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New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
SAYS LAWYER PRETENTs H4RMOyY.

-"-Nard starr. through his counsel William A.
S"eelser, II the Supreme Court, before Justice
--7e9Har, yesterday alleged that he would have
+ieeted a permanent reconciliation with his wife.
-3hlah. but for The advice Of her lawyer. George
t--oison who On her behalf. On March last served
- -D SIN summons and complaint IN action
% sepsTat-0n on The ground OF cruelty aad non
support
- salc Als wife was willing to return 10 him.
- N@s AFRAID OF her lawyer. he induced his
- - he ReV. Father Gilmartin, 10 call on his
re- sit1 MIN, and the clergyman effected
So 1...st4on on March ., but the next day Mrs
sac fused 20 I've with MIN. He tore up, ne
t-c4es or separation, and she promised
tine ~ ner copy. bur could not md II at the
soT ~ next DAY Tor some unaccountabie rea-
no, no. ,e s5e Insisted or leaving him Then as be
corpa ~so 10 see MS child. be instituted habeas
rnssre proceeding. Justice Freedman gave per
50 q 20 starr 70 visit the baby pending his de-
0A ~ the matter
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

1T is good TO learn to dismount hurriedy from
your machine from either step or by slipping from
the saddle behind" says a veteran road rider
Those who want TO keep their wheels in good
order should make it a custom to dsnlount from
the step, for a enormous strain is constantly
thrown on the left pedal the crank is inclined to
work loose. OF course you may tighten the nut
but a time comes when the limit of tightening is
should not be dsregarded.'
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

The final game OF the present series between the
NewYork and Boston teams was played at the
Polo Grounds yesterday. The weather in the dis
NAL hollow was cold and bleak and the attendance
the smallest OF the season far. The visitors
from the Hub did splendid work in the field.
but outside OF inning their batting was decided
ly amateurish. The one time champions put all OF
their really effective work into inning, the sec
ond. where four made. three Of them
being earned Then the whole team stopped so
suddenly that their heads jerked back.
It took the local players until the ending OF the
fifth inning the In the sixth they
rallied again at the bat and the three scored
settled the game. The all around work OF Doyle
was excellent. his batting and base running being
frequently appauded Carrick did finely after being
called TO Seymour's rescue. The New-YOrk team
starts on a short trip to-day. and there is con-
siderable misgiving among the players. The team
is weak in pitchers. and every player knows IL
Nothing has been heard from Rusie lately The
big fellow Is badly needed Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
PLANS or LIVINGSTON FIELD CLUB.


