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The Washington times., 1905-10-22
BrOokIand

Miss Florence Fox and Miss Hattie
Lynch. of Scoftsville, Va, are visiting
Miss Sarah Lynch, of Ninth and Newton
streets
Mrs. Woodwork. of Boston. who has
been visiting Mrs. Huse, Of Evarts
street, has returned TO her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherwood went to the
Hagerstown Fair.
Mr.. Leith has moved into the residence
recently vacated by Mr. Britt and fam
ily. on Evarts streets.
Rally Day services We're held last Sun
day at the Brookland Baptist Church in
honor of the twenty-hfth anniversary
Of the organization Of the Sunday school.
The Rev. a. NJ. Wanger. pastor of First
Baptist Church, spoke. The Rev. John
n. Lawless. pastor Of the church, pre-
sented silver spoons to those members
present who were members at the organ
ization in 1880. There were eight-M1
and Mrs j. b. Lord. Mrs Nellie E;. Ford.
Mrs. l. Quackenbush. Mrs. G.. Schwier.
Mrs. w. Warren, Ernest Lord and Mrs.
Sherwood
Charles Hanna and Edward Marean
have gone to Boston
David Barret and Miss Gertrude Kier-
nan were married last week at st. Je-
rome's Church. Hyattsville. Md, by Rev.
Father Towers. After a short trip to the
North they will make their home or
Bunker Hill road
The Rev. and Mrs. Morgan Jones are
on their way 10 Washington after a
summer In Europe.
Louis Shipley spent a few days last
week in Baltimore
Mrs. Gartreli and family have moved
into their new home. on Newton street
The Misses Nellie and Katherine Mid
dlekauH, who spent most OF the last
week at Hagerstown, have returned
Mrs. J. McPhaul. who died at her
home. l22G Irving street. was buried from
ST. Anthony Church with high
requiem mass last Friday. She was IN
TERED at Rock Greek.
The annual reception was given bv
the officers and pupils of the Brookland
Baptist Church Sunday school to the
parents OF the pupils last Monday The
Rev. a NJ. Lawrence. p. NJ. Long Miss
Sarah +. Lynch Miss Anna Lynch. and
G. T. Lynch spoke. Miss Ruby Schivier,
H Barnholt. Miss ,Emela Etz and Miss
Isabel Prim sang. and Miss BESSIE
OliphRnt PLAYED piano solos.
The Second BTOOkland fOOtbalI team
defeated The Belmont Athletic CIub nv
the score OF s to last Thursday.
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American Experiences.

Rev. Donald c. Mcleod. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church. of Washing
ton. delivered a lecture on Experiences
of An American Abroad last Tuesday
evening 10 large attendance at the
Methodist Episcopal Church on Nichols
avenue.
Charles F. Purdy and family, OF Ham
ilton road and Seventh street, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in
Philadelphia, New York city. and
Brooklyn for the past three weeks, re-
turned Thursday. Mrs ]. R. Purdy, Of
Brooklyn. accompanied her son and
family here and will remain for some
time.
Archie Mitzler, residing on Wheeler
road, left here last Monday for Rich
mond. Va, where he VIII work for the
Briggs Plumbing Company. ..-
The handsome cottage being erected
for Miss Hattie S. Pitts, in the F. r
Horner addition, Is nearing completion.
Sergt. Bartholomew Bratton. OF Light
Battery. at Fort Myer, Va. was a re-
cent visitor to the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs William G. Bratton. of
Parke street, near Nishols avenue.
Foreman Collins and a force OF men
Of the street department of the District
have been making many needed i'm
provements in this section.
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Jurors for November.

