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LAWN TENNIS.
Play in Metropolitan Championship
Crack Players Default.

The metropolitan championship schedule
in singles was considerably Strengthened
out yesterday by actual play as well as
number of defaults Prominent on the list
OF those who have stood down are T.. p.
Iarned, r. d. Little, Wylie {. Grant and
Theodore II. Pell Gustave +. Touchard
had to lower his oolors to Hugh Tallant.
Three players reached the fourth round and
they are Arthur s. Cragm and {. G. Kelley
Of the West Side T. C.. and F. c. lnman
Of the Rockaway Hunt club, Cragin met
his brother Calhoun in the third and there
was not much brotherly love in their tussle.
the younger player winning in two straight
sets Kelley earned his match against
Howard Hildt In straight sets. and lnnan
made two straight against A. Holmes OF the
knollwood Country Club.
second nsiT round %ne between W. Merrill Ha Of the
OF tbr aRfs hsrs counta s. aPa 0sn took
finally gaining the verdict. the score
being 20. io-s. i2Llo
way. Hackett and Little, West side 7: g.;
winning their way easily into the, third
round Hugh TsIlan, ella and LYLE ,hsiI F. MahaG n
from A. Holmes and A. c. Bostwick., 4. N.
Phillips and F.. F. Leo won their match in the
first round with l.. j. Dreyfus and F.. l..
Enrich.
The summaries:
Mems Singles cimlnary round-T, " Potter
defeated Raymond d. Lit.lc by default: r. D.
Rchcy defeated Howard Homans By default;
Hugh Taant defeated Gustavc 7: louchard.
Ct 20, IS; T, Thomas defeated l.. u. De V.
Won de Hoof. Antwerp Tennis Club. by default;
i. Henderson defeated Allan Behr BY default.
+. +. Ferris defeated X. Mckinney by default;
w. V. Bennett defeated D. L. Roberts by default:
+ n. Hague defeated H. {. Martin by default;
First Round--T. E. Tomlinson defeated I. p.
Larncd by default: c. {. Kelley defeated Wync
G Grant by default; 4. N. Becklcy defeated Allan
Fox. 6-a. O.: Hal Torrance defeated Theodore
II. Peli by default: II. S. Mellick defeated F.. h.
Pfef1cr. 90. 81. 6-3 W. V. Bennett defeated
T. ". Potter by default: n. Richey defeated
4. c. Bostwick. 90. 90: T Thomas defeated
I. Henderson by default: r. II. Palmer defeated
&. y. Moone ny default.
Second Round-,Howard Hildt defeated 7. Z;
+. n. Hague. 6-t, 6-: g. a. l.. Deyine defeated
l.. T. Leo. 8 :. %; r. Richey defeated ". V:
Bennett, s-3. %: W. Merrill Hall defeated
Henry Mollrnhauer. 20. 1o-s. i,-o
Third Hound Arthur s. Crag!n defeated
Calhoun Cragn. -. o.: +. c, lnnan defeated
A. Holmes, 8 40 &C. c. Kelley defeated Howard
Mems Doubles Ray mond d. Little and Harold
I, Haekett defeated 4 5, Runyon & And c. R.
feated l.. Cook and F. Forester, 81. 3-e, IS:
Hugh Talant and Lyle T.. Mahan defeated 4.
Holmes and a. G. Bostwick. rs. Ga p. NJ
Phillips and f.. T. Leo defeated l.. j. Dreyfus and
H. L. Enrich, 90 4e.6-2
Second Round-Raymond d. Little and Harold
II. Hackeu defeated G. Burns and G. Moone,
60, o.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the
owner or owners OF all houses and lots, improved
or upimprovcd lands. affected thereby. that the
following proposed assessments have been conf.
pieted ana are lodged In the once Of the Board Of
Assessors for examination by all persons Inter
ested. VIZ:
Borough Of The Bronx.
List 3a. No. Reg gulating, grading, curbing.
tagging. laying crosswalks building aPprosches
and erecting fences where necessary In shake
speare avenue. between West One Hundred and
sixty eighth street and West One Hundred and
Sixty ninth street,
Borough Of Queens.
List III. No. e-Scwcr In Potter avenue. from
Q point 100 feet west OF Barclay street 70 Cres
cent, and also a sewer In Crescent street. from
Potter avenue 10 Hoyt street, First Ward.
All persons whose interests are affected BY the
above named proposed assessments and who are
opposed 10 the sarne, or either OF them. arc re,
ouestcd to presen, their objections. In writing 70
the Secretary OF the board OF ASSESSORS No 40
Broadway, New York. on or before July -. 1909
at II A. NJ, at which time and place the said
objections will he heard and testimony received
In reference thereto.
For full particulars see City Record,
ANTONIO YUCCA,
PAUL WEIMANN,
JAMES n. KENNEDY.
Board of Assessors.
WILLIAM H. JASPER, secretary.
No. 40 Broadway. City Of New York. Borough
OF Manhattan. june IL. 1900.
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COLE.
Smith wins Exciting Match From Macitie
at Fox Hills.

