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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

Ladies' Past Black Seamless Hose. any
size, fine gauze. Sold for IL lie. now
Sc
Ladies' silk and Isle Swiss Ribbed
Vests S9c.
Corded Muslin Tam o Shanter Hats
Sold for 5oc.. now 2Oc.
c. b. Fine Imported Corsets. any size.
Sold for 81. now 75c.
Our finest standard brand White Kid
Chamols Gloves, 4 large buttons. Sold
for 81, now 7Sc. pair.
Colored Denim Mats, stamped. Sold foa
l5c., now Sc.
ALL FOR l2tsc.
Such host OF good things that It seems
as II we had put our heads together.
picked out a lot Of needed things. ana
priced 'em down to your own ngures.
There's only room TO mention a fews
but these tell the story eloquenuyi
set you thinking. start you buying
Ladies' Fine TAPPED Swiss Vest ION
l. l-2o. Ara.
Importcd Fast-Black Full Regular. Maaa
Ladies' Hose. any size, for Il l-2c.
Mems Fine Gauzs Shirts French neck
Sold for 25c.. now Il lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
For the Men.

Come along. you who are SO intimate
with Mems Furnishing-Stor dearncss-
come along. we say. and see If Dimes
don't 30 Dollar duty at this Grend In
ventory Sale.
Our Neeligoe Shirts are the best fitting
possible 10 make. Perfect In every
detail. Laundered wen. All sizes from
Boys Is up and Mems is. 80 differ
ont styles and makes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

white. Cream. and Berge Lace. and
8 inches wide. Regular Toe. yard, now
1 dozen punches Black Working Cot
ton for g.
dozen Black Safety-Pins for &c.
Yard Of Colored Elastic Gartering.
Any color Ball Of Clarke's Crochet
The Queen Corset. corded bust and
embroidered. Sold for S9c., now &c.
Zachary Size.
Best quality Gray Morning Calico, 1-sc.
Heavy Large Brown aud White Huck
Cotton Towels. Sold for l2c., now sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
.. DOTS FROM THE DIAMOND.

shlv good work this season. and Is de
serving Of much credit. On the zetn VI
July last year the Bluebirds were oniy II,
third place. and were LOO points peninu
the pennant-winners-Petarsburg. NV
The lads are In first place. which they nav
held continuously since the opening OF 'he
league season, except during peroa Vi
twenty-four hours. when Lynchburg tors-
el ahead. Last year at this time Lynen
hurg's percentage WAS only .s1i. Whii'
roanoke stood .i25. Richmond .oSS' NOT
folk .cS4, and Petersburg $50. NOW h'en.
mond IS Ia first place, with Lynch1uh ps =
-, second and Portsmouth third, re-
tarsburg. instead OF being first, IL fourth,
poanoke. which was In fourth place. ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

Ladies' Dongola Oxfords, patent tip,
90 70 value. for $1.i5.
Ladies' Dongola strap Sandals, with
how and buckles. $50 value. for soc.
Won will find on Table No. one lot
Rows and Youths Satin Calf Button
and Lace Shoes, $50 value, for CSC.
One lot Youths Tan Lace Shoes, $50
Yoa win find on Table No. one, lot
Children's DongOla Strap Sandals;
naturalization tip. with bow and
bncl,le Il value. for 49c.
Ladies White Kid Slippers, $50 value
for 74c.
Little GliInpSeS
That show how low the tide OF prices
have ebbed. Here's tide In your
buvine. Take 1t at the food and pick
I'D the dollars that ripple in.
Large White and Colored Bordered Nap
Tins. ffinged, fine linen Sold for 81
dozen: now &c. apiece.
Challies-light, neat figures. sold FOR
Sc now lie.
Fine Linen Torchon and Medici In
sorting. / inch wide. Sold for Il 1-2c.,
now &c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
SCORE BY INNINGS.

summary. Earned runs-PoTIsHUuVT'
= ,r,r"-base hits-Groves. Cave!l. Har-
grove First base on errors-Richmoha,
g. Bases on balls-OR knor; 81
or Leach. 8. Left on bases-iS,eh-
mond. 70: Portsmouth, T. StrueS-
out-By Knorr, Z; by Leach,
Bases from being hit-knorr. hnoA,
Double piays-Hall 20 Mangan %. s No.
bases-Kain. Berte, Cavell, Knox Man
gan. HargYove. Wild pitehes-Leaeh' l.
Passed balls-Foster, l. Time OF saiIie
hour and Is minutes. Umpire-Mr' 'i0e
Gins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

