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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-29
METEOROLOGICAL DATA.

METEOROLOGICAL DATA.
September IS, 1000.
Maximum temperature .... 10
Minimum temperature .......... 81
Normal temperature .............. 81
departure from normal ........plus 6
Departure, from normal since jan
uary list ......................p plus 2ss
Rainfall in past "a hours. ....... .05
Rainfall since first of month. .......1. 80
Mean relative humidity .......... 81
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-29

Miss Mayo. daughter of Hon. w. r.
Mayo, of this city, who went TO Rich
mond to christen the United States
torpedo boat destroyer Decatur, re-
turned with her party Thursday even
ing. During her stay there she was
the recipient of many honors.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-29

Norfolkians were registered at New
York hotels yesterday as follows: %.
q. Bassett. j. p. Kevill Albert: Mrs.
g. Loonis Mrs. J. y. Ring. Astor: H.
L. Page and wife. Grand Union; w. *.
Nible. Imperial: Miss NJ. L. Cooke,
Mrs w. ID. Rountree. Miss Il. Roun-
tree. Park Avenue
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-29

MIR. c. f. Thacker. the popular edi-
tor and publisher OF the Newport News
Daily Press. was in the city yesterday
on brief business trip.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-29

MIR. ID. 5. Burwell. secretary-treasu-
rer OF the Albemnrle and Chesapeake
Canal Company. is at his desk again
in the Citizens Bank building. He re-
turned yesterday from Blue Ridge
summit. Pa, and WAS accompanied by
his family. who had spent the Sum
mer at that pleasant resort.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-29
Women's fast black Fall
weight stockings. Regular
25c. goods, at 15c. a pair.

Women's fast black ribbed
stockings. Regular SC. goods,
at Sc. 4 pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-29
Agents for the
Celebrated Banta Hats.

a leading Hat for leading dressors
ii stylish. nobby and pretty hat
that has becomingness and symmc-
try TO please the most fastidious.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17
"A. aud NJ. Promotions.

College Station. Tex. lime II
Following is the promotion listintbe
corps Of cadets for the session Of Ieoo-
1901:
captains tseniorl: Company 4. W.
l. darhade; company B.T.M. Smith:
company G, w. W. Armstrong: COM
pany d. 7. j. Pinson.
Commissioned staff: First lieu-
tenant and adjutant, r. w. Yarbor-
ough; first lieutenant and ouatcr-
MASTER II f Elrod; first lieutenant
ana private secretary, q. Hurst;
IlrSt lieutenant Of signal corps, r. +.
Coulter.
FIRST lleutenants: Company \, VI.
r. Thomas; company -, j. II.
simpson; company G, \. T.. storey;
company ID, G. Bryan.
Second lieutenants frank In order
given: 7. Alice, A.. G. Moser. l.. NJ.
Taylor 4. Hughes, VI. l.. Klcinsmith
r. = Haberzettle, W. Hyde, j.
Ehrhardt.
l'-Non-commissioned stall: Ser
geant major b. Youngblood quater-
master sergeant, 4. j. Nelf; battal-
ion clerk, II. l.. Alexander.
First sergcantsrank in order givcnl
Il Eisenhower, ;. \. Rawilns. q. 4.
Barham, + W. Charskey. W. NJ.
stafford, |. Kerr, j. II Harris, y. NJ.
Carpenter, r.. Rice, f.. NJ. Ross, j.
Hayfort, &. \. Strieber, j. Radford.
Il. &. Kerr, T.. Kloss, II. Ross. NJ. NJ.
Wrenn' a. \. Egg. j NJ. Hawkins.
{. 7. Downing, j. Harrison, r.. Alex
ander.
Corporals frank in order given) :
D. u. Riley, j. Odom, r.. Noble. NIL.
Abrahpms, W. Martin, +. Hackney.
II. h. McIavy, W. Boney, r.. f..
Worthing, \. @. Sattlcr, W. r..
Thies, w. =. Hackney, \. Chapman.
w. Koch, o. Jones, j. l.. Preston.
). Il. Edison, l.. r. Kaylor. II. 4.
Herndon, VI. Fenncr. 4. G.. HarraI.
J \. Bransun, II. Heidelberg. II. +.
Mathews, T.. SwiutL, W. Krczdorn.
J. Williams, j. II. Lcvcrscdgo. &. ".
Abbot, l.. T.. Hin, ". &. Holland.
W. II. Jouott.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

