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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Mrs. Frank Mccoy has returned
from Chicago.
Mr.. C. X. Wheeler, Of Paducah, wa
in the city yesterday.
Miss Bettic Burke is visiting re
latiyes in Cadiz this week.
Mrs. Il. Il. Layne, OF Pembroke
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Grace Barr has returned Ia
hcr home in Bowling Grcen.
Mr.. d. l.. Kennedy, Of Paris, Tenn,
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Lizzie Cox, Of Newstead, is
visiting Mrs. Chas. NJ. Meacham.
Harry G. Tandy, Of Paducah, is in
the city on visit to his parents.
Jim Cook, with Meyer Bros, st.
Lous, is at home, visiting his parents.
Mr.. Ed. II. Brown has accepted q
position as salesman for Bassett d
Co.
Mr.. w. A. Wilgus has returned
from ten days hunt in Upper Ken
tncky.
Miss Mary Crit Davis, OF Harrods-
burg, left Friday tovisit friends in
Louisville.
DR.. C. P. Bacon and family, of
Evansville, are visiting old friends in
Trigg county.
Miss Luella Fullerlove, of Eliza
bethtown, is visiting the family OF Mr..
w. B. Lander.
Mr.. W. p. Rice and family have
moved to Princeton, where they will
reside in tho future.
Mr.. d. l.. Kennedy returned to Par
is, Tenn, yesterday, after short visit
TO relatives in the city.
Messrs. Jouett Henry, Walker Wood
and Henry Tandy went to Bowling
Green Friday night to attend ball.
Mr.. A. w. Pyle, Of the firm Of Pyle
& Renshaw, has gone to the markets,
where he will lay in a largo stock OF
furniture for the Holiday trade.
Mr.. z. Gibson, Of Wisconsin, who
has been visiting friends here loft yes
terday for home to rejoice with his
fellow Democrats over their great
victory in Wisconsin.
Clarence Grinter, Of Cadiz, passed
through the city Sunday, on his way
home from Asheyillc, n. c., where he
had bcen spending some time for the
benefit OF his health.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11
DEATHS.

Mr.. Chas. T. Robert, n well known
journalist Of Nashville, died in that
city Friday, aged 43 years. He had
been connected with vcr.ous papers
throughout the county, including tho
Nashville paptri, Eval syillo Courier,
Louisville Post st. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat, New Orleans Times and Chicago
Times. At the time of his death he
was connected with the Nashville
Herald. He had been in bad health
for some time, but his friends had no
idea that the end was 80 rear at hand.
He was n ready writer upon most any
branch of newspaper work, but sue
ceeded best as dramatic critic.
Mrs. Hays died at her home near
Caledonia last Friday, of pneumonia,
aged Us years. She had only been
sick short while. -N ~N
Miss Grace Shropshire died at the
home of Mr.. Geo. Knight, near Church
Hill Thursday last, Of CONSUMPTION,
aged 10 years. Deceased was from
Covington, KY, and was on visit to
Mrs. Knight, her sister when she was
taken with the sickness which ended
her life. 4 ~ asg
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11


Foreign Missions Rev. b. NJ. 30
gard, j. w. McCord.
Home Missions-Rev. A. c. Doris
Rev. j. U. Spurlin,
State Missions-Rev. j. w. Boyd
w. H. Bryant.
Giving Rev. C. II. Nash, DIR. j. NJ
Ramsey.
How may Pastors increase the in
terest of their churches in and con-
tributions to Missionsi-Rev. Joel
Hopson.
The best method of raising the pas
tors salary-E. w. Davis and d. j.
McCord.
{ Mission committees, and successful
work.-W. F. Garnett and S. II
Myers.
A large attendance is expected.
d. F. EAGER, V. p.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

