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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

The colored people will celebrate
Emancipation day at Joplin Sept. Odd.
A grand street parade, free barbecue
and all sorts of amusements are adj
vertised, Prof. Y. NJ. Woods of the
Southern Argus will deliver all adj
dress. Baxter will surely be there.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Our grocerymen say that unless the
dog tax collector or the dog killer gets
in his work right away elevated racks
will have 10 be made and all vegeta-
bles placed above high water mark.
Fresh vegetables are almost as neces-
sary as fresh dogs, and dogs are get
ting too numerous anyhow, especially
those of the other gender.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

The blood curdling history Of the
life of Col. McGregor in the Daily
Reunion News will he alone worth
the price Of the paper-l5 cents per
annuIn.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Two Seneca liquor dealers have
been arrested and committed to the U.
S. court for selling liquor to Indians.
Some of our Baxter dealers should
take warning.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22
HARVEST EXCURSIONS.

August 25th, September 18th and
10Th, the X. e. F. 5. 81 M. r. II. will
sell round trip tickets at one fare for
the round trip 10 south Missouri and
nearly all .southern states; tickets good
80 days. W.C.'KSIGHT, Agent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Chief Engineer Daniel Bontecou OF
the Memphis route came in August
18th on Supt. Fagan's private car and
with Messrs. Warner and Crowell
went over the proposed new railway
line from this place to the new town
of Miami. Supt. Pagan, with Mr..
John Perry of the Keith 81 Perry Coal
Co., and P. II. Herman Of Kansas City
also went to the new town with j. p.
McNaughtOn. The new town is sure
to get a railroad in the near future.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

The man Thornton who was arrest
ed and placed in Jail some two weeks
ago for violating the prohibition
law has been released Internationally.
II seems that upon careful inquiry no
evidence could be adduced against
him and the county attorney ordered
his release. Mr.. Thornton has engag-
ed attorneys and will prosecute the
man who swore out the warrant for
his arrest. Thornton is citizen Of
the Cherokee nation, but was livingin
Baxter Springs at. the time Of his
arrest
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22
Harvest Excursions.

Either write TO your eastern friends
or send them copy of the Baxter
News giving date OF harvest excur-
siOns. Don't be ashamed 10 invite
your eastern friends TO Kansas this
year. Let them know they can start
from any point in The east Sept. 10Th
or Sept. Goth and eau spend u month
in Baxter Springs or Cherokee cnunIy
by paying one fare for the round trip.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

The cheapest illustrated newspaper
in the world is the Baxter Springs
Daily Reunion News, only 10 cents a
year, postage paid.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Don't you think you can spare 10
cents and have the Baxter Springs IL
Illustrated daily reunion News mailed
to your aunt, your mother-in-law or
some other bosom friend?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Wish you would send in your sub
scrIptions for the daily reunion NEWS
right away, so we can put them on
Tho list
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Since the joints were closed the
Quapaws have taken to drinking lem
on extract, wizard oil and red ink.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

All newspaper men and reporters
Will he welcomed at the press tent
near Col. Weldy's headquarters, dur
ing the reunion.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

The old settlers of Cherokee coun-
ty will meet on the reunion ground
Thursday, August q, at l o'clock p. IN.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

We had a little touch of Minnesota
summer weather Monday and Tues
day. The thermometer climbing up
In the nineties or thereabonts.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

We have Baling Wire, Bale Ties,
Hay Presses, Sulky Rakes, Sweep
RaEes, Bale Tie Machines to sell or
trade for anything you have to sell.
G. E. DAVIS 81 SoNs.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Dan Bliss of Columbus has vOlun-
teered to bring his mortar next Friday
and shoot off the day fireworks aud
bomb shells for the old soldiers.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

The Columbus quartet of male
voices will CONC down next week
with Columbus post.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Ruby Bell ofTahlequah, noted ora
tor of the Cherokee Nation, will be
one of the features Of the reunion.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Only two or three advertising spaces
left in the Daily Reunion News. Do
YOU want them?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Any one wanting TO buy a good
Piano or Organ would do well to call
on j. G. GebOe at Baxter Springs He
handles one of the best instruments
made.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