The professional match at the Fox Hills
Golf Club yesterday resulted in close
and exciting finish. 1t was at thirty-six
holes and between Aleck Smith of tie
Wykagyl Country Club and Isaac Mackie
OF the Fox Hills Golf club. The race was
close throughout. and after being one up
in the morning Smith won the match,
by one up. IL was the best match ever
PLAYED by two golfers on a course OF the
Metropolitan Golf Association in contest
each side. with the principals under. cover.
In the morning round neither displayed
a game Of great brilliancy. hole which
S @ ys1ds sSe4e ss%h s1Gdh Pan
at the turn. On the eleventh Smith over,
played his second into the pond and had
he made the green amid the applause OF
the onlookers and was able to. get Q.
This was not good enough. as Mackie had
on the thirteenth. of $50 yards, Smith was
able to get par s. The home hole of
the morning round was played in beautiful
style, Smith getting down long put for
The play in the afternoon was the best
ever. seen on an American links. After
halving FIVE holes In absolutely par golf
Mackie ran down long put on the sixth
for a 3. but by q similar put on the eighth
Smith regained his lead OF up: II was
evident already that the TWO goIers were
progressing at a record breaking rate.
Mac kie squared the match again on the
TENTH and halves followed until the four
ieentr, which Smith took by 3tol. Mackie
was making a gallant fight. and getting a
3 10 Smiths was again even with the
Wykagyl man.
Alternating wins brought the two all
square facing the home green. Here
Smith had the better drive and second shot
while Mackie had pulled his drive and was
not very close after his mashie shot
Smiths twelve foot put for a 3 won for him
on the home green. All records for the
the former mark having been 80. The
The sun., 1909-06-16
WILL TRY FLIER TO-DAY.
Glenn II. Curtiss Expects to Show Speed
in New Aeroplane.

Glenn n. Curtiss OF Hammondsport.
n. Y, arrived at Morris Park yesterday to
demonstrate the new aeroplane which he
delivered to the Aeronautic Society on Sat :
urday The machine has been assembled
and IL the other conditions are favorable
Mr.. Curtiss expects to make a flight either
early this morning or late in the afternoon.
said: 1T is far ahead Of either, the. June
Bug or Silver Dart In both speed and con-
troll My initial tests Of II at Hammondsport
were most satisfactory and while did not
attempt any long flights on account Of the
lack OF proper grounds ] could easily have
done so under favorable conditions.
The machine is calculated to rise from
the ground with q speed Of thirty miles
and develop maximum Of forty-fve miles.
The turns made in the flights prove that
the control is nne., All points. considered
brothers for speed"
The Curtiss machine Ia the lightest yet
constructed. weighing only $50 pounds.
including aviator. while the Wright machine
weighs $50. The engine OF the Cur,iss
machine with oil water pump and mag neto
is 100 pounds, Mr., Curt!ss is the only aero.
naut outside OF Santos Dumont who oper-
atcs both a diri gibe balloon ard aeropiane
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BLOCK ISLAND RACE.
Forty.eITht Yachts Entered in New York
A. &. Annual Event.

