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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-16
GREAT INGENUITY
Displayed in Railroad Advertise
ing.

ing.
Ingenuity In the way of railroad ad-
vertising seems to be the order of the
day. The latest is little folder, is
sued by the Northern Pacific, represent
ing, OH the front page, young lady
asking colored porter: "What is a
tourist sleeper?" On the back, the in
terror of tourist sleeper is represented.
The printed matter within is chatty,
gossipy sort of letter addressed to her
girl friends, and signed Belle" at
Portland. Or. Oct. %, 1893. In her let
ter Belle gives the incidents of her
transcontinental trip. and. in the most
natural kind of way, she herself
answers the question: What Is tour
list Sleeper?n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-16
IT'S HIGH TINE

IL ~ 11I0H 41MI
something was done, if your
blood is impure. You can't mis-
take the symptoms. Blotches
and pimples, or a feeling of Ian
gUor and depression, are some
OF them. 1t you "let it go,n
you're an easy prey to all sorts
Of serious ailments.
Now, the best blood purifier
in the world is DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery. Take
that, and it will certainly rid
you Of every blood faint and
disorder. 1t starts every organ
into healthful action, assists
all the bodily functions, and
] cleanses, builds up, and invig-
crates the whole system.
The " Discovery far surpasses
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-16
NORTHERN PACIFIC !

The Dining Car Line to Fargo. Winnipeg,
Helena Butte and the Pacific Northwest.
st. Paul.
Dining Cars on Winnipeg and --
Pacific Coast Trains. Lv. Ar.
Pacific Mail daily Tor Fargo
jamestown, Livingston, Helena
Butte, Missoula, Spokane, Ia ABB 700
coma Seattle and Portland. -. p. H. a. m.
Dakota and Manitoba Express
daily for Fergus Falls, WahDe-
ton, Crookston, Grand Forks
Grafton. Winnipeg, Moorhead 500 1885
Fargo and jamestown. lp. m. a. In.
Fargo local daily except Sun
day, for st. Cloud, Brainerd and 9:O)l 6:20
Fargo. Ia. m. p. In.
Dakota Express does not west Fargo Sual
days. Pullman Sleeper5 daily between st. Pa1,
rnd Grand Forks, Grafton. Winnipeg Fergus Falls.
Wahpeton and Fargo. Pullman First-Class an
Tourist Sleepers are run through Pacific Coa.s
Trains. c. Z. STONE, City Ticket Agent. l6a Eass
Third Street st, Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-16
We GAN CURE YOU! =

Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 49, g.
Or. A. I sanden Desr Sir-In answer to your Letter
lerly since gethngit. II you remember complained
OF severe crampsin my left side much that waa
months, but after weeks of your belts Twas
greatly to have the cramps entirely disappear
an ent rely crred of them. Respectfully,
GEO. HAMMOND, e49 Fillmore Street, n. e.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-16

nasty Cod Liver Oh and all its
filthy compounds as builder and
strength-restorer.
;. For every disease caused by a torpid
Complaint the most stubborn Skin,
Scalp, OF Scrofulous affections even
Consumption, or Lung scrofula, in its
earlier stages-it's the only remedy that
can be guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit
or cure, you have your money back.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-16
HOW ENDORSED.

1870 of them contrib uted directly
contributions
every and Territory the Union Alaska excepted
More Than 200 Contributors.
Many different States NOR
other ladies of position and influence have also sent
of choice and weied recipes Coming these
and section Of America We claim without fear
variety tried recipes introduced into cook book extan
AUTOGRAPH SIGNATURES.
and official position nearly every
liking Of the book These SIGNATURES have been
engraved and introduced into the book considerable labor
expense.
PORTRAITS.
Fine hatone portraits nearly the Lady Managers
Worlds Fair together with portraits the wives of the
occupying leading positions have been secured and will add
little to the interest and intrinsic value OF the Home Queen
MISS JULIET CORSON,
Cooking Schools of America and ap
pointed by the advice OF Mrs Potter Palmer to take charge of the Cook
Worlds also consented to contribute Recipe depart
will also this book Miss COrson
formerly connected with the Minnesota State University
Two Thousand Choice Recipes
Will be found grouped under the following headings
s sss;' os as: %s HsG H s: +n' M y'"'
P Pnddin asd and P5G Sauces
Cake. P Pess9y
Cookies Jumbles Sweet Pickles
f fros'f1s and and G Icng sheIfish
miscellaneous. eSnps
S Gonfes e ' Medical Department.
6 GafnGps' f Ms 1aand2g
S Ill., R e Sss5 Fruit o' ana Vegetable.
MEN us.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-16