The Baxter Springs Gun Club hav'
issued very neat program for theil
annual shoot next week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

The Baxter Springs evaporation is
starting in for big canning and fruit
evaporating season.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

The Girard Sunday schools will
visit Baxter Springs Thursday, August
%, en- masse. They will take In the
reunion and also the Japanese day
fireworks.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Lovely rain Wednesday morning
leaving behind refreshing atmos-
phere.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Business for the past week has been
unusually good.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Senator Tom Smith says the hot
weather is over.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Go to Headquarters for Clothing"
J. r. fuckers.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Mr.. Partch has sold out the Parlor
restaurant to A. N. Samson of PaOla,
Kan. The business will be continued
by Mr.. Samson same as heretofore.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

If you want Hat, Necktie or Shirt
for the Reunion go TO FUCKERS.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Heaviest rain of the season Thurs.
day night.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

The Firemen's band of Joplin will
accompany Joplin post to the reunion.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

Il is great misfortune for the
young aud middle aged 10 be gray.
To overcome this aud appear young
use Halls Hair Renewer, a reliable
panacea.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-08-22

The Quapaw trade is picking up.
The sun., 1891-06-27
Bn seball Notes.

RidRew ood to morrow
Rus!e and Cl.rt.on will be the opposing pitch srs In
to.days game ai the Polo grounds
sYRAcusE Nay 2a-Miks Kiiroy Of the PHILADELPHIA
National League Club has been signed 10 pitch byr.
Acuse.
Tho !. NC. 4. of Yonisrs wish 70 arrange games
Z. A. fonkeTs
Tho Cuban Giants viii leave this city for big trip
address J. u. Bright 1853 Princs street ''''N
Tho Alerton aud Ridgswood club. who are on even
terms for irs place In the ssmt professional League
play n Monitor Park to-morrsw.
Tho Hackensack Outing Club have July (P NJ opeu
ssa % "oS g Ssa Su.s ES% iH%i ss
The New York A. C.. baseball club have July II, az
with oat Of town clubs Address Amor Ksrvn. j.. iW
West Ptfty NTH street
Co. hsSo ior@sd baseball nns ana ao h.l.SS shs
lenee all mines composed OF yonng tnsn employed by
TIE yarfSn. Insurance companies IN the city ADDRESS
s!s II bs, !S d1y; .'Is .ss:s y' ropa l.
70 uspT the kdGsSood grounds this year on ,hs con-
me Il ouid place my team on hs groSnds on Sun
day April snd play there this season There was no
% az , ss 1as. Of r. :s
I, fa.s Il ;sems ys,y imnroes6s shat would sxIes
Id ss; II; H.: Is
q never can. hr Waass wished me % plsy isiss 10
The % d'osus M y :ilogins shs A,s.sens 20 play Exs
y ~ sssr oasd: The ssisx foi
M ssI sss
truly. r y. TKrn L0Sa BIsa wiek ~.
The sun., 1891-06-27
lsyips up the heat st. Luke was Just outside

lssyi1s is up the beat st. Luke was Just outside
n. the second heat Atlantic and Lynn ran
head and head to the upper turn. where Lynn,
TO tho condemnation of the talent, left the
thFee-yeAr-old and won hands down.
Lynn had things his own way in the con-
cludinR heat. beating Atlantic nifty yards.
A eene swesrstakss OF SIS each with 81, $50 added
cfShich 20, 70 second; selling allowances; heats Of
FW: shrsSss G. Lynn, G by Lesp.-B,s.- y.
Nc b.y:Ss xasnSa; i 5sG;Lsmei.;;i:" : =
Loves f,n.ai i ~ tS Is %es i's 5 'i%ss!.
Bttttnf.first heat even money Atlantic 3 IN !
sss 10 s. t%s. on sns sn ,S, S Beck :oSnd
sscR: Third heat I5 70 on Lynn " to against At
THE SIXTH RACE.
Watterson and Kingmnker were first AWAY.
but ~. Johu shot to the front and showed the
way TO the, uprer, turn, whore Admiral came
through and Joined tho leaders. Their was u
brief tussle,, and then Admiral drew ont and
Won bands down by three quartz 8 OF n length.
money.
high;weight hnndcap, sweepstakes OF sn each.
thiri two miles. Oh turf
ksystone s'aole's @ Admiral T. by St Biaise-
nanntess IN tTara) ..,.............,.. .........
Sanped owes eh st John aged ~ t,iaytoni =. >
Kern Wstterson. and kinxinaker also ran
Time 80.
Betting Two to against Wattcrson. 2L< to l Ad.
mira ~ TO knRmaker, 10 to Kern IL to venvsur
10 ~ 81 John hutuais paid Sio.7o, sio, s7i.40
The sun., 1891-06-27
ALL TIE FAroRITEs BEATEN
Miss Dixsy Falls md Seriously Injures
Brltton. Her Rider

