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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30

Some interesting transactions were an
younced in the real estate market 'eSlei
Sav Klein & Jackson purchased DIX
,arcel at the northwest corner OF Broad
,rsv and slst street. valued at about S'oo' =
rn. dwelling houses owned by genera
Howard Carroll IN goth street were pur-
chased for Improvement. new SIX STORY
left building in Greenwich street was pur-
chased nv an investor and construction
1ornnanv bought a large parcel az the
.outbeast corner Of Amsterdam avenue anu
1poth street for a new apartment house
The purchase BY Klein & Jackson covers
g vacant plot al Broadway and Sst street
measuring lo2 2xl45I feet and four hVe
.tory nathouses adjoining, al No 2Oo 10 10
West slst street on a plot l5oxlUZz 1eet'
,he combined properties measuring uz
<eAt m Broadway and 2e5l feet N me
street Itch
IT, r,o. an The BROADWAY corner, which
tas been held az $4,000, was bought OS
Klein e. Jackson from the estate o. En-.
~ Bailey. through the oroNerase nm
Csnmann. VOORHEES, Floyd and hosai q.
Manning -. s,ls
Edward c Williams negotiated th9 sai
70 the adjoining Sst street hathouSes io
Srm,aro " skiddv These properties nave
tsen held az $4,000
rhA entire plot. which will probably ce
.,so,a for APARTMENT house Improvement
,x.s,6s ~ within 100 feet Of Amsterdam
.ysnne Al its easterly end any new bhla
,no An .rA site will probably have an uhop
,+rpcteA outlook, owing 70 the library
building on Amsterdam avenue 1us' n'i ~
q ast street
George Alexander Macdonald has solo 70
49, ,rv4s+or a new six story and basement
80, building. at Nos 70 and 72l greenwich
$3.50, between Charles and Perry streets.
rhA hnrding stands on a plot $719HI AN5S>ISz
90 u &c one o. the many buildings that
A. Macdonald has financed IN the iast
ga, YEARS IN the ol3 Greenwich Ninaee
district
pease & Flnnan have sold for General
t5ovard Carroll Nos IS and 81 West SS'n
rtrset. two old four story dwelling houses,
m plot 40,ces 9 feet, between FIFTH ana
s,xth avenues. The buyer IS Judson
TODD The plot will be improved with a
S,en class ONCE structure. Permanent
,,sbt will be assured the new building on
sh. east as the property Is separated by
q t1n-foot alleyway from the new htteen-
,4orv Engineering Society Building
Harry Davis has resold through
George &. Baldwin the plot A6x1o feet al
IRE southeast corner of Amsterdam avenue
and 18Th street. The buyer IS Well known
construction company. which will erect i'm
roediateY on the site a high class ten
rtory apartment house. The property was
ACQUIRED only ten days ago by Mr. Davis
from the Charter Construction Company
Otng & Bing), who took IN part payment
the plot l00xll4s feet on the west side Of
Jerome avenue. 1s2 . feet south Of Kings
brtdRe Road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30


ARMY
Major JAMES T. NOBMOYLE. infantry. unss-
signed lefaned 20 nm varspcy in quarter
megter department.
Major TIiALES l.. AMTS. ordnance department
detailed ordnance oftcer national matches for
1911 20 Camp Perry
MAJOR y. ENELETH WINSLOW. corps ~ en-
gneers from Culebra. Canal Zone. 20 Wash
ington
Following o1fcsrs detailed With organized muitias
~ states lcsiguatcd Majors Jul us 4
PENN. ION Infantry Nebraska. ARTHUR
Johnson ION infantry Minnesota. and
CHARLES FARNSWORTN 10th IN.
MUIR 2Id Infantry. detailed with organ
wed militia ~ Illinois from juno ~
ratoIs THOMAS y LAMOREUN. coast artil-
levy. and AMOS y sHATruCK 18th In
llrrrv. CsrtaUs TCHN 7. pF WITT 10th
Infantrt. THOMAS rs PARKER. 18th In
fantry. ard AUSTIN Z. PRESCOTT 6th In
t1ntrv detailed 20 'l vacancies n auarter-
masters department
Foiioylng ON Gers detailed with organized militia
~ states deslgnated. 10 take effect upon com
pleton Of duties Al ARMY War College.
Majors ENAN NJ JOHNSON. il. 9th In
far.rN Ohio. and JAMES II NRAT 18Th
Infantry. Missouri. ami Csotain ANDREW j
DpDGHEHTN. 3oth Infantry. North caro-
lima
Following officers detailed with organized militia
~ states designated, 20 take erect upon com
p'fuon Of duties AZ ARMY stan College
captains HUGH n WISE 9th Infantry
Nev York. EDGAR q. COLLINS 9th IN
fanfrY. Wisconsin. ROBERT rCrFAVT
n Infantry, Iowa, and JAMES JUSTICE
22d Infantry Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
JERSEY CITY LOTS SOLD.