Mems White Unlaundered Shirts. al
most any size sold. FOR $50. Grand In
yanlOry sale Price. &c.
Bows outing Shirts sold for &c. Grand
Inventory sale Price, lOc.
Mems Il cached Jeans Drawers. Wen
made. and cut full and sizes correct
Sold for 35c. Grand Inventory Sale
Price. Iec. -
latest shape OF fine China SIX, 10
patterns. sold for De. Grand Inventory
Centiemen's club Ties. Of WIashabls
Materials. Sold for l5c. Grand Inyen-
tory Sale Price. ec.-S for 25c.
Shoe Slaughter?
Yes. If selling a dollars worth for 20
cents IS slaughtering; compare any
other "shoe sale" prices with these;
the comparison will save you 30 cents
may be a dollar.
ladies' Spring Heel Russia Leather San
dals., with bow and buckle, g value,
for CSC. -
Ladies' Dongola Oxfords, patent tip, s.
value, for $lG3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
baltimore Hats the Ball and Runs
Bases Monotonously.

LOUISVILLE, KY. July 1.-THE Balu-
mores batted the bah all over the feld
and ran bases to-day until II became
monotonous. In the last inning. Louis
IN tried Childers. late OF St. Louis. OF
-, baltimore scored eieven runs. At
''.1a,,co "a Score; X. II. Il.
famSsydlle ....00O2l00s 0-6 10 4
psi,imore .......0033g102 liz p 4
patteries: Inks, Childers. Cunningham.
warner and Zahner; Garrison, Pond,
and Clark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

Boys Waists. fine pleatcd. pure-white.
that are worth SOC. for 17c.
Bows Heavy Duck and GaLatea Cloth
Blouse Sailor Suits. al! cOlOrs. any
size. best made. large sailor collar,
and embroidery on front: also laun-
dercd. worth Sl.25: price soc.
Long-Pants MILDLY Suit, worth s.; price
g.
Boys Waists OF Percalc pleated back
and front, worth SOC, for nc.
Boys Waists Of Figured Duck, worth
Sc, for lie.
Boys Runied Blouses. worth so, for
11c.
Fine Imported Cloth Blouse Suith. worth
$50 for 800 a suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
Hose !!

Ladies Seamless Bright
/, Glossy Fast-Black Hose, all
} sizes,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28
4 GREAT SURPRISE.
The Portsmouth CTteli0S DOWnGd the
Richmond BluCbiToS.

IEACu GOT TIS REVENGE.
He Tossed the Hall Too Swift for
JaLe's Pets Yesterday, ana 'he
BOYS who Had Previously sluGged
Him Were Forced TO How Down.
Richmond, - Portsmouth, 81
Petcrsburg, 4; Norfolk, III;
Pctcrsburg, q; Norfolk, q.
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Called on Account of Rain.

LYNCHBURG. VA, July 27.-(Spe-
cial) THE Lynchburg-Ro game was
called in the third inning on account Of
rain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-28

Continues ToNorrow Morning. The goodness-the great
against the background Of other merchants best and SINKS III
bite the dust in their lofty alnot penny exaggeraon IN
prices show they're halfcost pricesdepend on ityoul
continue? Not much.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-26

