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The Brookhaven leader., 1891-10-01
ANOTHER FIRE.

Thursday morning the residence of
John Dunn, about mile southeast of
town, caught fire from the kitchen stove
and was completely destroyed, with most
of its contents, before the flames could be
arrested. Mr.. Dunn, we learn, had $500
insurance Oh house aud furniture.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-10-01
Solid for circulars To

VI, CUSHING. Manager,
1876 Grayicr Street, New Orleans. La.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-10-01

Misses Rose amt Alice Teunisson, two
OF our most charming young ladies, re-
turned to Whltworh College last Satur-
day. They expect to graduate this SEES
sion.-Ld,rreRcc CoaRty Press.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-10-01
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
IlJiHOjs central RnjiTOdd.


Nos. ~ and & do not stop ut flag stations.
Nos and stop AZ al stations. Trains Nos.
~ and 81 with ycSthuc ears stop only NJ Ham
mond, McCOmh city, Brgo!>havcn. Jackson and
Canton.
- Trains both ways make close connection
with all Of the !. e. branch roads.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-10-01
Mrs. J. +. SESSIONS,
1" +. X. SHERMAN,
:" J. NJ. MARTIN,
" II. G. PELHAM,
d" +. a. BROOKS,
&" +. II. HARDY,
l.. ii. CRUTCHER.

The account of the party given by Miss
Ethel Hardy was furnished the LEADER
by young lady present, and, excepting
word "lovely' for the term "thoroughly
delicious" in the last sentence, was pub
lshed, word for word, as written, and
we regret if any wrong impression was
caused thereby, as seems to have been the
case.
The heading of communications is gen
orally left to editors, who endeavor to
have them eft" or correspond with what
follows, and what appears to have been
the Objectionable portion of the heading
in this instance was suggested altogether
by the following sentence in our fair con-
tributor's article: "Thc ladies' endcav-
ored to represent in manner, As WELL As
COSTUME, the characters they assumed
A Unique and Almost Il serious Accident.
In response to an invitation from the
citizens of Southwest Lincoln, Judge
Cassidy, accompanied by Mrs. Cassidy,
started early last Saturday morning IN his
buggy, behind his match sorrels, to Mont
somery School House, where LIE was eN-
pccted at II o'clock that day to speak.
Going up the slant III front OF Mr.. john
Nalty's residence one of the horses sud.
denly stumbled and fell headlong across
the tongue of the buggy. AS quick as
thought the other horse stumbled over
the first and tumbed headlong across to
the opposite side, the two completely re
versing positions and being held down by
the harness and weight of the buggy.
Judge Cassidy jumped ont and hastily as
sisted Mrs. Cassidy out, and then caught
the buggy in time to keep it from being
capslzed. Mr.. Nalty 10y that time had
reached the scene and together he and
Judge Cassidy had to turn in and cut the
harness in several places before the horses
could get up from their uncomfortable
position.
Strange as it may seem, neither the
horses nor buggy were injured in the
slightest, the damage TO the harness being
all the harm done.
As a result of the mishap, greatly to his
regret, Judge Cassidy had to abandon his
trip, and those who were disappointed at
his failure 10 reach Montgomery, will I'M
dcrstand that this WAS the cause.
The Brookhaven leader., 1891-10-01

EDWARD SMITH,
Supt. Ed. Lincoln County.
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To Fitch auo,.. for $50 . Side.