The Committeeman met Saturday
afternoon and organized by elect;ng
Joe NJ. Frankel Chairman and w. Ii.
Olvey, Secretary,
Fire at owenshoro.
A destructive fire visited Owens
boro at IL o'clock Thursday night,
which originated in the basement Of
the Rudd House and destroyed ten
buildings before it was under control.
The Owensboro Messenger gives the
following list OF the losses and insur-
ance:
THE losses and insurance on the
burned property were as follows:
Rudd House, $3S, 600; insurance, $685.
600. VIM. Foor, hotel furniture and
fixtures, S22,500; insurance, $l7,7OO,
Bank Of Commerce, fixtures, s, 900; n
surance 81, 500. FIT. Gunther, two
buildings, $500; insurance, $500.
Marks g. Dugan, grocery stock. ST.
0OO; insurance, $500. J.D. Powers,
building, 5000; insurance, 5000.
j. ii. Guckert, merchant tailor, s., 500;
insurance, 81, 800. Owensboro Mes
senger Co., newspaper Office, $500;
insurance, $500. Mrs. Emma Me-
Gill, building, 5000; insurance, ST.
600. Dan Marquis, saloon, 5000;
insurance, $2,750. AL lRutledge, sleep.
ing apartments, $3.50; insurance, $500.
Frank N. Smith, building, fixtures
and stock, 5000; insurance. $500.
DR.. w. j. Cole, $500; no insurance.
Chas. Werner, building, 5000; in
surance, 1880. Al. Williaps, stock
and fixtures, 5000; insurance, 5000
l.. ii. Reinhardt, building, $4,000;
insurance, $1,000. John Reinhardt,
furniture, $1,000; insurance, SI,750.
Zen Vile, furniture, 500; insurance,
$50. p. G. Kelly, 5000; insurance,
$500. DIR. O'Brien, 5000; no insur-
ance, The total losses according 10
the above estimate are $l29,S5O. The
insurance is S93,400 The estimate of |
the loss is very conservative and TAX
ing other losses not enumerated it
would be safe to place the whole at
Several persons were injured by
jumping from the windows.
Chas. LiebIick, Philadelphia
drummer, was so badly injured by
jumping from window that he died
Saturday morning. He was As years
old and leaves u wife and three child
rem.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
ALIsbt Business Transacted. d.

A ~
ALigbt Business Transacted. ..
q. B. West ys.iJ. M. Coombs &C.
verdict for plaintiff for $500. ~
wes Lander vs. Mary Lander, di-
vorce, granted. -a'- .s.s 80, ,sgs . 1. 1,
S. j. Vests admr. VS.. Ben D. Moore,
verdict for defendant. ss ~ Is.
C. H: Ryan & Co, VS.. Young &
Gum, verdict for plaintiff.
The above were all jury cases ex-
cept the divorce case, and consumed
so much time that the court is slightly
behind with the docket. There are
40 cases docketed for this term, 20
new ones and so continuances.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11
Administrators Notice.

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to the estate OF T. &.
Jones, deceased, for the seasons OF
colts, are requested to come forward
and settle, or they will find their ac-
counts in the hands of an officer for
collection. This business must be
closed up at once.
1921 4tu.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

To try and cure catarrh by using local
applications. Catarrh is not local
but a constitutional disease. u IS
hot disease Of the mans nose, but
Of the man. Therefore, to effect q
cure, requires constitutional remedy
like Hoods Sunaparilla, which, act
ing through the blood, reaches every
part of the system, expelllng the taint
which Causes the deseasc, and impart-
ing health.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11
MATRlM ONlAl.

Lindley-E -Elder.-Mr. William Lind
Icy, of tho Pairyisw aeighhorhopd and
Miss Cora Elder, Of Los Angeles,
Cal, wero united in marriage last
Friday night at the residence OF Mr..
i. d. Long, Rev. .H.A. Macdonald oil
ciated, Tho marriage was somewhat
romantic fFom the fact that the aon-
tracing parties had never met until
n few moments before they were mar-
ried. Some months ago they were in
troduced by lctter by mutual friond,
and correspondence resulted in an
engagement, photographs being ex-
changed. II was further arranged
that tho young lady come to this city,
which she did, thereby saying Q good
round somo Of money which would
had been required had Mr.. Lindley
gone to Los Angeles for his bride,
The couple, Immediately after tho
ceremony and congratulations, left
for the home Of the groom, near Fair
view, carrying with them the best
wisha, af' the aaqqsiiattaanees OF the
groom.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Jno. w. Dunning to Delpha Love-
less.
William G. Lindley to Cora M. Ell
der.
Willie Poindexter to Maggie t.
Smith.
Wyatt W. Mann to Belle Poinde1'
ter.
CoLoRED.
Leo Flowers to Hattie Weathcrs,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

