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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-02


DRoPosED AMENDMENT NO. Ga PROP
i ositiOn to amend sections 40 aud 81 OF artic.s
TX. Of the ffeeheldsrs charter adopted October /,
Resolved. That section 40 OF article TX. OF tbs
freeho!ders charter be amended So as to read A.
SECTION 40. There (. hereby creates an auditing
committee. which shall consist OF the mayor pres
iten, Of the beard OF aldermen president Of tho
house of delegates ard comptroller The mayor
shall be the chairman OF the COMMITTEES and the
eomptroiler shall be secretary but in the absence Of
either frem any meeting of the committee tenn
porary chairman or secretary may be chosen By
the committee 10 act for the time being.
said committee shall hold stated meetings once
in each meath and may adjourn from time 70
time. 1t shall be the duty Of said csmmitgee TO
OF whatsoever nature aud TO recommend TO tbs
city council the allowance or disauownHcs Of tho
sane or any psTt .S s9'FGo except salaries OF city
Three members of the COMMITTEES shall consti-
tute quorum for the transaction OF business but
q less number can meet and adj urn from time 10
time
freeholders charter De amended so to read as
follows:
SECTION Al All demands. bnls AID claims which
Of all employees Of the city, whether der regular
monthly salary or not, except salaries OF city OH
GERS hxed BY this charter shs be duly verified
hereinafter provided and De nied with the
tary OF the auditing committee waS shall Tile and
number the same in the order Of and re-
fer the same TO the auditing committee for scton,
whose duty Is shall be TO recommend tns allow
rejection OF the same N whois VI IN part,
Aad II ALLOW ance be recon ended 70 designate the
particular fund from which they are to be paid and
indQrss upon the back OF each claim or demand the
GATE Of the recommendation Of its allowance or
,ection the amount TO be allowed, and also The SEQ
zion Of the GARTER. number Of ordnance umosr
OF contract. resolution or order uade. watch the
said claim demand Wal auth oriEei or con-
traced for. These endorsements shsl! be VerIhei
by the signature Of the Chairman and secretary Of
the auaitiag committee. Al claims OF demands
afte- teing audited by said Committee shah DO
forthwith reported to the city council for Eaal
ton.
Passed board Of aldermen this 2Zih eay Of ysnu-
AIRY. 1892 a. MILLER.
President Posrd Of Aldermen
Passed house OF delegates this l5ia day Of jam
ary 1854 p ~. JONES
President House OF Delegates.
Approved By me this Both dsy 6f JaRuary,
1882 GE0H5E W HALL. Mayor
Flied BY me this seth day OF J.nGa-y lsH1.
= " MILLER city Clark
Dn.e Of first publication, February 2. l8sL
DRoPoSED AMENDMENT NO. a PR0Po-
i sition TO amend Subdivisions second" aud
"Thlrti'' OF section three g AMI section i've ~
OF Article eisvss tXLl OF the fresholasrs charter
Adopted October !, A. p. lssQ.
Resolved. That subdi vision ''Sscou1" OF section
three Of article elsTen t&il OF Tire fre=ao6ers
tar BE Amendea SC ks - read IS follows:
secena-1ae dre commission Eha-I aYPotzt TIE
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DROPospD AMENDMENT NO. ia PROP
L ositon to amend article eighteen fXVIILl Of
the fresholGers charter, adopted October !, A ID.
1890, by repeating section twelve III Of said
ticle
Resolved. That section twelve M OF article
eighteen (XViII) OF the reehoiseFs charter be and
the same hereby Is repealed.
PaNec beard Of aldermen tAis 21th day Of
JknuaF- 1891 A. 5. MILLER
Presftant Board Of Aldermen
Pssset hsase Of delegates this 18TH Gay OF Jan
usry, 1892 r. W. JONES,
Presicsnt Hoass Of Delegates
Approved by me this S0th day Of January,
1882. GEORGE W. HALL. Mayor
Filed BY ne this 30th dAy Of January, 1sS2
II. ". MILLER. City Clerk.
Date Of arst publication. February 2, 1882
DRoPosED AMENDMENT No ia PROP.
Ssi,iea to amend section 5. section and sec
uoa ), o. article XIX OF the Ireeho!cers CHARTER
adopted October !, A. .. 1890
Resolved, That section Of Article XIX. o! the
fseeEo!dsrs charter - GIaenGsd 70 read as
foiseTss
SECTION 3 Unless Otherwise expressly praYiced
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DROPOsED AME SDMFET NO. IA PROP
i ositiop TO amend section one "a and section
two (2) of article seventeen tXVTl), Of the iree-
holders charter, adopted October l, i. d. 1890
Resolved. That section one - Of article seven
teen tXSII), OF tho freehoiders charter, be
amended SO as 10 read follows:
SECTION /. The mayor shall receive annually a
sAlsry OF IS. GOO. 10 De PAID monthly.
The annual salaries OF ihe other elective officers
o! lais city shall be payable monthly and shall Dc
follows:
Treasurer and tax cor ector, So 600; corporation
counsel IS 900; assistant corporation counsel and
city attorney. 80, 900; city clerk, 81, 600
Resolved. That section OF article XVII, OF the
freeeholders charter. be amended SO as 10 read as
follows:
Sec .. No officer OF TIE city shall receive any
compensation for his services as such ofacer ex-
cept oy salary payable monthly, which, VIXEN not
Prescribed by this charter, shall be nxed BY the
city council by ordnance No salary Of any Oiacer
90 fixed By the city ca1Rcl shall be increased Az
his appointment or during the term for which he
shall have been elected or appointed.
Passed house CT delegates this LIST day OF Feb
ruGry, 1892 y. w. JOINS,
President House OF Delegates
Passed board Of aldermen tails lst day OF Feora-
AIRY. 1892. A s. MILLER.
President Board OF Aldermen
Approved by me this lss day OF February lS92
GEORGE ". HALL Mayor.
Filed by ne this lst day OF Febru Ary 1892.
II W MILLER, City Clerk.
Date Of hrst publication February ., 1892
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DRoPoszD AMEN DMENT No l0-A PROP
Il Ostion 10 amend the freeholders charter of
the city OF Seattle adopted October !, a ID. 1899,
by repeating article sixteen (XV1) or said charter
Resolved, That article sixteen tXVI.) Of the
fr-ehoders charter OF the city o. seattle adopted
October l. A. D. 1880. be and the same hereby Is
repealed.
Passed house Of dele gates this 18th day Of jam
AIRY, 1892. r. w. JONES,
President Heuse OF Deleratea
Passed board Of aldermen this 9th dsy of Jam
uary. 1892 a. s. MILLER,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved by me this S0th d.y OF January, 1881
GEORGE W HALL, Mayer.
Filed BY me this SOth day OF January, 1892.
u. w. MILLER. City Clerk
Date OF Grst publication. February 2. 1892.
The sun., 1892-07-16
srlLY MADDEN #EDs