Judge James B. Henderson has drawn
the following Jurors for the November
term of court:
First district-Beveriy r. Codwise,
Henry r. Benson. William E. Muncas-
ter.
Second district-Spencer NJ. Purdum,
Edward M. Beall. Clifton Dronenburg.
Third district-Arthur P. Fletchall,
Walter w. Pyles. Paul Dyson, Charles
w. Bartgis.
Fourth district-Lewis L. Sadtler,
William Dorsey. Edward Candy, Lee
Offutt. Elijah T. Bean. Edmund A
Gloyd
Fifth district-Thomas L. jackson, Ell
bert G. Barrett, William E. Shaw,
George T. windham
Sixth district-John T. Higdon, Alex
ander Broome, Nathan s. Allnutt.
Seventh district-van B. Canada, Will
lam Lochte, John Simpson. jr.
Eighth district-Eugene Harris. John
n Janney, R. Rau. Moore. Richard z,
C!Ssel.
Ninth district-George n. Day, Otta C.
Meem. Lycurgus NJ Griffith. Robert E.
kanode.
Tenth district-Edgar r. Perry. John
S. Gilliss, marry c. Fawcett.
Eleventh district-William G. Brewer
Charles w. Hirsh, Lloyd L. Jones'
Twelfth district-Benjamin F. Lans-
dale, John W. Hager. John H Burdett.
Thirteenth district-George W. Duvali,
of c.; Abner H Hardisty, Thomas A.
Kelley, William A. Ffdler, Nicholas j.
Welsh
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ANACONua

A series of Sunday evening lectures
on subjects relating to domestic life,
has been instituted at the Anacostia
Baptist Church by the pastor, the Rev
H. NJ. Geren. The first lecture of the
series was given last Sunday evening,
and a large congregation was present
Mr.. Geren chose as his subject, THE
Duty of Husbands"
A party of young men from this To-
cality have just returned from a hunt
ing trip in the ne.ghborhood OF Mt.
Pleasant. The party included Armis-
tead Williams, Jett wayland, Allen
Baldwin. and John Cusick.
In honor of the feast day of ST.
Teresa, the patroness of the church.
solemn high mass was celebrated last
Sunday morning. at 1890 o'clock at ST.
Teresa's Church, corner of Washington
and Fillmore streets, Anacostia- The
celebrant was the Rev Father Jones.
who is one of the priests officiating at
the mission In the parish. Rev Father
Whistle. another missionary, was dea-
son. and Rev. Father NJ. Bart. the pas
tor of the church. was subdeacon.
Work has begun on the erection OF
Mrs. Maria Fredericks new brick build
ing at the corner OF Monroe and Harri-
son streets.
Miss Ida Edelen and Thomas De Sales
Moran. both connected with the Gov
ernment for the Insane, and well
known in this vicinity, were married
Tuesday evening of last week The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Father Southgate. The attendants were
Mrs. j. j. Wood. a sister of the bride.
and Joseph Queen. both of the Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane. Mr..
and Mrs. Moran will p1ake their home In
Anacostia.
Daniel A. Kelly has transferred the
north half of lot "a. block 5. Twining
City. 70 Elisha r Berry.
The following deaths occurred AZ the
Government Hospital for the Insane
during the past week: Ellen Brooks.
aged seventy-one years; Herbert Fow-
ler' aged forty-four years; Richard r.
Connor, aged seventy-nine years
While attempting TO climb on the rear
of wagon descending the Nichols
avenue hill Monday, Roscoe Turner. n
six-year-old boy, was thrown off and
badly hurt. He was attended by To-
cal physicia., and was later able to
go 10 his home.
The woman's mission. which was in
man CATHOLIC Church. Washington and
Fillmore streets. Anacostia, was
brought to a close Sunday evening
The missile . was successful from every
point of viey. The mems mission be-
gan Immediately afterward
Eva ]. Boyer is visiting with friends
in Baltimore. Md.
The authorities a. the Anacostia DO
lice station were notified Saturdav hv
those In charge OF the -eformatory at
Ch2itenham. Prince George county
Md, TO loo out for Norvan Scott a
malatto. twenty-s!X years old. who es-
capped from the institution. 1t was the
belief of the Maryland authorities that
the fugitive would travel In this direc-
'ion1 When the man escaped. he was
dres.ed In the uniform worn by IN
mates Of the Cheltenham institution.
A folo-ed man -idins a bicy Gle along
Harrison street Sunday ran Into the
six-year-old son OF Walter x. Sewen. a
resident of Ill Harrison street. The boy
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Moved to California.