Leacing authorities say the only
proper way TO treat catarrh is to take
Q constitutional remedy, like Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

Fine Dado Window Shades, 6 feet
long, spring rollers, that sold at
.ssi 75c; down to 40c. Don't mics this.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

The 9TH and sth circle will meet
with the Crofton Baptist church on
Saturday before the fifth Sunday in
Nov
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

! A child Of Bill Wood idge died in
the city Friday Of brain fever.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

The only right way.-Msrchapt (to
editor Of ttrasstewn Bpgla)l ,hopd
morning, Col. 'Shaersi and how do you
find thingsi
EditoroWell, sir, whenever ! want
to find anything, advertise in the
Bugle.--Light.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11
ART NOTICE..

Miss Eunice Fuqua will teach al
M Class at Bethel Female College,
instructing in Painting, Oil Drawing
and Pencil Crayor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

20-inch Silk Velvets, in all the new
shades, 65c, 75c, 81, Sl25, 81 SO;
the most inferior quality of this
lot is sold everywhere for 81.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

In Hancock Bourland's reported
majority is 225 and in Webster 44o.
IN Hopkins Fills led by $50 These
unofficial figures show Ellis majority
to be about 3,44O, within a few votes
Of his majority over Jolly in 1888,
which was 8,453:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

a1S Weakness. Maleria Indigestion and
n'l'0usIyiu irIsoWS-s WIS IRON BETTEns.
IL cures quickly, f0F sale by all dealers In
medicine Oct Mo seRpine'
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11
MRS. CARRIE HART's

Mrs. Hart having returned from the
East with very large and well sell
ected line OF Millinery goods, invites
one and all the ladies to call and ex-
anime her excellent line of these
goods. A fine assortment of pattern
hats for ladies', Misses and children,
and prices to suit everybody. Re
member tie dates, and all come and
sec whether you wish to purchase or
not.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11
CREAM OF NEWS.

Democratic City Auxiliary Committee.
The following Auxiliary Committee
for the City Of Hopkinsville has been
appointed, to act in all party matters
in conjunction with tho County Com
mittee and to have charge of party or
ganization in municipal elections. One
Committeeman was appointed from
each ward, as follows:
lat ward lac n S;mmnns
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11
COUNTRY: PRODUCE

Taken in exchange for groceries and
highest market price paid for same.
Give me a call when you need any ar.
ticle in the grocery line and ! will
make it decidedly to your interest to
trade with me, and at the same time
your patronage will he appreciated.
Hf q G. Il. BRoNAuGH,
, t-iIas.. Pembroke, Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11
In The District.

Following is the official vote in FIVE
of the eight counties:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

CoLoRED.

Leo Flowers to Hattie Weathcrs.
Tom Oldham to Linda Weaver.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

4S-inch Surah Serge, very fine quail
ity, 75c; it is richly worth Sl00;
send for sample.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11
Dress Goods!

50-inch Zenita Suiting, 65c; former
price, 81.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

Good Wool-Filling Carpets, worth
55c, down TO 45c.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-11-11

The Committeeman met Saturday
afternoon and organized by elect;ng
Joe NJ. Frankel Chairman and w. ii.
Olvey, Secretary,
The sun., 1890-11-09
r1esox rLxrSo.
TIE varsss Club or rhusasSphAa Mas q
0ueee esfnl oaaasn.

