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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
VETERANS AND SONS.
Interesting Sessions of These Bodies
Held Last Night.

Pickett Camp last night was called TO
order by Commander Bass. and there was
prayer by Chaplain Winston
In the absence of the delegates to the
Grand Camp. Captain John Lamb gave
a brief account Of the proceedings OF that
body.
Colonel Alexander Archer by invitation,
made am interesting address which was
much enjoyed by the Camp.
Captain Whtlock will give the Camp a
musical entertainment Monday, october
Goth.
The Camp will attend services at the
Second Baptist church next Sunday
night.
r. Z. Lee Camp, No. /. Sons Of Con-
federato Veterans. held their regular
weekly meeting last night at Lee Camp
Hall There was a large attendance Of
Sons and a good representation from both
Lee and Pickett Camps. Commander J..
Leslie Spence Jr, presided.
A committee consisting Of Comrades l..
b. Spence. John A. Lamb and Joseph
II. Shepherd. Jr.. was appointed TO look
after the delinquent members.
Two amendments to the bylaws, which
lie over until next meeting. were offered.
Comrade b. a. Lacy read an interesting
paper on the battle of Malvern HILL"
which was much enjoyed by the veterans
as well as the sons.
On next Monday night there will be no
discussion Of any battle. hut on October
Goth Ccmrade John \. Lamb and Judson
S. Bosher viii discuss the battle of
fredericksburg"
Captain Sullivan. of Pickett Camp:
Captain John Lamb and Major Parham
of Lee Camp. gave very interesting per-
sOnal experiences during the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
CHAOS REIGNS
IN FAUQUIER
Lucien 7. Smith Decides Not to
Withdraw.
THE COMMITTEE NOMINATfs'
1hcx Claim that His Deciination Conld
Not he withdrawn aud Name w.
n. Lewis as Candidatc-Cen-
trail Committee 10 Decide.

wARRFNTON. VA. Oct. 16-Special.-
unexpectedly. chaos now relgns IN the
ranks OF the Democracy Of FauqDier'
Pursuant 20 a call Of the County chair
man the Democratic County Committee
met here to-day for the purpose OF select
ing a candidate as foater representative
from Ioudoun and Fauquier counties IN
place Of I.ucien r. Smith. the nominee oil
the Middlcburg convention october 4'n'
and who last week declined the nomiha-
lion. but to-day just prior TO the assem-
bling of tho committee withdrew ms oe-
cHnation. After the committee was con-
vened a majority held that his decHna-
ton could not be Withdrawn and II shouio
be regarded as final. W. II. Lewis VINO
opposed Smith at the Middleburg con-
yention. was then nominated by a vote
Of S 10 7 and instructed almost unaih-
mously 10 support Senator Martin.
Smiths supporters contend mat ms
Withdrawing the declinauon before the
assembling of the County Committee sun
left him the regular nominee. 1t VIII be
referred to the State Central Committee
for its decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17