Feb, "a, 1898. section SO, township 40,
range 26.-Eight hundred Nj. hauled and
about 100 Nj. OH skids. About 6% to NJ
Show was so deep that could not get
over the ground very we'll, but am sat-
isfied that if the section is cut clean, ir
will cut not far from five million feet of
logs that will go nine logs to the thous-
and and ought not to be worth to eX-
coed 50 per Nj. There is about million
and half of good timber, balance is
small sapling pine. short-bodied and
knotty. Cost of hauling about S4.25.
The length of road is five and half
miles. Cost of driving $3.50 per NJ,
blow out. j. A. WESLEY, -
State Land Examiner
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-16

Atlantic Limited Yesti-
buled through train, daily,
for Escanaba, !ault Sic.
Marie, Montreal Boston,
NeS York q d all Eastern
GOO p NJ poi is 4 1876 a. N
Pacific Limited Vestibuled
through train, daily, for
Valley City MinOt, Van
couver, Seattle, Tacoma,
Portla ID. San Francisco
and all Pacific Coast points
. 30 D. M China Japan and Australia. 81 a m
wis. Div, locaL daily eX-
Icept Sunday, via St. 2. & d.
r. R. and Bald Eagle, Tor
Turtle Lake, Prentice and
$50 q. m lRhinelander 6.25 p. m.
Broadway Depot. Foot 4th st
st Croix Falls Accommo-
500 p, m ldation, daily except Sunday ID y a. M
500 Line Depot, I'd st. and
18th north, Minneapolis.
MINI. Div, local, daily ex-
cept Sunday, for Buffalo.
lPaynesville, Glenwood and
$50. q. m. Cakes i ~ D. n
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them contrib ued directly
every Territory Union excepted
More Than 200 Contributors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
0DDS AND ENDS OF POLITICS.
FOR PRIMARIES AND CONVENTIONS.

n,rrS SET by TIE REPUBLICAN COUNTY EXECC-
TIVE coMNITTEE-THE MEETING TONIGHT
Tho Penubcan County Executive Committee
o, yesterday afternoon in It's rooms Mt the Grand
O.oro House at Eghth-ave and Twentythird-s'.'
rhore was a large attendance Of executive mem
hars among those present being Jacob VI Patter-
con the chairman OF The Executive Committee
vuliann H. Beliamy, Denis Shea. Charles II. Muir
ray John simpson. John II. Gunner Frank Ray
mond Bernard Bglin. William H. Ten Eyck. }.
rbonas stearns. William Brookned. John Sabine
Smith. George Wanmaker. George HiliiarH Robert
A Greacen Frederick s Gibbs. job l.. Hedges
Jobn Collins George b. Deane. William +. Daiv'
William Henkcl Herman Cantor. Richard NJ
Hills Edward Dubois. i. II. Mcdonald and Cen
era Michael Kerwn.
The main business for which the committee met
was to decide upon the date for holding the
primaries and the various conventions. The COM
mttee decided to have the primaries on September
% This will be next week Friday. The county
convention will be held on October H. which Is the
Wednesday following the Republican State Con-
vention The Senate conventions nave pee"
slated for October u, and the convention for the
nomination Of a candidate for Commissioner OF
Street improvements for the Twonty-thrd ana
Twenty fourth Wards will be held on October II.
The convention for the nomination OF candidates
for the Assembly will be held on october H. ana
the Judicial district conventions will be held on
October Is $3.50
The committee discussed other subjects which
are likely to come before the County Committee at
It's meeting tonight Robert i. Porter Is 10 speak
before the County Committee tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
LAST RIM or THE BALLSTOy HryT cLrB.

