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Evening star., 1895-04-04
Cloak Department.

womcns Double Capes, all-wool novelty chev-
lot. Sizes 81. IS and 40. Reduced from 1900 to
$275 each.
3 Women's Jackets navy blue all.wool imported
kersey, medium weight. Reduced from slSoO to
81 so each. -,
i Women's Partisan silk. Wrap. trimmed with
lace and jet. Size Sc. Reduced from $oG.Oo 10
$500
Women's Jackets. heavy all wool cheviot Sizes
80 aud 81. Reduced from $500 to $3.50 each
2 women's Jackets. clay diagonal, silk lined
small sleeves. Size 81. Reduced from $500 to
- so each.
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Picture Department.

French Prints gilt frames. with how knot
corners. slightly damaged Reduced from $3.50
White and Gold Frames. 2ox24: with mat and
s<nss Reduced from $500 to 81. .e5 each.
Q EtchiDGs. 14x2S gilt frames Reduced from
5 Hchinss, unframed. slightly solled. Reduced
from 2oc to doc sm,rncd zach Reduced from f. to
&c. each. ,
Soc and Soc. TO Tee. each
Evening star., 1895-04-04
SHOOTING STARS.
What He Admired.

'What did father say when you asked
him for my hand?' asked the young wo-
man.
"Oh," replied Augustus, "he-he did his
best to be pleasant. He said there was
something about me that he really sd
mired."
"Did he say what?"
Eyes. My impudence."
Evening star., 1895-04-04
| <amms. Clocks. &c.

Banquet Lamp, Dresden pattern Reduced
from 81 to $500. 1 reduced from $500 to 49, 90
$50 to $500. ~
Chanseabie Silk Shade. Reduced from So. 90
to $500. ~''
Pink Silk Shade. Reduced from s12 90 to So. 90.
Porcelain Tlbie Lamp Reduced from S. so Ia
$500. ~
China Table Lamp. Reduced from $1,000 to
$500 ~
Oxidized Silver Clock with bust Of Shakespan ra
Eight-lay Ansonia works. Reduced from $500 ia
SI2.00.
Marble Clock eightd French works. Re.
duce1 from ST. to s2.7a
1 Git and Onyx Table. slightly damaged Re
duced from $1,000 to $3.50.
Paper Shade. Reduced from s.. 90 to $780,
9th floor. 10th ST. bldg \
Evening star., 1895-04-04

"Poets use some absurd phrases" said
the sentimental youth, between the acts OF
the play.
"Yes," replied the sensible girl.
zone whose works I was reading today
refers to a girl as having a 'swan-lke
throat Did you ever observe a swans
throat and think what a human being
would look like II she had it?'
"Yes," she replied. '1t wouldn't be nice
ordinarily. But it would be very handy te
have at the theater sometimes. It might
enable one to see around some women's
hats"
Evening star., 1895-04-04

There is no disputing the fact that the
new city post office has lately been a ver-
liable hive of industry. There were today
one hundred and eleven men at work there.
The average daily force on the Congress
sional Library building used to be four
hundred men, but that was altogether
different story.
Evening star., 1895-04-04

It Is hoped that 1t will not be necessary
to restrain the people who are exhibiting a
disposition to rush forward and pay their
income tax by threatening them with the
penalties attached to contempt Of the Su-
preme Court.
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Reliable.

'There's the most reliable tipster on the
track" said Mr.. Tender Foote to a friend
at the race track.
"He doesn't seem to help you much"
mo. But have reason to believe that
he has been giving me to the bookmakers
for a sure thing ever since he first met
me-"
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Womem's Neckweafs Dent,

5 Blue Byron Collars. Sizes IL and II. Reduced
from 15c 20 sc. each.
3 Pink Byron Collars. Sizes - and 13lS Re-
dTced from 15c to Sc. each.
Windsor Ties. Reduced from 15c. to Sc. each
I Feather Ioa. Reduced from 81 90 to So OO
pairs White Byron CUFFS. Reduced from 2Oc
to Sc. pair.
75c.
nst floor. Observation-Disclosures, ID annex J
Evening star., 1895-04-04
ETousefurrishimg Dent.

