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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-19
Slightly So

Slightly So.
"Biggars is just bit unromantic and cold
blooded. fear"
"Cold-blooded, you sayi Every mosquito that
tackles him gets case of cramps"
The Boy and the Watch.
al have q notion to break your face" said the
boy to his watch.
"You may even DO that" said the watch brave
w. "but you can't never make me run"
Faith ana Belief
Professor Potterby-Will you illustrate the
difference between belief and faith. Mr.. Bnksl
Binks-Yes. sir; the father believes that his
children are the smartest In the neighborhood
while the mother knows they are.
No Prtde OF Race
Cholly-l do despise man with no family
pride.
Reggy-Hawl
Cholly-Haw There's that witch uncle of mine
faw instance Says he cawn't see what differ
ence 1t IL 10 him whethah weah lawst yeah's
suit or not
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-19

NANCY HANKS Is not an sristocratio
name. but there are few who would not be
proud of an acquaintance with the owner
of il.
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We mean to rip up, exterminate,
abolish, annihilate, and in the foulest
ignominy and disgrace, every vestige
of the fraud called protection, wher-
ever we can find it, and, as fast as
the needs of the government, in
creased tenfold by the Republican
party, will permit. Sect = Henry
Watterson.
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ILLINOIS REPUBLICANSAWAK
Campaign Auspiciously Opened at
springfield by the Party's Young Men.
largest Gathering in the History Of the State
League, Which Has Now a Membership Of
1,l6S Clubs, Averaging 100 Voters Each.
The Issues Tersely Defined in a Spirited
Speech by Hon. VIII itelaw Reid.

Democracy's Record and Platform Dissected in
Strong and Scholarly Terms-Greeiing
from the Republicans of New York State.
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Just as soon as the Democrats get
the power they will wipe out the afro
cious Republican sugar bounty sys-
tenn and restore the sugar duties. In
stead of paying millions of bounty
out of the treasury to sugar planters,
we will re-establish the revenue tariff
on sugar.-Henry Watterson.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Indiana.
For VICE-PREsIDENT,
WHITELAW REID, of New York.
THE DEMOCRATIC IDEA.

1--WE denounce Republican protec-
ton as a fraud, taxing the labor of
the great majority of the people for
the benefit of the few. We declare it
to be fundamental principle of the
Democratic party that the federal
government has no power to impose
and collect tariff duties except for the
purposes of revenue only, and we de-
mand that the collection Of such
taxes shall be limited to the necessi-
ties of the government when honestly
and ecomically administerered."- Ma
tional Democratic Platform.
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BUBBLES In THE ALE.

First Love Is True Love.
"Do you believe in second lover
"Er- we'll no; not with the same girl"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-04-14

NOTICE is hereby given that on the day of thu
sale the Treasurer WILL NOT receive takes on tho
lands advertised. Persons desiring to pay such
taxes MUST pay before the second Monday in
June JOHN ). MCGkOAhIf,
5356 treasurer
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-04-14

rs but skin deep. There arc thousands ofladies
/ who have regular features and would be ac-
corded the palm of beauty were it not for poor
complexion.. To oil such We recommend DR.
qualities that quickly change the most sallow
and lorid complexion TO one of natural health
and unblemished beauty. 1t cures Oily Skin,
Freckles, Black Heads, Blotches, Sunburn,
Tan, Pimples, and all imperfections of the
skin. 1t is not cosmetic but a cure, yet is bet
ter for the toilet table than powder. Sold by
Druggists, or sent post paid upon receipt OF SOC.
G. c. BiTTNEH q CO., Toledo, o.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-04-14

rJ,REASURER'S SALE OF UNSEATED LANDa
i in Luzerne County. Notice is hereby given
that agreeably to the several Acts OF Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, direct,
ing the mode of selling seated and unseatel
lands for taxes the following tracts and parts Oh
tracts will be sold at public yendue on llle 5s seS
et The Court House, in the city of Wilkes-Barre,
of the arrearages OF taxes due and costs accrued
on each respectively, unless the same DC PAD
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1892-04-14

1913 acres, Chambers, Herman. n............. II
39S acres, Hazehurst, Samuel. l.............. 81
l45 acres, Overton Joseph. h................ Ia
1875 acres, Van Camp, Daniel. II
So acres, Wright, Thomas. as......,..,........ )
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CROOKED EIDING At ST LOUIS.
Murphy, Harmon, and Mulkey Ruled or.
and Tny Tor Susncndcd.