Saratoga " Y. Sept. 20 (SpeciaD.-The last
Official run OF the Bailston Hunt Club was held
here to-day Under the management Of the master
OF the hounds Edward Smith. sydney Smith ana
their brothers the season has been the most sue
cessful in the history OF the club. Mrs. John W.
Ehningcr OF New York. rendered hunt break
fast 10 the club and their guests the latter IN
Of New-York \ large fox led the held very
difficult run OF nine miles from Geyser Spring TO
West I,allston where he run down by the
hound Chanticleer formerly OF the Duchess
County pack Mrs Archibald Alexander OF New.
York and Miss Eessc Nasslr. the sixteen year-old
granddaughter OF the founder OF Vassar College,
were the two ladies first in at the death. Others
Mrs William Alexander. Miss Helen Potter ana
Miss May Fuller Of New-Yogk George ,,e Sm,m;
Hunt Club; Stewart Smith and Ralph Thompson'
the Yale coxswnin Mr. stevens ann ms co wer,
ing party start their return dr'Ve 10 We"
tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
Specidl Notices.


Foreign mails for the week ending September 20 Will
close promply in all at hi, Office as follows;
Oeers for other parts OF BIazii ana Ia Pas
countries directed 'pcr Paraense at IL a. u.
Bismarsk Via southampton aud Hamburg; at II 80 M
for Netherlands direct per e az ~
M for Dennrara direct pr romo; at 3 p. m. for
TrqG p 5 ote toi soea Gsl Tcro per
SATURpAy-At a. NJ for Europe. per $ $ Etrar.s.
via Queenstown letters Tor " "ad T,k Sst a.
s sescd ' "psr Flr"raS; q Germany d:
% ESs Sa Bremen snd sem '0r Sser b a.
pected .!per Iims"); at 10 a. M (supplenena,y 10 80
% rcn iS Tr1Gai and Tobaso directed per
Murol'D: at II a. NJ for Campeshe SMs"S; Iaoas 81,
and Y %st.0 p States and Cuba must be- directed
City Aeyandra at II & m tgpre,% lem I,syl sS S@
a M rSs f HaH re 81 AdirOndsck at II A.
N sSepsSeaarS % ~ for France sw,sIsna
I"trrs must be directed .per NORGE at ] p M for
scocnd direct per :, FrrnmaD a. me- Tor
SiSer Ss sr GrSr PER via Rotterdam
doucrs must be directed per Maasoas bern from San
rranclsco close here daily up to sepcmosr "a at 10
Mails for Sg aya esc SeIm da nr p to Sens
r@bsr org" AZ -" 80 ~ ~ Mails for soset sapd
ship Tg S gT'% sc Mans si for h ss.
tr,iIa New.Zealand H'waiian Fl and samoan Islands
er Msrposa from San Francisco clos. scrc daily up
$ vtr"rls win british malls for Australia.
Vail nl 1 l%d cn ara N az ss os
,y st 30 D. m Malls for Newfoundland by rai 70
aS and sSss by 0s v at r to o sos DAILY .s "a
tcncc by steamer. close at this office daily ct 80 m
Ms iog SnS Mondays and Tharday close sS
0 0"ss 's sOsciy ADDRESSED for dispatch BY steamer co
ut this once d'''t rml.ARLES W. DAYTON Postmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
WHEEL RACES Ar BALTIMORE.

Hat!mor, \ 'ld. 20-1hiIty five hundred people wit
Messed opening to-day OF the Fail Tournament and In
tcrtonal Rae Meet under the auspices OF the Maryland
Hlcyc, Club zimmerman not present. owing to ia
road detention Mcntos also absent. ana from
liar cause. Thcs two whcelmen teegaphcd they
would the o.nolicw The winners OF to-day 5
cont, t, are : follows;
Filst nee-onc mile novice; time limit. three minute :
rrit,hard 'toI gctown G. c., second +. ~ FFeberger
Harlem Whccinen. third. Time 80 %.
Sc Dad ra'e-IIafinie 10 class; NJ ,. Dcrbcrger
IT,. Press c. c., won; T.. c. Raid. T.. C.. G.. sccoId
L. J. Titus, NewYork, third. Time-l 10 leo
Third racc-Two-mile handicap. J. T.. Bliss Chicago
A. G.. 80 Jadsl. won; X. II. Carr ir: baltimore G. c.
,siO YARDS secord 7. j. Titus NeNYork 200 yard
third fine 80 20.
Fourth Iace-Oncmllc, international. w G. Sanger
springfield Is. c.. George f. Taylor. Waltham G. c.
,t ana W H. Mulikin Neptune Boat c., third Time
tirs quatcr o - the half, 10 40; threc-quartcrs
81 Is mile, = 81 20
Fifth race-one.fourth mile. OPEN George F. Taylor
Waltham l. e.. won NJ. +. Denbergcr. Press {. c..
second George c. smith, n. Y. A. c., third Time
.33 90
sixth race-One mile lap. f. c. Bald, p. G. C. III
points, won NJ + Dernberger. p. c. c: @ points.
second; w. H. Mulkin, Neptune Boat Club "A points,
third. Time 30
Seventh race-Threemie handicap J. Z. Bliss Chicag.
\. C. (I5 yards. won; Edwin +. Miller, Vinsand
Wheelmen $3.50 yards second; r. j. TITUS Newfofk
tl35 yards. third. Time 40 As.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
THE. RECORDS.
nAMrs TX OTHER CITIES.