The Livingston Field Club which has leased the
grounds OF the old Staten Island Cricket and Base
ball Club, Livingston. Staten Island is making
extensive preparatiO for the coming season
While lacrosse is played there daily. the
grounds will be formally opened for cricket base
ball and lawn tennis May y.
IL is believed that the club will have the strong
cricket team that has represented Staten
Island and that it will make a determined effort
for the championship of the Metropolitan District
Cricket League. The cricket contingent includes
among many others VI. r. Cobb. P. c. Golding-
ham. II. L. Jackson. r. T Rokeby, w. 5. r. Ogf-
by. J. Lawrence Pool, r E. Bonner n. 5. Walker
jr., r. s G. Walker. Nicholas Dunn T S. Hope
Simpson. II. n. Townsend. c. H z. Griffith. James
Quirk and Charles Dalton. A. W. Fowler has been
engaged professional groundsman Matches will
be arranged with the principal Philadelphia clubs
Special attention is to be given to the lawn ten
mis- players and sixteen of the best grass courts
in the country will be their disposal open
ing day There evidence last year OF an
awakening interest in the game and many some
what lukewarm golfers have expressed their inteu-
ton Of returning to their first love this year
No Regular baseball nine has been organized as
the club was not started until TOO late to arrange
games with other organizations. Scratch matches
Will doubtless be played George Hayward. who
for twenty-five years in the employ OF the
old Staten Island Cricket and Baseball Club, has
been engaged superintendent OF the club. The
government OF the club is vested in the following
man, L. II. Outerbridge: secretary and treasurer
r St u. Walker; Norman S. Walker. jr X T.
RokebE. Gerald r BrOphy. r. !. ShrVer. w :. r
Ogilby and G. Clinton Miller.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
foreclosure GalF5.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK-JOHN o. BAKER PLAINTIFF.
against ROBERT KELLY and others. Defendants-tNos
pursuance Judgment foreclosure duly
made and entered in he above entitled action bearing
date the 9th day OF April 1900 and fled N the once o
the Clerk Of County OF New York the 7th day OF
April 1900 the undersigned the referee in said juds
ment named viii sell pubic auction at the New YORK
Estate Sales Room, 30. Broadway. Z
oush OF Manhattan CIty OF New York. 18th day
May. 1890 II O'Clock that day oy D
Phoenix Ineraham aucyiureer premises BY
said Judgment sold therein described follows.
ALI. those pieces parcels OF land,
situate lying and being IN the Borough of Manhattan, in
the City York. and the numbers
23I ard 233 Bowe-y. and which, taken together,
The Easterv side os BOvery distant hundred
nineJynne 9GJ feet -ne 9p inches Southerly from
Of the BOwery Scuthery OF Street;
running thence Easteriy parallel nearly So vtrh
s-Vety-four ut+ test rive and on mar ga IncneS
thence Sortheri nearly
stanton Street tory1.ne t4l feet eleven I'D inches;
thence Westerly and paras or nearly So WIZ stanton
Street seventy-hve 75l feet thence Norrherly and
right angles nearly stanton Street. eleven CD
inches, thence again Westerly and parallel
nearly hundred five C1O5l
feet % EasJeriy SIDE cf the BOwe-y
hundred 14sl
m inches GoutherIv frcr the said S0tea corner OF the
BOwery thence Southerly along
he EaserIv side OF The F1gerv fone SD feet (1
inches point place Of beginning
The said will sliu lien OF
prior executed Emma p
the OF S5a OOf with interest from
day OF August lee at -, which said mortgage was
the 2sth day os Sep5e1ber 1895 Section
= Lioer 80 Of Mortgages al page 2+ and subject also
premises the opening and widening Of Elm Street.
ARTHUR D. TRUAx Referee
DAILY HoYT MASON Astorneys for Plaintiff Once
The following Is diagram OF the property be sold
described above:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
FIFTH RACE-seIng; -year-olds and upward.
and one-halF furlonRs



meeting Of the stewards OF the Jockey Club
held yesterday afternoon. There present
August Belmont, J. H. Bradford James Galway,
F. r. Hitchcock, Andrew Miller and T. X. Sturgs.
The following stewards appointed for the
Westchester meeting: August Belmont, James r.
Keene and Andrew Miller.
On the recommendation OF the stewards OF the
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association the
following horses reinstated for steepiechases
and hurdle Grade by Order-Ganges II; Mil
dred d by Exile-Active; Abide by Deceiver-
Kitty NJ. Teller. by Luke BlackbuTn-Carrie A.
and Helena Belle. by Don Carlos-Ethel Wiley.
one hundred dollars appropriated from the
Jockey Fund for the benefit of Jockey Robert 5.
Sullivan.
The application OF Cash Sloan for a Jockeys
license was denied. Applications for reinstatement
lodged by the following trainers and jockeys were
approved:
c5eGas c559TkeySFTank Sd Fennmore John s Patton and
TTmatneFs-James raj ;Fs- Fltzsimmons Thomas N. Miller,
John j Castles and James Hogan.
of &c., o!00"ns licenses Were granted for the season
55S@ 8~ b59sSES9 S3n$
F9nn PSan ;itPy arPy Fades Robert FTakss EdWard
Orrn n KennedV p f1al, Iaodr gUhn pstr6 w
!, G Mitchell, E. McJoynt Joseph McGann Harry
! 10 to7'connor, Frank Russell, BENJAMIN Rigby
smith, @ r. John TabeT, John West. T. Walsh, c. Wilson
n.
{rg Julius Bauer John Baker. c. E Brossman.
Edward Beck, Michael Bowen. II. Bracken, Ber-
Ta nard J ] ]Gronin F C9lgan Thomas J Gonlon, VIII
B. Durham, John F DowdeI " G DAILY. ] W
Driscoll, N T: Danaher, F. c. Frisbie William H.
CREAM, F z. Gardner Edward A. NIcGarry,
James 0,Gray. J. r. Hand Nicholas Hogencamp
3 c Hldreth, F. A Jones. J. a. Kyle. W. W
Lyles. Richard H LOwd. Conover Leighton. NJ. J
lynch. s Liebgod, H. S. Levy. Joseph -hcCrain
T. Modeland R Miller, John j. MaCkessey Frank
McCabe. Edward D. Purcell, John Ramsey. Oscar
Rhodes Frank Regan. II. Riddell James G. Smith
.: Sloan, F. NJ Taylor, f. .. Taylor Richard s
Thompson, D, Withers J. B. Williams. Henry
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

