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New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

MAN

IN the city's debt limit instead of being about
s45o0oooO 10 provide for the contemplated
I'm the ctys budget. falls to about $4,000 900: and
therefore the tax rate must be raised TO 1ss or
even 40. as compared with 1.61 last year. A
comparison OF the tax rate for the last seven years
shows: For 1903 1.493; 1904. 1913; 1908, 1880
1906. 147s; 1907, 1.4S4; 1908. 1.614oT; 1909. 1855
TO 40 estimated For the same years the budget
has increased as follows: 1908. ss7lls.os1: 1904.
s10e.674955 1905. $11o.625259; 1906. slle sos 40
1907 s1So,42l5e5; 1908. s145.572.2ss 1903. st56.-
545.14s"
Another 'Rakes Progress grlmbled Busy
Man ANY persons of importance die?"
George F. s. Robinson, first Marques of Ripon.
formerly Lord Privy Seal of England. died in Lon
don. Count Cssimir Radeni. former Austrian Pre-
mier. died in Vienna Captain Philip r. Ellsworth,
notsd modellar OF yachts, died in Bsyonne. n. ].
General the Marquis de Galliffet. former Minis
Ter of War for France died in Paris from apoplexy.
Fordha Morris. trustee OF the College OF the City
clubs in this city. died suddenly from Bright's dis
ease. at Denox. Mass. Robert D. Evans. one OF the
weslthiest men in New England. owneY of the house
at Beverly, Mass. which President Taft has leased
for home, died In Boston from the effects
of a fall from his horse Rutherfurd stuyvesant
brother of Mrs. Henry White, wife of the Ameri-
Ambassador to France. died suddenly from
angina pectoris in Paris. He owned much New
York real estate Ernest w. s. Pickhardt who
married stepdaughter OF the late Robert r Roose-
Veit, died in London. EX-Judge Christopher Ma
gee one Of the best known iurists in Pennsylvania
died from apoplexy at a baseball game in Pitts
burg John Lawrence Riker. a director of many in
surance and trust companies in this city died at
Seabright, N. J. Francis ". Cushman Representa-
tive in Congress from Tacoma. Wash. died here
from pneumonia. He regarded the fore
most humoTst of the House"
THE American public likes to laugh" comment
ed Busy Man, but il is suspicious of any who
is habituaiiy witty What happened in the field
of sports?'
Martin J. Sheridan. of the Irsh-American Ath-
letic Club established new worlds record for the
national all round championship OF the Amateur
Athletic Union by pling up total of 1885 points
in the annual event. The American polo team that
went TO England 10 bring back the championship
cup. which has been held there for twenty-three
years. succeeded in doing so, winning the second
and deciding game in the contest by score of s
TO at birmingham Independence Day
''Twenty-three will have 10 be released from its
hoodoo reputation i'll America. any way. said Busy
Man. ANY notable crimes or disasters"
There was that national disaster. our method
of celebrating the Fourth Of July. Mere than two
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
COOL In THE CATSKILIS
Seekers for Rest and Recreation Ar,
There IN Force.