nrlttOns Her Aldcr.
CHICAGO June 28.-Sot . afavorits won at Washington
Park to-day. still majority OF the races fell TO we'll
backed choices The the nrst race sig fur
longs FOR two-yearoldA numbered twelve Frank
Kinney wsstho favorits at to l. but he finished third
the Midlothian geldinR Kenyon. ito In the betting
winning with . little left BY length from the TO
shot Dan Kurts Time i:la Miss Dixsy. who won
Rood race on the nrs day here also In this race
and fell bstwssn the nvs furong post and half
mile ground. throwing her Jockey Britton. axainss
the fence Britton was picked UP unconscious The
physician. think that while his condition Is danserous
:.sfsd IN The second race on. milo, for three
year oldr shipmats aud HalEowsn were cquai favor.
iale winning hts fecond race at this ting after
drtvinR hnish by hair lsnRth from Bagowa au the to
= chance logan finishing third, beaten Iwo Lengths.
The aeld IN the mile and sixteenth handicap was re-
iAvorte but he faed to get place, tho TO chance
Joe hlHckbuIn winning by two lengths the strong
furlonss had nine starters Sympa,hscs Last was the
pcst fayorite At to but he the race
fsng 90 the to chance Ira Bride, who won under
sure thing for the fsyorta hyiora but she ani:hsd
lat !hs winner turu;ns up 10 that cons colt
Ros.rs ssnd.r being sSird " 1Pim. ~ ,.sSso from Tom
The last part Of Che split nine furiong selling race
wound up he DAYS sport Nine went TO the post Chap
% q. me .es s
K'iHo lengths for second place Time. i;55,S
The sun., 1891-06-27
At THE DEAF MU7Es' FESTIVAL.
A Good Days Sport Despite Adverse Cir
cumstancea,

The annual athletic games and festival Of the Acsph
Literary Union Of Deaf Mutes was held at Harlem
River Park yesterday afternoon and while the man.
ement anything but hrst-clasA and the storm put
dampensr the festivities at the start the sport
seemed to be enjoyed by the hundreds silent spec,a
tora whose ges:iculations as trying moments were
ethlnR startling
Anumber Of prominent athletes had entered for the
open events and the percentage Of starters was very
large. &. Hjertberg and J. d. Reid met during the
day and the honors won't to the Jerseyman Neither
could overcome the handioaps Ia their events and
came together In the consolation the interme-
diste distance of SIX furongl this njer.bsrs ran
tho Manhattan OF his feet. Consolation racss IN
athstes have not been seen for years. and the revival
m r.f /: ss .sy q; &:
@ ss fof Of s TS ip s
.nothsr race and fortunately tho came In a
psTsd Sn IN ss: ,h9T. s1Ss y, ~,
eass 51S On q hs S g
g:s, # 10, n
sH Lea: s5 sais.rSs4 .ssHRS
seconds % ID and rS!ysInsr won I've Oh Third heat
I:s5 .S: s:ssa: sSh S:s %ss
.pss s:.sss gs. !, .;
ta: y s
William BOYD A. a. scratch; William FosmiFs New
York city q feetl second and r. ". Neink en- NJ 4 q
0eratchj third Time. 2.3 seconds
prhundred aud fortyyard Noyios Racs-First heat
% won 6E = j. ,,sn m,s,rici star A. G. iiun.isy L.
y Doug as stuyyesant A. g.. II, J. Dsvos, + A G, sec
ond time mnute - seeondA Final heat won By
secondA
Wayne A. O.. tio yafd.l; q BartlinR. Acorn A. G. rs
yards. ,scond And hjsrtbsrE Nj. A c. isCratchh
One' mile Handicap .Run-won by p. j. yoreluA
Wayne 4. Z. tSo yards); p. D. Crawford Acorn A q
g. Yards, n, second s and Flsnag.n slar a G. Css
f.nn ons.me Hapd'ssp Run Deaf Lu,sEWon BY C. J,
~ ~ seconds
G. tas s.conaIi L.baoid r A Z, tscrs,chS Second.
minutes 20 sscoudh ' '''''
Consolation Race, Three-QuArters of n pie-Won hv
iiiertberg n -. A. e; y. Rowe Acorn 4 G., second.
Th; o'o'ss e. % d: 9ay we're: Referee George sur.
sas s,.;, Z + A and wy %i:% Ssl! NJ & nmsrs.
The GouE.e John 9 Brisn. 4. l. q. Judge Of Ws,I.
J. A. Harrington, X. A. q.
The sun., 1891-06-27
Yach ting GOSSIP.