The road leading from Seventh-ave to Crop
sey-ave., through Dyker Meadows. is closed while
repairs are being made. The road from the Har-
way-ave. Bridge 10 COney Island ought to be re-
paired at Many wheelmen and drivers are
using this road.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London, April 27.-At the second day of the San
down Park Second Spring Meeting to-day the
Century Stakes, Of 10000 soveregns was won by
Lord Durham's bay horse Osbech. The Duke II
Portlands Manners was second. NJ R. Lebaudy
lie Blizon, ridden by Tod Sloan finished third IN
a field Of eight horses.
This Is a new race. for foals and yearngs OF
1886, to run at four and five years old; the
OF the second horse TO receive 800 sovereigns out
OF the race, the of the third horse to re-
ceive 100 soveretgns the Eominator of the winner TO
receive 900 sOveregns, the nOmnatOr of the second
horse 250 soveregns and the nominator OF the
third horse 100 sovereigns: distance two miles
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
BOER FORCES SAFE.
Continued from first page

they got into the kopjes southeast of the crossing
and narrowly missed being captured by General
aIndie. who coming from that direction:
rut on sighting his advance, they turned east
ward and slipped away between General Alder
son and General Runcle.
A prisoner Just captured asserts that President
erevn was present during Mondays fight at
slsaEfontein. east Of Leeuw Kop. He had
shaved his beard. so that he not easily recog-
1izahe.
The Bloemfontein correspondent of The Morn
tng Post" telegraphing Thursday, says:
Most satisfactory progress has been made in
-he accumulation OF stores during the present
week Supply Park representing a respect
shle appearance. The prospects Of a general ad-
vance are more favorable.
According 10 a special dispatch from Lourenco
Marques. the latest authentic estimates OF the
Beer forces place them at 80 300 Of which Il. 900
are al Kroonstad 5000 at Fourteen Streams.
GOO IN Natal 200 about Mafeking. and 1000
sr Pretoria, while 2y0 have been ordered north
-te intercept General Carrington's force.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
CHICAGO. 6; ST. LOUIS. 5.

Chicago, April 27-The opening National League
game OF the season in Chicago was won by the
home team by a margin of I run. The visitors
hit Taylor freely in nearly every inning while the
locals found Jones a puzzle until the last two.
Clingman's fielding Crigers catching and throw
ing and McCOrmicks terrific hit to the centre field
fence were the features. The scores follow;
R. H. Z.
CbicaEo ......I 0 0 o Ks 13
ST Louis ............O % 10 !
Ratterfes-TayIor and Chance; and Crger
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
CHESS CONTESTS IN LONDON.

London April 27.-For the tenth round of the
masters and amateurs tournament, under the aus
pces of the City Of London Chess Club. which was
played this evening. the committee had prepared
the following order of play: Physick Vs. Gunsberg
Lee Mason. Loman Van Vliet Jones vs..
Lawrence, TeIchman PassmOre. Tietjen vs..
Ward and Bldckburne bye. The following results
wererecoTded at the call OF time
Loman lost to Van Nliet Jones beat Lawrence
and TeiChmann beat Passmore The remaining,
games were adjourned.
The scores Of the contestants up TO date follow .
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
A VALUABLE REFERENCE BOOK

One OF the most interesting and valuable turf
books recently published is entitled The Winning
Stations of the United States and Canada for the
Year 1899" The publishers Goodwin Brothers.
whose Official Turf Guide" which bears their
name, has for years been found Indispensable by
thousands of lovers OF the thoroughbreds. This
Work about the winning stations compiled
from their "Oficial Turf Guide It shows the sum
won by each progeny of the stations in first. see
ond or third moneys and the total earned last
year by the offspring of each stallion. The data
are arranged in alphabetical order.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