ST Lows. Nay 26The attraction at the Fair ground
races this afternoon WAS The running of Of the Mer
chants and Manufacturers selling Stakes. nine fur
longs, worth to the w!Nncr Si275 FOR which q good
s!i NJ eight hiah-cass selling pIaters quoted
starters Jagurtha. lO1 henderson,, and Ed Hopper
los Johnson) coupled. were the tavorites at to 2
Lemoine II. and May Harry male tho running to-
geth-r until reaching the final turn when Gayoso
easily assumed command ana. coming away rapidly
in the stretch. won in canter by three lengths from
Content who beat his stable companion Patrick out
length and half for second place Ns.iher Of the
fAvOrites y as ever dangerous The time :oJ1s was
fast.
The weather WAS fine the attendance large and tho
track good.
In the .r.t race Harmon the Jockey on the Cal,for-
MIA crack Tim Murphy rst ell to left the post
TOR which he set down for thrty days by Starter
caldwell ana then IN the race pulled tho horse all
the stretch 10 Keep HIM from winning TIE Judges after
an investigation first declared ali bets race on
and later i'll the day ruled Harmon of. al III. same
time ordering Tin Murphy ana Ms trainer ~ MalEsy.
of the ground the trio hail from California where
Riniax and others.
The other episode occurred in the fifth race when the
Eastern Jockey. ,'eorge TAYLOR. took nap Estcle
who VAS Winning easily. and let Hoodluin beai HIM
out the post By head For mis- careles-H-ss Tayor
VAS suspended FROM ling by the judges for thirty
days
Besides EoOdum and Gayoso. the winners were
Reuben Pay n, Montana Belle. sullivan, and MINNIE
Gee. and not favorIte wen.
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baseball n otes.

Darby o,Rr,en does pretty well for man sniicted
with rhe uinatsm.
r. yewcome has retired from the management of the
Brighton Athletic clubs team.
umpire Carney hiss Just buried young son. making
the second child he has los, in three months.
Mike Grins thumb is by no means well yet but Cspt;
play Jay by TX" &onds , wv ''SN '''''' ~
just as soon as Charley Bennett got in condition to
catch, the Boston managers invited MiAo he"s w '>
q seat in the shade.
Ifshorty raner viii continne BIZ. coaching the gen.
eral effect will be pleasing Fuller ~ not nttei WIN
foghorn voice but he gets there just the SAM
RGnsFdiGn h1 tSa f Ssy hS Inn
pitcher. and would make his marx If he got chance
Cpic,co May 25-Ge'zein the famous rrct2el re .
pite his rst game Tor Abe against the Sosop'
My S S1a' T"Gn SG S
s SD .n fvelgSs% EIa College s DeS
B,LrrxoRr. May 2G.-The Baltimore manarement mas
announced that they have released George Wood tae
who Was feieased by the Cincinns.is recently.
hs to F &. sns Gap 5
iins next sunday The Brooklyns viii play the mem,
s SyTn. Of ~. gam. be ssT AT
We shall make no EFFORT re. pcwd sa,a Manage Ger
he he New YORK is"% Tic men have arpsar 10 b.
Sse to psy p.e F"od NO ea
the Harlem Xhs, x.ocaIon hss june Sr.n an.
team d5G se srs. The sr
lens play the Cubans on Jane II.
ri,r.,rnen May 2HRetoTs leaving the -, city y- for
Washington last night Capt Rnrns notified inc drec
tors ~ the Pittsburgh Cub that he would mhn .ns
usual tcnday notices OF release 10 I'll Swartwood ana
Billy Earle They received them this afternoon luis
leaves tn. local team fourteen men, counting Burns
Tho presentations YESTERDAY were not made whom the
sterped to tho plate TO bat Just before the game
The St Louis team marched to The pate and Umpire
Lynch to the favored men their gifts THIS does
away with the Old habit OF I"iarng tho game TO make
presentation an saves the baisinan the embarrAss
meEt of strikIL. ont.
M,n9.st s,tsS,n ,a sIns n
the superior Court to recover $1,000 damages from
william Hahlen third basrDlan for the Chicago CUB
II Is claimed hf the ran'i that prior 10 the opening
of the baseball Dnnen signed contract 20 pay
for the MuwRuk-es during the ir"sent season ami re-
ceivel $500 in advance. DAB rn aiterwari accept II
more rcmunerative oner amt cancelled his contract
with the manager o: the Mlw aukee aggregation. bat
faile d, they assert. TO pay back TIE SOU
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The bookmaking firm of Emery / Co. had an ex.
perience Yesterday that was exceedingly unpleasant
After the Great American stakes one OF the unifored
messengers of the track lrygsnted two tickets to the
cashier on Sir Walter. one Of thr was arke cd 500
to slop the other $500 to $50. The numbers of tn,
tickets corrcsponded with bets recorded on the sheet
and the handwriting was TO ali appearances that of the
younG man who writes tho tickets for the
The 1909 was promptly handed over and tho boy de-
parted In few moments two other ticke were IRE.
sehlrn tar.n1 The sanv numbers snd Tor Ike
amounts. comparisons were made, and IL did mai
take long 1" prove that the tickets areaay
paid were very clever forgeries. The hF,u nail
ne aennine ones and sent for Mr. Pinx.rion
henied And tod ms story. whcn was that dlrsrtiy
after the race man whom he described as accnrate iy
as has limited kn Wedge would allow asked linn IL
cash the two tickets He WAS instructed 10 hurry and
promised fee depending In size upon the spe.d Ia
displayed After handing the ma ID. money ne was
again instructed 70 60 and get the prevailing odds GA
man had disappeared: The boy Was not held T. +
sibe Tor MS appearance whenever wanted Tho FINK
scrptiop given Wv Nv
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Jolly Germans shoot.