Austin, Tex, June lG.-State Insuranc,
Commissioner jefferson johnson has is
sued an official notice revoking, cancel.
ing and anuu linz the certificate OF au.
thority 10 do business in Texas granted
the Proyident Savings Life Assurance
Society of New York ON March !, 1900.
Th,S action was taken by Commissioner
Johnson because the company refused to
allow an examination mEde of It's affairs
by Mr. Thweatt, an examiner of the
Texas insurance department, who il now
in New York. This company has large
Texas business, which it will be forced
20 abandon under the order. Il has over
100000 invested in buildings in Fort
Worth and Waco.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17
WILLING TO Arc .TRArE.
0omPers Induce. street Car strikers 20
Change Their Attitude.

ST. louis, June l5.-By n practically
unanimous vote the local union OF street
railway employees Of the Tnnsit caa.
pany out ON a strike decided to sal n,
the matter Of reinstatement Of On
20 arbitration. BY the sssae votI N 10
executive committee ~ the union. was
empowered 10 negotiate with the COM
pany and make a final settlement with.
out referring the matter back TO the
union. THIS action was brought about
through thc influence Of Samuel Com.
pers. president u the American FEEDER.
alton Of Labor, who was present at tho
mass meeting
j. ]. Hohan, who came here from
Chicago 10 work for the Transit compa.
ny, was probably fatally shot 10y sylves-
ter Suleif. fellow employee. The two
men were in the sheds Of the Union line
at Kossuth and Obear streets. Suleff.
who claims the shooting was accidental.
was arrested.
The coruncr's inquest ON the killing
Of Edward Thomas and George Rine
and inquiring into the wounding Of Ed.
ward Burkhardt, Oscar Marvin and
John White, streetcar strikers. who
were shot by special deputy sheriirs near
the posse barracks ON Washington ave.
nue. Sunday was resumed.
A number Of witnesses testified and
most of them conceded in saying the
strikers Were orderly and apparently
catried no arms
a car ON the Baden avenue line was
badly wrecked nj the intersection Of
Broadway and Gimblin avenue. The
front wheels were shattered asl was
also the motor.and the car raised sever.
al feet from the track. The conductor
was bodily bruised in the lowor limbs
The carried no passengers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

At the Baptist Church today DR..
Slmms will conduct both services
at II o'clock he will have something
To say about some Of the customs
prevailing in Bryan. Hear him for
yourself and then you will not get
Your Information socondhandcd-at
night he will preach to the young
people. The public is invited.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17
Case. Against the walls.

Nacogdochos, Tex, June lG.-The
cases against Eugene Wall and father.
Buck Wall, and two brothers, Brunn
and Pleas Wall, who are all here In Gus.
tody charged with the murder of Ben
Brooks In San Augustine two weeks ago
are to DO heard by Judge T. q.
Davis ut Rusk on next Tuesday.
The prisoners are to be taken over to
Rusk next Monday A large number Of
witnesses from san Antonio will bo re.
quired 10 attend.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

New York, June lG.-Oswald Often.
dorfer, editor of the Staatz Zeituug, re-.
viewing the political attitude Of German.
Americans, says they have been betrayed
by Mckinley. They are IN dread of the
uncertainty Of "A silver victory, but in
the imperialistic principles Of the Repub.
hcans they see greater danger, therefore
they will east their votes for Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

The demand for chemical and
veterinary laboratory was appar.
ent to all who visited he A. and
NJ. College for the commencement
exercises. The space allotted to
these primarily important depart
ments now is wholly inadequate to
the demands of their work, and a
new building is a pressing necessJ-
ty for which it is hoped the next
Legislature will make ample pro-
vision.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17
Charge. AsaIn.t an omcer.