The defeat OF John Godihorpe In brooklyn Sunday
At the hands Of plain Tom Dewhurst seems to have
been only temporary setback for the Astoria QUOT
pitchcra While tie latter were hit pretty hard in
financial sense by the Brooklyn men they stood the
ordeal like old sportsmen. and when tho battle was
over they appeared Just as ready to make one,
aud they succeeded before they left for homo. They
did not want any more Of that stanch old man. Tom
Dewhurst however. The Lancashire expert had
game under the most trying circumstances Therefore
in looking around for man whom they thought would
be easier to dste than urkt the astoria
their hearts TN joan >h"rrors man far above tho ago
81 .hs pIe.snt gen.raon u quot pieners but who's
Being OF u very accommodating turn OF mud. shor
rock accepted the den thrown out by dodthorps and
At Dick Whites grounds. brooklyn. on Aug uold
thsr. will be no restriction. ressrdinX the weight Of
Guoits. Zach man has posted s,uwtn Dick Waite to
Tho original terms OF the match between Jack Gold.
that the should pitch hume snd home grounds
In consequence Of onrside incss Of tho score in
continue tho match aud The STAGES have Leen paid
over by Referee shorrock TO Uncle Tommy Dow hurst
encoun.er ,ook place Istwc.n john siurrccs and Tom
Dewhur:t .hs pl,ch.nx being dons a toty.is Yards
about eight and a quarter POUNDS and and hall
inehes II dian,e!er Will. ne veteran Tom stuck his
shorrork Is lcthanlel man. and pitched win
astonishing precGon Veteran however after pitch.
liable MAINTAINING his strength ~ tie hnisn won by
score OF 81 to ~
Dewhurst was heing played In Brooklyn on sunday
an equally rs exciting con es; was going on at Lock.
"odtnorD. and fnoeh Loo kisy The men pmehsd tho
best three IN nye Eein.. a ssh.esn Yard, with four
s.mss oiihorns va. ,s.a:sIed With the r.saIt
snd II Is likely tina! another match will be pitched.
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NapebaIi Notes.

tn. I gam 81. srs"o n.d ss.
IN s'nlay re.utrd IN favor Of LIS iormer ciuD vi
score futoi.
Til. srnding. lead In III. Arehi,or-san League tho
roofs D. lot |; aplne. lost >; Guardians
y YIN in. "' Lawrence VII" lost . ''""s Nc" wo"
Bnck Ewing SAYS all tho las left his arm and
!'olbc now !. HAT III. arm lac.s srensti due 10 iIs
conlden he vii, he AL righ again.
p.. tS sa q" i.ia,a ao s%%tS,: M ,s
nS,. a',tins .;ssr "n,Ts!o1 ,o WA; ,M.h q"
roa on sus. viz s%f al4a dead " lis
wAsmSGrns July cn-Eteorg and sutciiTe. now
ss s sn n I'M ' s'.: s a. % II. W.
ng.on ay ,h sysns a s .sm.n ~" thai or
ond ra,oun n,ns NJ the sew York roics department.
sS a, IL. F"a % raaHs. ~ score q Mex,
Il. Sr.s ' @ III "s T S sas r
q s !. .s !. at the roo
DAY ,rsa , M = ~ ,S AID 4 s5Is
Tlsrn e"s.Tsn.ns means u. rSi.ass u Msiam.ny
" s%@ M iHS % ,lom iii. - @
spes.rancs WIN he ,a:A club " re oennx game
i. ia % S:.s, st.
!Sy sG ,n sGgs om. 81:
t.aU ,s.y.rsi ,t"esIoisr. 9 y. other eine. n.vs
Umahs have decided to furnsh the balance necessary
- complete tho year Ruckspbcrgsr OF tho sioux Gity
CLUB was cho.en manager ~ tho new club Only three
OF the aid PLAYERS rigned with tho club and
the Other ciubs Of the Association will furnish The play
reached In regard IN nu alas scheduled games suce
the CT h MAS hisbhndei
syHicrs,, Jgiv "a largely attended meeting OF
haeba enthusiast. Was he here IN seyeninr for the
PURPOSE nj adjusting tho Affairs At the Syracuse Club
PRESIDENT White of Tho Eastern Association present.
MD stated the coDIltIon Of AFFAIRS hack sa aries TO
tie amount OF saS due hervile tire SANDING nf
tue cInh ~ g"od snck company Is 10 he fnrnen with
ArRp ial Of sl,f at Sih share when u Is thought
Will lie sufficient 10 sustain tho team through the
season committee was appointed 10 solicit stock
,iinio iat the Syracuse Club will nnsL the
tie EaseEa Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-21
ON THE GENEsEE RIVER.
The Lake Yacht Racing Association Re-
sattn Results In Pretty FLASHES.