PnrtApx.vrA. Nov. e-fast nisht the Virtue Club Of
this city Distributed the Of record for the
seasons WORK with old brda and despite the bad
weather for which the dates OF in raoo schedule were
remark able the showing for the birds was good ons
In the nrst race, Nav ia from oransa Va. zoo mica
the entry was twelve hens and seventeen coeks The
nrst prize for cocks was won BY RED Devil Of John
Adam In the average speed Of eS7 yards per minute;
John Meraddsns Atlantic being second with w yards
10 Ito credit With hsnA Frank Lanes Black Nan and
Maid were nrst; the average speed se4k ysrda The
next race from Danvilis, Va, aio misa WAS week
later. The entry was eleven cooka and ten hens
In thiA Mefaddsn's Atiautlc nrst with
his Keno second; the average speed $50 and esi
ss.iiy fss;ais%. ,.s:s .sS iSsaa ss!.i.d ~ MY
Ssss Nam sad aa %srs .ssn gain L.. POLY
IND I" nsxs, clos. sfr n: next GS,nSs, az
10 s.Ss o being %s as ;ar
Al .s evening" The returns n. days of shs start
p ris: !Gsn .S % ~. minute:
hs % s.1 & fS% r.. .s ~. g ~ ~ ss ..
ana hens @ IN I" .sss. a @
wsnns 4. n sonor. e a.
Ssa Ell u. h s. :. H.. @
h; bro u: sfp:st:a q x S the n. en-
sSsI It .ss. s' s.s: is'i 1s @ sS:s
.:ssna s:sn nns Man ds'ss len ata
s$ sSs ,s s' H. @ s:
ss. Fsy na a. .y q sG% m IL: S
having her wing fs.,hss cut sv. sd ,,sr .n; vas
South BstIore CLUBS entry. and has not been heard
- wina ~ Ier The .ss,ons work ar Lsnss Srss @
swn only fto ", mss were sent I" -, ny arS% Pen q
ln,!.d.lPnis nov held bs ned Mhr1sr and Chine sili
Of The 6rs was three DAY. later when shsy spent !ss
night At khsllnound. Tenn, coming there from the
,SS;S sas:S y:
reported prisoner with wings in Charlotte county
to remain until neW feathers were grown: bu! one
morning when 1t Abo hv TO the room II disap.
peAred and fsv tail feathers bs,nx found by. Il
waa supposed TO have been caught by cat fhe non.
return these bird; s.vs. 70 The Journey q Little
aresnv,lle c. -, mien the credit OF the greatest
journey turing shi. 9. son aud since is,7: 49,.
lo,i Of HI. BIRD pornsl i.ins s,ce The start OF shs
spring Of ls the BIRD had bssn di.ooy:red z. pr,s.
ecptsd for rs return This bird reg ee vas nswn Iar
200 miles and home from iniisn Although Of
no value nys 1t 10 the father OF the prize Of honor
winner, Atlantic,
The sun., 1890-11-09

ssai Parade . ssseess.
The mellow notes OF tantivy horn echoed
through the Mall and the plaza In front Of tho
Casino in Central Park yesterday morning. II
was the signal for the start OF the New York
Tandem Clubs annual fall drive.
The members Of the club were to have met
at the Casino in tho Park ut 10k o'clock, but 1t
was after II whom Burton Mansfield drove ND
behind two strappinG chargers. tho leader
being bay and the wheeler gray. His
groom had hardly reached the leaders head
when q. A. Bsudoulne. the President Of the
club. arrived. and In a short while the plaza
was fllcd with tandem teams, tho whips re-
spiendent In long yellow driving coats. tho
sunlight Ind ths. whole forrine picturs both
out onosss hs bsy III and
After some confusion line was finally formed
In the following order
s';ss = Ss 4:::n:. ::ss.
KY; hs r 'ss S ss I:s Se:s sru
,!S:I1 % %W;s'on: Win O. a. Rsotnass drov. Nero and
:. burton Nsnsnsid, With O. o. rurbsck. drove bay
Charles ftissi. js with K a h.ctsh.r arov. General
L 4. Wells with J. II. Brussus. were behind two
IL. oDonohus, with J. J. o'Donohue drove brown
'ssa @ ss?sr sss ss.s ,n.,.s.
.d. Jesssr and Say wSs.,sr os: a'''' MS
rrane bsard with H. hossrand, drove bay leader
q. T. Townsend. with &. il. Never. drove two rrays
the leader Tasman, an old ssspiechaser the wheeler
DuohesA
Preceded BY three members OF the flneet on
horses the parade wound It's way through the
cast drive out OF the Park and then mp Lenox
Jerome Park. The pleasant drive and inviRor.
ating and braoing air lent an additional zest
and whom luncheon WINS served It was heartily
enjoyed. After tho horses had rested the
paraders started on their return journey at .
tandems went out the gate and lett old Jerome
a. deserted - before. shortly after o'clock
10th street and Seventh avenue was reached.
and twenty minutes Inter they drew rein In
front Of the Casino. The drive was henrtily en-.
joyed by all. and no accident hnppened to mar
the plensure OF the occasion.
The oncers of the club are: President, 2. A.
Baudouina. Jr, vice-tresident. Charles Piizer,
The sun., 1890-11-09
ON THE Wheel.