Tucson, A. T.. June lG.-Sam Finley.
a well known politician and ex.city mar.
shal Of Tucson, has been arrested ON u
charge Of attempted assault 70 commit
murder. His arrest grows out Of the re-.
cent Jail breaking at Tombstone in
which train robbers escaped aud Deputy
Sheriff Bravy was shot. Finley denies
all completely in the jail breaking.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17
Farmers Alliance Meeting.

Corsioana, Tex, June i6.-While 1t
was settled some time ago by the execu.
tive committee Of the Farmers State
Alliance that the meeting Of that organ.
ization this year would be- held ut or
near Nacogdoches, but the exact date
was not fixed. II has been decided that
the meeting will be held ON the first
Tuesday In August ut Nacogdochcs and
continue three days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17
Notice

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of June l1sO, the commits
sioner> court of Brazos county, Texas
viii set rs a board Of equalization for
the purpose of equalizing the assess
ments for the present year. by order
of the commissioners court.
q. W. McMichael
Clerk, Co. Court h. G..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

North Texas is shipping large
quantities of Irish potatoes to the
northern markets. Two hundred
car loads will 60 from Lamar
county. Texans are learning to
send things out OF the state instead
of eternally sening out of the state
for things.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

Hutchlnaon, kas, June 10. A Santa
Fe freight train mniuto aud demolished
streetcar ut the Main street crossing
here, killing Mrs, Mrs j. @. Patten,
Mrs. William Burtch and Mrs. G.. Kown.
Mrs. Edward White, Mrs j. H. Glass.
cock and Mrs. Daniel Conklin were se.
rinuslv inlnrnd.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

II b Kellogg, Cincinnati; d n
Jacks, New Orleans; l. Wool
bridge, City; T. + Jones, Harvey;
ID i Holland, Reliance; l. Feath-
erston, TT Worth; a l. Kellogg,
Louisville.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17
Hote, Arrivals.


&c Maggie, College; NJ Nsgle. City ;
Mrs James Mallory, birmingham
I ID Gillespie, San Antonio: Bob
Holcomb, Cisco; W J Taylor, Hous-
ton; q W Schmidt. Dallas; G +
Lang, Houston; Sergt, a. X. Addi-
son. Whites Farm; = ID oliver. J +
Butler, + w McConico, City; Cary
Hutson, j u Carter, TIC Bittle, Col
lege; w II NJ Reid, J q Sergeant,
- Louis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

Vote for the street improvement
bond issue Tuesday. Don't neg.
lect going to the polls. Bryan is
on the up grade, keep 'er goin'.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

Washington, june Yellow fever
has broken out at Aquemados, eight
miles from Havana, whore United
States troops are stationed Thus far
There has been IA cases, three OF which
proved fatal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

Temple, Tex, June lG.-Reports from
the oil fields west Of Temple, where local
capitalists are boring an experimental
well indicates there will be- strike soon. 4
small quantity of oil IN seams has al.
ready been found, and the hole is only
100 feet down.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17
The Lamp Exploded.

Eureka Springs, Ark, June iG.-Miss
Font Harvey, formerly engrossing clorS
of the state senate, was fatally burned
here by the explosion Of coal oil lamp
over which she was heating curling
iron.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

Austin, June ld.--The governor re-.
fused 20 grant the application for com.
mutation of the sentence death penalty
of Sid Spears, who was convicted at the
April term, 1899, Of the district court VI
Gay-1n, for the murder of his wife.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17
SUNDAY JUNE II, 1900.
Attend the A. and NJ. summer
normal and summer school.