Joseph Day conducted successiuI
auction sale in the Greenville Heights sec
ton OF Jersey City last Saturday. disposins
Of $50 lots on Hudson Boulevard and Ster-
Iirg. West Side, Woodlawn Armstrong and
Van Nostrand avenues.
There was a large attendance and lively
bidding prevailed throughout the saie'
Among the buyers were James Meehah
Water Commissioner of Jersey CITY John
Muller. Morris Weinberg, Charles lAeoer
field. Henry Mehl. the West Bergen Realty
Company. s Hershensten. Samuel n
Burns. James W. Shannon and Charles n.
Conrad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30

sr-RrPsAN COTTAGE, RIDGEFIELp. - j.;
near station and trolley. 50 Inin., oarn.r
Nnarcial district by train and tunhei, cot.s
niot. plenty u shade. roses garden pIsn,seu,
large piazza; seven rooms. batn ana re-. ~
III Handsomely decorated throug hout'
modern improvements; price 81 500. SINAI! pa
,nert down. terms Apply 20 owner, KEN
Drr 7 Grand ave R!tgefeld, v j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
BUYS LONG ISLAND CITY TRACT

= large purchase Of real estate IN Long
Island CITY by the General Electric com
pany is generally regarded as preliminary
n the building OF a branch plant by that
corporation
The property consists Of a block Of fifty
lots on Borden avenue, near Dutch Kills
Creek. Long Island City, and was sold by
the Greensboro Corporation. II is IN
derstood the price paid was IN the neigh
borhood Of 100000 The plot IS near the
tract recently purchased by the sealshipr
OYSTER CCnpany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
NEW SITE FOR HOSPITAL

The Federation Of Russian-Poish He
hrews Of America bought the block on s6th
street. between Henderson Place and East
End avenue. facing East River Park for q
new building for the Beth Da{ld Hospital.
now housed I'm Nos 245-2E East sd street
The new hospital will be built on ot Tx
"a feet and will be six stories high with $50
leds which will be free 10 the poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
100000 FOR BROADWAY PARCELS
Klein Jackson Get Vacant Plot at 8st Street and -Four A
joining Fathouses.
BIG LOFT BUILDING IN GREENWICH VILLAGE SOLD

the s.le Of the property Edward NJ shep
ard. chairman Of the board Of trustees
said YESTERDAY
In the opinion Of the board It would pe
a great calamity TO the college ana 70 !he
civ 10 have any disposition MADE OF tns
ed street building until there is supsutu' "a
for ii building at least as spacious 'i''
The building is usually hlled TO lis ca
nacitv with students OF the younger classes
Who cannot he advantaeeously aCCc,illiIio 7.
dated at the building on ~ Nlohoi8s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
RENTS HOUSE FOR MRS. SAGE.

Goodwin & Goodwin rented for Mrs Rus
cell Sage 10 Anna Lovinger the five story
American basement private dwelling house
81 No Isl West nth street. and also for
Gertrude 4 Forman TO the Home Daush-
ters Of Israel the private house az No 81
East 18TH street. both for q term ~ wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

HUGHES AVE- . s. 100 u Of ls6th st. 5ox
g. = 70 Crescent ave. Manhattan Mortgage Co
loans European Construction co SIS 900
NEWBCLD AVE. g. 1868 n = ~ Castle Hill
ave % loxi03N irreg Herbert Ogden. atty.
loans Charles II nevermann $4,000
GARDEN ST e., 3l62 - % Southern
Boulevard. J0Xi0o Manhattan Mortgage CO loans
Furrer Construction 60 $40 zoo
BAILEY AVE. Q g 2o5 - ~ Heat ave. 80
Ytoo. Paragon Mortgage co loans Tester Build
inc 20 SO 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

G3D ST, 143 to l47 East: Eugene Frank agt
Joseph Groll ct al: March .. 1911 1874 so.
q9D 81 81 20 - West. Bookman a. Shepard
agt Tourneur Realty co ct al; Jan :, 1911 (by
bond $3.50 30.
4sTfI ST 187 West. American Bar Lock Co
agt J. r Neshit & CO, Inc. 81 al; May %. 1911
d. Lnnll. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
AGAINST COLLEGE SITE SALE.

The trustees Of the College Of the City Of
New York are against the sale OF the old
college building at Lexington avenue ana
80 street Members OF the East Twenty
third Street Association proposed recently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
~ THE AUCTION MARKET