The First German Gun Club Of this city held extra
ehoos at Dexter Park 1. l.. yesterday afternoon and
they enjoyed themselves in their usual thorough man
ner. killing live birds and breaking blue rocks frat and
then sitting down to discuss substantial dinncr and
the marksman's qualities Of the different nemhr,.
The first event OF the day va. Nv. bird match each
man shooting at six pigeons and re.a'e a. follows
A. Seusch "a yards Is; - pi-tk ~ yard. y: = f.an,.
der. - yard. schwack. % yatGs. I, Z riaf %
yards o. A. Goetz ~ yards y He>ttft Is yrris !:
p. Breits'ein. 20 yards. A. +. Nrssch' ~ yards L
Zahn. "a yards I: r Miller, 80 srG.
The blue rock shooting consisted u three team
matches. i've birds each man. Ns.Ar.. riaent"r aud
Goetz acting as captain. The laf'rr. side ma
i,rst match score 10 ia y Pra-nIers sid, "a.
turned III. compliment by winning the second mate,
with II to for t,ostL Tn. final Sctory went .
Pfaender's tc- score of ~ to tor the Other .is
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ROUTING AN ARMY,
How the Worst INVASION Of k,odsrn Tines is Alb.
soluteiy Oyercome-- Hints o! Great Value.

When men or women feel depressed or ia.
bilitated at the present day it is comclua 70
say. II think have malaria" What Is ma.a.
ria3 1t is only germs that act into the bo ":
germs that thrive anu increase uni.ss in,y
are killed: germs that worm thomsolvr4 "A
through the system; germs that iu;n 10
health md undermine the life. Thcr az, ~.
gressive. they feed uron the body, They nus.
DO killed. 1t has been thought that cMn.os
would accomplish this hut many rcoric can.
not take outline: It disagrees with thrn.. 1t
IL known. however. that pure eirits taken N
moderation will kill the worst army Of gems,
Under the influence OF pure stimulants the
germs are kIicd. the body is strengthened. nd
the health restored.
II should not be understood. however That
all spirits will do this; few will. 1t rclu.rcs
something specially designed for this rur, "a,
ami that Is precisely what DuNys Pure Mai.
Whiskcy is. 1t is q scientific, medicinal lreia-
ration. 1t does not rank with the otdiHlry
whiskeys. but is specially designed for foltiry.
ing tho body and fcreiling disease, II has the
highest endorsements OF doctors and scien'tS'a
DO not be deceived into the Use OF any ut."r,
for there Is no other Preparation upon ns
market that cnn ACCOMPLISH what Is accom-.
plished by Dufry's Pure Malt. You will ind that
1t is kept by reliable druggists and srocers,
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FnvOrite Beaten In the Manhattan Ton.
mis- Tournament.