A fow weeks ago Billy Madden. the astute
manager Of prize fighters, forsook his usual
haunts and disappeared from the eyes OF
those who knew him. Not even his best
friends knew his whereabouts. Some sntd
that he had got married. The moro
practical ones said that he was not
such n fool. and had really gone to
San Francisco to try and got hold OF Joe
Goddard and act as his manager In this
country. provided tho burly Antipodean
whipped Ma1den's last champion but one. Joe
McAulife.
When Madden was thought to bc In Call
fornia Gus Tuthill received photograph OF
the great manager and trainer. The photo-
graph was picture OF Madden In new role
Ho was sitting in hammock on v'ne-cov-
cred pinzza with pretty girl. The girl was
STRANGER to ali Of Biliy's friends. TIE photo
graph was taken in New Jersey, Nti Which was
4 few days ago Madden announced 70 his
frieuds that he had been married to Eileene
o Nssara to s.n s Sn
bombsheil to Madden's friends many Of whom
HIS wife Madden has introduced Miss Sic.
grist us his wife to many OF his friends ana 1t
Msnhs that sss hsy TINT she knew that
Madden. and that she had given the parental
biy went to work at thu dying ssta1lishm ent
In which sho WAS employed on Tuesday morn
ing. and that Mrs. McGinnis; or the Widow Nc,
Ginnis. "a she is called In Hoeoken. was not
til she received a telegram from B.nghamton
saying that they were on the way to NisGara
Faijs, This statement was corroborated by n
brother of the bride. Mrs. McGinnis said she
objected to prize fighters and trainers OF rrize
I she rst ti introduced Madden to !hg b .me circle
about six months ngo. Her dislike became
more manifest when he lacked Maher at Now
Orleans. and came taok heavy loser.
1T Is bad enough to het. but when you lose
It is irightful" said the widow McGinnis. with
strong emphasis on the lose.
The sun., 1892-07-16
SENT A PROFITABLE 6 TO | WINNER.