Cleveland Sept 2O.-The Ceyclands were beaten this
afternoon because Of bad errors upon the part OF ""c
and nurkctt and costly passed ball FISHER maze MS
don,, hc,o,c a Cleveland crowd and pitched mashin
cont game IL seemed as though Umpire Hurst was bouhu
IN ol,e the game to Boston at any cost Attendance
300 The score . -
nlc,eland ...''''''''''.'O o 0 0 3 90
P,sohits- Cleveland 10 Eoston 10. Error,-OIeNelahh
Boston g. Bltterie--Flsher ana Linmef' o'Ne''' anu
bennett. Umyire-llurst. 1900
ST. Louis sept. 2o.-Thc Bowns defeated the rh.'"
dcphas here this afternoon In one OF the mort eN.s
games OF the year Carscy pitched good ball. buO i"eu
Ia keep his opponcpts' hits scattered Inc soor' .
s. louis, louis - Q Q / %
rasehIt.-S, Ioul, T. philadelphia :. Erf ~ -
Ia 'phi.d.Iha , Pattcrles-(ilcaSon aud T"ine
nam, Carsev and Clements Umplre-Hoinung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
A PLAN TO MOLLIFY JUDGE NEwBURGER
Mr. CROKER PROPOSES TO RAISE THE CITY
COURT 10 TIE RANK OF THE COM
MON PLEAS AND SUPERIOR.

COURT TO THE RANK OF THE COM
MON PLEAS AND SUPERIOR.
Ex-Chamberain Croker. ruler of Tammany Hall.
had "A conference at the WiGwam Tuesday. In
which a number OF the Boss trusted advisers took
part. The political situation was discussed AT
length and some momentous and far-reaching plans
made one Of the most important was
scheme which was practically settled upon for
raising the city Court to the state and authority
Of the Common Pleas and Superior Courts eX-
tending the terms Of the judges from six to four
teen years and raising their salaries from $1,000
to SIS 90 a year each The city Court judges have
always mourned that the right to issue injunctons
and tie up corporations and city boards With man
damuses was absent from their list Of powers
The new act which will be prepared TO lift the
CITY Court to the level OF the other courts VIII clothe
them with this increase Of authority capable law
yers VIII go to work and draft the bill and have
il ready for the Legislature next winter.
The moving cause OF this change is Judge Joseph
f. Newburgor who drew the act and prepared the
brief and argument for creating the Office of Ahdi-
tional Surrogate. 1t was then agreed that Judge
Nevburger should be transferred from the CITY
Court bench to the place Of Surrogate. Numerous
complications which have since arisen have pre-
vented the carrying out Of this deal but the pres
ent plan regarding the city Court Will take care
Of Newburgcr satisfactorily to himself and Will also
crafty chief Judge Enrich and Judges IAN Nych'
Fitzsimons and Mccarthy.
Another subject talked over was the surrogate
ship. Postmaster Dayton NAV be nominated TOT
this place leaving both Surrogate Ransom and
j. II. V. Arnold out In the cold. Mr.. Dayton
wants to get out Of the Postolce and take judge
ship He cannot have Judge Beachs place on the
Common Pleas bench. senator Murphy ana
r. :. Stokes have succeeded in extracting prom
Use from Mr.. Croker that Beach shall not DE
shelVed.
Henry H. Purroy. IL was learned from Tammary
sources last evening. Is much stirred up over me
decision To place Charles W. Dayton IN Juilclhl
office such as Mr.. f'urrOy has sought for longer
period than Dayton has been - meinb'r 81 lam
many Hall Last year Mr. Iurroy wanted 10 be
city Judge but apIcGs,d VIVA IN" ounlr
Clerkshp and a promise Of a judscshio In the near
futurt 80, ,,.. -,
IT is calling" said friend Of Mr.. Purroys last
night. ITO iirst-cass places ik" mat OF Surio-
.af. lavshsi upon men of Day tons record. croker
must have gone crazy. Dayton was one OF the bit
terest opponents Tdmmany iiali had unul me
county democracy went 10 absolute smash. then
ne made haste 10 get under Tia" Tammanv UNI
brella NewburgcT H. another of the same lin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address
DIED.

