i M 49, with his VIE, anna Gertrude AIS
,1grSleo ..naren from Bonefed 10 Germantown.
col. ana II is further shown that this John
New ,'--,,,ler was the fourth son Of a certain
rt hoN,.o1faller. who IN 1855 married Gertrude
rcnges 17o,sfald. Tonges Rockenfeller himself
Psr- ~ !. 1880. his father. Johann Wilhelm
sts boIh ssutnr from Ehlscheid. This disposes
ROckeieH-, a. Gauic story 10 the effect that the
sosoues ~ ~ is descended from those Langue-
s.sna1N - AZ Rocuefeuil who were expelled
DC eslS- .s an the repeal OF the Ediet OF Nantes
iron = rh,el Rockenfeller, the ancestor OF John
loa@I ,.r.r who emigrated 10 America in 1885,
noS's means the only member OF his family 70
Us p. .ortune IN the New World. for few
80 - -,,,,,slv his cousins. Johann Peter Rocken-
gss - Tohn wilhelm Roolzenfeller. had emigrat-
hlH anr s.-s,sors in the principality Of Neuwied
vreoss n. J. The parish records snow tnat
allss,,.-ssI,ers were very numerous in the prin-
nf 80 Neuv-ied. not only AZ Bonefeld and Seq
r'ls 49,, also az Altwied. at Melsbach, Rengs-
eao'L rhIscheid. in the latter Part OF the six
OF A 80 throughout all the seventeenth and
a..s,,h CENTURIES.
curious fact that the parish registers Of the
- ,yrass Of Fair show that Johann Rock
Nsa'-. ~.s horn there on July 26. 1871, and that
sas '' Ao,snod he emigrated 20 America, 20 join
z ~ Some people have attempted 10 iden-
y So, with the petroleum king.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-09
can owns ABBOrsFoRD.

xs,yrs1-scott who has arrived in this
- -. yrs,h her husband. on her way 10 visit one
Co. sons settled in British Columbia, is the
N..,-v-sn6daughter Of Sir Walter Scott. the
$50, and the owner az Ahbotsford. the home
wv :. created for himself Sir Walters daugh-
~ -,--as John I,ockhart. the historian. They
" -. children the youngest of whom. Char
- - -,,--lnd James Hope. who received the per-
-, :. the crown 10 assume the name OF Hope
-. The Hope-scotts had three children. the
-. ~ whom. Mary Monica Hope-Scott. is the
-, owner Of Abbotsford. In 1874 she married
=, Eon Toseph Maxwell. younger brother Of Lord
- ~ Fveringham Park and her husband
90, ~. welding took the necessary steps 10 as
-, me name OF Maxwell Scott, which he now
-. Mrs Maxwell-Scott is niece Of the Duke
sxor,olk ana her husbands brother is the father
:, ,.a present Duchess of Norfolk: so that she is
.,h,v rslaied 10 the premier peer Of the realm.
NJ, Msrwell-Scott was the object 81 an unusual
-ssk NJ graciousness on her presentation at court
s--,g The late reign Queen Victoria was in the
,,Ar n according q ceremonial kiss 10 peeresses
,ns 70 daughters Of peers on their first presenta-
.o- Mrs MaxWeil-Sco could lay claim to
sy,A distinction Of birth. But when she was pre-
s-,ra 81 a drawing room al buckingham Palace
AZ he Duchess of Buccleuch the Queen, who Al
v,g preferred the Waveriey novels 10 every other
I'm q romantic literature. kissed her on both
csn erclaimine, Here is al We have left Of
s. Walter" Mrs. Maxwell-Seott bears a con-
Eagsbe resemblance TO her celebrated great
Fanasther. and the familiar dropping eyes OF Sir
Walter look out from beneath a wide. fun brow,
viii Is 50 Ike that Of ChantTys head OF the
rsskt that Il might have served as a model
Sc herself is & gifted writer. and has edited the
ss 1ni bert edition OF Sir Walters Diary" has
~ frequent contributor 10 Harper's ana other
.si1an magazines. and is the author Of Incl
81 In Scottish History" The Making Of Alb
srrd" and several other popular works.
Twas always asserted that the late queen prom
BID the birth OF Mrs. Maxweil-Scotts eldest
boy who bears the Christian name OF Walter. that
When he attained his twenty-first year she would
oesioT knlghhoOd or a baronetcy on him. so as
% revive tie title Of Sir Walter Scott. But for
some reason Or other she neglected TO fulfil this
pieose ncetd II was ever seriously made: and.
sithoush ne served with gallantry throughout the
blG war, winning the Distinguished Service order
a. captain q the Cameron Highlanders. he re-
mans without the promised handle 10 his name 10
us oay may add that there is a baronet OF the
l-ne o. Sir Walter Scott. head Of the great pub
@ans house Of Walter Scott & Co. but he is in no
sS connected. either directly or indirectly. with
ne creator o. Abbotsforg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-09
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

by Telegraph 10 The Trbunel 4
Newport. Aug S--There was much entertaining =
on board the yachts of the New York Yacht Cluni
feet this afternoon. All were dressed IN rainbow
fashion. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander had =
reception the SUtsna. and ex-Commodors J.
Pierpont Morgan. Henry Walters and Commodore
James also entertained. Mr.. Morgan and Peter A
B. Widener sailed for New York this evening
Miss Vera Gilbert gave a luncheon at Berger'a
this afternoon Her guests Mr.. and MRS.
Elisha Dyer jr., Mr. and Mrs Reginald c. WANDERED
bilt Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Adams. Miss Lota Rob.
inson. Count Antonelh. Miss Alice Anderton. Af,sl
and Mrs. Lorillard Spencer. IT,. Mr. and Mrs. X,
Stewart Barney and Harry Oelrichs.
r. Livingston Beecknnan. Oliver G. Jennings ana
Mrs. Clarence w. Doan gave dinners this evenin Sc
William StackpoIe. Of New York. is visiting r.
Livingston Beeckman.
Reginald Boardman and william 3. Burnhan. %
Boston. and Guy Garry and Joseph @. willis. %
New York. are guests of Robert w GOelet.
Mr.. and Mrs William z. Iselin are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Iselin.
Miss LOta Robinson is visiting Mrs Stuyvesant
Fish. She has been the guest Of Mrs. Edward !.
Berwtnd
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hale 1r. are guests Of this
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Roderick Terry.
John L. saltonstalI Of Boston. is the guest of
Augustus Jay.
DR. c. s. Carter and j. H. Ottley. Of New York.
are guests OF Alexander 8. Cochran.
Harold A Sands is here from Mount Kisco 70
visit Miss Anna Sands
morrow to visit Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Mex
TwonbIy. who will give dinner IN their honor ON
Tuesday evening
James ]. Van Allen has sent out cards for a large
dinner company August p
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Redmond have arrived
from Tuxedo TO spend the remainder of the suns
mer at their cottage. Eusts avenue
Harold A Sands. j. H. HendricS. John I. Salton-
stall. Eugene Hale jr., William H. Hazard. z. Van
Week and Sherwood Aldrieh registered at this
Casino to-day
Among those registering at the Golf Club today
are John F. Talmage. c. Ledyard Blair. Mr.. and
Mrs James Russell Solely, Or. c. 8 Carter. Miss
Lota Robinson, Colonel ]. H. Mason and Williams
H. Sands
Louis L. LOrilard has offered reward OF 100
for the arrest and conviction Of the man who on
last Friday evening unhung the gate TO his gar
dens on Ochre Point avenue. and. stretching 70
across the street with wires. caused Il TO be a
menace to travel Two well dressed men. attired
in yachting clothes were seen in the neighborhood.