The Racing Private Information Agency maintained
ts record yesterday. sending tnree good winners at
Brighton Beach and daily SNIP Al the Dukes
domain" gay and festive GLouGEsIER-Waiiz at
TO !. by tho bye. clients who have never tried the
Agsncys GLOUCESTER wires are advised TO play tho
80 ecuons there for week, There's money in II. II
seems odd that while the many arc winning barrels OF
money daily by following the Agencys selections the
few stick TO their ideas and as matter Of course
drop their money. Bs wire: call early to-day Ht tho
Agencys once. ground door. I1l East 2Sd St.
and enter your name As subscriber. Ask the
MANAGER to let one OF the clerks show you afew
score unsolicited tsstimoniAis-orginsl letters. not
copies-from ErAthsd cients. There's NO buncombs
about the Agency's business; Il stands on Its merls
Terms as usual $40 forsix days wires with promise
OF 8 per cent net wiInipgA CLIENTS word As to
amount each week unhssitatingly accepted.
Never han horse sent for race out'oftown
customers and those who cannot conveniently call
address their orders with remittance TO the -SlNESS
MANAGER p. o box 2.3oa. New York city. Four.pAge
prospectus explaipnE fully HOW TO WIN ON THE
TURF" with hints to SAFETY PLAN. sent post free
to all ApplisAnts- The r. 4. Agency positively do
elinsa furnish Information 70 maors under
any circumstances whsteysk
The sun., 1892-07-16
Fssebnn Games To-day.


NATIONAL LrAGuE AND AsRHcAS Assoc1ArioN
New York vs. Pittsburgh. AZ Polo Grounds.
Brooklyn VS.. Chicago. at Eastern Park.
Bo~ton vs. 81. Louis Al Boston.
Washiu g.0n vs.. CeI Ieand at Washington.
Phi!ade phia VS.. Lonis,ilie. 4 Philadelphia.
Baltimore vs.. Cincinnati. at Baltimore.
ANATKuR LEAGUE
Staten Island A. c. va. New jersey A. G.. At West
Brighton.
wood.
JRRsRI LEAGUE
Platnnold VS.. Elizabeth, AT Elizabeth.
solaerville VS.. Westded, at sonervlle.
OTHER GANEs.
Manhattan A. G. VS.. Aontclair A. o., At Manhattan
FIeu.
Franklin Va. Summers. at Nntl-y.
North s. do A. Z. Va jerome Ly yceum. at North New
YORK.
orange A. c. VS. Alertons at Orange Oval
AlphAs VS.. Acmrs. At BensonhIr.t
HsmpsteAi W. NJ MInneo As, at Hampstead.
Lgr!ard A. c. vs.. st Joseph Lyrsum, at Lorinard
Field.
Red stockings vs Lexingtonh at Newark
Cypress VS.. hontsuk, a. East New iork.
Passa Q A. C. Va Rutherford Whee'mrn. at PassAto.
Frr-pUrt 4. G. vs. Babyl n, At Baby, ,on.
NorriS'ownA A G. VS. Brghs ION A. C., at Morrtstown
Jerseys VS.. SCott,slIAmerican 4. C.. at Hoboken.
WllamsDurgh A. A. Va. Beskman A T.. At Will!ams-
burRh
PHEshkee sic va. Xnvisrs Mt Poughk keepSs.
Ererahs vs. Suburb ns. a. Van Nest.
DakOtas VS.. Standards, at Hnr EN-
MAIsapeQua vs.. Bay Shore. at Bay shore.
The sun., 1892-07-16