Tho Nswburgh Canoe and Boating Association will
have regatta At +. u. today on the Hudson River
The annual regatta OF the Oceanic Yacht Club will
take place day from club house on the Communi
paw shore o. New York Bay.
The nfth annual onen regatta Of the XIII Won Kun
Yacht Club Of Port Richmond g. l.. will take place
July EhtrisA u each close At 10 A. ~ the day
OF the rsce
The LonE Island Sound squadron Of the corInthian
Navy will have It's second annual regatta to-day on
New Rochelle The New Rochelle Yacht Club has
rendered the Navy the Of club house on Echo
Island The start Will be at about / r. ~
The third anpuai regatta OF the Yonkers Coriuthian
Yacht Club viii take place today the be made
- near noon possible The course Will Be tranTn.
lar In front the club house The regatta q open
TO msmbess Of the Nsw York Yacht Rsoing XSsociaton
On Jply T. !hs day Of the Nsg Roehslls Yacht Clubs
Twsntyt third street At $50 A. NJ Psr North kivsr al
". and Hudson PARK dock, New Rochelle at IOaO
~ Jteksts for The stsemsr are q each and can b
obtained from members Of the Regatta Committse.
The cornthisn Mosquito Fleets third regatta OF the
start will BE- made 81 loon The entered arc G. O.
nnnros. cSet q Y; Wstnore,. hanslss1 3. q HTiss
Alice. W. 8; Asy. Ada II. 4. shermsn's Zsliea J. X
BucknAIs Coyote. WV
The sun., 1891-06-27
rs SHE A CHALLENGERS
A New Yacht, Desisrcd by Arthur Fsyass
Building In Eneland.

hutIdIng In EnGlonu.
The news has been brought TO this city OF .
new yacht building at the yard OF Camper b
Mich olson. at Gosport Portsmouth harbor.
England from design by Arthur Payne. an
English yacht designer Of considerable note.
Whether the yacht is . 90-tonnor-that 10. .
70. .footer-or 90.footer Is not clear, but II II
quite certain that she is at least 70 feet on tho
water line. and tho gentleman who gave THB
Sun the new VS. fthe boat yesterday was inclined
Yoa can say said THE Il SUES
that big boat Is we'll under way pow. and
from her size and the fact that English papers
have published nothing about her 1t looks 30
She is to be a wooden boat and Is desisned ioi
racing. heard her length pnt at IS feet on
the water line. although II is lust ssible that
she is So tonner. What do not understand
have not heard more about her. Perhaps vi;6
the Volunteer out OF tho way English yachts
men are going to try us with 70,footsr, but
Arthur Payne the designer OF the mysterl.
the firm Of Payne 4 Co.. yacht builders Ss
so9ts5omrton. he became quite. well known
cutter to the Fisheries Exhibition held In Lon.
don. the model being quite ahead Of yachting
ideas then prevailing. since then he has de-
q
OF last year and the Hummine Bird Of the year
tories. Mr.. Payne's 20-rater Chfquila. which
s't esss s Y Be-.
imer. an 1889 production. was equally success.
ful her first year. Payne d Co. OF Southampton
are excellent workmen. and hiRh-priced.
Young Payne learned about yachting IN his
The sun., 1891-06-27
Baseball Games To.AAy.