EocRt.rtn July .o-ontario Beach In the vicinity OF
the club houss OF the Yacht Club presented 40
animated appearance this morning Tho cause OF al
this activity was that 10 dsr OF ontario Reach was
sailed tho ann, regatta Of the Lake Yacht Racing -
ISOLATION which Is participated In by all the yachts
worthy OF tho name sAiiing Lake Ontario WIENER
und-r the American or Canadian faga Early tits
morning the sailors wtro up abd WORKING on theif
boats so to have them In good Trim.
~ tho gun signaiied the nrst class 10 start
The first class start was follows Nrcda. onward.
Tie orloe was In this class but did not start lilo
onward al scarcely crossed tho line and was getting
under sail when hef topmast MAS cartied away cue
un tainted howe aud biayeiv kert on hor way
AtlIiD A. NJ the gun was hired FOR tho tni0oteIs anu
ihsy Rot anhy as follow Ntrys Taunton, Aes,e e.
lama White wings There wasa pretty race hcfues
the line between the Rst three boats II locke fst
though tho anna was Eonx u cross hTst pat tho
AEvic managed to push abe All by . NOSE. a,
ami , gu" ,"r W,rs p. on ns foows Dina Alert OF
hamilton. oracle. Katio cray. hoileNa
At II 80 A. VI. the gun for The 80 footcrs was nteu.
Tho following boats started in this orders shmoA
NadiS, b0tu. Amelia
Al noon tue - f0oters etaFteu
The results follow;
t,rst q a,.-vreia OF Toronto first - 80,
Forty.six footets iams. uswero nrst Ierve. nam
Unkyiiie. fourth Vera. Hamilton. did mot finish
.Thirty hNe Iuotets-knts gray oswoko ifsii IinAn'
Hamilton. second Gr,cie. Kingston. third! Alert
Toronto fourth: Moiieska Charlotte did not nnisn.
SECOND, Lotus Hamilton. third, Amelia, Rochester,
twenty five root.rs -Maude n. Hamilton hrst; ode.
second; ke!p,e. Toronto third homsLeo. chariot!e,
fUurth Inius charlotte. NTH: Restlesa Charlotte,
sixth, Alta, ,h.rotte, seventh r.,
The yachts " l! race again at Oswego on Thursday.
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l.. \. W. Racing Matters.

The displacement 81 G. Enndel from TIE Racing
HOARD oil inc l.! A. W. made vacancy. leaving hut four
men on III" Hoard. President James X. Dunn hps an
pointed william II. DE Gran o: this city rs the mn
member ofthe Board Mr. he tran WIS Chairman Of the
vision Racing Board last son. and can ably MI IL
ne" position Mr. bunn isevii-ny trying strengthen
MS POSITION in 'h's section since 1t has hoc"r mani
festlN evident that III" West ARE opposed 10 him
me ',rst Official bnhihh's transacted by nerye At
water the new htifEal a. the RR ing Board Ia
% suspend Two RIDERS from The path for tirtv DAYS
They arc " Pollock ard ". Gurus. of Phiiaie,piia
racing rue.. " NV "~'~
IIr Racing bon'h has hy an unanimous vote decided
thnt in champonshiu racrs th- cushion and que m nj 70
tried wheels .hal rot he renali,ed
Following ne appointment ~ Nir. lie Graz M en-
her 81 TIE Racing to,rd Abbott Rssseu, the boston
msmhrr. hhs rtsighet, leaving another vacancy A
western man VIII be arpo!nt'd 10 M, Nr fAssetts
place me resignation oT Mr. Hassett has been ed
tor svWe Time Mr. street OF Chicago Will him.
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The L,rht.we.ght Cham p,ou.h,p,