1 Buffers Stand, damaged Reduced from 81 25
to 7.r.
1 Cl;thcs Horse. Reduced from 81 90 to Soc
Nickel s.One-ninute Coffee Pot 4-ot size
Reduced from 81. .25 TO $1.50.
1 Fire-o'clock Tea Kettle and Stand. Reduced
from ST. 30 to $3.50.
Window Brush. Reduced from so 70 sc.
Hat Rack. Reduced from S150 to SOC.
Jananncd Cake Box Reduced from Is TO Soc
(andIesticks. Reduced from % 10 l5c each
/ Crumb Tray and Brush Reduced from 81 81
/ Bissc!i Carpet Sweeper, slightly marrcd Re.
dnccd from So. 90 to $2.25
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Infants Department.

10 India I.inou Guimpe Dresses. three styles,
trimmed with lace embroidery. Reduced from
ST. 50. 90 and LIS to 75c. each.
Cashmere Long Cloaks. care and skirt hand
fether-st!tched. rIbbcn ties. Reduced from Sc. 80
to 80 each.
4 Cashmnr" Long Cloaks. and skirt elahor-
ately embroidered. Reduced from s.. so to s.. 90
each.
O Spring Gretchen Coats. fancily trimmed with
braid. Reduced from S1.50 to Soc. each.
Evening star., 1895-04-04

1t Is only fair to Commissioner Ross,
president Of the District board of Commits
sioners. to say that he Is not In the least
In sympathy with the policy of secrecy and
news-suppression which crystallized in the
notorious star-chamber order. 1t is also
probably only fair to Commissioner Powell
to say that he Is not individually re-
sponsible for the policy or .he order.
Evening star., 1895-04-04

The Star trusts that Postmaster General
Wilson is fully alive to the fact that one of
the crying needs Of this country Is star
spangled postage stamp with better mucil-
age on the back Of 1t.
Evening star., 1895-04-04
TrayelingGoo Dept.

Leather Trunk, with extra canvas cover. slight
ly damaged Reduced from ST 90 to s5
/ Canvas Dress Trunk. sG-inch: steel clamps
hest eT;xrelsior'' lock and lock bolts Reduced
from $500 to 50 50.
/ MEMS Tru,S, canvas. 32-irrh. leather hound,
,,r,ss cI,mu fNluccd from s25 90 to $500
Giadstore Bag rsal alligator. leather lined,
nickel trimmings Reduced from $12 30 10 $500.
Ct.h ,,................-....1o .1oth st. bldg. J
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Blanket Department.

pair California Blankets, ia, soiled. Reduced
frcm S10.50 to s. 90.
/ pair All-wool Blankets. 12-4, soiled. Reduced
from 81. so to 1878.
pair All-woo! California Blankets, 12-4. soi1ed
Reduced from IS. rs to SO 90.
Down Comfort. 6x7 feet covered with silk
ard sateen. faded Reduced from s12 so to $40. 90
pair Summer Blankets. 10-4, faded Reduced
from IS 90 to 81 co.
1 Feather Pillow, lbs, cover snagged Reduced
from 81 .12 to 75c.
Of lao \
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Raby Carriage Dept.

Rattan Carriage. upholstered IN plush, satin
narsso, Reduced from S12cO to s.. 90
3 T;i,,ertown Carriage Robes. Reduced from 81 90
to 50a. each.
Eiilarsloyn Carriage Robes. Reduced from ST. so
.e.c. each.
(lt:, Hoor. .....-......l 10th st. bldg.l
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Corset Departmenf.

s Deisarte Waists Sizes "a OF % ond % d.
duced from 81. 10 to 81 90 each ~ ~ -"' A'e
I Ferris Waists Sizes 10. Il and 2S. Reduced
from 81 80 to 81 90 each
Jackson Waists Sizes 10. g. 81, os and 30
Iseduccd from .2o and S1.75 TO 81 90 each
tzu hcor. Annex to 10th st. bldg
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Reinsurance.

There Is no fear Of bankruptcy,
Our nations purse and pride to touch.
For British actors still say: 1--WE
Love dear America so mucn!"
Evening star., 1895-04-04
ART NeedGeWork Dept.

Embroidered Satin Pillow Covers. Reduced
from 81 25 to 50c. each.
Embroidered Photo. frame. Reduced from
silk pillow Cover. hand painted. Reduced
from $3.50 10 St.50.
/ Efibro,dered Doylies. Reduced from s1.00 to
5Oe zach. ...., - 49,
81 % to SOC. each i -
n ct floor list annex. J
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Leather Goods Dept.