William IL. Purdum. his wife and three
children. Of Browningsville this coun-
ty last week moved to Los Angeles,
Cal
Mrs. Alice Walker ScanIon and fam
lily. after spending a few weeks at her
old home I'm this county. has gone to
Edgewood Park. a suburb of Pittsburg
to make her future home
Mrs. Harry c.. Poss. Of this place. has
been visiting friends and relatives at
Mt. Savage ana Cumberland. Md. Mr.
Poss left here Thursday to join her.
Mrs. Eliza beth Walker Remsbure now
residing in Indiana, after spending sew
eral weeks in visiting friends I'm Mary
land, left Friday for her Western home
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Aid Society Meeting.

After a luncheon, a business meeting
Of the aid society was held. Plans
were made for the annual oyster sup
per and bazaar The dates, December
5 and 6, were decided upon, and COM
mittees were appointed as follows:
Fancy table. Mrs. Arthur Hendricks,
chairman; Mrs. Edgar Moore, Mrs
William E. Dulin and assistants.
Candy table. Miss Nellie Hare, Mrs.
George II. Snyder.
Supper table. Mrs. Frank z. Potts in
charge.
Mrs. George B. Epes is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Bronson
Mrs. John Palmer has as a guest her
mother. Mrs. Arthur Morgan. of In
dian Head.
Miss Ashworth and Miss Cogshall
spent a few days In Baltimore this
week. but will return TO Kensington on
Friday.
Mrs. s. F. Snyder was in Kensington
this week, the guest OF her son, George
H. Snyder. on Warner street.
AT the semi-annual meeting of the
Montgomery County Medical Society.
held in Kensington on Tuesday. the
principal paper was read by DR.. L. d.
Nourse. OF Jacksonville. Two new men,
bers were elected 10 the society. After
luncheon the society was addressed by
DR.. John S. Fulton, secretary OF the
State board Of health, on the subject OF
Tuberculosis.
Mrs. Price. of Hagerstown. Md. is
visiting her son, DIR. Price, on Balti-
more street
Louis w. Maxson is confined to the
house by severe illness
attack of tOnSilitis.
j. Wilson Townsend and his mother,
Mrs Elizabeth Townsend. left Kensing-
ton ON Monday for Brooklyn. where
Mrs. Townsend will spend the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. andrew Mayer.
Mr.. Townsend will return next week.
Mrs w. A Johnston entertained
friends Thursday afternoon. Euchre
was played. Miss Mannakee and Mrs.
Johnston being prize winners.
The Woman's Club net on Friday at
the homo OF Mrs. David II. Fenton. The
papers Iead were Evolution of the
Japanese People. by Mrs Frank Chap
man, and parliamentary lesson by
Mrs. Fenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Martin spent
a day IN Frederick last week
Miss Eleanor Mcqueen, who has spent
some months abroad and in Montreal.
Canada. has returned to her home at
Capitol View
Miss Saunders. who is art instructor
at the Chevy Chase College this year.
was the guest OF Mrs. EGSar Moore last
week
w W Eidyidse aud family viii come
ITO Washington November ! Tor the
winter.
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Il. M. Spencer Dead.

Hallowell Maus Spencer. a native OF
this county. and for many years a resi-
dent of Rockville. died on Monday last
In Washington citv. aged forty years.
He was a son Of the late william H.
and Mary E. Spencer. and was a MEM
Der of the Rockville lodge of Masons.
The lodge had charge of the interment
IN Rockville Cemetery Wednesday.
George s. Mccormick. well-known
citizen of this county. died Thursday at
his home In Jamestown. aged sixty-four
years. He leaves a widow and the fol-
lowing sisters: Mrs. Hezekiah Trail, Mrs.
Clara S. Owens, Mrs. Harry C. Hurley.
and Mrs. Edward Chich. all of this
county. His funeral took place Sunday
last and was attended by the Masonic
lodge.
The new tuberculosis sanitarium, near
Washington Grove. this county, has re-
ceived its first patient General Stern
berg and his corps of physicians and
nurses are preparing to care for any
number who may come. The equipment
of the hospital is about complete. All
present the sanitarium is equipped with
accommodations for twenty patients.
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Director Resigns.