Welding tubing by electricity has been tried in
this country well in England, and it is said
that the experiment will prove to be successful
Some people are Of the opinion that the in
ventiOn viii supersede the present mode of brazing
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
TO SPEND THE WINTER IN NATAL

London. April 2S-The Ladysnlith correspon-
dent Il The Daily Telegraph" says:
The Beers are preparing 10 spend the winter
IN Natal They are bringing their stock from
7he nigh veldt into Natal for winter grazing
and they are demanding that the Kaffirs pay the
lu- tax ~ them instead Of TO the Natal Govern
-7leut. They also declare that unless the Kaf7rs
work for them they tthe kaffirs) must remove
south q Sundays River.
The Ladysmith correspondent OF The stand
ar5" says
The strength Of the Beers in the Biggarsberg
district Is believed 70 be between 5000 and
5000 They are commanded by General Lucas
Meyer ard are well supplied with artillery.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
SUPREME COURT. CounIy of New York

- WILLIAM W JOHNSON snd JOHN JARDINE as
Trustees benefit OF Minnie A. Worth, under
VIII and Testament OF Alvin = Johnson. deceased.
PiaIntir. against JOSEPH GALLO al. Defendants
entered IN above entitled bearing
ia day OF April 1900.
/ THE UNDERSIGNED. the Referee n Judgment
named. will sell public suction the New York Real
Manhattan. city Of New York Jhs 4th day OF May.
II O'Clock oy MeSsrs. L j.
Phillips Company. sucttOneers premises directed BY
Judgment SOLD anc therein described follows.
improvements erected situate.
the Borough Of he Bronx N the CITY. County and
O bounded follows. wit. BEING all
lots Nos 2SO ard 26 designated
Map OF portion OF the Da5er Estate IN the rd Ward
John G. Van Horne City Surveyor which said
or1ce ot the Register % the city and
County OF the 23rd 6ay of February. 1894
designated Map No SoS, and which said lots
and described rom said map follows: Be
side OF Prospect northwesteriy
running thence No-herly along the
easteriy side OF Prospect Avenue SiXty-nvs and
nnety-sx hUndredhs tS 96l feet running thence
Nos go and 259 said one hundred and
six -huudredths 6.Sel feet Jhs
northwsserlv line OF Dawson Street; running thence
the sad oorthweseriy side of Dawson
hundred and twenty-sevsn ard seventy
III the point place OF 3D.
ginning said dimensions and distances
or less.
dated. New York April l2rh. 1860
EDWARD NJ. BURGHARD. Referea
MERRILL. 6 ROGERS.
Plaintiffs III Broadway Manhattan. New
York City.
The following n a diagram OF property sold
described above; the said premises Nsa
us and T20 Prospect Avenue;
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
Sygg SPoRJs
9poRTSrfN'
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

RACING.-Queens County Jockey Club.
Aqueduct
BASEBALL. - Brooklyn and Boston,
Washington Park, Brooklyn; Brooklyn Latin
and Pratt Institute Brooklyn: Princeton
Preparatory and st. Pauls, Garden City.
GOLF.-Team match, St Andrews; bogie
handicap. Country Club. of Westchester
spring handicap. Richmond Hill; opening
tournament. Westchester County Country
Club; Richmond Hill and Nassau County
Country Club Glen Cove
POLO. - Polo Association tournament,
Lakewood
POOL--New-York Athletic Club cham
piOnship.
TRAP SHOOTING.-Brooklyn Gun Club,
Union Course: New-Utrecht Gun Club, In
terstate Park Flushing Gun Club, Flush
ing; South Side Gun Club. Newark
LAWN TENNIS.-Tnterscholast cham
pionships, Columbia. Yale, Harvard, Penn
sylvania and Princeton. Columbia Univer-
Sity.
FENCING-National fencing champion
ships. Fencers Club, 8 p m.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
CONSrI - D0ING coon WoRK

Pretoria April 27.-Au advices indicate that
the United States Consul Adelbert s. Hay has
won diplomatic success. His position is ex-
ceedngly difficult but he is pursuing an. i'm
partial determined policy, and has succeeded in
considerably ameliOrating the condition Of the
British prisoners at Pretoria, Including the
COlCnials
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
HARvARD. 5; pARTMOUTH. l.