since celebrated his recovery to-day by winning the
for the Ills pitching was effective" ana he
also made a two-bagger The visitors bent on win
ming the game and shifted the team considerably put
without avail. Attendance. 5000 The score:
c,%GiTnas ,h%i ................i o|s
Base hits-Cincinnau Philadelphia .. Errors incin-
S smith Grod~ r,,i~' and suclsey Cmpre-McDonad.
Eas,on Penn. May % special-Iafayet'e and Prince
put up fine game ball to-day There was brilliant
work on both sides Lafayette scored In two innings by
punching hits the seventh inning jayne injured MS
arm and Wilson his place. The play OF the gam"
a running catch Of hot line ball oy SAXON
Iafaycttes centre. who ncded to first, putting two men
ont All prcbers were cfrecye Crsswell played the star
game OF the Tho score
lafayette ...................''So =" SGs
Princeton ...................'.' "
nasehi,s Princeton o. Lafayette Errors-Princ"ton
Lafayette 3 struck ou-rtinceton LAfay@uI a I pa pav
eries-Jayne Wilson AMI Williams crlsswel an" nateY'
Amherst, Mass May "a 6SpecaD. Amherst made up FOR
her defeat by Dart mouth Yesterday and batted the e
all over the field Pa,ey who did such good work fof
tho visitors first game. could not stand another
siege and after innings. was retrieved ny '"o'' '
latter was even less effective. In spite ~ his lame '
Gregorv pitched for Amherst again today allowing
only x hits in the first innings In tho eighth no
weakened that Dartmouth made TWO a'hS''S ana '"'
doubles yielding three earned runs Amherst ""'' Se'"
teen hits with a total Of twenty-four Ihe score
Amasr., .....................SS 3 SS-' %
Princeton MAY - cspecal-rhe princeton freshmen
team won the game Harvard here This afternoon by
tho score - II To q The came was loosely p"yeh on
10th sides In, the Princeton youngsters were lucky In
hurchlng their hits while Harvard was making errors
In m. nf,h inning hits By Eas'on ami Barrett TWO
bases On balls and by Haskell and Hayes frin''
ton scored runs Again In the sixth FOUR me" crossed
the rato and this lead Harvard could MT orerc1 me al
though she ri,d hard enough In the eighth ana ninh
innings scoring ? runs in each. Easton pitched good
game NJ 20 the inning. when he let MP con@d"r-
adv and CAV. three balls. In the ninth he was
also Wild but pulled together long enough 10 retire the
The y n q
Harvard ......................-o % o q 70
Princeton ....................+0 " . " N-'
Proviience May 25.-Hlrvard defeated Brown this ar
,.rnn thanks to tho lsless playing u the HON" team
and her own good the hlt and IN III" field The
Harvard .......................
Pasehi,s- Harvard : Brown Errors Harvard
AID I.iud"-
~ Syracuse. syracuse i3 Scranton ,
\, r.-hestef. Wllkesharre q Rochester :
A. Isuraio- buffalo 10. Springfield g.
A. Toronto-Toron,o =. Providence g.
AZ Amsterdam -Emira q. Amsterdam :
A. GlDyersyll" J0hnstovn II. Giov"rsNin" 10
~ Philadelphia Pennsylvania II. Cornell
MiI.,ovn--Wcsi~yan -. Holy Cross q. forfeited.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-26
VAI.KYRIE III NOT LAUNCHED
THE TIDE WAS TOO Low AND THE LAUNCHING
MAS pOSTPONED rNTII. MONDAY.