The Rev. zed H. Copp. of 1917 Thirty
second street, at a recent meeting Of the
directors of the Washington Boys Club
Association, resigned as a member q
the board
Revival services have been in progress
every evening for the last week at the
West Washington NJ. E. Church.
Thirty-third street near Q. The Rev.
j. H Ballangee conducted the services.
Last week. the members of the con-
gregation of the Tenleytown Baptist
Church surprised the pastor. the Rev.
George w. Mccullough, at their home
with donation party.
William A Pettis. of the Georgetown
Evangelical Lutheran Church. who was
recently elected delegate to the Mary
land synod. attended the meeting az
Cumberland on Thursday.
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Some Personals.

Frank Messenger is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Beyer, on Hamilton road.
George A. Gossett will move into his
new dwelling the latter part of this
month in the Butterfeld addition
William Woods, of Parke street, who
has been i'll for some time. has ere
covered and has returned to his former
duties.
A meeting of the joint committee on
sewage of this town was held last
Wednesday evening In the office Of
Edward Neucombe. on Nichols avenue,
with the following members present:
% A. Emmons. ]. McCauley, Edward
Neucombe, G. Bender, and j. Lyons.
A mass meeting will be held Tuesday
evening TO act on the reports Of the
subcommittee and It is expected every
property-owner will be present. The
meeting will be held in the town hall on
Hamilton road
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XleXa51dria

William Jorg, Of this city. and Miss
Lillian NJ. Seaton. of Washington. were
married at the home of the bride. 1n6
Fifth street northwest. Washington. last
week. They Will reside in this city.
Mrs. Theodore v. Ale was confined To
her house by sickness last week
George NJ Abbott. Of Fairfax county.
will make his home in Alexandria
Miss Loula Smoot. who has been yis-
iting friends In Culpeper, has returns
ed to her home.
George Swift has been appointed TO a
position on the Government tug Glib
son.
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Democrats Busy.

Chairman Robert G. Hilton. of the
Democratic State Central Committee for
this county. is making preparations for
the campaign i'm Montgomery. Blair
Lee. nominee for the State senate. Ed
ward c. Peter. Bowie +. Waters. Alex
ander kilgour and others are slated to
speak. The schedule so far is as fol-
lows: Darnestown. October %; Bethes-
Ga, October 25; Olney, October 2e; Rock
vile. October 81. Gordon T. Atkinson.
nominee for comptroller. will be the
main speaker at Rockville.
Mrs. l. +. Cra.ner. of Glen died on
saturday last. Of blood poisoning. com
Ing from scratch on her finger. made
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

while she was cutting a head of cabbage
She paid no attention to the wound until
the finger began to swell In a short
while her whole hand and arm were
swollen TO twice their natural size. She
gradually grew worse.
She is survived by her husband. Syl-
vester Cramer, and three children She
was a Miss Onutt. and was forty-five
years old.
Mrs. Jane Kidwell. wife OF John s.
kidwell. died in Washington Monday
last of a complication OF diseases She
was formerly Miss Jane Edwards, OF this
county
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Entertained Club.

Mrs Albert Smoot. Mrs. W. 3. Smoot
and Miss Ainsley entertained the golf
club at tea at the clubhouse last Fri.
day.
Alfred Burton, OF Harper's Ferry.
was the guest OF Captain AL J. Fair, In
this city, last week
W. H. F. Beckham visited Alexandria
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Dempsey are IN
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will F. Carne visited
New York last week.
Mrs Ruth Y. Stuart was in Aiexan-
dria last week.
Miss Alice Colquhoun has returned
from a visit TO Paeonian Springs,
Couruand Lukens visited his son In
Roanoke.
Mrs. Mamie Mudd is confined to her
home IN Duke street by typhoid fever.
Mrs. Leah Bernhard and Miss Edith
Bsrtsch attended the horse show In
Richmond
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Married in Chester.

L. II. Carter, K. L. Allen, and r. n.
Z. Beverley were in Chester. Pa, last
week for the wedding OF George NJ. A.
carter. who for number of years re-
sided in this city. to Miss Maybeiie
Maclay Hannum. of Chester
Mrs Josephine Robinson. of Fairfax
county, is visiting In Lynchburg.
Mrs. Lawrence Washington has "a
turned from Virginia Beach, where sba
was the guest o. Mrs. Robert w. Hum
ter
n n Langford. of North Platte. Neh
was in Alexandria last week
Miss Eleanor French has been yisitins
in WytheYille.
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Spoke at Leesburg.