declared that she would resign unless
the boy was sent back To- her grace.
COWles refused TO Do this. but sent over
10 Portsmouth and got his friend, FRO
fessor jenkins. principal of the foris-
mouth schools to come over and oStensi-
bly, 20 arbitrate. Professor Jenkins said
that such q thing would never have hap
pened in his schools. as he always de-
ferred entirely TO the teachers IN sucn
matters. nevertheless ne decided That
young Cowles had better stay In the High
School Then Mss Hope resigned.
The Board of School Trustees has
taken the mater uD. and there will be
trouble before IL is settled. Miss Hope
belongs 10 the most influential family in
this section of the State. and, further
more. has remarkably large circle Of
personal friends. made during her long
connection with the school. Public senti-
ment f. with her. for personal reasons and
on general principles.
Those parents whose children failed I'm
their examinations are now anxious to
know why their children were not pro-
noted Cowles is charged by them with
rank fayoritism.
What the outcome will be no one knows.
but that 10 will be Of "A radical nature Is
certain. All Of Hampton Is talking about
the AFFAIR. and there is a general warm
time over H.
Professor Cowles has been signally sue
cessful In the management OF the Hamp-
ton schools, placing them IN the thlrd
rank among the public schools OF the
State I'm point Of efficiency. His ability
I'm this respect has been much commented
upon. and the present affair Is deeply re-
GREETED. Up until this session he was
one Of the most popular men In Hampton.
and could get almost anything he desired
from the people of that littic city ky his
present attitude. however. he has injured
his popularity greatly. and has made
many outright enemies.
The situation. i'm any event. will be laid
before the State superintendent, Or.
SOuthail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
ALEXANDRIA'S CITY COURT.
\ Number of Convictions-a Police
mnn Assaulted.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, oct. l6.-Special.-
In the Corporation court to-day Judge j.
X. NJ. Norton presiding. the following bus
mess was transacted: Lamhon Anthony
Robert James. charged with larceny from
a Chesapeake and Ohio car; the former
sentenced to serve six months In the city
ian and pay fine of s.. the latter SEN
fenced to serve term Of two years In
penitentiary. john poean charged with
the larceny Of $40 from the person OF Lee
Wright. Jury couldn agree and prisoner
remanded TO Jail Malachi Ballard. cnarg-
ed with horse-stealing. case postponed ana
prisoner remanded o. JAIL
Policeman Frank spurks was assailed
al about o'clock yesterday morning oy
two unknown men. who choaked MIN ana
cut him on the shoulder. The officer hred
four shots at his ASA lants, but they made
good their escape.
A week OF PRAYER began yesterday at
the Methodist Protestant church IN this
city.
The preliminary opening OF the VI. Z.
Church. South Of this city, was held yes
terday. The church viii be competed
about the middle Of December.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
WEDDING CARDS.
VI. W. Cutshawl Under Arrest for Al
legged Swindling.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Oct 16-
Spocial-Cards are out announcing the
marriage on Wednesday Of Mr.. J. Preston
Carter a prominent buiness man Of
Charlottesville. and Miss EVE l.. Jennings,
OF Lynchburg.
Mr. NJ. W. Cutshawl, a travelling sales
man for some Richmond lumber firm. was
arrested here last night on warrant
sworn out by Joseph Brown (colored),
charging him with obtaining a note from
Brown for the amount of $50. under false
prctouscs. Cutshawl appeared before JUS
tice Haden this morning, and. owing TO the
lack of important Witnesses, the case was
postponed until Monday October I'D, and
the prisoner, failing to give bail was sent
30 jail
Mr.. Cutshawl Is well known here. where
he did q large business in building few
years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17

could be brought against the h"Id,i
,couid Dee under the statute intended I'D
.,ra,ent the obstruction Of the due adiiilH-
istration Of Justice. The CHIEF Justice
or tho Supreme Court of the United states
is b,. law. one OF the circuit judges oi
tIis rfrcuit We're he holding The circuit
Court here and some dissatisfied husah1
fake his life. the only punishment t"al
,o,,f1 be found under the United states
laws for the murder Of the highest Judi-
ciaf officer I'm the government, WouiH "'
..an insignificant fine or almost normal
imprisonment m jain. coz both. Tor I'M
,,eoiug the court in the discharge OF
It's duties.
"The theory Of the general government
from fits foundation. has been that ct-
lenses falling within the higher grade oil
crimes will Doe punished by the several
States. under their own criminal laws.
In the last fifteen years perhaps twenty
men. connected in various ways with the
enforcement Of the internal revenue laws
have been killed in the line of their duty
I'm this district.
$50 far as this court is Informed, not
one of the slaycrs of these men has ever
been convicted in n State court nor
prosecutions put on foot against any
of them. II is expecting too much that
the authorities acting under one govern
ment will guard and protect the lives OF
the officers Of the other.
"This Is q duty the Federal Government
should itself assume. and. by proper leg
islation. provide for the protection OF its
own officers. when engaged I'm executing
its laws. The court sentences each Of you
to be imprisoned at hard labor for the
maximum term prescribed by the sta
tute under which YOU were indicted
which Is ten years"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17