The dry weather has come but
no movement has yet been inau.
gurated for the improvement OF the
roads leading to Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

The hot weather demands a rig
i'd enforcement of sanitary meas.
ures. Cut the weeds, and keep
the streets, alleys and sewers clean.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-17

Enamel photos card size 50 cents
per dozen ut Willis n Coleman,
Tuesday and Friday of rall
week. lg2t
Evening star., 1900-08-03

on over 100 runs in partnership Hewett
and Squire made another stand near the
end OF the innings, the latter in particular
hitting vigorously and well for 30 not out.
The Haverford innings proved a veritable
procession to and from the wickets Not
one OF the men could stay long enough to
get set, and the highest score of the side
was Z. by w. w. Justice. l.. W. De Motto
made a valiant attempt to save the game,
and in the company OF W. V. Dennis he
succeeded in playing out time before either
lost MS wicket The following are tho
totals: Cambridge University, 2s5: Haver.
ford College, 81 for o wickets.
Evening star., 1900-08-03
Motley's Easy Win Of the Glen Cove
Handicap.
MAZAGAN FAKEAHE GOODWO0D CUP
Haverford cticksters outpIayed
by Cambridge.
CANADA'SYACHT CHALLENGE

Motley hardly surprised the Brighton
Beach trainers and horse owners yesterday
when she galloped home first for the Glen
Cove handicap. one mile and a sixteenth,
for three-year- Her victory was antic-
ipated ,inasmuch shrewd observers
backed the gray filly so consistently that she
started a strong second choice to Pierre
Lorllards entry. David Garrick and Mari
bert. coupled out the result of the race GER
tainly did convince a number of horsenen
| that they were far from right in estimating
the class of several colts that were supposed
earlier In the season to rank with the best
Motley Is something above the average,
fillies go. but that she could win. and win
as she did from David Garrick and the
| much -vaunted western Derby winner Sid
ney Lucas. reflects little credit on those
colts. David Garrick. since early spring.
has been regarded as in the first rank of
the three-year-o -olds of the east. Sidney Lu-
cas-, after beating all the best horses of all
ages in the west, came to New York
with the fresh glory of a victory In the
American Derby at Chicago. to run for the
Brighton cup on Saturday, but William
| Lakelands Brighton Beach trained gray
flly took the track from them, and, going
on in front. won all the way For Sidney
| Gently had long railroad journey. but at
| that he showed none of the wonderful quail
| iflcations claimed for him.
The Glen Cove was the fifth race on the
cara. anu Will SlA VI tlle elBHl HdIIleu 10
run in the race, the Lorilard entry was
always favorite. Motley went out to make
| the pace from the first jump, Maribert fol-
| lowing her, with Plucky third and Sidney
| Lucas, slow to move. last. Around the first
| turn Motley opened up two lengths of day
| light. and from that point on there was al
ways open space between her and her pur-
| suers Maribert hung on second to the last
| turn, where he gave 1t up, and David Gar
| rick made an attempt to get to the pace
| maker. the others then being hopelessly out
| of it. The best that Garrick could do, how
| ever. was to force Wedderstrand. on Mot
! ley, to ride out, the filly winning cleverly at
| the end by a length and half. Five
| lengths further back Big Gun, very cheap
selling class animal. beat Sidney Lucas
| head for third place. Plucky finished on
| three legs. so lame that his rider had to dis
| mount and lead him back to the stand.
The remainder of the days program was
| remarkable in that every other race was at
| a distance less than a mile, four of the
| races being for two-year-olds, and three of
| the days purses being for maidens. In
| spite of that the attendance was good. The
| weather was fine and the track again at its
| fastest.
Evening star., 1900-08-03
DIED UNDER FAITH CURE.
Prayer Had No Eject on Appendicitis
That Afflicted Patient.