Catslu- July 10.-The cool weather OF N.
week has partially stermed the nnc.,ss.in ~ ass
which set IN with such unprecedented force a 80
ago. yet the arrivals to-day have been exfr.rr.IS
gratifying TO tbs hotel men. The Increased :.
pacities OF the elegant Day Line steamers are rr-
utilized, owing TO the growing favor Of the vr.s.
route to the mountains In fact, all lines Of travs
between New York and the CatskIls proved ,7aA.
quats last week. despite the employment OF s,,,
facility now at command. The Independence r.
visitors ware IN excess Of those of any urs,,,or,
season.
Tbs dshing has never been better than this a..
son. Ths brown heckel hy'' has been the fsvori,,
lure with ths wary trout OF late
Among the sarly guests at the Kaaterskfu a, fs
mountain top is Miss L. R. Couklin niece OF ~.
famous Senator, who has enjoyed many suunnos-,
there in past years Among others there ar. NJ,
z. L. Borden. Mrs. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs srsu.-.
Dean and Mrs William L. Bates OF New York
The Grant House and other resorts near Catskru
village are tlling up rapidly, and many handso7n.
yachts are already riding gayly at anchor IN tbs
Hudson. of Catskil1.
Only few rooms now vacant in the od
Catskill Mountain House. where new applicants
must soon be turned away. The many quiet resorts
at Palenviile are receiving large additions daily
Up IN the Hsines Falls section the aspect Is al
ready much like that OF midsummer, because OF ths
early start OF the season there Among recent
visitors at the Santa Cruz Lodge were James Os-
born and wife, OF Buffalo: Miss Cornelison Of New
York, and the Misses Johnson. OF Brooklyn.
Among the early guests az the famous Laurel
House down at the falls. J. Morgan and fam
lily. Charles ]. Hanlin and wife and ]. ?. Reed
and family. OF New York.
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place on Deal Lake. ana will be held in conrec-
ton with the annual baby parade. scheduled Tor
Thursday afternoon, September 2 oncfals OF tne
New Jersey militia cooperating with Chair
man Ayres OF the carnival commission in the for
nation Of the plans. and they will assist in hand
ling the pretty water display. Everything will be
organized that all orders and commands for
the moving OF the boats will be by various army
bugle and drum calls. Queen T1tsnia. who Will pre-
side over the several carnival events. will make
her first public appearance with her court on the
evening Of the Deal Lake fete.
Well known visitors 10 Asbury Park this week
include General James S. Clar<son. Senator Joseph
s Freinghuysen. Of sonrsrvile. y. j.; Assembly
man Joseph r. Tumuty. Of Jersey City; James r
Connolly. e Newark. commander Of the New Jersey
Department. Of the Grand Army OF the Republic;
Judge John @. Horner OF Mount Holly. y. j.. and
Governor Fort of New Jersey.
Mayor Jacob Hausseliug and Sheriff William Har-
rigan Of Newark n. J.. registered at Sunset
Hall Former Mayor Henry NJ. Doremus Of
Newark. y. J.. has his family at the Minot House
for the season. DR.. J. P. Nolan L. D. Pierce, NJ
w. Livingston. F. r. Kicks. l. c. McQuaks and
Mrs c. Jackson among the New Workers at
the Hotel Brunswick
Colonel John T. Camp, DR.. James 2. Burt, DR..
and Mrs. Charles Van West Mrs. John Wood and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H ellison. OF New York City. are
newcomers at the Ocean Hotel Recent arrivals
from New York City the Coleman House in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred C. Wehlinser, H L
Brown. J. J. Drefuss. Frank A Bach. Mr.. and Mrs
r. T. Monds and Mr and Mrs. II. Wright.
DR. ]. w Roberts. Of New York City. Is enjoy
ing an outing at the Hotel Bristol From the same
city. at the same hotel. Miss Henrietta Frank.
Miss Ethes Frank. Mrs A l. Taylor. Mrs s.
r. D4ckerson. sIrs. W. Evans and Mr.. and Mrs
w. Conover.
New York folk registered at the Fenmore In
clude Mr.. and Mrs C. Storey. Miss Mildred Dick.
Miss Katherine Dick. Mrs. W. z. Mendel. Miss z.
J. Cunningham. Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Cunningham
and Mrs. F. NJ. Peters
Mr.. and Mrs ". r Thompson Mrs. John a.
Howe and Miss Dorothy Miller OF New York City,
spent Independence Day st the Victoria F. r.
Miller. OF Brooklyn. brought his family to the
Hotel Columbia this week. New Workers. at the
hostlery include Mr.. and Mrs G. Black, Mr..
and Mrs. {. ". Torges. Miss l. F. Patten. Mr..
and Mrs. John Horn and Miss C Reilly
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W Wylde, II. w. Baird and
family and r. Fl. Robinson, of New York City,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank 3. Hague, of Jersey City.
are at the Wellington. Miss Marion B. Van Riper.
OF Paterson. n. J.. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Plump
and II. +. Gilmore Of New York City, are at the
Berwin for the month OF July.
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ASBURY'S RECORD CROWD.
Il Ne1C Mark Established for Resort
MEETINGS at Ocean GrC~e.