The feature of the tennis matches IN the gentsm
singles OF the Manhattan Tennis Associations spring
handicap tournament. which was continued yesterday
afternoon Oh the Lenox courts. 1881 street and ST.
Nicholas avenue was the defeat OF rare:. one the
two scratch men Vt tho tournament. H. v BabrocE of
the nth Avenue C.. who received hanlic.p OF -
points, was the victor after remarkably close strug.
lla The special features OF the may the swift
and accurate service Of Fab ock aud the yeroray poor
firm displayed by raret VINO Continually drove out of
court very slow returns. TIE score:
Hentemen's hingies.rtesmnhry roundt Harry V.
BabcccA Fif Avenne e., - POINTS. reat J. ParInly
Faret, i.en"N T. G. scratch, +"+. & : 'napln. Lenox
T e. - points. heat Y. sat!ier Mania tan I -,
10 points. $50 FIRST round: Howard =. 1hurbsr
Lemox r. &. Scratch beat y. A. Campbell. Manhattan
A r, C., III points, IS-3i.
The entries for the ladies' singles Of the tournament
have been handicapped and drawn. as I" lows: Miss NJ
Trimmer. ARIEL T. O. ii points bye: Miss VI Sheldon,
Lhn Avenue g. 10 points vs.. Mss :. stroud. ARIEL
I. G.. scratch Miss r. Corey. FIith AverTe T. G.. \
point. VS.. Miss 4. Trimmer. Ariel e., points: Miss
j. Force, Iit,h Avenue T. e.. 10 points. bye These
matches will be played on the FIFTH Avenue r =. courts
l21th street and Filth avenue hex: saturday after.
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The New Club Makes - Bid for the McAu.
I'M .sIycr Contest.

The Ioney Island Athletic Club. through Manager
Luiniey, yesterday made move which would seem to
indicate square tight with the Olympic Club Of New
Orleans. II was IN the shape Of TN offer to Jack Nc
Auite and Giiy Myer to t.aiser their contest, ow
billed for Sept in New CG.cans to the G. A q. The
inducem y: in he form o; $1,000 added to the
purse Of sio,on Offered by tae olympic.
side issue IN the Eesotie IONS between the
81 900 forfeit which Nyer claims ,n the ground that
McAn!ide refused to continue the match that
gun by the ppsugE "t sad forfeit. The Olympic Club
promised hen lie signed the present &c of
ment 10 MAKE tins amount good u Nyer. Manager
lutnley proposes TO MAKE tue lose. emu Of his $1,000
purse sl;No I'd Nat NrAn.tht sla;! pay the forfeit
Claimed by My,r out OF r!6 Thus IL McAu.itfe
should be hea'en ny M-rr, he would not get = cent
while IL MeAEdle sIu.N win. Myer would receivs
- Dup. NrAute says he would rather hixt at Coney
Islam! iyE The larger purse. telegram sent TO
Nyer II! / n'a.H aTinl the new proposal.
ia, Gomez Islam clubs scheme may be- assisted by
Notification OF Representative DNeil OF sew Orleans
the Louisiana Legislature, on Wednesday the effect
thai that member Ut the body intended reduce
bill ca ling for the repeal OF al. charters or that
permit glove contests IN the state This action and the
collapse of the F!'GsttnOns rItchari mat ca make the
boxing atmosphere rather blue III New Orleans.
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4 BOARD OF CONTROL CASE.
The Colt Merriment, that Mr.. Morris Sold.
Disqualified.

