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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06
In the PROBATE Court m and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF unh
In the Matter OF the Estate Of John
Mcdonald, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ sarah Mcnona'd, cNccuifiA Of tho last
vii anu estate Of John Mcdonald, decsascd,
has rendered Tor settlement. and nlrd in
said Court, her lnHl Arcuuutuf her AdmluittrA.
uUn Of said estate and petition Tor final distrl
button OF tho fcfidur Of Esid estate among tho
persons entitled thereto, and that " odnrsday,
the s0th day OF July, A.D. l-i!, at l0oclocz am,
At tbs Court Room Of fAid Court IN the County
Court House, salt Lake CITY aud County, UlAh
Territory has been duly arp intoi BY the Judge
count and hearing said pUtuun Tor dtsiTihus
uon, AZ which time and place any pcrsOn inter.
estrd IN said estate may appear and show
cause, II any there be-, why said account should
not be settled AMI approved and final diatnbu.
ton made ~ prayed for,
Dalod June =, isg1
@. =. ALLEN,
Cltrk Of the Probate court
ny CAUkTIs BnowSE, JH., Deputy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

Is HEREnY GIVEN, 10 TnE STOCK.
j holders OF The Utah Central Railway ON
pany thai there viii BE- meeting Of the stock
holders held At room No y. uoscret National
Hank Huildtng AZ the junction ~ taft Temple
Territory. at the hour of y in., July !ih. l~'ii
for the Uuu.dac Of cl,tuug nine Directors 81
sad Company a. serve Tor thu ensuing year.
This meeting is called hy order % TIE Hoard
of Directors made JUNO lJh. lsui.
H. GRAND YOUNG,
second .rfrstdcuL
JuSius w. WE'LL. Scey
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And in accordance with law AMI ordgr ~
board ~ directors, made on the ard daS ~
MAJ, lst2, 30 many starcs " each parcel Of
stock ~ may hc necessary Will be- sold NJ the
company orice, Nc. - Commercial street. salt
lalc try, ltuh Territory, a. puu.le auction on
FRIDAY, July 2!ud. i,F,, at the hour u Aoclork
Pm, g. way The de iNquuut asset tncnt 20
pcnsoh Of talu.
}. ". WHITEHEAD, in
secretary.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NUTiCE n HEGkuY GIVEN HY TIM
~ m icrsigucd, administratriN u iuc estate
~ thailrH Lambert, deceased. 10 the rrcIiiurs
ut Hudau persons having claims against tls
said rcceascd, tu exhibit them, with toe nc &c
sAtf Voucher within ten unutha after tho nrsi
publication of a. notice IN tho said admins
uHtfIN, care u NalduIl S Ardhms. attorneys
u and 3, EaHt, tifst south street. SALT i.aNe
Cay. IN Tie county ~ salt lake, Utah.
Dated May a, lsll
MARY ALICE g.. LNMUERr
hfminlstrAtriN Of tho Esta'c OF Charles
Lambert. deceased. dw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


taNNlo OF JoNu t. hl1Aut NtNtNHfh
NOTICE n iEHEBY GIVEN ny THF
~ undcrsignei executor 81 the will II
John 4 Hlt III dcccusrd. 10 the ere iitlrs N
aud All ponohs having olaimt Against the said
dprUnscd. TO exhibit them with the uCrcFsary
vouchers within ten months after The urHt pub
lcatOn " this notice 10 the said executor.
VIM. A. huHsii,r aud Hamilton q. PARK, ht L.
Graud lounE'H ONCE. over Uesarrt National
hauk, corner LHst Temple and tirst south
ftfeets, salt Lake CITY. ttah, On the County VI
salt LAte. Dated MAJ 9Th, iy2.
WM. 4 HUSStTrU,
HAMlLTONG. rAitk,
izCcutors ~ the will of John l. Blythe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