Asburv Park July 10.-There general exc
dus from the Park Tuesday morning Of the Fourth
Of JULY visitors, the resort Is b. no means de-
populated. for the newcomers this week are to be
numbered by the thousands The Independence
Day throng by far the largest the town has
ever accommodated. and taxed the capacity Of the
four hundred hotel, and boarding houses. Among
the visitors hundreds OF motorists from cities
in the metropolitan district The celebration was
Of the safe and sane brand Of patriotism, for the
hospital records show that there not serious
accident during the two DAYS celebration.
Sunday school workers from all parts Of New
Jersey are now here attending the annual school
OF methods OF the New Jersey Sunday School AS
sociation which opened Wednesday In the as
sembiy room Of the city high school, and which
will continue for a week. To-Rorrow supertn-
tendents' rally will be held.
There was a red. white and blue dance given At
the Coleman House Wednesday for the children.
and over one hundred tots. garbed in the trcolors
participated Miss Dorothy AppIeget and Miss
Marie Miller. dressed Uncle Sam and Miss Co
lurnbia. ed the grand march. Tho favors dstrb-
uted were small silk American flags. A CotilIon.
the first OF the season. was the attraction Mon
day evening at the Hotel Columbia. Tonight all
the beach front hotels rendered their patrons
dance.
4 military water pageant is being arranged for
the evening OF Tuesday, August 81 1t will take
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
PROVES MAGNET FOR SUMMER FOLK
Stamford. N. Y, Flooded with Seekers 70.
Rest and Outdoor Suorts

Stamford " Y July 10-This week has VT.
messed more arrivals IN Stamford than any pre-
vous one. Already there are over five hundred
city people in town and this year viii be record
breaker The baseball team played it's first gans
on Monday with Oneonts and has been playing
nearly every day since The team has ALREADY
shown It's calibre and will undoubtedly make
good record.
On July the Merchants Association ot Oneor,s
held its annual outing in Stamford and took lunch
con at the Rexmere- Over two hundred vers
present and all speak in the highest terms OF ths
hospitality OF the Stamford people
Among recent New York arrivals IN Stamford
are:
Churchill HaIl-Mrs E A Dodge. Mrs n 7.
Shields. Nelson 7. Shields, jr. Mrs. F. F. Fisk.
Margaret Haggerty. Mrs Henry B Livingston.
Mrs P. Fl. Sullivan. W II. Sullivan. Edward Sui
ivan. Mrs. 4. c. Mcdonald. Mrs r. B walsh.
Miss Mai Walsh. Miss Anna Walsh. Miss Glars
Mulvaney Mr. and Mrs II. c. SchwaIL Mrs. C.
Paine, Miss Paine. P Kaufman. H Hoffman.
Philip Dawell and Sturges B. Shields.
Rexmsre-Nrs Frank Poel Hflda PoeL Harold
Poe. Miss NJ COrnehlsen. Mrs. D. ". Murtha.
Mrs w J. Moore Miss Eda Hardenburg Miss
Vera Moore. Mr. and Mrs II A Dewey. Jane;
Dewey. Anita Dewey. II L Dewey. Mrs T. y,
Frazee. r V Mclaughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. T J.
Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs A ". Bufe and MIS-
Eleanor Lumley.
Cedarhurst-Mrs. Schuman. Theodore schuman,
Miss Helen DAILY, Miss Cassidy, Miss Brosnan,
D. F. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. j. J. O'Regan
Madison-Mr. and Mrs A D. Crane. Mr.. and
Mrs H s. Lines. Mr.. and Mrs Murphy and Mr.
Mccoy.
Simpson Terrace-Wallace Cossrove. Nine. Fanny
Goodwin Lunt. HyIsnd Cunning. Mrs. ]. R LAGER,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. d. Hogg. Miss Emily Hogs,
Miss Martha and Miss Dolly Smith.
New Grant House-Mrs- c. A. Bachnan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas McLeIIand. Miss julie z Adams,
William B. Sharpe, Harold Harper and Amy
Harper.
Greycourt Inn-Mrs. E. H. Magnus and son, IT.
l. G. Burr and son. 9Ir. and Mrs. F. H. Phillips
and NJ E Kaughran.
Mountain View House-Professor D. L Lowson
Miss Alice Davis. Marie C Hawiey, Mrs J. +.
Hamlet Mr.. and Mrs A Krfete and L A Krists
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
ATLANTIC CITY FUN
This Resort. as Usual, Has Merry
Summer Thr0HgS.