Frank Van Ness. the owner OF Morello. who
was beaten IN the third race at Gravesend on
Tuesday. entered protest against Mcrriment.
the winning horse. and yesterday the Bnard OF
Control disqualified Merr iment. The colt was
formerly owned by J. 4. Morris. but was sold
to Gibbons and O'Leary. lie was entered for
the race at Gravesend by Ifr. Morris. hut had
become the property Of Gibbons and O'Leary
before the ace was run. Mr.. Morris did not
know that the persons he sold him to we're rae
Ing at Gutt-nburg. The grounds for the action
Of he Board Of Control are set forth in the fol-
lowing resolution. which was adopted yester-
day;
objection having been made to Merriment
as winner Of the third race at Grayesend May.
-. By the owner of More!lo. the Board finds
that Me.riment is disqualified: First, because
rule 20 OF racing was not complied with: Sec
ond hecause It appears by the statement OF
Mr. w; Walden. the trainer Of Merriu! mt. that
the nit was paid for and thus became the
properly II the purchaser Before the race. tho
purchaser being disqualified under tho reso-
LUTON OF the Board OF Control passed Dec. 20.
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A CURB FOR THE COLTS.
rBEY hRE sUBDuED AND DoCTLE IN
TIE HANDS or THE NEW FORKS.

II. Latter VIA mn Interesting Game at
the roIo Grounds-von der Ahe's Cher
pbs Checked by the Brookiyus- oston
heats Loui.viiIe and Cincinnati Defeats
rhi,nseiphia-nesuI Of Other Games.
tits in,iscrect to indulge In EXPLANATIONS OF
qualification previous to emerging from the
juncl,. At the snme time there appears to DO
considerable ground for the belief that the
Now Yorks have mt last settled down to bust
moss at the old stand. Their work yesterday.
and also at Boston on the day before. was
OF q character TO inspire their admir-
ers with confidence and continuance
OF tho samo will soon put them in
the top notch Of popularity The fact that
5000 persons choersd the New Yorks on to
victory. and did not forget 10 applaud the good
plays OF tho visitors seems to furnish positive
proof that Now Workers will 90 to baseball
games. even II their pet club has been str'lg-
Cling with adversely. Tho Bostons and
Brooklyns continue their winning ways. Yes
terdsy's games resulted Gs follows:
New York. 3: Chicago. ..
Brooklyn 8: st Louis ].
Boston. 7; Louisville. D.
Cincinnati. 4: Philadelphia. 3.
At Baltimore. rain.
At Washington. raj n.
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SVheelmen Will Get Into Trouble II Not
Careful.

Unless the officials OF the intercollegiate Athletic As
sociaion get the sanction from the League ot Amert'
Wheelmoa for their bicycle to b- held in con
nectou with their games at Manhattan Field to.ror
ro" there is = possibility OF number 0t w-irkno"n
lsga.e bicycle racers briuy SUSPENDED. Chairman
aym, nd OF the National Racing board saws that no
atpication has as yet been made 10 hin ~ the inter
co.egia In the OF tAr being ran
without the of the BOARD Etc tHurlEAn s,ar
'ha mar WHO completes Mi ~ .'.-l @ndei. The
Harvard lElr"rslty CYCLING A. ar,f.i. h'r 'NI yer
III ssiun to hold IL Tournament Be +U'. ant iEe
Princeton authorities got the sanction 10 ne LrGAGc !us
q DvIc even, at their recent gill-s
meeting Of tue Metropolitan 49, Ai u ~ 'Et,ins
Cubs WA be held at the tul'nln. = tTi-"Nih
street this evening date 4 t+tr '"H af\ ran A!.1
BIZ see ted ana The project OF Ao ~ H.'t Fna-
men, IN the fan discussed. Tie 40 u Nill also
consider tie matter n blrysl- ..ra. n.ar :" isr
surc'ssi.. h,'Ar brN n hgurk r.tH> car Tue unl-
"t tn association Wi. tlrG e" ." banln't TO
the Chicago relay T!GcTs 4ug.ali n =" s'E.en.
/. D. Mgr-e:, /. {. E0tr T. A : .....E a.! ! Zoe.
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to left feld .whizzing Carroll raised his left
arm and his hand met the ball.
Cant. Crooks was sent to the bench In the
second inning by Umpire Lynch for continued
and unnecessary kicking.
For two innings neither team scored. In
the third they fell upon Breitenstcin's pitch.
inc with n cruel determination to knock that
gave Ola sscock q chance to make an error.
Haddock singled nicely. Hart went out to
right Held but Ward was sent TO FIRST on balls.
benuty, and Daley and Haddock crossed the
plate. Thcn Ward amused himself by stealing
ers sent both Ward and Joyce home BY
two-hngger. Rurns few out and O'Brien was
sent to first on balls, Corcornn hit safely ana
crs. however. nippcd him hy a great throw ~.
The otlor run was made on Gle sscock's
error OF Hnddock's hit. This e mt bailey
home. Tho It. Louis made their run by two
singles. hit by Glasscock and Brodie. Inc
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The Winners at Lntonlm.