From the New York World today.
Reginald w. Bury. a believer in Christian
Science. died late Wednesday night at his
home. 765 Degraw avenue, Newark
An hour before Bury died DIR. William
H. Warren of 1s1 Verona avenue was sum-
moned He was not in his Office and DR..
schneider responded, but found Bury dead.
Dr. Schneider reported the death to County
physician Washington and the latter de-
chned to issue burial permit yesterday
until he had investigated the case
II was learned that Bury was an English
man. the son of clergyman. When he fell
Ill OF appendicitis he summoned Christian
Science Healer Wilmot NJ. Chestin Of 81
Jones street. Jersey City Prayer had no
effect on the vermiform appendix.
Bury and his wife were members of the
First Church of Christ, in BelIeville ave-
nue., Newark.
Evening star., 1900-08-03
Yacht Challenge From Canada.

At a meeting last night of the Royal
Canadian Yacht Club of Toronto Canada,
it was decided to write to the Rochester
Yacht Club, challenging it to race for the
Fisher cup. to be held this fall. The condi-
tions attached to the Fisher cup call for
ten months notice from the challenging
club. Word has been received from private
sources in Rochester that If the ROYAL
Canadian Yacht Club would challenge the
Rochester club the ten months notice
would be waived The Genesee, which won
the cup last year. will again defend it,
There are three Toronto boats all qualified
to challenge for the cup-the Beaver. the
Minota and the Toronto.
Evening star., 1900-08-03
batsmen completely collapsed before the at

batsmen completely collapsed before the at
tack of Alexander and I.innell. their op-
ponents' crack bowlers, and they lost 8
Wickets for 81 runs.
The Haverfordians had their first ex-
perience of an English slow wicket. and to
add to their discomfort, the day was dull
ard the light all through their innings was
wretched- The Cambridge men got what
ever good was to be got out of the wicket.
and before they were disposed of they had
run up a total of 2i5. Heading and Alex
ander made a great stand for the second
wicket, and before the former was stumped
by Roberts OF De Motto the pair had put
Evening star., 1900-08-03
Won. Lost.
BicycIist Johnson Dead.

Louis A. Johnson. at one time one of the
best-known bicycle racing men in the coun-
try, died at his home in Cleveland yester-
day after lingering illness.
Johnson and his brother were pioneers in
bicycle racing and have been seen in nearly
all Of the cities of the country. Several
years ago Louis Johnson was injured in
race at the Madison Square Garden, New
York. and since that time he had not ap-
peared on the track.
Evening star., 1900-08-03

Three adjourned games from previous
rounds of the international chess tourna-
ment at Munich were resumed yesterday.
Maroczy beat Burn in a game adjourned
from the second round. and Berger defeat
ed Maroczy in a game adjourned from the
sixth round. while the game between Burn
and Billecard, adjourned from the seventh
round, was won by Burn. The scores follow:
Evening star., 1900-08-03
Emperor william. Latest Sermon,

The German papers print a sermon
preached by Emperor William last Sunday
on board the imperial yacht Hohenzollern.
from Exodus xviii, sill: And 1t came to
pass when Moses held up his hand that
Israel prevailed: and when he let down his
hand Amalek prevailed" The subject was
The Holy Duty and Holy Power Of Inter-
cession- The report shows that the dis
course was quite bellicose toward China
or the soldiers going thither the imperial
preacher said:
They shall be the strong arm which pun-
fshes assassins. They shall be the mailed
fist which smites that chaotic mass. They
shall defend. sword in hand, our holiest nos
sessions. True prayer can still
east the banner of the -dragonfnto the dust
and plant the banner Of the cross upon the
wallis"
Evening star., 1900-08-03
BASE BALL.
Standing of the Clubs.
Chicago, 7; New York, 9.

Chicago, Z; New York, 9.
Chicago outbatted the Giants at New
York yesterday. and won the game by the
score of to 9. Manager-Captain Davis
kicked himself out of the game. thereby
weakening his team. Mercer and Griffith
were both hit hard. Following is the score
by innings:
Chicago. go................ o 10 5 o OF
New York. rk........... O Ia
Earned runs-Chicago 6; New York l. First
base on errors.New York. 2. Left on bases-Chi-
cngo. Z; New York, Z. First base balls-On
IGr1Gith. 4; or Mercer;- q struck out-8y Grifhth-
I; BY Mercer. g. Stolen bases-yan HaItren (9
sslbach and Doyle. Double plays-Dexter and
Evening star., 1900-08-03
Racing at Saratoga.