Atlantic City. July 1o-There Is no city in the
world which should be interested III the stead
iIy growing agitation for safe and sane Fourth
than Atlantic CITY II has the great problem of the
care Of thousands and thousands of visitors from
every part OF the United States Atlantic City IS
the great summer playground. and it cannot afford
10 turn itself into solemn, rigid and unattractive
place. but peoples ideas 10 what makes an at
trsctive Fourth of July changing.
Atlantic City had a glorious Fourth. Clear, de-
lishtfuliy cool weather greeted the thousands of
visitors from the cities The Boardwalk was
thronged as seldom before. some two hundred thou
sand visitors coming to the city.
The great number of automobile parties was a
feature of this years Fourth. exceedingly large
number of people arriving that way. Atlantic and
Pacific avenues, the two great thoroughfsres ex-
tending the length Of Absecom Island were a-whiz
with automobiles gayly decorated with flags.
The Chalfonte is entertaining the delegates 10 two
conventions which holding their meetings there
One is the sixteenth annual convention OF the Ma
tional Fertilizer Association. which is discussing
the latest improved methods Of manufacture and
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imports increased s10o over those of 1905
A Consolidated Exchange firm OF stock brokers
caused stir In Wall Street by announcing their
acceptance or one recommendation Of the White
investigating committee, and promising 10 have
their books examined ones month by we'll acere6-
tied public accountants who will give report thers
on to all customers of ths firm without charge
Reform the Metal Exchange was started by
actual sale being made OF fifty tons OF electroly1ic
copper. the first actual transaction made there in
many years. II was said While further compliance
with the Hughes commissions recommendations
was being considered at q meeting of the managers
of the exchange. of them. George W. jacques.
who was present. dropped dead from spoplexy. The
indicted members Of the Sugar Trust pleaded mot
guilty" before Justice Hand In the United States
Circuit Court. in this city, and were p7roled in the
custody of their counsel The Judge rejected the
request of the prosecution that bah be demanded,
and said he would the responsibility for this
action"
IF the trust is not guilty" asked Busy Man.
why did 1t make restitution of such large sums Of
money? How have tho police been getting along
under their new COMMISSIONER
The first shake-up among the officers of the force
by Commissioner Baker placed in command of the
notorious Red Light district who head
OF Commissioner McAdoo's vice squad until he
dismissed for failing to close certain resorts.
Captain Palmer who has been holding Coney ISL
and's lawless element in check. sent TO Staten
Island. These and other transfers strengthened the
reports which have been flying around thick and
fast that the lid is 20 off and 10
such extent II Is deemed safe.
Ex-Commissioner Bingham declared he would
he the anti-Tammany candidate for Mayor II the
nomination should be thrust upon him without
hampering conditions. Controller Metz announced
that he would accept Democratic nomination II
asked 10. He issued a statement showing that the
city has far paid out So 200o 900 for Catsk lands
under the new water supply plans and that IL has
Ssss.o57 to condemn these lands. That is 10
say. the expenses of condemnation about 10
per of what the land itself costs the city and,
moreover the sums awarded have been grossly ex-
cessive. An order to show cause why Injunction
should be issued restraining the Aqueduct Com
mssioners from constructing additional reservoirs
in the croton Valley obtained in the Supreme
Court in q taxpayers suit brought behalf of
the Merchants Association of New York. The
revised figures Of assessments for taxation purposes
on the real estate, personal property and special
franchises throughout the city filed with the
Board of Aldermen by the Tax Commissioners. In
spection them disclosed the facts that the annual
increase in the grand total of taxable values is
only about 500 10000. against increase in
1908 over 1907 of s4sLa16s7i the natural increase
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
ON THE BOARDWALK OF LONG BRANCH.