oeooUNu 0emee I0sGAy.
HAfIoSAL LEAGUE
Esy York va Boston. At the Polo grouuda
rhiladslphtA 70 Brooklyn, a. PhtlAdsiphA
SasSS.a I; " si'ss.sa SsS..aa I. ei.1..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Eostoa N Baltimore at Boston
Louisville Va Cincinnati at Louisville
b Louis ~ Columbus, At st. Louis
Washington Va Athletics, st washington.
xAsrsRS ASSOCIATION.
Albany Va Lebanon, at Albany.
SSs"o " nv fHsssaes .S:a a. 4 suasa asSas't'L
syracuse W. Troy, ~ syracuse
AxArkus LEAGUE
Staten Island a. G. Va Epslswood y. c., at West New
Crescent a " Staten Island A. G. o. Bay Ridge
AAAIEuR ATHLETIC uSios.
Manhattan A. G. Va Cathedral A c., az Manhattan
New Jersey A. @. VA ronksr A. C.. at Bergen Point
oIHEn SANks
Railway vs Aemss of New York 81 Railway.
Xqssns Athleucs Va Jamaica Athlstics ct Queens
Russell BuIdssil wardvs Star A,nlstics ., Port
chester
spsrtans VS. Pserless at Linton Park.
LIBBY Ryker VS. lisill BrotherA at Eastern Park
Mnrray HIS vs. Astoria hefics ut Long Island City,
Mestnela va West End A 4, at westhsld
Mount vernon A A. Va New York A O., ~ Mount
xAvisrs Y. 81 Gsorss A. G. st xsyisrs EIepnds
State A q va Morrntown At Norristowh-
Newark Athlsiics vs. Diamonds At NeyAsi
George.
Hack kCnsack Outing Club VA pslswsreS Al Hsohsp-
Harlem A. A va Newton A. A. at Newton
GrssDpoint Athletics Va Tabernaoles ~ Grsenpoint
The sun., 1891-06-27
Good we.In.hlue ,u Jann,c. sa,

The following scorss made during tho past week at
Idewud, in Jamaica Bay Afford anglers some idea
where to nd good sports Messrs. sheldon and Hendsr-
son, 80 weAkesh: Rsmsen and Henderson 81 wsaknsh,
striped bass; Prankard and NcSaaqhton, II weak.
nah; g. sinmons ~ weaknsh: Nouiton II wsakfsh;
sn. sSnssansh striped J. I,s. q -, and Cornwall weak
weakash wslshsd three pounds All were good sized
and At the time OF this report they were around IN
MsaE,ish may take the lure r.sdy While on q. iol
Tho only way out OF this problem Il to 70 down, try
your luck and should you not be successful try sgan
tackle. w sspay III. ausler,s most .tt.nuou, s1oIts
RookawAy Beach train Broad sl station thence
by steam launch to Creeds All kinds Of bait and boats
can b found thofa -~
The sun., 1891-06-27
FINE TENNIS ON THE HUDSON
Tho Deusie Events In tho Hudson River
L. r. A. Postpenes Until September.