Increased attendance and spirited racing
marked the second days sport of the Sara
toga Racing Association yesterday at Sara
toga. N. Y. The weather was perfect.
Matt" Byrnes resigned as starter early in
the afternoon, to be succeeded by James F.
Caldwell.
John E. Madden announced that Kilmar-
mock would not start in the Brighton Cup
owing to the injury to his off fore leg. Kinley
Mack will also be an absentee. his trainer.
Peter WINNER. fearing to send him over
such trying distance Of ground owing to
his condition.
The principal race Of the day was the
Madden Stakes for thres-year-olds. Its net
value to the winner being 3.7O5. Waring
was 2 to favorite. but he was unable
to finish better than second. Rockton. at
to l, won easily after Waring had led
to the stretch. Prejudice. heavily backed.
won the second race by wide margin.
Myth. the favorite, was beaten off, and
Dminutive broke down badly. Luke Ward.
Bellario and Scurry finished heads apart
In the order named in the fifth race. Matt"
Byrnes' reason for resigning was the dis
satisfaction expressed by several owners
over his starting Wednesday.
Caldwell has decided to start without the
gate, his decision meeting with much favor
with the large bettors.
Evening star., 1900-08-03

Dcnahue; Gleason and Doyle ~. Home runs
Dexter and Camel. Twobase hits-Grifth. Hick-
man and Camel. Hit by pltcher-By Mercer, 2
Passed ball-Donahue. Umpire-Mr Terry. Time
OF game-2 hours and 40 minutes.
Evening star., 1900-08-03
Philadelphia. 10; St. Louis, 5.

st. Louis played errorless game at
Philadelphia yesterday, but the terrific hit
ting of the Quakers enabled them to win by
the score of 10 to ). The Phillies drove
seven runs over the plate in the .hird inning
and Powell was chased from the rubber,
Hughey relieving him and doing better.
Following is the score by innings:
St Louis ............ 1 o o o. 5
Philadelphia. ......... o o x-1O
Earned runs-St Louis, 1; Philadelphia, G. Two
base hits-Burkett. Kelser. Wallace. Delehanty
Lajoie and Flick. Sacrifice hit-Slage. Stolen
bases-Dilard and Cross. Left on bases-St. Louis
81 Philadelphia. g. First base balls-On Pow
ell. 3; OF Hughey. 2; of Patt. @. Struck out-By
Hughey, 3; by -Piett, 2. Passed halls-Douglas and
Criger. Umpire-Mr. oDay. Time of game-2
hours and 30 minutes.
Evening star., 1900-08-03

American ericketers Outplayed.
The Haverford College cricket team was
given an opportunity of testing its skill
against an eleven of Cambridge University
at Cambridge, England, yesterday, and
while the visitors were not defeated, their
Evening star., 1900-08-03

The feature of the third days play in the
wentworth lawn tennis tournament at
Newcastle, N. H.. yesterday, was the match
between ]. P. Paret. the New York expert,
and Sumner Hardy. the crack player from
California. The westener won from Paret
three weeks ago. when they met at Chi
cago, but the New Yorker turned the tables
on him yesterday
The summary of the matches plaved ves-
terday follows:
Gentiemen's singles (second round)-J P Paret
peat sumner Hardy. g.. e.; H. H. Hackett
peat & samuel Hardy. 6.S 60; E. P. Fischer beat
Gentiemens doubles first round)-E p F'ischer
ana u r. Raymond beat Herbert Foster and j. B.
nirkpatrlck. SO. Ga; Sumner Hardy and Samuel
haray neat J. L: Paret and J. c. Davidson 6-3
u-e; B G. Wright and I. 9. Wright beat F. B.
Merrill and ]. II. Williams, IT, 8-3 eA