Miss Sally Stuart, OF this city. de-
livered an address in Leesburg before
the womans Auxiliary in the chapel
OF ST. Jams Church.
William II. Lambert. who has been
in st. Louis. has returned
Nevelle Greenaway. the newly norni.
mated clerk OF the court, who has been
visiting in Maryland, has returned
NJ. Pretzfelder, of this city. has OBJ
tanned position in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Johnston, WIN
have been at Rawley Springs. have r.
turned.
Mrs. ]. s. Ballenger and children a,
in Richmond on q visit TO Mrs. Cline.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

The members of the NJ G. c. Club
were entertained at the home Of Miss
Ella Shaw. 1876 Gales street Wednes-
day. and l.. A. Lansburgh rendered
vocal solos. accompanied by William
Russell. The evening was spent In play
ing games, after which the members
presented Miss Shaw with handsome
present. The house was tastefuIly deco
rated with palms and flowers. The fol-
lowing were among those present:
Misses Mabel Leapley, Marion Melchoir.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22

official Handicapped, W. G. vosburgh. on Feb
ruary l.
1t also indicates that the horses entered
wintering well and doing such work as is required
in a way to encourage their trainers to keep their
engagements.
Hurst Park went into winter quarters under some
suspicion, and his declaration may be indication
that he is likely train On the other hand,
he is primarily a sprinter, and while he has
raced with distinction over distance. he
will have plenty of opportunity to earn his way
without going OF his distance to meet the
best horses in training.
The declaration of Tradition one Of the best OF
last years great twO-year-oldS, is cause for some
disappointment. although it was only what had
been looked for She may have been entered for tho
single purpose of determining how the official handi-
capper would rate heT with the best of the older
would have been accepted if the Brighton Handicap
had figured in the campaign. which Is beng care
fully mapped out for her; she Will undoupteoly De
raced IN the three-year-Old ny stakes carry IN the
year, Beldame last season, and then meet
the colts Of her in the rich fixtures IN the 1aIl
II she races up to expectations.
With many important engagements which can
be made for her in stakes confined 10 her own
age, it would seem unwise 10 send her a mile and
high class field of older and more mature horses as
she would be sure to meet
tiOn. Beaten only twice last year. and then second
to Artfu in the FutuTity at conceded weights, ana
second Oiseau in the Champagne stakes under
unfavorable conditions, she earned a place among
the greatest and best. Her presence would nave
added lustre to the Brooklyn Handicap but she can
better be spared there than run the risk OF being
The entries of TOkaiOr, Bondage and Ram : Horn
are declared void, as in the Brooklyn ana Su9ur-
Is a pity that through carelessness, IokaIoC
will be able to meet her engagements. she was
and there were those who declared tnat Sne was
worthy rival to the great Beldame-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22

few days. These Robert r. Tod's schooner
Thistle, Wilson MarshaIIs Atlantic. DR.. L. a.
Stimson's Fleur de Lys. and George Lauder. jr.'s
Endymion. That will make American, two
English and one German yacht that are sure TO
start. Before April u. the date when the entries
close. It is expected thai least yacht from
Boston and one or two more from New-York will
have entered. we'll perhaps another German
and English yacht
An ocean chart has been made out showing the
actual daily runs OF the yachts Sappho. Endynion.
IngOmar, Yampa, Vigilan- and Coronet their
passage from New-York 20 the eastward The
chart shows that the shippers of all the yachts.
with the exception OF the SapphO. straight 20
the eastward, until reaching 45 degrees west longi
circle sailing line is shown, reaching from Nan
tucket Shoals 10 The SciIy Islands. The distance
from Sandy Hook Lghtship TO the Lizard lights
Dy this course is found to be 2.S09 miles. and by
MercaJors track 3.GlS miles. 4 middle great cir
Gle line from latitude 20 degrees 45 minutes north
and % degrees west the Scilly Islands shows
the distance from SANDY Hook to the Lizard S,-
TINS course 10 be 2,036 miles, and by MerCatOrs
track 800 miles a third. or southern. great
longitude taken a thousand miles east OF Sandy
HOOK toward SClIy, shows the distance from
Sandy Hook LightsAip TO the Lizard 10 be 800
mics, ana hy the MeTcatOr track 3,0S2 miles
Al three Of these lines Of great circle sailing
o. interest 70 the navigator tOr by their aid he may
determine which OF these courses VIII in the month
OF May be the most advantageous for him 10 follow
The NlgilanJS passage of il days and S hours
from Sandy Hook 10 Tory island stands as a fine
called racing machines can do under jury rig
the Atlantic: Her average speed was So knots
days run OF all made by the schooner Daunt-
less in 1885, IN her race against the COrOnet when
on on Ai[Ca % sle covered ~ iaIles IN a no or at
schooner EndyniOn holds the record for the passage
from Sandy Hook 10 the Needles-13 days, % hours
runs follow
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
CELTIC BADGER FIRST At BOSTON.
Irish Terrier Kept Out of Garden COmpeti'
ton Beats Winner Here.