The annual race OF the New York Athletic
Club from a line of Whortleberry Island
to Block Island will be sailed next Satur-
day. The start will be made at II o clock
and with fair weather the racers should
reach the finishing line early on Sunday
morning. This year the race is more popu-
lar than ever and Commodore II. A, jack
son. Jr.. and his aides have been working
hard to make the number OF starters pass
the half century. They may succeed yet
IA 20 far there are forty-eght yachts en-
tered and these represent nearly twenty
different clubs, including tho, Yale Corin-
THAN. Corinthian Of Philadelphia and Bos-
ton Yacht clubs as well a. all the clubs in
local waters.
The two largest sloops are Commodore
J, B. Palmer's Dutchess and o, X. Benson's s
Notos These two. according 70 the condi-
tiops, have to allow time to all the others,
and the smallest yacht in the fleet, j. p.
0dvitt Jr.' IS. Soup, only 10 feet inches long,
gets an allowance Of 5 hours ~ minutes
The conditions call for open and decked or
cabin cruisers In cruising trim OF less than
2? feet length ON the water line,
A few hours after the sail yachts start
the power boats VIII be sent on to race the
will be a big list OF starters In this event
as power boat racing is becoming more and
more popular each yeAg and several boatA
have been built for racing this season.
To see fleet OF fifty small yachts start
IN one class will be a sight well worth wit
Messing and there is sure TO be n large fleet
OF yachts at the line and these yathts will
hen so TO Larchmont In order 10 be On nand
for the spring regatta Of that club.
The sun., 1909-06-16
PAWNBROkERs' SALES.

L. T.. FIRUskL Auct, 10 Bowery. sells 10
A. N. all pledges for unpaid loans from pawn
brokers pledged previous TO dates and numbers
June i6-Wm. simpson Co.. jewelry.
June i7-D. Fly, 2o Bovery all pledges prior
June 7. 1908, 10 No, lSOo.
June i'm. Hirschbere, o. I'd av,. all pledges
prior June !. 1904. TO No. l510o: and goods Of A.
Satx. formerly .ot Bowery. all pledges prior June
|, 1908. 10 No. SaeS.
june is-A. Lawrence. ia Sd ay:. all pledge,
prior June !; lsoe' 70 No soi0; A. A Simons. S1e ID
renee. formerly eeos sth av., all pledges prior
June 4. 1904.
prior June H. 1905 to No. $500. and rs. West i25th
st. all pledges prior June H. toos 10 No. $500,
June s2-Chss, Mayer & Co. - ID av., all pledges
prior June Is. 1908. TO No, 6Ss7s.
June 2:-H. MendeIsohn. 90 Greenwich ST.. all
pledges prior June ~. 1903, to No. 7if0a.
June .s"H Stern. SiS Gin sy,, ali pledges pror
No 53S.p OF 1905.
The sun., 1909-06-16

TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer
the complaint In this action and to serve q copy
OF your Answer on the plaintiffs stioIneys within
sIciusve OF the day Of service. and In case Of
your failure TO appear or answer. Judgment VIII
Be taken against you by default for the relief
de m anded In the complaint.
Dated New York, April 18Th. 1909 ,>
Attorneys for plaintiffs,
once and Post once address, i+e Broadway
New York city.
To Josephine white. Defendant:
The foregoing summons Is served upon YOU
by publication. pursuant to an order Of HON.
p. HENRY DUGRO, Justice OF the supreme
Court OF the State OF New York. dated the 9TH
day Of June. 1909, and hed with the complaint
In the once OF the Clerk Of the County OF New
York at the County Court House, In the Borough
Of Manhattan: City. County and ID state ate o. New New
Of said complaint having been filed In said ouce
on the 18th day OF April, 1909
Dated New York, june 9Th. 1909
WRTHERHORS 4 LINK
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
iB Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City
of New York
The sun., 1909-06-16
Rhodes and Partner Win At Tennis.

Specih CAVE Dtspdtfh 10 TIRE Sun.
LONDON. June iS.-At Queens Club to-
day in the open mixed doubles London ten
mis- championship u. p. Rhodes and Mrs
Greville defeated Mr. Nolan and Mrs. Colson.
s-3. 6-2, in another match Rhodes and
Mre. Greville beat Mr., Comyn and Miss
Sargent, 60. s--S.
The sun., 1909-06-16
SUMMONS.

| NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
GoTETXIH1fy ss.
ilto. bis wife; Michele PeiIso. Ang eilna NsgTs
ss ssss Rs pss Z ne fs 81 NsS sSd YS S
annIe s Psec FISsHI ''0 aqssppna Sp rlsSS
said i.si nsn.!onsd elssi defendant, are living:
and q any q them be dead thsn each And eyey
0hs ds.d
SAID efsht * ass Su NAMED def.ndan. E + dead % any
Sism or Tgh h In or nSns, ,he rss, prS%per
every person claiming or entitled through or
under any such husband. widow. hefr at law.
%lir widcS heir ''stSi az law, Na deyisee assignee
lisnor. creditor or Otherwise, the names and
Of Of sss ssS SsGm SHa
persons claiming or entitled through or under
i a9y Ssns rFHap"1 asreGs Gsa1 n Sew ss
To tho above named defendants and each of
You are hereby summoned to answer the com.
In ,hs H. srSn fnd to serve GGpy Of ySpr
Ss day e & service ana Sof ,us
against you BY deiau, Tor the relief demanded
In the complaint. ~ m ,oo
Dated Ne" York c''Y i,A ApT S ETHiyGfa. sPih 1sGe
ono ~, po., oHto AMorGey for Ne .1 PaiRS
TO the defendants vlnccnzo Frisco, Angelina
prisco. GluScpplna prisco. Lucia P,isco and
PENDANTS be living. and II any OF them be dead.
husban T. widow her a, law, or dc1sec or iesateS,
%sssves ds. Is dssd ss sdsF 81 M. IS,
against the real properly described in the com
Ing or entitled through or under any such hus.
band, widow. heir at law. devlsee. lcgatee. or
creditor, whether as husband, wife. widow. heir
,hs names assss psees
OF such husbands widows. heirs at law. dcyiseeS.
logAtees and credito and persons claiming or
entitled through Or Pr under them II any. being
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
Hon p Henry busro. a Justice OF the Santetne
day OF June, 1909 and nlcI with copy OF the
summons and complaint tbcrcunto annexed IN
the once OF the Clerk Of the County. OF New York
on the oth day OF June 1909. the original summons
once OF the Clerk of the County OF New York
on the Soth day Of April. 1903.
The object OF this action Is TO foreclose .
the sum OF 5000 and interest, recorded In the
once Of the Register OF the County Of New YORK
on October 18th. 1905. In Llbcr 2OO; Section 8 OF
no 70 'Ss iss On u the Lana Nap Of The CITY Of New
borough OF Manhattan. City and State OF New
or situate y on he ss'sy sa' ~ 81
extending = feet northery, being sS feet In
width 10 front and rear and 100 feet In dcpth
throughout. said premises being known as No.
Dated New York. June 9th. 1909,
IRA J. ETTINGRR,
Attorney for Plaintiff
The sun., 1909-06-16

CENTRAL AUCTION co, NJ. shcehan, Auc-
tioncer. l5a Canal ST., sells II A, NJ:
June zi-By McAleenans, 40 Fulton at. Brook. :.
from No Ssi2, April II, 1908. 10 No 1918. May Il,
1908, inclusive, and all goods held over from pre-
v.o;,. sa!ce.
June sa-By NJ. a l.. Harlan. 1881, East issth
ST.. diamonds, iewelry, sllyerware. DC, pledged
10 June rs, lpos, and goods held over,
The sun., 1909-06-16

CENTRAL AUCTION co. VIM. Mccarty.
Auotioneer. isa Canal 81, sells 10 A. NJ:
June 2i--By J. frcel. - New Chambers st., and
II. Breckwedcl, tS Grand ST.; clothing pledged
to June IL, 1905.
The sun., 1909-06-16

JOS. sHONGOODs SONS, Auc,rs.. ~ Bow.
cry, by Julius Shongood. Auctioneer:
June is-Jcwclry, diamonds, DC, pied ged TO
June 0. 1eDs: Mayer Bros. 77e 9Th av.
June iI--Jewciry, &c. ). Plsdecd TO June II. 1908
to No. :oa5t. Inclusive: d. Fos, 4, sih av.
June lb-tiothng, &c; J. Blumenthai, 5o8 Eiud.
son St; Al. Freund, lS45 I'd sN.
June .i-.Jewelry, ac,, from Nos. 200 TO taoo
and older pledges: Goldschmldt Bros, ,al6 Sth av.:
also nnal sale BY j. Goidschmidt, 1881 ~ Av,
June es es.Jcwclry. dc. pledged TO June 49, 1908
NJ. Bernstein, e75 ". ls3th st; 2s2 lst ave.
The sun., 1909-06-16

ELI SOBEI. Auot. es Bowery, sells 10 a. NJ:
June le--Clothtng; 4, RothmAn. aes Hudson o..
June te-jeweiry; kAskel d Roth. Q Columbus sv.
The sun., 1909-06-16
CHARMING EXCURSIONS

West Point, NeNburgh & Poughkeepsie
Daily Except Sunday BY Palace Iron bay Line
SH's Hcndrick Hudson Robert Fulton. Leave
ST., $50; W, I'D ST., o; W. i2sth ST., ESQ A. NJ.
Returning on down boat due Ed ST. $40 p ".
MORNING AND AFTERNOON CONCERTS
The sun., 1909-06-16
North German Lloyd