NoTlCE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT THE
~ tcruiAr annual meeting ~ tho stock
holders " The state liant NJ Utah, Of salt Lake
CITY, will be held nj ~ banking house, corner
u Main and south Temple streets In snid city,
on Tuesday. July 18th, ls1l. NJ O'Clock MN.
said meeting i for the purpose Of eieoting
Directors 10 serve for the ensuing year, and foi
The Transaction Of such further business AZ mas
properly como before the meeting
HEREH NJ WELLS, Cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

ordinance was deferred until the next
meeting Of the council. Carried. Ad.
ditiJnai slight amendments were mado
after which tho bill passed and the
council adjourned.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Consolidated irrifat on Company
Location u oalgo AMI principal plafc o.
iu.inots NJ. = Commercial street, sat
Lake cay, Utah.
NOTICE 1nIHt ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the follDVlns described stock 90
account Of rsfraHmrlt Nn. g, levied uu1n the
ard cay ~ May, ia. the several amounts
oct uptoflic the hAiurs Of the respective share
holders a. follows. ~ wit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06
Cuticura Remedies

EHect daily more Trcat cures II humots and
diseases Il TIE skin, scnip. and blood than All
other frns dee combined. ttfirunA the great
skin Cur, aud CtTirurA soar, ~ cNquisii.
Nkin luiler aud hoautfsr, externally, aud
trTgruA NLsu LyESr, The nsg Hood rurilfT
and greatest Of iiutuuT homnles, Internally,
tufc ever species Of itfring hurning. sfnlY,
pinply, ara blotrty diseases VI the skin, scalp,
ndhlond from Infancy 10 axe. from rimTlrs 10
srrUiula,vhcn the best iyaiciana aud al other
remedies flil.
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AlnItt


Resolved, That the city marshal bo IN
s,ruc,od io enforce the ordinance making
II unlawful to uhstruct sidewalks by
placing thereon any kind Of distractions
such ns barber polls, hiiching posts ard
other unlawful distractions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

sold everywhere. Price. CurtcuHA, tit. (;
soar, gic RttDLVtNt, u o. Prepared by the
oftfH bE1u AMI GnENtgAL CORPORATION,
NUstou.
e. scndfor "Iiop to Cure s.ln uliossc.,"
70 plgcs, aOiilustrauons lgU tgslmonials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

Resolved that to Mayor and city at
torncy be- requested 10 oNHmiuo tho title
NJ tho city land located At the corner ut
State aud North Temple streets, aud THAT
thoy be- aui horized to take whatever sioi q,
they deem necessary, including con.
voyancc Of tho property, 10 perfect the
title 10 said land.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

Limitation had the license not boon re-
Noked. respectfully submitted.
4. b. HoaE,
City Attorney.
Adopted.
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Adollted.
srn1NkIlNa pIsrRIcr No |.

An ordinance for the levying OF a
tax Tor deiraying the EXPENSE incurred
In sprinkling district No was passed.
The estimated cost is cents per linear
front foot Auditing on the streets men
toned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

Dog Tax Collector GalleNzEi reported
That hc had registered l3s dogs during
the month u June and that he had
collected sili in taxes OH CANNES fOr
The same period. Report adopted aud
half the umOunt-s2O7-w was nppropri.
ated to Mt. GnlleazEi's credit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06
SWEEPER WASTED.

a communication was received from
the supervisor Ot streets recommends
Ing the purchase OF No. Barnard
Castle, wrought iron, four.wheeled
street sweeping machine. Referred.
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humber OF births reported lQl
Males lOi. Females ~
Number Of uonta giOuH diseases teported a.
IiphthrtiA %, scarlet fever IS
Comp hints OF naisAnoos received and at,
tended 20 ils
Numhor OF wagon loads OF garbage disposod
OF lO,a.h.
Number OF dead animals disposed OF su,
Number OF caTloads OF garbage etc. shippod
from city 2il.
Notices mailed for the abatement OF pui.sn.
ccs an extreme eases only, a.
Amount expended for the maintenance OF
health department. (c&clusye OF salaries paid
TO Omcialsl;
Plh'''''sss.''...'s....'' SlfN 30
ilNN'''' s''ss''ttssss', .ltl ~
'uhu s''s's''s'..ss'..s.s.... llu ~
Total cash expenditure. S5y7 40
Amount charged huallh department
by street department 1871 40
Total amount ehaTgcahln Rpaiust
health department by auditors oiiIco sig,i 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