Tuxrro PARK. July 1e-The hrst prize in tho turna-
mont goes to W. LHrned, the co nell crack. ana no
will play L l. Hal to morrow for the championship.
LArnsd played great bali to-day In his match with X
D. wrenn and on.v defeated him after very exciting
con EFT To everybody's surprise thu Hall brothers.
Valentine @. and 4. L, met defeat Mt the hands
OF A. ". Post and W. A. Larned. This puts
tho latter pair in the nnals where they will
meet A. z. Wright and X. D. wrenn In the
Larnsd.wrenn match tho former took tho lead
a the start and losing second set run out me
thir and fonrth in good s'ya He riay.d his hard
swift voliey game. but Mrenn wrs game I" the last A.
&. Wright and R. D. Wrenn pule Hnt very .nugn
match with Nichols and Hoppim IN which the winners
were at one .s within stugle pont " losing FOL
lowing are the scores: ,.u
Mems s,nrle.-.Flnal round: ". Iarned. Cornell
beat r. D. Wrcnn. Harvard, -. % ~ -
A. Lnrned beat Valentine q. Hall and L. Hall 60
% ti--3; A. f. Wright aud r .. Wrenn beat Tracy
Uoppin and j. ". n chol. Jr.. 81. l-s. 10
ConSola,ion Matches-Th'rd round con'inneh: j. W
Nichols, Jr. boa, L NJ; Greer "a. o-3: E. C. Rush
semtfnal round: 4. c. Rushtnore beat Dsane Miller
80. 2-I 1o-s. Tracy hoIp beat j. IL. Nichols' 'r
TinsI round: Tracy Hopp.n beat E. C. Rushmors.
A.
The sun., 1892-07-16
NEW YORK AVOIDED DEFEAT.
AN INTERESTING TWELT TE- INNING
TIE GAME HIrH PIT7sBURGH.

1rsekIys and Fhiisdeiphia Scored Their
Usual v:etories-Ths nostons Severely
Thrsshed by the Rrowns-CincinnaN
Goes Down Before Baitirors and wnsh-
Sngton Bea:s st1sveiand-Gossip.
The work OF the Bostons for tho past two
weeks would seem TO indicate that the first
cham pionship season did not end q day too
soon for their good. and II they mcc' with u
few moro receptions like that they ro-
cefved from the Browns yesterday the
Hub players will have some dfllcnl-
~ In getting near the top. The
Brooklyns appear TO be unable to shake
on habit Of winning games, and the Quakcrs
also show a disposition to make more runs
than their opponents. Tho tidy way In which
the tail-s Baltimorenns beat the Cincinnatis
leads to the belief that the Orioles are better
prepared for the struggle than they were last
spring. What tho New Yorks will do is prob
lematical. but one thing is certain. and that is
the present team will play n game of hnll well
worth seeing. There is small question that
the work OF Powers's lively young men will
continually improve. The second champion
ship season starts out nusriciously Yoster-
days games resulted as follows:
New York. 8: Pittsburgh. g
Brooklyn 8: chicago.
Baltimore, s: Cincinnati >.
st. Louis. 20; boston. g.
Washington ); Cleveland 1.
Philadelphia, u; Louisville. l.
The sun., 1892-07-16
Mnrr,ly Gun Club shoot.