The Hudson River Lawn Tennis Association
has been especially unfortunate In its fourth
annual championship tournament After
being postponed several times. 1t was decided
TO begin It on Thursday, despite the men
gre entry list which consisted OF nine In
the aentlemsn's singles and two In the ladies'
singles. Tho other events having no entries
Il WAS finally deemed advisable to postpone
them until next September whoa Il is hoped
that tho handsome prizes which tho associa-
tion offers and the Far-and-Near Clubs nne
earth courts will attract many competitors
The gentlemen's singles were con inued YES
terdsy afternoon. and narrowed down to q
final contest between L L. Hall and v. NJ.
EltinR. This will he played this morning. and
noon Tor tho aeaooiation's challenge cup.
nS II so M p.S tss
H. T. CSSii f II she aa lives NV rom Phadelp hia IN
time The record i,r these these two two cups stands stands
{. Roosevelt twice and Miss NJ L. Cahill once
Ia sSs dr.. round Of YESTERDAYS matches
M he f.
sI.iis reSres!ed. as So istessea L u isi pst
In the dnai match at HaatiUes had Ge PLAYED
: In tbs second round fltinK easily defeated
Colby. but Hail had a much more difficult task
IN beating Arthur b. Eunyon. This match was
the feature OF the afternoon. Runyon hit hard
ana accurately repeatedly passing h all on the
side lines. In the first set Runyon started out
at a great pace and soon hal q lead Of two
games love. The third ard fourth games went
his last. Tor Hail took the ncNt four and set In
Quick succession. In the second set Runyon
played the preitiest teunis that W as seen in the
match. Again and again he drove Hall q ON
the net and then passed. him. or smashed
ecross the court. As a conseluence he took
i've games in succession. Hall then took the
six th. and Runyon secured the aevenl b and set.
At this point IL was apparent that Runyon
was In very poor physical condition. for he
pMarentiy par e. g fresh as yhen he started: % In the
ono. when Runyon made a final desperate
brace and secured two games. but then Hall
took the necessary sixth game. and the set was
lost 10 Runyon, and with IT. practically. the
match for be was TOO tired to play a strong
game. The fourth and last set proved an easy
one for Hail. for after losing two games In the
nrst three. he secured five straight and the set
This contest was characterized throughout
BY hard hitting and clever placing. and while
who would have made him play his best 10 beat
him II he had had the necessary endurance. A
summary OF the m atches follows:
aERrLHhlN's siSGLRa
First Round-K. L. Hall beat William Tanning. o-i
g.. 90; ". 9. Colby beat Y 4 sands By default
Second Round-E L Hall beat 4. s Runyon. 6-9
i-S e-a ca; v. n Klting bsa. ". G. Csby OIL Ga
The sun., 1891-06-27
Miss Mabel C.hil the Champ,on.

cursTsur HIT. Pa June 2a-Ths great match for
the championship Of the country In ladies' singles 10
finished and Miss Mabel g. Cahin is the nrst player In
the land Miss e. c. Roosevelt Is very close second.
and II The contest were to be played over Again to-
the result might be different The back court
obs OF both ladss were very true Miss Cahi placed
better IN the fst and fourth .st. do her
ths side lines Win much the greater accuracy Her
hne shott In this third so very pretty and her
and pluck In winning ve straight Ranes after
+-l was scored against her 10 exhibition seldom
seen.
Miss Cahill put rather the most pace the ball and
in the four se taken all together she passed oppo
nent nifty times to the others twenty Both ladies
played clever tennis but Miss Cahi played little tho
best to-day.
LADIKs sSGLxS
Championship MAtch-MEs Mabel r Cahill ohal.
len.er beat Miss 4. Q. Roosevelt holder, 6-l 6-l
4lA ia
nixKp pouBLEs.
Fecond Round-Miss Grace ". Roosevelt and O, Z.
Lee beat Miss Bertha L Townsend and Ar Rsmak,
Ga 6-S
1Hird Round-Miss Grace ". Roosevelt and q +. Lee
6sas Miss L. D. Voorhsss and M COwpsrthwAi
hKN's siNeLHs
Final Rouud-N. r. Wright bsAt J. 9. Ciask, -
G-S 6~9, W. y
The sun., 1891-06-27
Two Club. Cannot Live I. Boston.

The Boston team is In good condition" /" said
Manager Selee yesterday to q Sun reporter.
We have no crlpples. but have recently suf-
fered from series Of costly errors. Every time
msplsy has been made 1t has happened that
two or three runs have been scored by our op-
ponents: When we get away from onr unlucky
streak uie team will be heard from"
reporter.
Well, it's not very good at present. The
reason OF course is the divided Interest.
Boston, while one OF ths greatest ball
two expensiye teams, and no other city
will do so; The events Of 1890 proved that
attach to itself oil the local pride. Boston viii
again become the banner.drnwing city in the
York. Brooklyn. and Chicago teams are draw.
ing shows plainly that the divided interest
argument Is a sound one. Boston and Cincn.
natl are the sufferers from this evil Neither
side is doing we'll while one club In each OF
degree.