wArEK TNrs,
on the At day " December. is9i, there Soro
A,tsl hou IMPLIED with water. Turing tho
past IN ulrhths t'O taps have been added. max
.ug total Of a,Ms houses or busincs, places
supplied witt city water.
wAguU sCHir.
The credit accounts on the ledger m my
onice on December alst, lsll, were Sl-b,5is n.
today tncy are tili,iGl 40, being an increase In
slN months ot $50 20 y. The several accounts
are held by 3ilt citizens. The several amounts
range from flp,,h down to two cents,
bog leave 10 request an examination Of my
receipts, accounts and bookf
Respectfully submitted,
CnnibtuilttH nttUL,
Assessor and Collector water ilAtes.
Salt Lake, July 2nd, is1l,
EilpI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

"'e'n department Nv AUDITORS oiico SlGsi ~
CITY ESGINEER's REPORT.
The quarterly report Of the city en-.
gineer was read, received and filed.
LICENSE REVOKED.
The city attorney reported as follows:
In tho matter Of tho revocation of thu
liquor license 10y the Council previously
granted TO Edward Norton to keen a NJ
loon on the corner Of Fourth West and
First South streets, referred 10 the c,ty
attorney for an opinion ns to whether the
city should refund to MIR. Norton Tho
money for tho time tho liccnso would have
run bad not llcenco been revoked, / viii
say ! do moi find any precedent 10 gov.
ern or 10 throw any light on this caso, hut
am Of tho opinion that the citv ought To-
refund to the liconsee the amount Tor The
time from date OF revocation 10 the date
whom said license would have expired By
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

The superintendent Of waterworks
made "a report showing an expenditure
OF $50, jii - Tor extensions; S3OO32
treuci e.; 81 1900 pipe laying; s7GD..j,
hauling pipe; .5jO.2j, w1tchmen;
sj783. IS, labor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

u the matter OF the Kennedy ditch
difficulty the committee on Irrigation
recommended the employment VI some
suitable person 20 distribute water on
that water course durins the iIrigating
season. Adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

In the natter Of the Estate Of samuel /. law
Gen, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

WEATTH UTTNWI NTNTs
To Hon. President aud City Council Of
salt Lake City.
GontlOmcn-I herewith submit for
your confederation my report for the
quarter ending Juno 3Oth, l-y2;
Number Of deaths reported. lOs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

shANHN'As
THE DOC TAX TOR JUNE.
Dog Tax Collector ualleNzzi reported
That he had registered l3S dogs during
the month NJ June and that he had
collected sil4in taxes on CANNES for
the same period. Report adopted aud
half the amount s2O7-- was nppfopri.
ated to Mt. Galleazsi's credit.
So PER MoNriL
~ the matter OF the Kennedy ditch
difficulty the committee on irrigation
recommended the employment Ofsome
suitable person % distribute water on
that water course during the irrignting
season. Adopted.
FOR EXTRA MEETING.
The committee ON finance reported
adversely on the claims VI Recorder
5 anton and his deputies for extra pny
for special meetings. Adopted.
On motion OF Heiss the recorders
stenogtaphtr was allowed 50 for all
special meetings.
CONTINGENT FUND.
Hoiss offered n resolution providing
for the. appropriation Of 5000 for the
Mayors contingent fund. Adopted.
srREEr SUPERVISORS REiOHr.
Street Supervisor Hines submitted
his quarterly report showing an cx-
pense oi 500, 2iL7s, Of which sum ssy2
WIS IN prison labor, which report was
referred TO tie committee on streets.
SILVER RErORE
Superintendent shelton Of sewers
reported Tor tho quarter as follows;
Total amount cypondcd .......a.......il.e5 u
trcdit hy maternal iurhished........,..-. ~ u
lsttll W
OF this amount have expended liij y.
wATERwORRs SUPERINTENDENT.
The superintendent Of watcrworks
made u report showing an expenditure
OF $50, iii IS ior extensions; S3DO3.1
tr,ucl e.; 81 1900 pipe laying; s72D.2j,
hauling pipc; sjjO.2j, wutchmen;
s1I83.i5, labor.
SWEEPER WANTED.
a communicates was received from
the supervisor Of streets recommend.
ing the purchase OF No. l Barnard
Castle, wrought iron, four.wheeled
street sweeping machine. Referred.
10 pERFECr TIiE little.
From Mainland;
Resolved that tho Mayor and city at-
torn,y be- requested 10 oNamino tho title
" tho city land located At the corner nj
State and North Temple streets, aud that
they deem necessary, including CON
Noyuurp of tho uropprty tD pprfoct the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06