Cambridge, Mass. April 27 (SpeciaD.-Harvard
easily defeated Dartmouth this afternoon by the
score of 70 / The day cold and windy, but in
spite of this the game well played Dart
mouth was never dangerous as Herman kept their
hits well scattered. Varney had nine strike outs
to kernans one, but his bases balls proved
costly. Reid and Ffncke each made home runs
sending the ball clear 10 the cage back OF rgnt
field. Tomorrow Harvard plays Brown, at Can-
bridge. The by innings follows.
r H. E
Harvard ..........1 x-5 >
Dartmouth ..........O 0-l 8
Battertes-kernan and Reid; Varney and Brown
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
WOMEN GOLFERS ORGANIZE LEAGUE.

A impetus organize golf among the women
of the Metropolitan district given yesterday
a meeting Of the Metropolitan Womens Golf
League which took place at the home OF Dr. J. c
Brennan No. Il West TweIfth-st The meeting
was called for the purpose Of rattfytng the action
OF the informal gathering OF wOmeE held a few
weeks ago. and a result team championship
and an individual championship for women VIII
probably De held early in June The date and
place of the contest left the decision OF the
Executive Committee
The clubs represented were ArdSley. Balrusrol.
Lakewood Country. Dvker Meadow, EngleWood.
Essex County, HarbOr Hill. Marine and Field.
Montclair. Morris County. Nassau New Brunswick.
North Jersey. ROckaway Hunt. Richmond County.
Seabrght ShinneCOCk Hills and Wee Burn. The
annual dues are fixed at SO each, and the follow
ing officers appointed the previous meeting were
elected for the year, President, Mrs. ". Fellowes
Morgan, Baltusrol: vCe-presidenJ. Mrs William
Shipper. BatUsrOl. secretary, Miss Rutn Underhi,
Nassau. and treasurer. Mrs 4 De Witt Cochrane,
ArdSley These women. together with Miss Beatrlx
Hoyt, of Shinnecock Hills. Will constitute the
Executive Committee.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
RIFLE PRACTICE AT CORNELL.

Ithaca, n. Y. April p (SpecaD.-On Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays in the present term the
military department of Cornell University will hold
out of door target practice at ranges Of two hun
dred and three hundred yards. which viii be open
TO every cadet. Upon each cadet qualifying a
marksman, marksman's badge, presented by Gen
eral A. c. Barnes, OF Brooklyn, a member of the
Board Of Trustees, will be conferred
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
each half forfeit to second horse $3.50 and to third

st symphorien-Dstarf 1I2
NJ. CIancys ch g. Maxine Gomez 3 old. by -
Nctory-Quesal no
W. c. DaY's b. h. I@edsville. years old. by Pom
r. T. Wilson tr-'s. h. L LAlouette. years old by ~
Duke of Mon Montrose-Theora ars. seis o1 1O6
-6ilimpse raps t''1i e', r44e o- 1os
7. d. Sullvan's b. c. Hesper, } years old BY His 80
Eighness-Alhada Ss
J. r. F. p. Keene's en-. +. Dangerous Maid. ; years
Ieonards-Handmaid. ~
J W. Colts Prejudice, } years old. by Ioyalst
9l
P. : p. Randolph's ch. c. Robert Metcaf, years 90
old, by Harry o FallonZiz VI
o. L. Richards b. T. Cupidity. wears old. by King -
Turney Bros ch c Goodaie 3 years old. by Lord
HartingtGn-Starlight 81
NeIIe Grand ID & >"'''e' . ~ Sea'S ''o ~ 1... 80
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
TALON DID NOT RECEIVE QUEEN

John J. Dsly. delegate from the Irish National
Aln 70 -Re United Irish Societies received the fol-
-oVlng letter yesterday from ex-LOrd Mayor Talon
c. Dublin
Dublin April Is 1900
ny Dear Sir thank you for the paper and clip
p.ngs relative lo the Irish Societies meeting and
II particularly obliged that you corrected the
ttIpr t4eE seem 30 have fallen into relative my
-e--lFlI- the Queen her arrival IN this city. I
--i-red from me Office OF Lord Mayor on February
= Wher my successor, Councillor Pyle took
~'ll0- re brought forward resolution to present
- address 70 me Queen, which carried IN the
= = lni2-pa! Council by majority I voted against
= arG I'd attend with the other mbers when
s. was presented I would be glad II you gave this
-sef NATION 10 my American friends a wide cir
t1ialou possible either through the press
~-5 Ot1er way you may think best.
re then expresses regret at the deaths OF Mr.
oriaherty and John Z. Fitzgerald
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
CINCINNATI. 10; PrrrsBURG. 5.