Large, Fast and Luxurious Twin. Screw
Express and Passenger msh1ps
Equipped with Wireless and Submarine Signak.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB
Express Ssilings TUESDAYS at 10 A. ~
kais: VIM. d. Or June e kronprinz VIM. July
X. Wilhelm H.. June % ICeciie.. July 10
PLYMOUTH-CHERB ERBOURG-BREMEN.
Twin Screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 4, NJ
Fried. d. Crosse. June II Kurfuerst- June =
Barbarossa.. . juno 10 " ashlng, ton. July !
George NashtnE Eton-Sails July l-H, 900 tons.
Newest and Largest German ship anoat EVER
innovation known to tho shpbuilders ART
GIBRALTAR-NAPL NAPLES-GENOA.
Mediterranean Sailings Saturdays at II A. NJ
h. Albert" June iaik Luisc-. July ~
Berlin new -. . June % r. Irene. July u
Connections Encircliny the Glo6eS
Travellers Checks good all over the woi>a
Apply OELRICHS & CO., General Agents
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The sun., 1909-06-16
SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY

MARY MCMAHON, JOHN NULL
GAN and SELlG NAN MANHRlMER \
as Trustees under the Last VIII and
Tcstam ent OF William McMahon. de.
ceased. Plaintiffs, against OSCAR
ORSTREiCHER. JOHN McnON-
AID, MARY J. MCDONALD. NUN
ZlO a. BRUNO. FANNIE BRUNO.
PASQUALE Di VERNIERl. some
times known as PASoUALE DE-
VERNIERI. ROSARIO ~ "ERNI.
En1. som etimcs knoSn as ROSARlA
DENE JOSEF HI
WHITE, ISABELLA TATO, MI
CHELE TATO. RUSSATT0 PARLO.
PAUL FICkERO, FRANK LlONl.
TONY PuE LILO. pOMtNlCk
HAUSTIENO. JOSEPH PLASTER
FLEE. ANDREW LEONARDO.
JOSEPH GOLLA.. TONY GALORE.
MIKE SCARFtAhtGAN. FRANK
MISTziANO, N1NCENNES Co
RCENA. LIZZIE PLATrLA. 10
SEPH HAUSTiHNO, CARL ORS.
TREICHER, HENRY SALoM0N.
FRANCIS G. NEALE,, CITY CITY OF
FiORENTINA TOPpI. Admlnistra:
trix of the goods. chattels, etc, OF
Louis Toppt. deceased. "JOHN
DOE" JAMES DOE. RICHARD
DOE JOHN ROE" JAMES
ROE" and RICHARD ROE" the
last six names being fictitious the
true names OF .aid defendants being
10 the plaintiffs unknown. Defendants
The sun., 1909-06-16
8TElMER MARY POWELL

Leaving l,csbrosses " a. ljo 7; n. west SEd
sunday for Highland Falls. West Point tIeturn-
Ing BY boat or raB. Cornwall. Newburgh. New
Hamburg. Milton. Poughkeepsie. Rondort and
Kingston. Orchestra.
The sun., 1909-06-16
HUDSON RIVER

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
HFNDRiCK HUDSON and ROBERT FULTON
Leave brooklyn. Fulton st. tby Annex 500 AN
DesSrosses 81. Pfer....,.......,... $40 Az
West i2d St...........,......,,.. go Al
Wrst j,9th ,'.,.,,,......,.... $50 An
Landing at Yonkcrs. West Point New6urgh.
and Albany. Daily except Sunday Thru tickets
and baggage checked b. n. Y. Transfer Co
Easy connections North. Fast and West. All
thru rail- tickets between n. y. Albany ac-
ccntcd. Most delightful one-dsy outings 10
West Point, Nrwburgh or Poughkcepsie. return
Ing on down boat Restaurant open al A. NJ.
Mtsic.
The sun., 1909-06-16
BY,.SEA To Maine

SailngE Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
p. NJ, from Pier 20. East River. New York.
Daily Summer Service comm euces June zlst.
For full Information and booklet apply TO
MA me STEAMSHIP Co. ~ Broadway. MI.
The sun., 1909-06-16