Tho Police Goc,ue ONCE crowded with sporting
yesterday. being announced that Jack NcAuide
and Austin Gibbons were to meet and sign articles
fight for 81 800 side purse of s. oO the Police Ga
zeuebel and the light weight cham pionsMp of Ameri
ca McAuiiae had announced that he and his hacker
woud BIO on hand 10 arrange the match James Glib.
bonn VI. A. Pierce and delegation Of sporting men
from Newark AMI Paterson were on time, ready to
rAtify the match The party waited unit, ~ oclock
McAuhs famed u appear AMT HE Gibbons party left
few minutes Jack NcAuino ralis and posted
SOD arrange u matcn Gibbons Tor 81 . 10
or S2hh sido purse ar o,,ss and tho light eiKht
championships OF America. McAuiIe ie:i tho folio wing
VITA his challenge:
= will meet Austin Gibbons the "o'ic> o,!ce
when he COVERS tho Spk have posted with Hchsri Il.
tox II Is ridiculous for Gibbons to talk about few
Hounds in eight Su.h wonderful fighter as Aua,in
he"ns .nonii not krk over mound after soaring all
the Fng i-h lghters Will hsnt iibbons AMI arrange
a match ~tnont any delay when he covers my money
snI namss u day l." neet me 10 siun articles Within
two have never fought at less than LIS prHniA
and II ~ useless taking about lighting al 1873 pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-21
a New Way to Play unnabam.

H. r. Crane Chicago admirer Of handpal. m axes
these suggestions IN playing mattel. which are worth
cunSidrr.n.:
"Asthere are so many matches PLAYED In Tho East
would suggest this method OF playing home anlhome
match for a,tRes Let tie rontestants TiAv rIuRi
num,rr of games in -nr!, court Tie ono capturing tho
greatest hummer OF gaines to he declared winner
II mere shonii he ne The sid. nas,ng the mos
10 10 ai'ulgei the winner aud n ~ gro shou .
then the sihc having the fewe.t number OF tossed
tEen, to be awarded the h"nOrs. TINS vii pnt
all 81 sncts Of luck IN tossing for tho odd game
usual and make zach &c" OF such IMPORTANCE ITO
wili nght for every point and not loaf whvn they
arc ahead They MI! try 10 beat each other
possible,
ball fraternity when they said that white ,,lncayo
Cnuld beat them at tho game IN chicago yet tho NJ.
cage PLAYERS would pe nowhere IN aeontsst in a st.
LOuIscOurt"
Newark la, opened new hAndbNll court. ~. exact
dimensions Of fGamrnni aseys court IN Brook yn. IL
10 not quite a. olanpiatov constructed ARRANGED
the BROOKLYN court bat II 10 said Ia lie equal tho
demands for paylHs John uprk Is proprietor Of tho
court II Is loratoi Mt ~ Chapel sir'rt III. mo
intention the CURT " iih .AhIbltiou ell
All Tho crack T. AYERS IN he East
A. the RrOOk',n tluhs court Yesterday william
Stos looking big Hni apparently rusty In p,aSng.
tack led Prof tog.!ns. WHO WAS gUod and sirong AMI
IA. decision WAS
~ -l--'s
WIZ Am STOKES ~ 90
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The GlOrluun.
From land and N'd.ei.

From land and Nd,tN.
Advces from New York state that tie new cutter
Goriana which has created quite outburst of euthu.
siAsm among the New York and other papers
has scored her fifth victory In succession Burgess
+O.soot cutters ant fEss Jessica. which very
successful last The GloranA 10 boat neasur.
lag shade less than 40 feet with keel. but is
shaped to her overriding fore and aft that for every
foot heels she extends her line snsely,
and when fairly close hauled she about
t5 feet her actual water line A. she never sails
kes Sis constantly extending the 46 feet vt
her actual water linz and the greater the pressure
from her canvas the moro her resistance to II IN.
Tho GiOriana with her ~ feet ssured
carry the aa Of rs footer because she built to
Ha, her side Is this to be condemned smart
Yankee trick to weather the rnl:n or Is to BE- con.
how to combine the highest speed and best weAbsrly
qualities III yachts eligible TO the u foot class"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-21
NEW FORKS MIG CHESS MEN.
They VIII Play In n Tournament for Val.
liable Prizes.