The regular shoot OF the WNvtr!y Gun Club was held
yesterday 81 p-Ster Park The ndtIons 81 the shoot
were: Each man shoot nj 10 Keystone targets, Is
yards rise for the clubs gold medal .. Hilton wss the
winner with score of out Of 10. The other scores
were: O. lleinsteai z: l- Crane 4; J. Fnkhemer, Z;
NJ scbmItx 2: j. Fies I: G, MohrmAun. g.
The swrcr.ts.e shO".s resulted AZ follows;
First nN e,pstAE.. s,S Ia Rets-G h EelmsieAd, g. O..
Noh.r ann < uiI' ied) o. ilihon. ?; L. Crane ?: NJ.
s."onG sweep,, aSe Six Targets-G. Hemstead 8; NJ.
scnmL 1; o. III ton. 2; l.. Crane. :; &. Mohrmann. q
Third swerps'Rks, six Tarsets-M. schmttz. s: l.
Crane &; q. HelmsteSd 2: y. Hilton, =; e. Mohr
fourth sw-srs,aks Six TarRets-M. schmtz. .; g.
Hslnlstsad. =: &. MohrmAnh' d; q. hi1!'n. :; l..
Granr2 , -.. =.
Nohrmsnn, d; l. Crane. =: u. Hilton. ]; u. Holm
The sun., 1892-07-16

NEw YoRK. 8; pITrsnunoH. 8.

Tom Burns. who engineered the pittsburrhs
into @ hfth r. place IN ths first terIs. "xscu1ed
below IN m-dipm height played third base. and
pleasant habit Of knocking line hits over third
r. hifn ne could & not not reaG a then. Thre vi m the
burehs tied the score In tho seventh the third
h9ssmnn began to exhibit anxiety.
around for tall man to play third base. and
his eye lighted on the six-lon, llGnr. Of Charles
Donavsn shitsa 70 ven centra n and Mack , went to
moye saved the pittsburehs from dsfent;;
BALDWIN lit Bcss " shs sSs tst sma the s' back S
With q pitched lall and scnt him to first;
sse ad harpy this
point Fuller came to at In the eighth inning
Shorty had Knocked m two, E IA. ,baEGer over burns's
third then, the New Yorks would have, Won
reached the hall without the aid OF scoop net.
With Farrell the case was dieersnt. -, His
Jn Guss os % In h1 nsstsd I I in
ss 0RS %SE. sSs seys Ta ns towNd
unable to stop. The result was double play.
snd the sds RnS. wss out Thsre
the game Would % lave ne Ssen avon Won. "a as the PITTS:
burghs were easily put out 10 the last half Of
the twelfth. Turns has never posed as n
second sight reveal-the future artist. but tho
way In which he saved his team from defeat
yesterday sayors strongly II black art.
That the New lorks should have won the
fret game Of tho second cham pionship series
Is evident by the commanding lead they took
in the first throe innings. Only. three Of the
new men appeared in Yesterdays game. New
man having succupbcd to malaria Tho work
ofthose who dt'! lay was refreshing. was
full OF snap and ginger the record OF eleven
stolen bases testitying to the livey character
OF the play. It Is seldom that New iork"rs
have seen such scurrying around the bases as
was treat tn the l.20O persons who saw tho
game. and they testified their appreciation
by more enthusiastic applause than has been
heard at tho Polo grounds in many Il day.
There was ohservnhle effort on the part OF the
vas only one instance iH which rattle seemed
seventh inning when the i'ittsburghs tied he
SCORE. Donovan. Bier Auer. and ShuGurt hit
singles In succession. Donv scoring. Then
Becklsy and Smith sent lies to Tiernun. With
Btsrbauer on third. Shugart on second.
end two men out. Farrell went to bat.
He hit one between first and second.
Burke could &, hay: handled the 'all without
head and fedsd tho ball while Crane, sup
posing Burke would take the ball failed o
start quickly enough for the base. The result
vas that Farrell got to first safely ana both
Bierbauer and Shugart scored. Then Farrell
went to second on a wild pitch. and through
s sscme poor % .s sckInG up and tlr2wing, got ito to
side was nut out Rs result Of Burns going
out at arst. The score.
The sun., 1892-07-16
Fred Hovey's Fine Work.