Writing Tablet. real lizard skin Reduced
from $500 to 5000.
i Morocco Card Case. Reduced from s2.23 to
Russia Leather Bill Book. Reduced from 81 %
to 75c.
Evening star., 1895-04-04

If DR.. Parkhurst could get day off some
time he might find a great deal OF occupa.
ton In his particular line at Jackson City
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Handkerchief Dept.

3 Japancse Silk Hardkarchiefs. large size. solid
blue pink and yellow, soiled. Reduced from Toe
to Soc. each.
Wnmea.s Al-linen Handkerch!efs colorcd en-
h1o'dery soi!ed Reduced from CSC. to 1Sc., for
St.C0.
Evening star., 1895-04-04
China Department.

Covered Vegetable Dish, white Carlsbad ch,ns
Reduced from $l.50 to 75c.
l Belleek Teapot. Reduced from Sc 25 to 81 Is.
I Oatmeal Set. Reduced from $175 to 75c
8 Earthen Cuspidors. Reduced from 10 to 1oc
each.
l Marmaladc Jar. Reduced from 81 25 to 50c
/ lee Cream Set. Reduced from SO 90 to 81 On
2 Barbatine Vases. Reduced from SO to 25c
each.
Covered Vegetable Dishes decorated French
china. Reduced from $500 to s1.5O each.
China Candlestck, slightly damaged. Reduced
from % to 15c.
/ Decorated Basin. Reduced from s1oo to CSC.
18th floor. 10th st. bldg
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Flannel Denarfmemf.

Mohair Skirt Patterns. 81 inches full 40 inches
each. ~ rA''" " SA'oV
10 remnants French Flannel, solid pink, blue.
cafdinai rose. gray, navy blue and black. to h
Yards. Reduced from so to SOC. yard
t2d hoor. .1Ith st. BLDG
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Glove Department.

sly. pairs n Womcns Gloves. black kid. 4button.
II pairs Womens Gloves gray suede sbutton
length: Sizes 51s. 81, and 6A. Reduced from
NASe AAooi .llth st. y
Evening star., 1895-04-04

Mr.. Platt apparently has a consuming
ambition to re-reform the government Of
New York.
Evening star., 1895-04-04
RicvcEe DeDartment.

bearnss Reduced from s65. 90 to s45 90
/ Bicycle Lamp Reduced from 90 to 4oc.
(lt,, floor. 10th st. bldg
Evening star., 1895-04-04
.Jewelry DEPARTMENT.

Toy Watches. Reduced from Soc to CSC. each
/ Boys Chain, gold plated. Reduced from Csc.
to Zoe.
81 GO each. 80, ,
DIST floor ,......................11 .11th st. b!dg.)
Evening star., 1895-04-04
GLASS Ware Department.

1 dozen Table Tumblers, cut pattern. Reduced
from SOC. to 40c.
2 Celery Stands. Reduced from 20 to 1Oc each
Fruit Stand. Reduced from rs to 25c.
I Curafe Reduced from 25 to 19c
Finger Bowls. Reduced from 10 to Sc each.
Sugar Bowl. Reduced from Is to 10c
Spoon Holder. Reduced from Is to lOc,
Cream Pitchers. Reduced from to &c. each.
Evening star., 1895-04-04

Druggists Slar7dries Dept,
| Whisk Brooms, horn handle Reduced from a5
| to 2.5c each . w
G bottles Bay Salts. Reduced from 25 to 15c.
| each. " Aoe'
l Silver Mirror. Reduced from $500 to $3.50
(lSt DOof til ST bldy
Evening star., 1895-04-04
knitted Underwear DENT

IL II Womens Vests, Egyptian cotton high neck.
12tac. each - e'" ho" 10 10
pair. ' %i-oo ~ 'oc.
Evening star., 1895-04-04

DIn order to avoid delays, on ne
count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not he addressed
10 any fnd1 vidunl connected with the
office, but simply to THE STAR, or to
the Editorial Business Depart
nents, according to tenor or purpose.
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Wrapper Department.