4 fully equipped fire company is main
tatped by the Autocar concern at Ardmore.
Pa, which is ready at all times to respond
TO alarms not only IN the bis, Autocar plant
hut anyw here in the immediate neighbor-
hood As might be expected the fire fight
ing apparatus is motor driven one. an
kutocar commercial vehicle chassis being
fitted up ss a fire truck. The ruck carries
chemical fire extingushers, hose and other
appliances and the firemcn are uniformed
ia the regular style; The motor driven FIRE
within the last few months by making quick
responses 10 fire alarms in Ardmore.
4 number Of st. Louis automobists who
have neglected to secure the local vehicle
re rist rati ions have been invited By the po-
lice to visit the license collector + Office and
gel tho tags or be arrested.
4 British inventor has recently produced
q special type o' piston ring which ia de-
signed 10 impede the free distribution Of
preventing an engine from emitting clouds
az smoke through the exhaust pipe when
over lnbricatod. The ring keeps q large
proportion Of the oil out Of the combustion
chamber md aSay from the upper parts Of
the cylinders The familiar broad ring,
which in many pistons is used to keep the
HIIst yin In rs ] pr"pfr h hCenara, position; IN
slightly deeper groove and mofe sprinRy
than the ordinary plain ring. wick of
t,ot inu or some other absorbent mat terial
ts At.cd into u shallow groove cut In the face
of the ring and the wick serves not only 10
keen the walls clean but also to lubriCatc
them
The members Q! the town board Of Penn
broke, road repaired This stretch Of road
Is Included in the main route from RunsnIo
cials OF the Automobile Club Of Runal9
have been nghting over the much needed
repairs for long time
The sun., 1909-06-16

Amended
and Sup.
Elemental
Summons
The sun., 1909-06-16

From New Pier 10. East River. foot OF Peck slip.
daily except Sunday. at 5 p, NJ, for Connecticut
River Landings. Write for Illustrated folder.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-27
CONTEST AT GRACEY.
Entertainment for Benefit of
School Improvement.

An Old.Time Fiddlers' contest will
be given at Gracey, Tuesday night,
June p, for the benefit of the School
Improvement League of that place.
The entertainment will be held I'M
der the management of Messrs. H.
c. McGehee and B. w. Cowherd.
All fiddlers who will take part will
be invited by the management and a
pleasant time is assured those who
attend. Valuable prizes will be Civ
en- to the best performers. The judges
to be selected on the night Of the
contest.
The admission will be 25c for
anults and 15c for children. All old
maids will be admitted free and will
be provided with reserved seats.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-27
Several Orders Made For
the Improvement of
Streets.
MAY TRY TARvIA.
Three Pavement Ordinances
Given Their Final
Passage.

The City Council met Monday
night in postponed session and spent
most of the time hearing reports
from the street committee. New
work was ordered on Lewis street
to cost $40 and on North Campbell
street to cost Sl48. Also estimates
of $3.50 for work on Second street
and of $3.50 on Vine street were
left in the hands Of the street COM
mittee with power to act. An ap.
preparation of $2O5 was made for
new metal on 18th street.
Pavement ordinances were passed
ordering concrete pavement down
on the west side of O'Neill avenue,
on Thompson street and on various
streets in the Fifth ward, the streets
upon which brick pavements were
ordered last year and not put down
The street committee was authorized
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-27

to purchase street grader at a cost
of $125.
The fire committee reported the
purchase Of a horse for the patrol
wagon, to replace one taken for the
fire department, at cost of $185.
The mayor was authorized to ap.
point one member of the street com
mittee to go to Jackson, Tenn, with
City Engineer McClaid to inspect
streets upon which a preparation
known as tarvia was used three
years ago. The preparation is recon-
mended both as a preservative and
as preventive of dust.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-05-27

only days until the dedication of the Jefferson Da
Wis Park Farview KY June 3d 1909 We large
crowd from all the State Many visitors and contributors
from the Southern States 1t the people of Hopkins
vile and Christian county give them Kentucky welcome bas
dinner will be the grounds and all will be invited
TIE speakers for the occasion will be COL Bennett Young who
bought the park will make the the Southern
pe,and Capt W. T. Ellis of 0wenboro KY This park will be
mortal and mark the birthplace of the first and president of the
Confederacy We have finished the dedication beautiful
mortal park commemorate that great and distinguished Kenuckan
Abraham Lincoln In after these memorials will make Ken
lucky famous when all peudce Ouved they should bnd
will look them the places genius and craftsmanship
All and willing contribute money donations of ba
kes provisions will please notify the Hopknsvie committee
There will crowd strangers and must provide for them
M H. NELSON
w. P. WINFREE
G F. JARRETT,
Committee