BEACH-At Orange, N. j.. september 10Th, Hannah
sa w n s f d Daa i her se sS William Be,cA
- Belst, Orange. N j., on THURSDAY september a.
BENNETT Entered into rest, ot 1873 Hancoekst.:
Ts9 & 10 Sc sSs n i ane e
Calvert eldest daughter OF sydney Alfred and Enza6eth
FaSara ervices from the residence Of Henry Caye
12s IIaneock-st.. Brooklyn Friday. I'D inst at 2'so
DREssER-On Tuesday. September 10th, at the resi-
her sou Sseg pl:d IN her a sS y sSy
Friends invited TO attend her funeral ro% e. IRENE
o, R sSs susie Mnr FIcdb s aged Sn
GALLAGHERAt yhGebeek Monday September ms i,.n no.
Funeral on September 2Ist, at IL o'clock a. m at the
home OF her parents
dence in san Diego Cal. Miss Abby p Goodsen'
formerly OF vassar College.
GHAY-0n WEDNESDAY, september goth, 1898, Amelia
Tayor' Wife Of Roeert H. Cray.
9ooS srv Ss e as' es s
Into medt at .o"', hence Of family MAJ
day. STS~o.F 18TH lie Roy i. Hail. late Of Enss'
Funeral service, at Peru Clinton Co., ". Y. Thurs.
,S d,y September en- r,S Sl'. e. at p M
JAcKsON-on september 10TH Helen NJ Everitt. widow
,.of the late Joseph II. Jackson Of Poushkee.sie'
intermcnt at Poughkecsie Saturday.
TSp pnc nG ag f1% s 90 nyd'y n
service residence OF parents, Ihufsday e'e'
DIST. ut 80 p. M. I.72l BathgateaNe.. fremont
InteIment ut nyenicnce OF family
HORERTS-AGdi,cn r. Roberts in the 9Th year OF his
a.s. o., ,,,.L ,o,,. p.,,,.,
Church West i6,h-si., at III o'clock Ihursdiv sepo
2l
Interment In Greenwood
sTEARNS-Accidentally drowned at Murray Bay
august 3ls Charles NE Stearns aged - wears only
"a, Of Searccnt and Margaret y. Stearns OF Montreal
and grandson late Rev. Dr. Stearns OF Newark.
Funeral at ST. Paus Presbyterian Church. Montreal on
THURSDAY September 21st, at O'Clock p. m
TAIMAGE-A: Newark y. j., september 10TH 1898,
David Raw John ). and Marietta crane Iainiage
Funeral services az tire residence OF his grandparents,
No oo6 North sixthst Thursday, 2lst inst at p. m
Relatives ard friends are Invited
Interment Roscdale Cemetery
wETMORE-At Arvernc, l.. J.. september 18th:
jeaanle Lee wife OF v L. wctmore ant daughter n
Funeral viii take place st. Georges Church. Stuy-
yeant Place 6t-st.. Thursday September 21st,
st 10 80 a. m. Interment at STAFFORD, Conn
WUITE-On September Goth, 1893. Celeste s. Buffers,
wIfe OF jaime, c. H. White. aged 81 year.. -
Funeral services late residence No. 1,Ilc WASH.
ing0n.avc l7ith.st., On Friday, september I'd
D.
YArpEN-On Tuesday, 10th inst, Louis Yalden in his
33d year - a.. ,y..
Funeral services his late residence, No. IA west
9ith.st. Friday. September 22d, at 80 y. IN.
KENSICO CT.MtTERY. Harlem. Railroad; 4s minutes
Grand Central Depot private station AZ ehIsee'
Onee 10 East icd-st. Telephone call $50 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSE.l