Boston Feb. 2.-CeItic Badger. Father OGor-
mans champion Irish terrier kept out of the COM
petition at the dog show in NewYork last week,
because he was held up by a customs official the
Canadian border. at the show of the New-England
Kennel Club here to-day defeated the newly
imported Historian, which swept all before MIN at
Madison Square Garden Historian is owned by
the Rowsley Kennels. of Dobbs Ferry, y. Y
The best represented breed judged in the after
noon the English toy spaniels of various types.
In the black and tans Mrs F. Semi of New-YOrk,
won: IN the orange and black the Nellcote Ken
nes. OF Riverdae- the Hudson, n. Y, captured
several hrstS-
The Sandown Kennels of Ardsey-on-the-Hud-
son, in the dog class Of the Scotch terriers.
with Sandown Tartar. and the York Kennels OF
NewYOrk. in the class for bitches with York Miss
Quality. The York Kennels took the prizes with
the AiredaIe terriers York Master Piece and York
Sceptre in the winners classes
The French bulldog, Dick de la Barr. owned by
F. II. Hunt of Brooklyn, died suddenly in the
early hours of the exhibition to-day. The Wind
holme Kennels, OF Islip, Long Island. swept the
boards in The classes for beagIes.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-22
RAst dav,s
GRANT and DEWHURST.
They Viii Meet in the Finals for
Indoor Tennis Title.

WyIie c. Grant, the champion, and F. B. Dew
hurst Of Pennsylvania. won their places in the
final round OF the national indoor tennis Champion
ship tournament yesterday at the 9Th Regiment
Armory. Both won victories at love. They meet
for the title to-day.
Grant met F. II. Palmer of the Indoor Tennis
Club the unknown quantity OF the tournament.
Grants short cuts across the court We're too much
for Palmer's speed. Grant always had the match
we'll in hand DeWhurSt won from Morris :. Clark.
HOmans. the former Princeton football player.
HOmans the first set but Clark too fast
for him. and took the second and third easily.
T. r Pell and II. +. Allen gained their place in
the final round of the doubles. defeating A. NJ.
Lovibund and j. NJ. Steinacher, of the Hamilton
club, 10 81. The consultations were begun. but
this part OF the tournament and the championship
doubles match will hold until next Saturday
afternoon. The summary;
singles second roundl-Mor-is = clark eth Regiment
T. a. defeated Shepherd H7mans West side T. g. -.
ser1l-anal round-wyIe c. Grant New-York L r. =.
defeated 4 II Palmer Indoor T -. e.. e.. 3.
T. Of Pennsylvania, defeated Morris Clark.
Tth Regiment T y. 6-4. 6-3
Doubles second round)-A. NJ Iovibund J. NJ
Steinacher Hamilton T. G., defeated e. r. Watson jr
ana c. T. snow Orange l.. 7. c. 1910 dsfsulted}. T.
r. Peu and II r Alen New-Nor1 L T. c. defeated
Morris Clark and Robert 7. Bryan. New-YorS T. G
7rh Regiment A. defeated Shepherd Homans ana
Thomas . Trass. West side T. G.. Is. Ga
seIn-hual roundPell and Allen defeated Lovihund
Stetnacher. -. e..
Consolation singles preliminary round)-W Raymond
defeated n. L. Young by default; NJ Goldman defeated
l. Tailor BY default "A. l. Hoskins defeated Burgess
Bishop by default