THE TIDE WAS TOO Low AND THE LAUNCHING
WAS POSTPONED TNTII. MONDAY
c,osrow May 2-The Valkyrie III not
launched today the tide being too .ow. Every prep
,ra,lon had been made for launching her to-day
and tho invited guests were all assembled. but at
o'clock Designer Watson and his party left the
.llp after the announcement was made that the
launching would be attempted on Monday.
Tn. tide came In slowly. and at o'clock the water
touched the keel OF the boat but 1t did not rise
high enough to justify an attempt to send her INTO
the river The most elaborate precautions were
taken to prevent the public from seeing the boat,
the prime pal object being to prevent the taking OF
photograph OF her. Two .arge steamers were moorei
next 90 the bank Of the Kelvin, opposite fartck
whore the yacht was built and these enurey on-
structei view from that side The p'op;e now :
ever. do not seem 70 be greatly interested IN tns
baptism Of the new boat. as only small crowd WAS
1t Is definitely settled that the new Ialkyrie
viii be launched on Monday, shortly before the
height Of the flood tide. Three women, together
with the Misses Edith and Rachel Quin. sisters OF
Lord Dunraven. were At the side OF the yacnt TO-
,lay and upon the occasion OF her launching on
Monday. one OF them Will name her AFTER the
boat is launched she will be towed TO queens
Dock where she will receive her spars. After the
srars are shipped the yacht will return TO the ship
yard and receive the black coating on her bottom
This eoAnS ~hfn W b ee A. nr
compostion. which will be put on by secret
method None OF the inside fittings OF the boat
II is reported that Lord Dunraven will not recog-
nize the results OF races IN whicn 9ther yachts
than the yalykyre I'LL Somp@te . as aeTdns % I'M ANA
and the Valkyrie II any doubts are expressed
as to which is the faster special matches VIII be
tcntion of Lord Dunraven to charter large steam
Yacht To accompany the Nalkyrie to the United
Sates sta sss, IN as I'M" the new boat viii be stripped bare
inside In order to put her In racing trim
New-York tribune., 1895-05-26
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Pr.burg Ma, "a base balls 10 Stencil. his steal
~ second Be'bnurr's single In the sixth inning To-
dav enabled Pitishurg shut Boston out In on" ~ III"
granl-s games ~ the This was Bos0ns mira
straight def~nt by Pi;ts,urg 1t n pitchers battle"
and each was faucssly supported Attendance. 's"'
The
IiiishIrg ......................0 - ]
Boston .........................O y " !" v
I,asc -Pittsburg 3 Boston Batteries iis~ey and
Sugdcn Nichols and RYAN. Impf" keei"
Chicago May 25-Rcz started the sensational plays IN
the first inning II to-Gay's game between Chicago ana
aitnore by making double play unassst"d IN IN" hrS
inning The game throughout rrplete with brIi'ant
plnys making several dnirut stops or nara
while emmlng was pounded hard when hits were needed
Attendance. 1880 The score:
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %
Baltimore ........-.........-.-- " " " -"
Hase h.ts-thicaso H. Baltimore ~ Errors chicago
Baltimore l. HnterieF Hutchinson and b"nohur h'm
ming and Robinson. Umpire Murray
ST. Louis MAY 2j-washington beat ST Louis to-day
almost without I-tleSsness on both sides was the
f-rture of the game Attendance. 3.Wo The score
Louis s..................... y
Washington .....................l " y"
Base hs-St Louis 3. Washington o f:rrors louis
Washington 3 Batieries-Clarkpon and Fietz Mercer
and Mcclure. t'mpire-l.ong
cincinnati May 2-Frank Foreman =" ho was sent to the
hospital owing injuries inflicted by beekey 'ome Time
New-York tribune., 1895-05-26
r,,xxrs WINNERS AT BALTIMORE.

moon. GIFTS TIE SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP
rorR NEw.yoRKERs TAKE PRIZES.
r..,,,oro May 95-The Southern Championship
Tennis Tournament was brought 10 o,''',
bere This afternoon on the courts OF the 'a'o"s
VILE Country club ,,, ,ho
A Hamilton Post. OF Baimore VINO h'"' '"'
,ann,a nhaun,onshlp OF the South some years ago
,,,o, ,r, ,orm Today In his final match
,, = Davidson OF Washington and re-
can,,rsd tho championship. after one OF the most
.,,,a,,. n,a,c,.s on record. Az W. Gordon Parker,
OF Ncw-York. telegraphcd that he should not de-
,1 .,s o,o,,, IN the Southern championship POST
won the challenge bowl by defauit
ri do, match I'm the doubles was also exctt
, an ,,,r ~ the contestants were New Workers.
na mon, ,her, they carried OFF all OF the prizes
In this event. =,
+ Parmly Paret and Raymond d. Thuroer de
foa,sd Iohn = Hobart and Eugefe McEnroc IN
three straight sets and will carry away win them
the southern championship In doubles
I g. Neely OF Princeton College. won the con
solatlon prize I'm easy style, ana very even uIs
irihutIon OF the prizes resulted baItlnioic anu
Washington players won np'r man ," ao the consola
ton prize while four or the nve usitors IRON, on,
New York will carry away prize each from the
"oru.'s Thn scores OF to.days matches follow:
champlonshp singles. Final round H. Post Of
u,',mnrs beat J. g. Davidson. Of Washington o. q,
G . 90. % . ,,., -. -.
or,ian Parker Of New-York by default
,on.ola,ion singicr; semi-nnai roundJ. C. Neey. u
pr,n"er"n beat J. G. Goodfeow. OF Washington. 8-.:
,,,,,IS4s soSn :y & o: Tns r"ai Sse Frncr-
,on beat John clay. Of vsshington. O.. e-2 81
c "Ia
and 81 Kinnard McEnros Of Nsw-York. 7-3. %. 10
New-York tribune., 1895-05-26
YALE DEFEATED At ORANGE