The City Council met In regular
session last night, President Looi'
borrow In the chair. Tho aldermen In
attendance were; Hardy, Follhnd,
Rich, Horn, Bell, Lawson, Simondi,
Ewing, Evans, Beardsley, Heiss,
Wantland, Karrick, Moran.
pEsITTTDNg
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WATER RATES REPORT.

TO tho Hon. President and city Council
OF salt Lake city!
Gontlonon required 10y ordinance
/ herewith present to your hon. body the
following annual report showing the
work Of this oiice for the year ending
June 30, lsul:
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roR EXTRA MEETING.

Superintendent shelton Of sewers
rennTtel foT Tho mnarlnr as fOlloMs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

From what I know OF Mr. Zimmerman and connection
with cycling fully believe he will be present at our
and Will compete He has promised to do so ana Be-
ieve he will keep his word. would say, however that
his promise is ell that the Manhattan Athletic Club has
based its statement On'
All the invitations issued have been disposed Of. In
view OF the demand for tickets IL has been de-
ded to arrange for the accommodation OF the people not
having Invitations This Of COURSE will be for limited
number only Invitations already issued will tax the
grounds to almost their full capacity
The principal games Of the will be those given
BY the New-Jersey Athletic Club Labor Day. At
maet,ns at the athletic committees decided have
the entries close Saturday, August 81 The handsome
gold stop watches that are now on exhibition at ~ a.
spaldng Will draw the entries and they are pour.
nq in from all parts the country. Great interest is
being taken in the DayConnef match threemle race.
The committee wisely decided to make IL the last con-
test on the programme. that all Will have ample time
to reach the grounds TO see the pair race
The prize list Of the Passac Athletic Clubs first annual
meet IA one Of the best offered this and reflects
siderable credit on tho management. Tho list contains
i've gold and four silver stop watches four hghgrade
pneumatic safeties diamond rings, onyx clock, three
pairs pneumatic tires, two silver mounted revoVers
silver water pitcher cup and and many third prizes
The total cost Of prizes the twelve contests exceeds
the 81 800 first advertised special prize OF da-
mond ring offered for the fastest mile oil the Gay ana
an effort is being the fastest tandem teams
together In invitation race These races VIII 1ahe pace
IN IN, Clifton rack SATURDAY, September and the track
committees promises that track will be In as good con-
dtion as In 1899, when Zimmerman ana inc Murph's s
,. ,,s, time on IT, Entries already come In from
same OF the fastest men the country Charles H. Ne"
man is chairman Of the entry committee, ana VII ior"a0
blanks on application. His address Is Ne. 100 L@As'h
ave PAs<aic. N j. ,.
A meeting Of the games committee OF the Mctropei1h
Association OF the Amateur Athletic Union was held yes
to-day at the secretarys Office, No 2fl troadway Ire
offer by the Manhattan A. c. Of the use OF Mammalian
Field was accepted and it decided to begin the games
nrompty at . D. m Complete arrangements were maze
In relation to tickets and they will he placed on sae az
once at all the different cbs in the Metropolitan AssociS
son A. g. Spaldng Bros. Peck & Snyders ana }. i.
Tudd and all the leading hotels The committee deeiace
t forward TO Chairman Raymond Of the racing board.
L. A. w. AL application for sanction for the two'mle
.arety bicycle race that will be given In connection with
u,.y meeting Officers selected and the committee
viii meet again next Thursday, at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
AMONG TIE. ATHLETES.