sKASEATELEs. July 20-The annual summer
meeting OF tho New York State Chess Associa.
ton. which commenced to-day. promises to be
q highly successful affair. There are numer-
Gus entries for the events open TO players from
this Stnte. while the match between the cham
pion.State Champion Eugene relmar.and VIII.
X. Pollock will DO highly interesting contest.
The first game OF the match was played to.
day. The time limit is twenty moves an hour
and the man who scores the majority OF nine
games will be declared tho winner. G. A. Gill
bert President OF this State Association and
President OF the Brooklyn Chess Club. has hoen
selectca az umpire for Dclmar. while Cham
pion Norrath o. Now Jersey acts IN u similar
capacity for Pollock
Pollock. having won the toss. naturally took
tho Whites. and npened with tho rather popu-
lar Vienna" From the game which is an
pended 1t will he seen that Delmnr in 30 mo
way assumed ATTACKING tactics after tho fow
opening moves wer, made. and succeeded In
Keeping up tho pressure nearly right through
tho middle AMI. end game. When matters no.
came worry Interesting he pa,Iic was adjourn
oil. Pollock having left his move In a scaled
envelope
There nre poodly number Of entries for the
silyer cur rresenieh By tho stats ./r,iung. md
the annual handirnp shows also large list Of
entries Among tho.e present arc W. Stoinitz
tian. Conld II. Honorary Secretary Eogors F.
10 c. MAJOR ilAEAam. A. y. Hodges. and othors,
FIRST GAME o.. THE MATCH.
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Entries at brighton beach.


Secretary faS announces the following probable
SKATERS and weights for tu.day:
First haco- arse $500 for maiGens seven furlongs
jersey Kat l'', Jay Dee bee. rs. Grand Duke II6;
SIeniai 10; laii nf ilarnev. lI2 ftsika III; At
lus no: iira, ~. Mirihw"ni los: 81 arac,er ;'W
by. imii neniiude III; May Wynn Oats D. on. ss. a,
Ia; Patti lu!; AnIie g.. IUI. "
, Second nnce rur;, go selling hve:lGNths OF
r-,uvian ~, VERA. lato s. Jim DousI.ss NV i"i
Eatnrah. lni; Mart. ~ Even Nrich, ia: Temi.cn :
mIgge. int Markham l'i vora'ii. lUi Mabel j'o,e
rrrr ~ Gn.cn nnr, ~: Under Cover lnts Me !usa
THIRD nacr-lursc $3.50; seven. -ishths OF . milo
King. nrk ~ Cr!srr. ~; warpcnks NJ: HARRISON
lui kins l!gkcm. Z Maggie n, luz; Richard H. fox
1-; Low andcr, -. lhcora, u. " 800"
Fnhrth larc -fhrsc $LupJ. selling; six and "A hnlf
furiohgs khn'tan ili: Anarchist iIa; Gray Dawn
,"t tngcr lu4, Repent. lOa, Discount. OF, trat u3
iiitn itaeo.rur,, 5000: selling: six and haf nr.
Mooh l",; t'reay in'' h'tty H. ioi; Pearl se;. IUl
SIKH raer-rnrss 5000: for two vcar.o,a.; six
inr.ong.- hir.haft ~: tircusr, Ir; nyacnne. inJ
seventh isace.rur.. san,; onc milo Tennessee H.
kuuiAn, lUl. ' ~ ~ 'S"'
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BILLY KENNY As PROFESSIONAL.
The Ex.Champion Amateur Feather.
weight to Go Against BIG Game.

The Ex.Champion Amateur Feather
weight to Go Against BIG Game.
Billy Kenny of tho American Athletic Club
ex.cbampon amateur fsather.weiRht boxer. has de-
cided to the professional arena and match Is
now being arranged between him and "spider" Kelly
the bantam champion to be decided before the Granite
Association Of Hoboken Twenty rounds will DO fought
the men weighing IN al iI2 pounds give take
pound.
Kenny was anxious to fight Cal Mccarthy. but the
GrauIte.Associaion did not think the latter would
prove drawing card and refused tto PIT up purse
"Spider' Kelly has heretofore confined himself TO his
class In which he invncblo, AID It will be inter
esting to note what showing he will make in the
feather weight division which ,l3 pounds virtually Is
Kenny has twice the amateur championship
and while he hus not been regarded as particularly
clever man he is hard hitter aud an Exceptionally
strong nght.r iis rushing tactics have won his anna
teur battles for him but Il Is question they will
wall against such seasoned professionals a. he has
Kelly. Cal Mccarthy. Huns Wallace , Of EnGand and
Tor high game but he stubborn nsr.syering little
rinn.cetho tcsther weight champ,onship Of the
world lie has always taken tho best care OF himself
been strictly temperate ana his great strength 10 tie
result. OF country running and allaround athletic
work.
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A Calm at Atlantic Rnsia.