1 Lilac Cashmere Wrapper size 3s trimmed with
black ribbon. Reduced from $500 to 81. 80.
Sizes 81 and 40. Reduced from $500 to $50
each.
Red Eiderdown Wrappers. pinked edge. collar
and ruhIe. Sizes 81. SO and 50. Reduced from
81. 80 to $3.50 each.
2 Black Sateen Wrappers. Sizes 80 and 40. Re-
duced from $500 to $500 each
Evening star., 1895-04-04
The Landlords Opportunity.

Mister said the man with detected
clothing but blythesome air, you're the
proprietor Of this hotel, aren't you?'
"Yes"
well. I want to put you onto a good
thing"
"What is it?"
"Me. I'll give you a chance ter let me
work fer ye. I'll take position as clerk
er cashier or anything; don't care. I'm a
prize, am, an amt hard ter please"
"But I don't need you. The places are
all filed. And you wouldn't suit anyhow"
Wouldn't suitI Dat shows yer don't
know me speciality"
Whats that?"
I'm a mind reader. ALI do is ter wave
me hands in front of a guest an look in
his eyes, an I kin tell just low much
money ne has on him. An de man dat
makes out de bill does de rest"
Philosophy.
Don't glib up ter worriment when luck doan
come yoh way;
When all yoh tryin' seems ter be in vain.
Doan' yoh keep a-thinkin' bout de shad-
ders OBJ terday.
Case termorrow it'll mebbe shine again.
Yoh gets de bitter wifi de sweet, de sorror
wifi de Joy,
In dis or any udder sort OBJ cline.
| Yoh gotter to take dis ole worr as She
comes-yoh hyah me. boy!
Yoh KANT ketch sebben-lebban all de
time.
Yoh has ter keep a-tryin' hah'd becase-yoh
orter know
De happy turn OBJ fortune 7ebber came
Ter dem dat amt got courage foh ter take
de bones an throw,
But jcs' stan's roun' a-lookin' at de game.
Dis craps a mighty ruinatil' t'irg, I
mus allow,
But she serbes ter pint moral fur de
rhyme:
Yoh might ez we'll git used ter disapp'int
ment here an now:
Yoh KANT ketch sebben-iebbsn all de
time.
Evening star., 1895-04-04

Children's sUnderwear Dent.
8 pairs Night Drawers canton flannel rood o,,l-
| ity well made. Reduced from 81 90 to SOC pair.
zen pairs airs, Day Drawers. canton flannel, cambric
runie well made. Reduced to 2Sc pair
(2d floor Bet. 10th and 1ith sts bldrs
Hosiery Department.
III ~ pairs Women's Hose fancy striped cotton
siik clicked, fine quality. Size g. Reduced from
Evening star., 1895-04-04
Suit Department.

8 Womens Dresses. all-wool cloth, tight fitting
waist. silk blouse front, velvet trimmings. Sizes
81. IS and 40. Reduced from $3.50 to $500
each.
3 silk Waists 2 navy blue, black with white
figures. Size 3D. Reduced from $500 to $3.50
each.
SILK Waists. black surah and India silks. Sizes
32 80 and 10. Reduced from 500 to 100 each.
10 Tailor made Shirt Waists. Fisk. Clark &
Flagg's. Sizes 34, IS and 10. Reduced from $500
to 81 90 each.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-29
BERKELEY.

Considerable interest is being manifested
in town politics just at this time, as the
municipal election will take place on
May ID.
On May 20 the new officers will be duly
sworn in and the new charter, voted upon
last February, will go into effect.
From all that can be learned the coming
election promises to be the hottest of any
held in Berkeley for years, as, under the
new charter, several reforms will be insti-
tuted, new offices be created and greater
responsibilities be involved.
The Board or Fifteen Freeholders who
prepared the charter for the citizens to
vote upon claim that it is simple and brief,
devoid of ambiguity, not experimental,
and that there is nothing in it that has
not been tried in other places to the great
est satisfaction. The general basis upon
which they worked was the existing char
ter of Berkeley and the general State law
for municipal corporations of the fifth
class. New use was also made of approved
provisions of charters of other cities in the
State.
The abolition of Constables and the sub
stitution of Deputy Marshals is in re-
spouse to the public sentiment.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-29