There is lost colored child at the
Second Police Station awaiting its par
ents. if it has any. 1t does not know its
name
Thomas Rice, colored. was turned over
TO the Henrico Authorities yesterday by
the city police on the charge of stealing
two COWS from Mr.. Browning, of Henrico
county. lie was arrested as a suspicious
character
Rosa Scott. colored, was arrested by
Sergeant Orange for being dlsorderly
and creating a disturbance.
Aaron Kinney. colored, was arrested by
officer J. b. Howell for assaultng Annie
Jones with a stick.
wilton Cosby was arrested by Officer
Shoemaker for assaulting f. J. stone
breaker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17

CHRIsTIANsBURG. VA. oct 16.-Spe-
cial-State Senator NJ II. Clayton Of the
Fourth Senatorial district. to-day filed
his notice with W l.. Currin. clerk OF the
court here. that he was a candidate for
reelection This removes all doubt as
To his not being candidate. since some
were inclined to doubt it, He has many
friends In the country and will get a large
vote at the election. He is a Tyler man
and a strong advocate of an honest vlec-
lion law. which will win him many votes
he would not otherwise receive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
A SCHOOL IMBROGLlO.
Miss Hope Resigns and MIR. Cowles
Must Answer fer IL.

NEWPORT NEWS VA, oct 16.-spe-
cial.-There is a schism in the Hampton
public schools that is likely to prove eX-
tremely detrimental 20 the enicieAey OF
those institutions and TO result IN the
discontinue OF those connected with
them
Miss Molle Hope. teacher OF the eighth
grade niece Of the poet. James Barron
\ lone ana ss'er Of MayS Sier H teseb,6 ot
this grade for tvvelve wears, and gaining
a reputation as one OF the best teachers
In the State
Of the schools. Is the direct cause vi MISS
Hopes resignation.
Professor Cowles has been principal
OF the schools FOR four years. Last ses-
sion and session before last he had IN ne ne
eighth grade younger orotaer, Nea
Cowles who failed utterly 70 pass exami-
nations, and, in Consequence, was p not pro-
NOTED 10 the High school t Tr9iesso or
Cowles this session promoted Ned over
the teachers head, whereupon Miss Hope
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
EARLY MORNING WEDDING.
Miss Payne Becomes the Bride of MIR.
james NJ. Booker.