Tn. Orange Athletic club redeemed lseN f's'"--
da, a, ~. Oranr- oval In the gam" w'ih Val"
Vuiversliv and fairly earned '.r'v f'in
tho vearer- ~ the blue There "ls "a enormous
crowd present and %. sympathy % %" spr 'A'''s
was lrgelv with the home team. Fully TO I@p-
ple were present many having come on from N'~-
Haven e. witness the game both teams were 10
good condition. bui Carics's arm would n'i permit
him To- pitch ami he went into centre a'd N'ster-
y.lt Oranges crack pitcher. war ouf - 'oniii'"n.
hut White ,wlrlcI the sphere IN excellent form.
Both hnl goose eggs IA the nr@' inning. AMI In
the second vale retired In one-t~o-thr'e order
Orange went 10 the bat ami King got MS nhs" on
balls stole two bases. AMI scored on i"ding'on
error Of Uutchlnsour hit 10 left In IN" third VIII
cox for Yale got safely around forced hit
followed by singles by kcator. R"insion 'nd
Stephenson bui the sid" retired with only on"
run Orange the bat Arbuihnot ana
White went ont pretty double play, Thomas
hlt a single and scored Places i"o hhgs"r
Neither side scored the fourth. In tho nfih car
ter Tor Yale. hit a tremendous fy clear over IN"
ncld hlcachrrles ana the side ihen went out one
two-three For Orange white got hrst on an
error stole two bases and scored on Thomas. In
the sixth. Quimby got in run. tying IN" score"
AMI orange turned up goos" cee.
In the seventh Rector. FOR Yale. was hit hy the
ball stole a btse. and came home on Redingion'T
tvo-baeger Then Orange decided the game
Arbuthnot Thomas and iseaI getting around tn
three singles and a iwobagger before the size went
out This ended the score. and the crowd went
fairly GRAVY as IN. figures went up on IN" scoT"
hoard Thomas hit In the face by bounding
h,ll I'm IN. nrs, Inning and mad retire for that
inning. superb running ny catches were Inad" py
Carter and R'dngton.
FoloHing is the score by innings.
Orange A c...............o
New-York tribune., 1895-05-26
A MISHAP TO THE AILSA.
SHE LOSES HER RoBsrAy AND DROPS OFT OF
THE RACE-THE BRITANNIA AGAIN

SHE LOSES HER RoBsrAy AND DROPS OFT OF
THE RACE-THE BRITANNIA AGAIN
WINNER
London May 25-The New Thames Yacht Clubs
match from Southend to Harwich sailed to-
day The wind moderate from the northeast
and the pier at Southend was crowded with specta-
tors The preparatory gun was fired at 1886 a. m
and great disappointment was felt at the non-ap-
pearance OF the new yacht Niagara among the
twenty raters.
In the principal the Ailsa ahead OF the
britannia at the start. but almost Immediately
after crossing the starting line the Ailsa carried
away her bobstay and returned to Southend. The
AIlsa crossed the line at 94 49, the Audrey having
nreceded her at 9:4l30 Six other yachts followed
the Britannia being last All the boats were on the
port tack The mishap TO the Aisa deprived the
race of all interest The Britannia cont! !nued over
the course and soon ed the fleet rounding Shoe
bury at ioisoo i've mnuteI ahead OF the nearest
boat.
The Britannia arrived at Harwch at 3:i5. making
the run I'm about six hours
Peter Donaidson's Isolde finished second at 4:2i.
II is said that the sails OF Howard Gould's Nj
agara, which shipped from New-York. have
not arrived. being delayed somewhere between
Liverpool and London. This was the reason for
her not starting In the race.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-26
MEDALS NOr TAKEy.
from The Syracuse Post,