The much talked cycling carnival OF the Manhattan
Athletic club to BE- held Satrlday. ut Manhattan Field,
VIII prohably sract the greatest number OF people
pres,nt At a meeting Of THIS Kind In Ncw.lork City.
Everything has carefully attended 70 and all the
e details which 90 toward making the meet successful
have been cnrefuy covered The most Important point,
the track Will be- in perfect order
The next attraction n the prizes. They are undoubtedly
equal II not superior, 10 any ever given for cycling
meet The winner VI the mile scratch and the winner OF
the :25 class will receive real estate Tor their efforts In
tlrs, races In the nvc-ml- championship. which, by
the way HIS been authorized by the League, grind
upright piano valued 800 has been placed as hret
pr,e About IS 900 Invita- one have been issued there
bv .insung u large attendance. Cappas 9TH Regiment
Rand will attendance which will be an additional
a.tiactlon and one to draw = large attendnce.
Director Moneypenny The first men Of die Man.
haitian club and In fact nearly all the fast u the
country Will present and compete. Windc has declared
his Intention entering I'm competition in the
bicycle this day Will
surely be- revelation 20 those unfamiliar with bicycle
races In reference TO the report that Zimmerman will
not compete | wish offer the following explanation
pen the OF Mr. Zimmerman from Europe. one Of
committee w. H. Deeraaf, had conversation with
Zimmerman and asked him 10 be present at the Man
haitian meet. To this he readily replied assuring Dgaa
that he would start Having Zimmernan's word that he
will be present aud compel. in the games on this day
do take stock in the reports to the contrary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
MANY GAMES OF CRICKET.
THE BERKELEYs WIN FROM THE MANBATTANs
At RFRkEI.EY OVAL