The Boardwalk during the Fourth OF July sea-
son. is furnishing the usual number of sensations
The most remarkable. perhaps. was young woman
fully garbed in masculine summer regalia; white
flannel trousers Tuxedo coat. rskish soft hat
and swinging cane She accompanied by two
other people, man and woman, and carried on
the part with much assurance, that she passed
undetected by many. Only her hair betrayed her.
When a reporter called at her home, it was dis
closed that she Miss Charlotte White. OF wash
ington. who would refuse dare! 1T was
only done In fun she said. II am not suf-
fragette nor DR.. Mary Walker. I simply would
not take the dare when man friend said would
not walk down the Boardwalk dressed so"
The new sign on "Old Vienna" is certainly cal
culated 10 make any stop and think for II is
a green electric light serpent about half block
long which writhes and unduates in a fearsome
manner.
Mayor Stoy OF Atlantic City has again an
nounced the appointment of Officer Frey known
''the spooning COP" to take charge OF the bathing
beaches. This need not frighten the young people
into ina gning that his honor has any destructive
designs against Dan Cupid II is easily under
stood that every place where large crowds congre-
gate Is likely 70 be infested with ''undesrabes''
Officer Frey is misnamed. He has orders to
stop "spooning" merely 10 prevent dsorderly con-
duct. There is difference.
During the day the Ventnor Boat Club celebrated
with a regatta. in which the latest boats OF the
club were entered. A reception and dance with a
side Yacht Club. Atlantic City Yacht Club and
had races which were enjoyed by crowds of people
All sorts of pets taking their constitutonals
on the Boardwalk. and Teddy bears only a
r1ar
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aConstant Reader Tells Him
What He Missed in Last
Weeks Papers.

well the Senate really did pass the tariff bill
.+ tss+-- exclaimed Busy Man joyfully he met
Ix-cnszzn1 Reader last evening
In short order replied Constant Reader.
ss45ovv can YOU say that asked Busy Man,
Tssrhs- they had been 3awing over ii for so many
f1,rr weeks that was ready TO believe the cynic
srs,o declared the tariff is local issue
IAN ttsss weeks of debate were INDUCED in
fsv tte Senate citing COMMITTEES of the whole
-Tbe bs did Tot cnme before the open Senate until
east Tuesdsy"
What's the use Of all that hne hairsplittine
s,stuzaen open Senate and committee OF the whole?
asked Busy Man petulsntiy. IT'S the very same
sren in both cases. isn't ito
.one useful purpose & serves replied Con-
rtsnt Reader ssrcssftcally, 'is 10 chow the Demo-
Gratis who helped revise the tariff upward so
-hserguiIy 10 insist THAT not they but the wicked
penublicaus reported the bill out of committee
1T is 10 laugh sneered Busy Man. but give
tbs detafls.''
ssS,re ot the last acts OF the committee Of the
xrnnIe gas 10 adopt the resolution 10 submit 10
state legislatures amendment 20 the Constitution
,,e4ui.tinS Congress 10 lay an ircome tax. The sd
.nistrative provisions Of the bin agreed 20, as
zz the lorrE-raeeis6 tariff commission. On Wednes-
Gay the orsn Senate plunged into business with
slacrity. About seventy-hve paragraphs Of the
hif were at once reserved for separate votes. and
al the other amendments. affecting about l,Seo
iterns were adopted en- blcc. Then the work Of
hz-rnrnering through the resolutions was begun.
The duty SOLE band belt and rough leather
was increased from 10 10 Is per cent The provi-
sion crasting the nesV court of appeals
vas next adopted An amendment including hold
ing companies iI the corporation tax rather
Unexpectedly accepted by Senator Aldrich. Amend
snents increasing fhe taxes on cigarettes and
smoking tobacco adopted. Rates
raised on salicyIic acid arsenic. nickel wire and
steel sheets. Il WAS provided that whenever any
country puts an export duty crude oil, that oil
when smpcrted here shall pay one-half the duty
Imposed by the foreign country. The final vote
came at uI5 on Thursday night. when the
ffu passed by IS 10 81 Aia the Democrats. with
the exception Of Senator McEnery. of louisiana
vofed against the measure So did ten Repuh-
ziczns including. Of course. Beveridge ard La
Foiletse The following conferrees on the part of
ace eenstx wsrs then appointed; Nessrs. Aldrieh.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