by means OF decoy letters managed to get
enough evidence against them to warrant
an arrest.
They claimed to have money printed
from genuine Treasury note plates and on
genuine Government paper
1t is believed that they have not sue
ceeded in victimizing many people, as
their operations were scarcely begun be-
fore they were arrested.
Alameda County Funds.
County Clerk Jordan has compiled a
statement of the cash in the various county
funds, showing a very satisfactory state Of
affairs
The county general fund, on an esti-
mated revenue of $2s8. $50 70, has had $685.
254 Al drawn from it, leaving $50, 426 50 to
carry the county through May and June
The county infirmary fund still contains
$50, 467 15 out of the $3.50, 148.
To carry on the work of keeping the
! county roads in order the sum of $3963 46 is
yet available out of the ST., 100 GA of esti-
mated revenue.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-29
WITH RIFLE AND PISTOL,
Sharp Shooting and Good
Scores at the Ranges
Across the Bay.
AT THE TRAPS IN ALAMEDA
Some Good Team Matches Between
the Various ClubS-Empire
Club Shoot.

The shooting ranges at Shell Mound
Park were well patronized yesterday. The
beautiful weather brought out the militia
men and members of the Schuetzen clubs
in great numbers and the popping of rifles
continued from early morn till dark.
The Red Mems shooting section held it's
annual eagle shoot, and there was large
attendance of lady spectators. John
Feldermann won the title of Schuetzen
Koenig and the other prize-winners in their
order were: H. Grieb, R. Schmalle, w.
Kreutzkann, ]. Tiedemann, P. HI. VIII, G..
Heuer, J. A. Mohr, T. Werner and ]. Zim-
norman The eagle was knocked to
pieces before the tenth prize had been
won.
The monthly bullseye shoot of the Ger
mania Schuetzen Verein brought out two
score rifemen. Their scores are measured
by points of which each is one one-thou-
sandth of an inch, SO that the fewer points
the better score. The prize-winners and
their scores are: G. Nobman 5, A. Jung
blut 272. H. Thode 800, D. Salfield $685. D..
B. Faktor 1907, A. Mocker $50, III. He'll
berg $3.50. L. Bendel 972 L. Klotz 986, +. 2.
Schister 1905.
The North German Schuetzen Club held
its regular monthly medal shoot, and
afterward two teams of nine men each shot
match The medal-winners were: First
class, J. Peters, Alt points; third class, A.
Hagedorn, $40 points; fourth class, +.
Rust, 3O3 points. The first best shot was
"a. made by II. Huber, and the last best
shot %, by II. Hellberg.
The team shoot was won and lost by the
following scores:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-29
SHORT ON WHEAT.
Broker Rumble Makes a Statement
About His Financial
Troubles.

In regard to the entanglementin which he
has become involved with his customers,
as published in yesterdays CALL, George
w. Rumble has made the following state
ment:
The continued advance in the prices of
wheat of 10 cents per bushel in Chicago caught
US short about 100000 bushels.
We had about fifty customers, few of whom
were ladies, who all made money. We paid
them profits of about $4,000 of our own
money. Our custom was TO settle contracts
with cash at once, thus paying instantly from
any and all cash on hand.
Our obligations do not exceed $4,000, which
we can adjust in short time. One OF the
traders, Miss Maggie Kane, who has sworn out
a warrant for my arrest, got her start from 80
l loaned her three weeks ago. She made $500
from that $40. She has been trading with US
about year. I have loaned her money sew
eral times. She gave US $500 as margin on
which to buy $4,000 bushels of July wheat.
Immediately on receiving the money from her
it was paid out to other customers.
Miss Kane's deal made q profit of 500 and
she wanted her money in a minute. l an
nounced that we would have to suspend doing
business until we could adjust matters and
and some other ladies said they wanted some
money to use Sunday, so l borrowed $3.50
which paid to them, reserving 500 for Miss
Kane. When returned to the office was told
that man named Simpson had induced Miss
Kane to have me arrested, hence l left the
office, not wishing TO be locked up over Sun
day. propose to return to the office Monday
morning and adjust all claims in full as
soon as l can turn myself.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-29
CRACKING CLAY PIGEONS.
An Inter-CIub Match Carried On at
Alameda Point - The Empire
Clubs Shoot.