louisville Sept 20The Giants made new record 70,
by winning games in one day away from hon a
left here tonight for St Louis In the pest OIL
spirits having many games as they GU OIL
their tour made In July The first game To-Day "as
superb the longest played in Louisville ths
season the Giants winning in the eleventh inning Inc
alaTound OF German and Wilson would nave ect
the enthusiasts Polo Ground, Wild with delight II
they could have It. The winning run wa- scored
IN the eleventh a base balls 70 Fuller. sacrnc'
by Ward and an by Denny and hit by Terilaii.
The by innings was:
Louisville 30 ~
New.York .......3 y 0 -
The second was also spirited one, the "lshI'
winning through the brilliant pitching Of Rusie ana an
emphatic squirt at the bat in the first inning MIeoh
home.run hit went outside the city limits into Portland
and was the longest drive seen on The grouhos'
Wolfe q local eX.payer. umpred and the last three
innings were played by moonlight in his EFFORT TO give
the home team every chance to win. The game shouiu
have been called at the end OF the sixth inning Doyc
joins the team ST. Louis Tomorrow Inc score oy
innings - .
New.York ............5 l ~
Louisville ...........0 Y "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
1rTrMN TENNIS on STATEN Island.
THE LADIES' CLUB BEGINS ITS OPEN TouKNA
MENr-A LARGE CROWD At THE COURTS.

THE LADIES' CLUB BEGINS ITS OPEN TouKNA-
MENT-A LARGE CROWD At THE COURTS.
,r,a Ladies' club OF Staten Island. began It's
omen tennis tournament yesterday afternoon on the
courts OF the Staten Island Cricket CluD at Inv
,,o.,op : There were several hundred specta-
tors I'm the clubhouse and about the courts, anu
,aa v,.s served In the course of the afternoon by
Mrs ~ s Walker. jr., and Mrs a. \. Lawrence,
The courts were not in the pink of condition. ana
rho ulavlng was therefore somewhat inaccurate at
limos Miss Terry the champion OF America APP
neared in the doubles with Miss Colard' or the
Jersey city club. partner, but had no chdhce u
show her best play as the opposing team were easy
victims The Kings County Club sent formina-
bio dolccation and their representatives Miss
Moore. Miss Hcwig and Miss Atkinson. carried OF
the honors Of the day Miss Moore made some
beau,if,I backhand shots in the mixed doubles
hut Emerson's eccentric play, which was well sup
portcd bv Miss Coard. won the day for the Jersey
city team Miss Atkinson did some excellent WORK
against her clubmate Miss Brush. ana seemed ao'e
I'm the last two sets to hit the lines at Will MISS
Hellwg defeated Miss Schultz with surprising ease
The prizes are remarkably handsome
Yesterdays were:
radio,. singles preliminary round Miss X. c.
Millett West Side T G.. beat Hiss Hda +. Stone
New York T. G.. by default. Miss Juliet Atkinson
Kings County T. c. beat Miss Jennie ). Brush
Kings County r. e.. So. Go. Go Miss Bessie
More. Kings County T. G.. beat Miss Agnes Col
lard Jersey city T. c. 81, O. Miss Helen
IIellwg. Kings County T. G.. beat Miss A. l..
schultz Ncv-York Z. G., So 81.
ladies' doubles. preliminary round-Miss Aline NJ.
rHTTy ri Ses the "S Ms e & ss
Leaf Miss McNamee and Miss Jansen. Staten Isl,
and Ladies' club. O., G-l. Miss Atkinson and
Miss More Kings County 7: c., beat Miss Schultz
and Miss stone. NewYorb T. c.. Ga, 81
Mixed doubles-frst round: Miss Austin and
b. j. Carroll. Staten Island Cricket Club. beat
Miss S Coffin and K. s Walker. Staten Island
Cricket club. Ct 3-6. g. Miss colard and +. J.
Emerson Jersey city T. c. beat Miss More
and D. McGrath. Kings County T. c., IS,
81 Miss Stone and stephen c. Mllett, NewYork
= c.. beat Miss Schultz. New-York IT. g. and
Carroll j. Post, jr, Crescent Athletic Club, 6-3
lInflnis hef(