I0rks In Team Raees
Aiares delegation Of members OF the bicycle clubs Of
this city travelled to Elizabeth yesterday witness
the team road between the New York Bicycle Ciub
and the Riverside wheelmsn this being the n,t
Of this kind which has occurred among tho clubs Of this
city In some time
The course vas on Railway avenue. being two and .
half miles from Elizabeth and return. As early ~
o'cloci the course was lined with townspsopie ana
,:sp sa r:s: pro%e,y hama The siv.rdss ad NOT
Ihs race bsssn Al taS and was led By ns.sra judge
ana ss,lEsr. X ", and neyaeeker and riadiey Of .s
sn' vii ,ii' tSa q ns @ss
!, Sf % @ @ o r,s and so &
.snssd neir so.nps,,,ors and fought nc q .hs
nsSs ussa %ss ss.s ''
The inish was as io!owsi sIixsr. r. W. Irst ims u
% %ss:: .sss%s: hsT;sn shi ';sS. a. s''ai
i 9s"',s TIN. .: Is n,aas. n %s
2s 22s seconds; ,nssitt r w. sisth time is minutes
Ward sn In isys" s Il i,'nS %inass ~ %i 16
sss: Sass sI"aiY Y.sassss n .ps P.s,s minutes ii
", s:S:s sS :nssS.: $s:s
:s. s1a hgsf g. ssn .,s. eyns 70
:. :S mn; ,ara s1Ss.. him ,
@ e sa sna M the
snes e ,ssr dIi,sS M ;Sasstsi hsssa .ast while
x. R,.r:.s a s:r's With "as By points !:
mn mseh SsnS on s sa AMI 6s
cSa,s -: i seoa shape ,Sss ...Srs sIna eppo.sS
.hsr Victory sssuts b.nasoms sk SsnneT The oSi.
a :" r: S:w
hotter = rnss clearly .howsd that they wsr: ovsrcon
Hs :s,: s..:. ss. S.sw;Exas: so. H. e
W.sns nv w. W. aid n Ts.:esSn ". Seca ~ s''rsr l.
The sun., 1890-11-09
wkxDxLE BAxKR BREAKS a RECORD.
TIE Berkeley Flyer Rsss Two Assdrss
Ysras IN % sesoaaa.

TIE Berkeley Flyer Russ Two Aasdrea
Ysra. IN % sesoeas.
Wendell Baker the star runner Of the Bsr-
kelley Athletic Club. ran two hundred yards In
40 ssconds ct the Berkeley Oval. thus sup
planting L. Z. Myers's 20k seconds, which up
to yesterday was the best performance on rec
ord at the distance named.
Mr.. Baker was years ago q flyer among fy.
ers, but OF late hs has not boon seen In public
There was disposition in some quarters to
regard him ss one OF the has bcens" but yes
terday's feat shows conclnsively that Wendell
Baker Ii still one Of the greatest sprinters Of
modern times, and is nbls to cope with any
amateur in series OF races at from $50 up to
1000 yards. Mr.. Baker began training somc
months ago for special effort at record break
ing. and ran some remarkable trials at the
FashiSn Stud Farm OF Mr.. Henry N. Smith.
Yesterdays atm mosphe eric conditions were. not
perfect for. record brsakipg at the Oval. q
strong wind blowing directly across the track
sU5a so5s sf @ .nd F !. sS hs
sd Rs sna l.s B Bssef is hs marx rasSss
sssoHds soS "'fHss Tss q srs as i she
Sssop and kcssr. ssS a. ssTe!
enee. G. \. Matthswson caught Baker ut the
s ns s cSS s essna ssm
Boo was the starter
AT the end o! ap hour. or Just . few minutes
second effort against the scythe bearcr. TIE
wind had died AWAY almost TO nothing. This
timo 10 was full of snap and left his mark like
oeme without fRlter, and broke the tape In
exactly twenty seconds. Baker was not In the
but for the advice Of his friends, The timers
1t the finish Were Messrs. Ksad, Bishop. and
Connolly. while Messrs. Avery stoll and Mat.
seconds. The record at l60 yards is Is seconds.
made By BAker bimsslf years ago. The course
was measured both ways and corresponued
exactly with the permanent stomp markings
originally set by the surveyor who laid out the
distances. There were present about forty or
fifty persons, . football game having Just been
concluded.
The sun., 1890-11-09
GOSSIP FROM PRINCETON
Why Was the Friee OF AAaissten - the
Biz Game Ralseds