At Park Place Methodist Church was
the scene AZ o'clock yesterday morning
Of a quiet wedding. when Miss. Margaret
Hinton Payne. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Junius Payne, become the wife OF Mr..
James NJ. Booker. the pastor, Rev.
Thomas n. Pats. ID. D.. officiating. 10
was a pretty marriage, as all autumn
weddings are. Witnessed by a company of
relatives and intimate friends. Among
relatives of the bride who attended the
wedding was Miss Daisy Smith. OF Pc
tersburg, and Mr.. George c. Davis, OF
Danville
After the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Book
er drove to the Chesapeake and Ohio de-
pot for the o'clock train 20 Old Point
whence the honeymoon journey North
Will be on board the steamer jefferson.
for New York. They will spend several
DAYS at the Holman House before start
ing south for Washington where they
will be until Sunday. coming back to
Richmond on the I'D.
Mr.. and Mrs Booker received number
OF handsome presents. mostly of silver.
The gentlemen OF the jefferson Hotel
management gave very handsomely
upholstered leather couch The groom
has long been connected with the Jeffer-
son. and now holds the responsible posi-
ton OF chief clerk.
The bride who Is a very attractive
young woman, appeared 10 great advan-
tage yesterday morning in travelling
suit OF blue cloth, with hat In harmony.
Mr. and Mrs. Booker will live with the
brides parents AZ No. SO west Main
Street.
Forthcoming Marriages.
Miss. Gertrude Lee Butler, daughter
OF Mr.. Robert +. Butler OF Chesterfield
County will be married TO Mr. Henry
Clay. treasurer Of Campbell county. Va,
az ESQ o'clock this evening The we'd
ding will take place at the Chester Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Rev. Charles
Friend officiating. The bridc-elect is a
granddaughter of Mr. A. : lee and
niece OF MIR A. ST. Clair Butler. of
Richmond
Mr. Robert W. Christian has issued in
Nitations 10 the marriage OF his daughter.
Miss Lille Belle Christian TO Mr. David
r. shelton. OF Louisa county, October
18th. 1859.
Mittcidorfer-S alomonsky.
Mr.. Leroy Mitteldorfer and Miss Katie
Salomonsky were married Sunday in
New York al the residence Of the brides
uncle. . Mr. Leo Ausbaoher. No. 1863 Madi-
son Avenue.
The ceremony was performed ~ Rabbi
Neumark and many relatives Of both
parties were present.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mrs Eta
saiomonsky OF this city.
The young couple left New York i'm
rnediately after the ceremony and reached
this city yesterday morning. They will
stop for week with the brides neither,
AZ No. 1906 Grove Avenue. and viii then
continue their trip South Their future
home will be al No. 1906 Grove Avenue.
~. lltteldorfer Is Of the firm Of Nit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
Caroline Republicans.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, Oct. 16.-
Special.-The nomination by the Republ-
cans OF Caroline county o. ). i. Pitts
for the Legislature against B. Powers
Jr.. the Democratic candidate viii make
the campaign I'm that county the Warmcst
of any county i'm the state
Powers Is young and ambitious Pitts
&c a successful business man. Both cam
didates will make a vigorous canvass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
Mr. SCHOEN'S REPORT,
The Committee on Light Receives Its
Eighty Cent Gas.

Ei@hty-trnt Gas.
Tho Committee on Light met I'm Room
y at 5 o'clock Those present We're
Messrs. Ferriter. Mosby. Seay. Shea, Tan
ner and Wallerstein chairman.
The report of Mr.. Scoen on Electrolyss
was received and referred 10 Superinten-
dent Knowles without reading by the
committee. and the committee decided TO
hold a joint meeting with the Com
mitee on Water, to consider the report
az a time 10 be named by the chairman
Of the Committee on Water.
The resolution offered by Mr. Waller
stein I'm the Council, to furnish gas at
so cents per 1900 cubic feet, was. at HIS
request. laid on the table until the next
meeting.
Superintendent Knowles was granted
leave of absence for one week. 10 attend
the meeting Of the National Association
of Gas Engineers. TO be held in New York
city this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
uIndependent Ticket.

ROANOKE. VA. oct .-Special.-To-
day the following independent ticket was
announced: For State Senate. n. NJ. Clay
tor editor of the Roanoke Times On
cumbenO for House of Delegates. John
J. Hannah. Of Roanoke county teX-repre-
sentstivc). and G. W. Crumpecker Of
Roanoke city, They will oppose the regu-
lar Democratic Nominees. who are in
structed TO vote for Martin for United
States Senate. They declare for an honest
election law and the election Of senators
by the people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
Governor Tyler Exnccted To-Day.

Governor Tyler. It was announced yes
terday morning, was TO return from East
Radford last night. but his son. Major
Heth Tyler. received a letter IN the atter-
noon. saying that the Governor wouid
not leave East Radford until to-day. lie
is evnected AT the mansion tonight The
Governor viii be accompanied by his
family
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
stafford independent.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. oct. 16.-
Specsl.-It is stated that Mr.. II. W. Ber-
rev. Of Stafford county. who was e MEM
her Of the last Legislature, will be an
independent candidate for the Legisla-
iure from Stafford and King George
counties In the approaching election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
REPAIRS for the Texas.