Nrw CASTLE. July l6.-Champen Fred Hovey won
now houors and prizes to-day by d'featinR henry u.
Pixby in three straight sets. G3 c. and So there-
bytwinnnE first prize in singles huge solid SILVER 'o'
ing cup Eoveys work upcrb. His sde-lne playing
was remarkable and his good voeying and eross-ooars
wor won more than game for him. lie played al
around Bixby as the result showA c. r. Budiong OF
Providence and Merriam Bruce Of Boston won the sec
ond prizes doubles by defeating II, T. Nichols ana
Paul Ilauln of Boston. 6-1. 60 The winners re-
ceved " silver mugs hhndsomeiy embossed H. @.
Bxby won the second prize in singles handsome ti'
verheaded uubrel . by detsult Mis- Nab Z. thh!
Of New York tho mon lady player OF America ar
rived during the morning and after tho nnsls Invited
Mr. willis FArrngto the veteran from Lowell 10 phy
an exhibition match. M,
Mr.. Harrington play tennis. and he beamed with
smiles as he started In win SET but he didn't win
II. captured four ,lrsght games lint then ne Gnan n;
pnn uEdsrcut stroke. and Is dead sure OF
her began TO pay tenn >. anu syened ny ne
score Then 81. passed her ira u,n- "n"nent AZ the
net several times. leading 5-t flrrinvt"h won the
mex, score all. and the p,S; ~ I'M making ,
games in succession and the set. S-t.
The sun., 1892-07-16
ORJTE IS IIM>ELF AGAIN.
Tho Great Four.year.oId Wins tho S5O.OOs
Eclipse stakes.


LONDON. July IS. The Eclipse Stakes at
sandown Park were won to-day by the Duke
OF WestmiIster's famous four-year-od bay
colt Orme. who has com petely recovered from
the effects OF poisoning. Mr. j. H. Houlds-
worth's four-year- old bay colt Orvieto was
second. and Mr.. c. d. Roses three-year-old
colt St Damien was third. The ECLIPSE is a
stake OF 10000 sovereigns, the eecond horse
to receive 500 sovereigns. the nominator OF the
winner 500. and the third horse 100 sovereigns
out OF the stakes. for foals and yehrlings only
to run at three and four years old Eclipse
Stakes course. about one mile and u quarter; .
, In the race Mr.. J.: ,Blanc's iour-y"nr-old.
Gouvrrneur was quickest at the start. and
Orms. on whom nearly all attention was con-
centrated. kept about fourth r!ace unit round
Ing the bend into tho straight course for home.
Then Orme gradually forged anend. and ut
race brtwssn orvi.to % and Urme m was Sa' most exs
citinE; and nrousssd intense me-, interest; orme
st. Damien. third. the distance was three
quarters OF length. Time. 2:15.
The sun., 1892-07-16
On the Cre.ceut Courts.

The Crescent Athletic Club tennis tourney. which
has been in progress during the week At Bay Ridge.
finished yesterday. Tho majority OF the contests
were very one-sided. The only match in which three
sets played Was In the duner" class The scores
first Class Singles. Second Round-J. r. Taimage
beat A. r. Stea inS, 63. 7-5 Fina. round-C. j. Post
beat - r. TRimAsa Al, H--+.
second cla,s snEles. Final Round-cyds Notman
beat Y, sci 0R8. -, S--S
Duner eltss. sipE'.s. Final Round-A. G. webbsr
b-ai Y. A, Dinney; t'-s. 20 S-8
Flrst.c ass poubiss Final Round-Grant and Pear
q, Ssn s"m"b b. .fi BE, and MN
rts beat Calender and Lowell. 81. I'D
The sun., 1892-07-16