The trap-shooters took possession of Ala
media Point yesterday, and all day they
shot in team shoots, lnter-club matches
and club shoots. The greatest interest of
the day was centered in an inter-club
team match between teams of ten men
from each of the three big trap-shooting
clubs, and team of ten unattached
shooters. The match they are shooting is
a continuous one which will last until
next August, when the accumulated en-
trance fees will be de distributed to the
winning team.
1t has not been decided, however,
whether the winning team will be that
one with the best average, the best total
score or the greatest number of victories.
The match yesterday went to the Empire
team, which, out of possible 200 blue
rocks, broke 164. The scores made were
as follows:
new Is, Fischer Is, Baum Id, Potter &c. Whit
ney 8, Bonns liz, Quinton IA, Wenzel ID; total
141.
Empire team-Andrews Ia, Debenbaum 10,
Webb 10, Young IL, Stewart II, Varney Is,
Baker -, Levi Is, ingalls, Is, Ellington 16;
total 1854.
Electric team-Nauman IA, Tanning II,
Fuedner II, Warden II, Slade H. II. Golcher
IS, Eugene Foster 10, Vernon 8, Ed Foster IA,
Murdoch 8; total 143.
Unattached team-McMurchy 10, Tucker is.
Belcart IL, Fay d, Little 10, Rincon g. Zeiner
IS, Jackson 8, Robertson Is, W. Golcher IS
total 131.
The Empire Club held its regular shoot
during the morning. This also partakes
of the nature of continuous match, and
the shoot yesterday was the second in the
match The prize will be an L. G. Smith
mmerless gun, and it will be given to the
man with the highest total at the end of
the season next fall. Including yesterday s
shoot the leaders so far are Nauman, with
81 out of possible so, Daniels with SO and
Webb with So. Each match is for thirty
birds. The scores yesterday were as fol-
lows:
Goodman 9, Fuedner 26, Tanning %, sloss -,
Alsen 10, Justins II, Stewart "a, Pringle II,
Burgan Is, ingalls, %, Daniels 81, FEELING 10,
McMurchy %, P. P. Moore II, L. A. Tucker 27,
C. w. Golcher IS, Bechist 81, Rincon IS, Han
ford 20, Levi 20, Newton "a, Leon II, Warder
81. Ellington 81, Anderson %, Andrus 20,
Quinton 20, Vernon 10, Williams 10, Zeiner %,
Fischer 25. Hall Is, Baum %, Nauman 81, H.
Golcher 20, Young %, Kerrison %.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-29

21-1s. ArCollins and Ben Clements defeated
L. Kenney and H. Stanley. Score: 21-14, 10
-21, 21-16 J. J. McGonigle defeated NJ. Do
LAM Score: 2I-1S, 21-2o, 21-19. G. Cum
ningham and W. Jacobs defeated l. Kenney.
Score: 21-14, 1921, 21-2o. C. J. McGlynn
and NJ, Dolan defeated G. Elmer and w. Jacobs.
Score: 21-19, 2O-21, 21--16. T. F. Bonnet
and al Collins defeated John Purcell and J..
Shaw Score: BIB, 15-21, 21-18. P. t.
Mccormick and John Hubbard defeated P. K.
Goessel and g. Herbert. Score: 21-17, IS
p, 2I-13. J. NJ Currie and j: S. slattery de-
feated T. F. Bonnet and John Purcell Score:
21-I0, 14-21, 21-15, 1871, 21-17.
Union court-R Gates and J. Wilds defeated
J. Traut and ]. O'Hara, 21-16, 1871, Pile,
l5-2I, 21-20. Finnigau and J. Nelson de-
feated Terence McManus and J. Williams,
2I-2O. 1911, els, 1921, 21-6. c. John
son and Professor ]. Lynch defeated NJ. Cough
Ian and w. Irving, 21-14, 1921, 21-1S.
James Wren and Austin HIendy defeated w.
ley. Oils, 17-21, 21-1s,, ]; J. McGonigle
and James Leary defeated NJ. Morton and G..
Mcnamara, 2l-13, 1871, 21-16. w. Hanni-
ford and II. Mckinney defeated w. White and
d. Doherty, Gle, 1871, 21-19. w. Ack-
erson and P. McGlade defeated G. Ackerson
and j. McDermott, 1921, 21-1S, 21--15, II
q, 21-19 j. Feeney and r. Linehan de-
feated AL Pennoyer and NJ. Dillon, 21-9, FL
Y. 21-20.