NORFOLK. VA. Oct. Specialize
Rattleship Texas arrived at the Norfolk
Navy Yard about nom to-day.
II was learned tonight that survey IN
all departments aboard the battleship has
been ordered and II "a apparent that con-
siderable work will be done upon her az
this yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. oct To-
Special.-W. T.. Grigsby and J. Cawood. of
King George both Republicans, have an
nounced their candidacy for the Legs
Iature from Stafford and King George
counties against Henry r. Garnett the
Democratic nominee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
SpottsyIyania Land sale,

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. oct 16.-
Specialize BcuzleY property in this
county. containing over "A thousand acres,
adjoining the White Hall and Randolph
gold mines. was sold here to-day at pub
lie auction.
A. r. Embrey was the purchaser at
&. U-N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
EINIIxlI;IIIll3

teldorfer & Son, the well known dec
orators Of Richmond. and Miss SALON.
onsky is a charming and popular young
belle Of the West End.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
Newell Will Sign.

THE HAGUE. oct. 1s.-stanford Newell
Irnfted states Minister 10 the Netherlands
viii sign the protocol embodying the
srreements reached by the Representatives
of the Powers participating in the recent
Peace Conference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17

Mr.. II. Carter Redd. who has been at
the Old Dominion Hospital for some
weeks. left yesterday FOR his home Beaver
Dam
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17

WARMERS SAFE CURE is the
only remedy of the present day,
which sufferers from kidney
trouble, men, women or child
dren, can take with positive
certainty that they will be re-
lieved and cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
Black Dress Goods

NEW CREPONs handsome and elc-
giant. finch widths, per yard So
d 80 and g..
ELEGANT CREPONS the best made
A. inches wide. at So, $50, $50 81
and $50 per yard.
CHEVIOT SUiTlNGS, all WOOL ~
inches. per yard SOC.
CHEVIOT SUITINGS. I'D inches
wide. at per yard. l5c.. >7c.. 81 ana Sl.-o'
CAMEIss HAIR CHEVIOTS. N-lnch
widths. per yard, $l.5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
MUNYON'S

! do not believe there
Is a case Of dyspep-
STA. indigestion or
any stomach trouble
that cannot be re-
lieved nj once and
permanently cured
by my DYSPEPSIA
CURE.
MUNYON.
At all druggists,
25c. a vial. Guide
10 Health and medi-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17
EmhrOideriSS and LaCGS

GALLONS, white. cream and black
- to 4-inch widths, prices per yard
12iac to- 81.
f..FG LACEs. bllck Venice and
imitation Renaissance, 2l-inch widths.
per yard 81.
EMBROIDERIES. Hamburg and
nainsook edges. - TO 5-inch widths
prices per yard from sac. TO Ac.
SWISS EDGES AND INSERTIONS.
in fine narrow patterns, 25c. per yard
10 zoe.
MATCHED SETS. I'm nainsook swiss
and cambria patterns, all new prices
per yard from poe. 10 81.
ALLOVER EMBROlDERiES AND
REVERINGS. IN swiss, nainsook and
cambria. 2l- to l-inch widths, soc. per
yard 10 s..
SILK GAUZEs. evening shades. a
inches wide. special values. per yard
75c.
CHIFFONs. MOUssELAINEs AND
LIBERTY SILKS all the evening
shadines. i6-inch widths. per yard '5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17

S
rworht mere he
the e. VI
with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-17