LATos!i. May 2e-The races here to day resulted "a
follows:
First Race-A selling purs, at six furongs Belle
Carter % lLilIy INST i!irpona second and Dr. Davis
third Time. 1:22L
second Race-A mile and nifty yards The Hero 100
(S,eep. tr,t, Harry Weldon second and Maud Howard
tllrG. Time. l5+
Loud1un III IL jones' hrst Capt. Drans second and
Forward tuird. Time, l:TO4.
Fourth Race-Same conittons as the third Old
Pepper. ia LRAy nrst. koseDOy second Do.DIe Long
third Tine. 5-A
Filth Race-for iwoyea--olds at nve turlongs Rose
Iyn, NJ Williams first Queen OF Blondes second.
Sixth Rnce-Three.quarrers of . mile OrvllIe lOS
(Brittonl hrst. Outcraf second. and HArdee third.
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At the HandbnlI Courts.

Tho Brooklyn randball Club dotes on JOAN Cosgirs
commonly known as the Professor Outside of
"e!ub days" they look upon him to uphold their cad.
Yesterday was ons OF tho times that he slipped up
in his calculations. His opponent john Law or.
ex'chamPlon OF Ireland. and. unfortunately for the
Castelar, expert, Iam.or was JUS, in the rsIt h
game he aec mpsneI tie task but no IA" ltore
G Pot t "S Gossu. den e i is.
be rrrpased to meet George IanIey" .ah John
2F =. VIII Hs .s " :a s4s mn Sp s s
ihroasn ST. an..E aItsn to ' TSininy my DanSe d"
men Ains . .nn tspns towsr the vance.
ma ns s'M,sn nm;s and p,rre. .s.n. Delaney
worth while considering.
A. Ne Brooklyn Siubs conrt Yesterday quito en-.
ss; s1@;" Z f ] si
MoH w On Ss stns hs re
sSsnson and ss iiSls sn III
.n i M lYH@Hsa oR% b tss%
s sssa fa Ifs % rqs 10 Oh a s
McQuade, for the first time in years. discarded Ills
naa q AND pH:.Fff Il. d SfG"f !
.4l b s ssf s asss and 's s "o
nobiy against Tho two veteran experts. Tho score;
RI s Ga.., an. ana ssf Il i s9
The latest diligence from san Francisco Is not very
assuring for AN ,ntetnstiGna! match between Jones
ms county j! Is said thnt Jones learning OF the
rr a.1 .; 'ss Oh s 'h" Ii" Of y
Jg Tor large purses III the yaruns courts throughout
the country. Finding that they did not do such things
N America he chaienssd Joan Las,or an the later
sasI Tia. jones' an, ESraan hs California a" cha rs
r.on, want to play awior and Delaney for $500 size
provided the former raj - that amount They want
to htet however that the game shah be played IN
ran Francisco AMI in court Nith no roof at that II
'hnt /, the only Kind II n match the Australian will
pay 1t would nave pad Ain bette. to have remained
nj home.
The banlbnll tournament "f IN. Titan Athletic Club
was continued on Wednesday night. with the following
Irsu!ts'
!. Dr.xicr. 2 aces, II; Watkins. @ nces 81.
J. H. Murphy, scratch 10: l.. j. Foley. scratch IL
! Br"Artipn, Il aces .O J.. stcrE aces. n
J.MatAils, aces. 10. VI. s!yerstein scratch II.