At Berkeley oval Morris Heights yesterday, large
and fashionable aendace witnessed the return game be-
tween the Manhattan and Berkeley clubs, and
one OF the best for the series Tor
the Metropolitan championship was seen. The
Beriecys had difficulty in obtaining the victory ny
nftyour runs The best work was done by r. u fsyh'
and H. l.. Walker at the bat, aud NJ r. Cobb with the
ball. The score follows:
Berkeley-s. W. Coalby. Coyne, 4; g. weech. c
luke Coyne .; j. Flannery PreGdergast, CoNbe'
TO- NJ. H. Cobb King. smith. IL; r. q. Payne D
Smith 81; II. j. O'Eeilly Coyne, -; IL. L. Walker,
Il Coyne IS; w. Macforane b Smith. >; +. W. Sadier b
Smith o; q. X. Cooper, Blossom, b smith, D. H. J"
Jackson sot out, o. byes. IL; leg byes, Il no oaI
total. 1885
Manhattan-s A. Noon. b Cobb. /; +. J. PendergaSt
Coulby Cobb 81; II. b. Coyne, out 4; j. Rose. c
Jackson b Cob 10; b. {. BoXsom, Cobb, % j. smith,
Cobb >; A. Sn,edey Cobb O. l.. Pearson, run out 3
c. II! luke. b Cobb, II. G.. King, b Walker 2; L j.
Percy. not out, byes. 10; VIDE. total. 81
The Staten Island club treated 10 surprise al
Prospect Park, whee Brooklyns defeated them by
p HeOne played fine innings for the winners.
a. The following score will show;
BrookIyn-A Brown Barton. b 0rierson, II; II. I.
Yeo b Townsend II; W. A. Gray. Grh'rson, o; H.
Helms Oglby Townsend. a. ). Durant Town
send o; J. Heame. Townsend. 80 q. A. Tutte, b
Barton 10 c. Goddard. Grierson ); j. H. Giiiard, C
Giuet, Townsend o; j. Juneau Townsend, = '" b.
scale not out; ! extras, II ,oal. l0j
staten Islond-s. II. Barton, Durlnt, Tutue, 9:
W. = Calender Tut:le 3; f.. w. saunders Brown, b
Durant. H. y. Townsend, futile 5 W. Wi.herspoon,
Yco futile. j. H. Iambkln futile, J. Gr!er-
SON b Yeo Z. H. Glllet not out. "a j. Scrymceour
Helms. b yeo. 8; $. ogiby, Tutue, 3; eytr~s, 5;
t0,l. ~.
The Harlem Club played o game at Newark which the
local team easily by "a with wickets 10 spare
umpy condition. aud the visitors were
tho absence OF u their best players,
who are on military duty. The score follows
Harlem c. Cd pcdlOw, White, Moore, Is; W.
D. wilkinson b Moore 0; J. J. L. Kelly 81. White b
>rrptiord . J. j. Goyey, StnuOrd, o; d. O'Reilly, c
Gilbert Ntlauori. 10; L. walker. White Moore o :;
: P,clow - Whit b stra,ford. W. J. Barney, -
Witt b Siratford = = !. turtle no; out o W. Fen.
wick stnuord 0; l.. Webster. Moore, : byes,
total. ~.
Newark c. ca. II. strsuord. J. Pedlow 20 b..
Buch no, out 30 a. Gilbert J. Psmow. o; j. StIns-
held b j. P,aiow, j. Owen. run out. 8 c. Moore not
out Is II knight. I. l.. White. j. MorI~sey. II. Greeu-
haugh j. Hopper ala not lat byes. II leg bye
total III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
WRENN TIE CHAMPION.
, CLOSE AND HARD FOUGHT MATCH FOR THE
MO:sLEY HALL CHALLENGE CUP.

, CLOSE AND HARD FOUGHT MATCH FOR THE
MO:sLEY HALL CHALLENGE CUP.
Bar llarbor. Me-, Aug 20 (SpeciaD.-The biggest
crowd OF the week the Harvard expert, X. d.
Wrenn defeat Edward l.. Hall. OF New York. FOR the
Mossley Hall challenge cup this morning Wrenns
victory makes him loom up Us possible candidate
for the "all comers7 at Newport. which begins next
week Halls defeat was entirely unexpected as his
victory at Nahant last week caused bis friends 10
believe that he would have trouble 10 retire the
Harvard man and retain the silver trophy FOR the
second time. The play from the beginning WAS as
close and hard fought IL ~ possible for IA match
TO be- Roth players fought hard for the fourth and
last set and the games slowly altcrnated unth the
spectators almost had heart disease from the strain
After four games all had been scored on this set,
wrcnn pulled out the next two games by very
narrow margin thus taking the set, match and
champIonship. Tho full follows:
Mosslcy Hall Tournament, championship match,
II. d. Wrrnn Harvard. challenger, defeated Edward
L. Hall New York. holder. as. 90. 6-3. "a.
IIundicap doubles, final round, W.. 5. Thompson
and A. Thompson half fifteen, defeated Il. ID. Wrenn
and Harold Mccormick. g. G-l, 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21

To It's victims Is that memorable TO- human that
destroyer OF and frequent termination OF human life
rheumatism. Like many another physical III. IL Is
easily remcdobc the with lIostet'es Stomach
Filters which eNpes the rheumatic virus from the blood
through the kidneys. There exists the amples evidence
prove that have resisted other treatment
Bters produced thorough aud permanent ieult
But temporize with this maadY is folly Attack IL at
once with Btters and II be nipped In the bud.
When mature 1t is the most obstinate of complaints Kid
ney trouble. dyspepsia neuralgia incipent govt conspa
tion. malaria and liver complaint beat hasty retreat
Bitter, summoned the wincsisss
full three tines day.