Pittsburg. april 27.-Cincinati was not satisfied
with an ordinary defeat of Pittsburg tried 70
break all league records. The home team has
seldom II ever, played poorer ball The score fol-
lows p. H z.
r,t,sh,,re .1 . O o o I-5
FtItsDIrg FTiD1a;, '..''-'..4 o 3-I9 90 5
patterte-FTaherty Woods Tannehiu and Iatimer;
Scott. Newton and Petit
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
CARPENTERS TO STRIKE At 4LB4yF.

Albany. April g7.-On Tuesda JSnoruing next four
hundred and fifty journeymen carpenters in this
city Will 90 strike. all efforts come TO
agreement with the Master Builders alton
having failed With the carpenters will De the
Plumbers Union. who will also OUT If COM
promise with the Master Builders Association Is
not effected Monday midnight The carpet
ters ask for 32l2 cents hour. which the bosses
decline 10 pay.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28

The approximate OF the lien charge TO SATISFY
which the above described property siS
6S1s with interest thereon from
1900. together with allowances 70
$3.50 interest April T.
There 70 - a.
lowed the purchaser OF The purchase money paid
BY ths Referee
The premises will be sold subject covenants And
restrictions contained deed recorded lln--
Conveyznces $50 ncstced insrruxnenS
recorded Section 10. Libe< gs OF conveyancsA a.
page 20
Dated, New York April fsth
EDWARD ~ BURGaAS~. R,SsrsA
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
ENTERIC FEVER At KIMBERLEY.

London. April IA dispatch from Kimberley
says euterc fever is so rampant there that the
city officials are urging the military authorities
70 remove the camps from the town. and dis
continue the use of public buildings as hospitals
7ttn the view Of better safeguarding public
r- --
New-York tribune., 1900-04-28
GOLF.
TATION CONTEST ~ HAMILTON
BEATEN BY TYING

A novelty in golf tournaments took place yestsrs
day the links OF the Essex County Country
Club of Orange. in which the competitors were
the invited guests Of Howard A. Colby OF the
crack players of the club. who viii entertain them
Sunday his country home. Douglas. Travis
and Watson. whom he hoped 10 have present, were
unable 10 appear. but even dozen availed them
selves Of his hospitality. and II the promise OF
yesterdays rounds is fulfilled, the contest will
prove o the successful OF the
used for the first time. and the greens proved
Hamilton. who beat Douglas last week at Lake
wood. Forrest the Philadelphia champion, DAVIS.
of Lakewood. Tappan OF " Westbrook and Greene,
entered Unlike most OF the tournaments OF this
kind there was no qualifying round the competitors
custom in vogue at the English championships
BY the luck of the draw Forrest BILLINGS. TAP
pan and Colby drew byes in the frst round. which
left four pairs TO play for places IN the second
round. Tyng DISTINGUISHED himself hy A enar-
acteristically game, defeating Davis, OF Lake
wood, in the first round and gaining a place IN tne
emi-hnals, where he viii meet Watson to-day The
Tyngs victory over Hamilton, whose success over
Douglas. the ex-chsmpion. at Lakewood was tne
ton was worsted by score OF up Colby beat
Tappan by a similar score and will play Forrest In
the semi-hnas this morning The summary:
First round-James \ Tyns. Norris County beat ". H
Essex County, beat Frederick P KmbaiL Lakewood. oy
ney colgate Essex county 6y 3 up ana / 70 play L H
Conki9S Lake yood beat = G Greene ChlSaga oy
up and TO play byes-H NJ Forrest, IN PniIs,1ei2a.a ~
Country club, II b Billings. Essex county COUNTRY
Charles L TapDin. wsstbrook
Second round-Tyng beat Hamilton, 6y up: Watson
Tsr9 a. Gun Sp ,sri srg 30 pa ojg41 Bar DSts Sy ap
play Byes-Billings and TaPpn-
In the semi-duaIs for the first and the runners-up
plays Colby. Colgate meets Ktmbau and Billings
meets Tappin in the semi-hnais for the third cup