PRINCETON. Nov. s-fhs managers have decided 10
sell tho boxes the PrinosionYais eams Eastern
Park. Brooklyn. on Thanksgiving Day BY auction on
Tuesday, Nov H. at II o'clock At the Real Estate Ex.
change IS Liberty stree. New York city. The Rrand
stand tickets will be placed sale ON and af,sr Mon.
day At the places specified In Tnx Son OF Nov.<
There 10 dssatistaction both here and At Yale bs.
the price OF Admission 10 raised from nfsy osns
to which 1t has always before been to doAr with
dollar for reserved seat with the exception Of
about . dozen. Every student here goes TO the
Princston'yals game. and At an expense which only
his great ntsrest in his college team him
dergo. The smallest amount that even the most eco
nomioal the game for 10 reckonsd at six dob
lara aud many student has hard serapinG TO gss IL
~ :s;s. 3 III: rms:
a .aD.s.ss :. sso:s shS 20 re doss z
. 5 q s :ss .s ::
sio q shos. Who viii Ss "sa,s,on q s:nis
eonaidersd &C % nniu". 100 =" a'''' :" '''" 'nA's'
.p mSs Il his ns % 70
Tnivsrsy renn.,Ivani. Isine special coaching to
& s: S: ::s;: s::::s:! :sa
;sstl. Jsa.rson iss su.ra ls.is rtsss t.sslst ~!
S.i s.se Ens ss rs .u si. *. 'it
& . .nS
Weed "a vso !, GIiinE ssok pi.ss A. srs..ly im
proved In his PLAYING, AAd u now putting up . good
game. Dalton ths scrub full bach. Ersaty i6provsd
The serub team Will play the Media football at
yamia Srounds Tne following IL the team ssIseiea 81
Bradford its captain: White left end: A RsaA Iefs
Etshs gasrd; M.h rixhs taets: = bergen: riEhs sna
Curran. right half; NoBsrssn. foil back
the regular meeting Of the Board Ut Editors Of the
inv men we're elected 20 ns board: Charles 4. Dana
8i. New York city; y. n. Smith, 'yl, New York and
Warrington PeriAn, % Newark
The sun., 1890-11-09
GOSSIP ire. the Hs.sssm Cesrss.


Chsppon Casey has bssu initiated into the mysteries
Of the kAkes Of Kildare.
I'd Esrktns bess Michael o.lvta yesterday At Court
riot Sors;n:M M q MB.yhss% qSSpn.y nsSp Ssis,,:a
II to 3.
Tho match between Y. Rorty and John Cossins which
for the present.
Courtney says he will take Joe Wager ~ partner
aud will play John Lawlor and Tom Holmas for any
part OF elOu In home and h"ms match
AZ meeting Of The s.oCs,S S ssuso. Club
fsvor OF the proposed change IN the rules
Young Henry Williams aud Bob Malcolm we're bsstsn
he s Scores Ssins u 70 4 : 70 ii, and aito7. '''
william Courtney has dspo:itsd eln 70 match Joe
WAGER axainss Tom Hotmss the best q eleven thr.
teen RamsA In two courts. for 825 or 80 . sida
:. Ih:r. = seps s.lk Of match esEsssn Hsnry WI
Peter Connolly. The match 20 be home and home and
for - corner rwouid undoubtedly be good struggle
The approaching match bstvesn ths vstersns Gssrss
Haniy and simon Henry will b. vel worth witnssan
ms old felsvs are 10 stsics iIsinink John Carmody
hue claims thai his man WIZ win TO . certainty.
A rst,ling -four. handed match played yesterday
At Courinsy's South brooklyn Court between PM
pasaslsy and Louis o'DelL against Joseph Wager and
Henry L.aysr. Four games were PLAYED and u was
q u T1:: e s,H hs gusn
Hayes and Hurley OF Cork In two single mstcbsa also
ths best two in thrss double hsndsd The wriSs Es.
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