NAPKINS. SIS size, an linen. extra
fine per dozen. Sl.2j and N-5O; better
grades ranging from $40 per dozen
to $3.50.
NAPKINS, q size. special extra fine
all-linen per dozen $3.50. better grades
i'm q size. 50. S. 81. $50 and 49,
TABLE DAMAsK. FUN blcached. an
linen. 90 inches wide, at per yard Doe.
TABLE DANASH. special extra
heavy. 6 inches. at per yard 65c.
TABLE DAMASK. extra heavy. e'e-
giant patterns. q inches wide, prices
per yard 15c and 81.
TABLE LINENS. double *, -
inches wide. per yard Sl-5.
TOWELS. hemmcd buck size 1896
inches. Der dozen 81 5D.
TOWELS. hemmed hlck. size 9oXi0
inches. per dozen 81.
TOWELS. pure linen. hommod and
hemstitched size 22Ni- inches price
per dozen So.
TOWELS. hcmstitchcd. damask b0--
der extra fine size 22Xl2 price per
dozen $3.50.
TOWELS. special values I'm heh
grades. AT per dozen ST. 50. S. $3.50, 50
and Sl2
Bed Furnishings
HEMsTITCHED SHEETS. o0xeo-iach
best cotton. each Csc.
HEMMED SHEETS, best cotton. size
90x9o. each 65c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-12
MISS uoYT NO LONGER CHAMPION
Mrs. FoN Heats Her nt Golf on the
Philadelphia Links.

PHILADELPHIA. october 1.-THE Sc
cond day OF the womcns national cham
p0nship goif tournament at the Philadel-
| phia Country club. at Bala, suburb OF
! this city. opened with foggy, warm wea-
Their. Tho links were very damp. owing
Co heavy cew, making good golf very
uncertain The first players out had 60
play cautiously and were somewhat
handicapped In consequence. BY noon,
however, the sun broke through the
heavy mist. and soon had the course I'm
/ good condition. The programme for to-
days play consisted Of the nauoaal
championship round ~ the sixteen play
cr, who qualified yesterday. and the con-
ISOLATION round Of the second sixteen for
tho trophy offered by the Women's Golf
Association OF Philadelphia. The strug-
gle for the championship had the effect
OF bringing out more spectators than yes
tCrday.
The championship round went on the
links first. Miss Marion Oliver. OF Al
bany. and Miss May Barron. OF Irving
tOn-on-the Hudson, being the opening
pair The greatest interest centered In
tho pair composed of Miss BeatriX Hoyt
% Southampton l.. l.. and Mrs. Caleb h.
Fox. OF Rydal. Pa. There was an un-
usually large gallery" following these
I
prised by the strong game put up by Mrs.
Fox Miss iioyts playing was not up to
her standard. MTs. Fox showed up par
ticularly strong on the green. For awhile
tho playing between the two was close,
but. beginning with the ninth hole. Mrs.
Fox drew away and won by three up and
two 10 play. AS only the winner IN the
pairs qualities for the second round ia the
championship, to be played tomorrow
Miss Hoyt is now practically "eN-cham-
pi0n." Mrs Fox was rOundly choered,
and sympathy was extended 20 Miss Hoyt'
who for three years has held the cham-
p.anship against AN corners. summarize:
Miss Bcatrix Hoyt. Shinnecock i'm
Gof club. Southampton. J.. l., out 90, in
a.. two holes unplayed.
Mrs. caleb +. Fox. Huntingdon Valley
club Rydal Pa, out 81, In 81 two EoleS
mplaycc
Miss Marion Oliver. Albany n. Y,
/ AGAINST Miss Mary Barton lrvington-on-
h.-Hudson; Miss Oliver won by up
| 90 play
Miss Florence McNeely, Philadelphia
AGAINST Miss Anna Sands, Newport X.
j.. Miss Sands won, up, TO play.
Miss Ruth Underhill. Glen Cove, J.. H.
/ against Miss Jane Swards MoIrlsl-"h'
/ \ T.: Miss Underhnl won by mp 10
play. r,..,., o-o,rst
Miss Alice Day, Morri-town. y. d. MISS
Aackay won by up 30 play
Mrs A. Dewitt Cochrane' lrvlnslolh,-" CON
the hudson. against Miss q. NJ. hl7nop'
| bridgeport. Conn; Miss Cochfane "o"'
/ by up 20 play.