From The Syracuse Post.
A club man IL telling funny incident regarding
those Columbian half dollars which stu circulate
to some extent. -.
He said that on wager he took ten OF these
half dollars and went out to the small country
towns that border the southern part OF this coun.
ty. He went to the hotel and ordered his room
In the morning he went to the desk and asked FOR
his bill Ii told to him. and he planked down
two OF the Columbian halves.
The hotel man took them up. looked them over.
rung them on the wooden counter passed them
back the young man. 49,,
mot this time. sonny; We ant taking no medals
at this yere hotel .,
Medals? Why. man alive these are Columbian
half dollars. and VIII be worth double their value
.Thei don't make no difference. They er medals.
and won't have EN-. . ,,.
But | haven't anything else,' expostulated the
..Oh. going to try to skip yer bill. eh?'
The Young man got indignant
.'I'm not trying to skip my bill IL IL your planned
ignorance of the monetary matters or your coun-
try. Have. you cot man IN the "i'iase VINO KNOWS
Young man, II | was younger. ~ lick the STUFF
0pps out OF you for your sass. III get the JUS
tce and he will agree with nae tnat you are try,ng
Ten minutes ater the Justice was In the hotel and
the matter laid before htsn;
He laughed good deal when he heard how mat.
ters sr stood ." he said, to the hO,s! man. '.you
are iaboring under big mistake Young man.
will give you paper money Tor all those CONS that
This made the hotel man open his eyes
'Be those really money, jes as good as n half
dollar" ,.,,. ..r.o
are legal tender any day in the week. although
they are used souvenirs
The hotel man said he was sorry about the way
he had used the guest. and wanted to set them uS.
New-York tribune., 1895-05-26
TENNIS IL THE ORANGES.
OPENING or THE TURF COURTS At MoVNrAiN
STATION rotRN.MENTs ARRANGED hY


VIII the formal opening OF tho turr courts ~ th"
Orange Tennis club At Mountain station yesterday
afternoon the tennis season I'm 'Ae Oranges may D"
sslI - hive began Great efforts were made by
the officers - give pleasant afternoon Z" mem
hcrs anl iryliel gucr's Mrs. Thomas \ Hlison
gave a tea In the clubhouse during n" afternoon
AMI q banI OF music played selections during the
progress ~ the games. Nothing In ih" ""N "' !
formal tournament was ATTEMPTED but som" excel
or, exhibition cames were ariangci onnarf
There Will hc tennis enough AM TO spar" on me
Orang- courts ,1r the next month. on DECORATION
Dav VII begin tournament FOR members Only IN
mons singles anl doubles Prizes for ars, and SOC
oul Ar. Offered IN singles. bat n doubles hrst
prize oriv VII be- given. Stanley Ward. secretary
-, in. Orange rlub also announces taat IN" ninth
annual tournament for the Nlile states champion
shin cup In singles viii be played ON IN" ''"o
courts on Juno y AMI following da's tn" orange
cup is now held by William \. Laru"i. oi summit
y l. II was nrsi offered IN lsS' anl has been heli
hv Sears Tnvlor Bceckman, Sands ard other old
,, .x,,,,s There VIII be- mems doubles also. and II
49,, .r,r,.s ar. received FOR each contest. women :
sirg,cs and mixed doubles. Play begins ehch day AT
o'clock Entries close on Tuesday. June H.
Tn, entrance foes are In the sing'e- ana
"a for each team In IN" doubles IN" TENNIS
,,,vcrs Of the south Orange Fleii 'Hp WI" Also
h.,. q DE, Grafton Day handicap contest
,r. ,,..,coueriatc games interfered win the local
.onn,s mon Yesterday afternoon Al Travers Isl
,rd tho Ncw-York Athletic CUBS Sp''ns manu-"
- ,,,.o,,,ert vrs scheduled 10 begin. but 40 Few
=, ,h. ,u.niv contestants were present thAt 'he
cor,n,,tee decided not to score defaults. ana the
a,..u,,o. vln have another chance next S'tnrhay
a,,ornoor Two matches were played Win the to'-
lowing results:
Mems Singles Flrs, Round Arthur r. tNiey p'uS
=, hon, W f rowperthwaite p.us Hp '2-o'' j. II
H.u ,t0 beat H. Brown '2D. '2-'S
A, the Lcnox Tennis Clubs courts III fat''m '"e
r'n.s doubles began with six teams entered hryah
,c.,k his match in the singles with Paret by detau''
This leaves Bryan and wye'h TO ifnr II y"' '0
ers, mac. i'm that contest on brcorhor ,n.s,o,.
"rs1 Tnp Tor,h shore Tennis cub. OF Ilvinsstonrr
$ t. formally opened ie sr9undiS ,y yIs'e Sommtec
cons,sr,ng Of Mrs + r. Bagley Mrs, Mlii'am d. & a.
Wprrns Mr. j. r. Chadwick Mrs. Henry ''e'"
ana Mrs Henry r. Knowiton
New-York tribune., 1895-05-26

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