Matters are rather quiet Just at Bay Ridge sine
tho departure ot the Atlantic Yacht Club feet their
annual crune up the Sound The few boats left look
lost in tho Atlantic Ba.n. and practically nothing Will
he going here until the return Of tho cet Rogers
Maxwell. soop shamrock was lying OF the club hoa'e
with her board. Ills <C.foot racing cutter
Nautilus in Wintrughan's BASIN undergoing some
slight alterations her salts were unbent, anu some
trintng changes will be made In their plan.
kutinrsn has been very slack Ht NintrinRhan'R ya:d
lately WinttinKhAm has found limo to put lead keel
tr.foot crnrsb0Rrd roop he has had III the she
al! winter The casting was made yesterday under his
supe;in endence and was the most successful lie
has male This yacht which a. yet has not be
chrisened very pretty boat and II her lines 60 for
AL! thiaH, suOuid be both able and FAST
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Tournament or tho Bergen Point er,>
Started.

Piay In the animal closed member tournament. OF
tho Bergen Point Lawn Tennis Club commenced y..
tefday on the courts at the corner Of Avenue And
West Tenth street. Bayonne. The encounters included
tho preliminary rounds At ladies singles and doubs
mixed doubles, and gentiemens singles and doub,s
The tourney 10 n handicap affair. save the mix.a
doueea Prizes will 30 awarded to the nrst and second
best players In the contests at ladies' and gsntlsmsns
singles aud to the winning couple In the nnal rounds
Of tie several contests At doubles Except tina. all
games are played on the deuce and vantage system
that the winner OF each final round secure twenty.
fve out OF forty nine gamea and that the winnsu Of
~ the o.he. round. must score thirteen out Of twenty
Ihe United STATES National Lawn Tennis Association.
Iali.s s.ng.es Frs, Rounds Round A. Miss Ida n
s5 Ann. vo aaS s.e
GSt H sna S; :,
bea. Ms. Ms, f.!s Day sesSna class by ~ 10 ~
sut anaa xs0s s.,
BY Is 10 D. Miss Liza D. Voorhees, lnrst class
Ladies Doubtless First Rounds-Round A. Misses Anna
s. s f. ss snd i H.
Adele sOp!hsri ,nrst c,ass ~ 1870 hound Misses
sa:tnssi :%s k ns5 e
S: :s nd St H! H
s,n sss sgd
ss.s ss i Kea%s Eassr$ sss.n t:.e esn'
Class auhd Gnar.s spencer second s. S:ss s
g. by + Rfx - 70.
John rnret second class by iato Round y. Francis
Lawton third class defeated Herbert Voorhees, third
class by SOS. Round q Ambrose Packard third
class, beat William D. Lay third ctass ~ i6soiA
Sydney l.. Smith and Charles c: Wheeler tnrst class
beat Charles s. Coleman and Edwards q. schuyIsf
ohrs,;elass by 10 TO IL Round G John G. Haywood
Mixed Doubiea First hounds Hound u, Mis- Ida
D. VOORHEES, ana sydney l. smith beat Nra AlAc L.
Harris and Charles :. Coleman by ~ TO a. Round G.
MIS- Annrn yonrhees and Francis LAYTON lo.t 81
Round u. Miss Leslie Curtis and Charles C. WheAis1
beat Miss Rose Packard aud LivinGston Davis BY is
10 ~. Round f. Miss Katharine Curtis aud Ambrose
packard won BY defaul. from Miss Packard Iud
Charles J. spencer drew bye.
Owing to the failure OF the contestants 10 put N
appearance. round of the nrrt rounda mixed dou
Ses aud round Of the Art round. Is gentle ao.
will comprise tho final round between Misses Ida
and Anna ". Voorhees, at ladies singles. the second
and third rounds gentlemens ooubleA and the sse
Und round At mixed Doubles