John s Early. former soldier in the resUla-
army, who had been segregated by the Washingto1
authorities for nearly year on the suspicion ths'
he was lspsr. was last allowed 10 come 70 tAs
city where at the New York Skin and Cancer Hos
pital. he was pronounced entirely fres from ire
dread disease. The British government granted
weekly pension OF 81 50 10 each of the four graha
children OF Charles Dickens. the famous novelist y
recognition Of the literary euinence Of their grad
father and as consideration o. their straishtsnea
circumstances The estats OF Charles Dickens Nas
valued az his death. in 1870. az s4oe a0o ana ~
Mary Angela Dickens, one or the four sisters ="
published nearly a dozen novels WHAT'S N
name7 Daniel X. Pearsons. OF Chicago. Wno n1
already given 81 900 coo to small colleges. annouhs
that he would devote the remainder Of this. -
niuetieth year TO distributing the last s1oooOue
his fortune.
The enga cement was announced Of Miss Ani'.
Stewart. daughter OF William Rhinelander stew
and Mrs. James Henry Smith. of New fofA -
Prince Miguel of Braganza. eldest son 'r -.
Michael pretender TO the Portuguese throne I0
u Rockefeller celebrated his SEVENTEEN hirthcaS
giving slo.OOo.Ooo to the General Education boA
This makes his entire endowment to thar phi1
thropy s53 600 ooo The total OF his public eenels
tions Is now variously estimated between A
three and one hundred and thtrty-nve Ini.'ion
THE Laird of skibo is stl ahead. PAN :.
commented the Busy Man. His public gii's -
estimated at sls0.Oo0 900. believe You haNo =.
nothing about the Wright brothers. TO wnoS7 80
cess / an, SO much interested. What nave
been doing?" r,E.n
..Tinkering away composedly at their "a
aeronlane'r said Constant Reader Seem 20 80
no hurry to win that government prize unut N =.
get good and ready. The signal service psoplsu-
impatient to have the brothers make nne ,ors
ing before Congress sdjourns but th7 ..ss
aviators don't seem to care whether ConsieS
their fight or not s.,snf
IL sent those boys a telegram OF eneoufasess
that day when the preliminary night enoso
snrash.up for their machine" said Busy Me- , me
feared thsy might throw up the sewers VA
government has set for their aeroplane AZ
What did you say. ther Bones % .,.at
encouraging them TO persevere?" asked Cons~
Reader obligingly-
Keep 1t up" ahncAled Busy MaH
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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ADJUSTMENTS

Atlantic Highlands. y. J.. July 10-Spending ths
day upon the bay in sailboat. company of young
people went from the Lockwood the yacht tas
Helen Thursday. and took dinner at Pleasure Bsy.
A party of visitors from the Brandon attended the
Casino hop this week. The proprietor. Mr.. Bryant
gave a danca last night at the Sea View Hotel
At the Brentwood P. S. Dunno has been entertain
ing large number of July patrons a ball was
given there in the new casino OF the hotel Monday
night Various social affairs have been given
during the week at Atlantic Highlands. making the
period gay one. large hop. in which Sky
couples will take part. is the boards for the
casino tonight. and at the same place there was
a big hop Monday evening.
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THE WEEK IN OCEAN GROVE.

John wanamaker. Of New York and Philadelphia
made his first visit TO Ocean Grove this week He
came here Monday TO take part in the Fourth OF
July celebration and was induced to deliver a short
address before the young peoples meeting IN the
Temple. He praised the Methodists for their as
sressve church work and made a strong plea for
more religion I'm business. Job E. Hedges, Of New
York City, was another distinguished visitor. He
delivered the oration in the Auditorium the
morning of Independence Day.
The fourth annual session of the Ocean Grove
Assembly OF Sunday School Methods convened in
the Thornley, Chapel yesterday and will continue
daily for week under the leadership OF Mrs
Mabel Faraday. Of Arlington. n. J. Thursday
evening the faculty and students enjoyed sociabls
given by the Assembly at the Arlington Hotel.
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-.zre1l the Senate really did pass the tariff bill
ist last exclaimed Busy Man Jo@fuAy as ne lnet
ts-,,Sszr4 Reader last evening.
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every state IN the Union will attend. The sessions
will be held in the Lyceum Auditorium Thomas
c Gaynor OF Newark. is the state head Of the
order.