As the S25. 900 deposited in the New York
National Park Bank to back up the Norwood
t. date. the owner OF the Norwood wishes to
modify the above challenge TO accom- modate
Mcbride Bros. hnd others as follows;
The owner will wager from cents to S25.-
600 that tho Norwood is the fastest boat under
the sun for one mile. He will wager from s
est steamboat In America from .ons mile to
eighty knots, @ and he will wager @ ITom p, cents
Yankee Doodle a ten-mie start over an
eighty knot course and beat her. Conditions:
That trials he made in Vicinity Of New York
Bav. where the pu blic can look on. Weather
favorable. The. Norwood and any other loat
accepting this chal 'ng- and telling to start,
to be forfeited. Norman l. Munro. Munro
Publishing House ~ and 20 Vandewater
street, New York.--Ada
The sun., 1892-07-16

CHICAGO July 15.-samuel 7. Chase, tho Western
champion In singles and the holder Of the trophy wiz
have opportunity to do some tennis pavinR to-
morrow II he hopes to keep ths cap He will meet
Ryeson unless plays better than he did last
year ho may be beaten Ryerson defeated Cole To-day
In three straight sets by the following score. c..
6-l,S a.. The mat H. which vas at Riverside, WAS
a fms exhibition Of sktil and warmly esed
Cole in Of his strong atvers7 ry and playel
weak game the first two sst.. Under Nr-nn's coarh.
Ing he took courage and pounded the bail for fonr
games In the third. when the STOOD I'VE lows
DID good deal Of work and several tmss M dropret
limo ioosing for sma.hel ky-rson earned but few
points because easier 10 take those Cole gave
him by net returns and outs.
The sun., 1892-07-16
Allen Win. II. F,n~,s at se.sr,s hit.

A. the courts Of the ssabrizht Cricket and Lawn
Tennis Club yesterday afternoon the semi.nnal and
nna matches In the open tennis tournament were
play Cd and winner selected to NEE. Richard Stevens
the present holder. for the nstrous silver trophy
This challenge round bsswssn stevens and Alien viii
take his Afr frerrn0n and In the evening dance
viii g. held at the handsome club houss which'will
probably bo attended BY al! the society people OF Sea
semi-rnai Round 81 NJ Allen beat R. Fl. Palms-
"a. g.; J. Parmisy Parst beat r. Van Viiet 81.
sd.
Final Rounds. NJ Allen beat J. Parmley Paret. 81.
r. q,
The sun., 1892-07-16
PHILADELPHIA cRlcKkr cLUb.
4. Pisrco, G Calder, b,


HoLLYwoop. July ia large crowd OF fashionable
people and all the crack shots OF the neighborhood
gathered this afternoon the grounds OF the Holly.
wood Gun Club to witness tho Allowance Sweep
stakes the fourth Of the great shoots scheduled here
for the season. The conditions OF the match were
birds each. entrance tee SIS. All contestants hand
capped twsntysoren or twentyeiEht yards received
one miss at 10 bird while those handicapped at
twent'.hve rtweHty-siS yards received Two misses
There we're ten entries, as follows Cart. No aey
thirty yards: Fred ney thirty yards; J. T. Wiilisns
ibiriyyads Murphy thirty yards: Dr. V. " ilsou,
tweni y-ssht yards: n. Money, twenty eight yards A.
7. Th"mpson. tweniy.evsn yards: W. ". Leonard
twentysir yardi; Gonid Hoyt, twenty seven yards
ant Ha1atd twsn;ys.vsn yards. pr wilson won
Leonard were lied FOR second place with nine birds
each They divided. John y Hoey was referee.
Baseball, Foo Grounds, To-day,
League championship game Pttsburgh va New
YorA Game p. N. Admission UOc. and 26c.-Xis.
Easehal. Eastera Park, q no To-day.
Breoklyp va Chicago. Admission 70c.. boe., zoe.
Express trains. 2;2o. $3.50. 2;to. 2:5o. e.-AdS