The following sales were recorded yes
terdav al the Real Estate Exchange, Nos.
"a and Is Nesey street.
BY joseph p Day.
18TH ST 425 10 443. s. 800 Il Of Wits
ave 10000 70 i8Sth ST. ten 8 and ten Z sly
fats with stores IN l3Sth 81. adjourned 70 June
13, also.
WEST l56TH ST, 200 q q Broadway.
80 6xgqll sly tennlt; sold 10 the p!aint.f 10Y
$40 742. also.
FORSYTH ST. 213 and 215 6's sly tennt'
2-a(r9G :. cold - the pIaintin for $40 500 also
Grand ST BOB. sly tenmt. 10 7X63yIs loH
ir~ea. stId 70 the plaintiff Tor $4,000.
BY Charles A Berrian
EAST 9th ST. 8 40 q " OF LIST ave. sVN
1OOIl 8 stv t4nnt. sold 70 me rlainiiH toi
BY n ? lngraham g CO.
CHAMBERS ST. 1874. :. 90 ! q ~ q Hud.
son 81 25xT62 loasehod. 3 Sly loft and store
blde. adjourned 20 May 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30

for the Boomingdale estate No. % "s Ssseo,iinr
stfeet a three story and basement d"eulns
houre on a plot 1s.0x1oO.5 feet 10 client WV
will remodel FOR busincrs
TIfE BRONX.
WISE AvENU E-Moses Rosenthal has soiu A.
Frederick " Kahle 10 Philn Doering 10. -
Vyse avenue two family dwelling h"us' v" q"
lot 2Oxi00 feet.
GRANT AVENUE l. C. Whitfield has 500
for the Wavcrly Construction company - -
Pinchbeck PRESIDENT. NJ 90l Grant avenue
six story new law house. on plot h"Nls' i'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

IT2D ST = 100 u OF Audubon ave. for
two = sty tennis 90 GxS0 Palermo & Son Con-
structlon CO. owner; Mast & Springsteln y West
45th e. architects. 500 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
Nc MINUTES FROM NEW YORK CITY.
rnHIAT HILLS
wEsrCIIEsTER COUNTY.

DON'T FAIL TO WRITE or CALL FOR
booklet free tickets aud full information -
garding PELHAMWOOD. the ideal suburban
development with all city Improvements
CLIFFORD r. HARMON & CO
as Madison Ave- New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
BOEOUGH OF QUEENS.


o ROOMS AND TILE BATH. GAS AND
electric light paTquet floors. sewer connec
tion. maCadamizcd streets. concrete SIDE
walks. beautiful shade trees best location; one
block Of depot. some corners; $4,000 To SI.2oo
d. MASTER & co. Flushing. l.. /
SOUND CREST L L, OK THE BEAUTIFUL
north shore 81 Long Island: Is minutes Of
New York via Penn. Tunnel. 80 minutes 10
5eth ST, y. Y. c.. express trolley. houses
ready 70 move into r. SMITH. l2S East
28d 81, New York city. -
GREAT NECK Hff1.S.--HALF BLOCK FROM
railroad station; beautiful residences for sale
from So. 200 20 Sfi 500. live IN one OF our houses
while build FOR YOU. \. ". PRESSEN 1913
Marbridge Bids. Herald Square. New York
CITY. or Great Neck. |. J
~ MINUTES FROM NEW YORK CITY
FOREST HILLS, 4. '.
10 complete houses from $4,000 70 $1,000
CORD MEYER Development CO.
81 william 81. N"w York City.
COMMON SENSE HOUSES OF ROOMS
and bath on plot i0xl0o $4,000 10 So 500
small payment down. the balance like rent.
TOM r PRITCHARD. opposite Murray I'M
Daff
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR 70 LET
WV JERSEY
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
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TO RtNI. FL RNIsHBD COTTAGE -
rooms, sS acres mostly grass. plenty ~
running water Write or spnlv NJ cCcf Wy
croton-on Hudson. y y
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pEL MAR, %. J.

Furnished cottages, boarding houses end ho'.i
for sale or .or rent, from 500 % 600 tor So
EXCHANGE, eos r e., Belmar. y 7.
ANY FNFNTs AND SUBSCRIPTION;
FOR IRE Tribune received a. their Uptown 81
Ma. 1894 Broadway, between 56th and 87,a s'g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
BoRoUGH OF THE BRoNx

Three story brick private dwelling
Ten rooms Two baths
EXTRAORDINARY QUALITY
The most perfect and complete houses In M.
Bronx Tor sale az very reasonahie nricss and
terms Briggs Ave- bet laGth aud iQ7th So
bedford fark NATHAN LEVIN co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-30
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

from The Tribune Bureau
Washington MAY -
ORDERS ISSUED The following orders
have been irsued
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with name and address OF grantee
Interest at . per cent unless otherwise s'a'e'
MAY 20
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JAMAICA AND VICINITY HOUSES
hAsy terms.
Let me tell you about them.
". Il. PEARSALL. JR.,
376 Fulton st. Jamaica. y. \
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THE BRONX.

BOSTON ROAD. cor is1et 81. f24xlOo.
The United states Fidelity and Guaranty 20 10
celeste = Levy. April = 81 address 1853 west
l2gth
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-14
ALE1IER FROM cApsk..

Despite her illness, and cheered by
her physicians assurance that with
proper care this summer. her complete
recovery Is certain. Johanna Gadsd
sailed for Europe, May two on the
Kronprinzessin Cecelie. The prima
donna has renewed her contract with
Metropolitan Opera company and she
will make a concert tour in this coun-
try next season. opening early in DC
tober and extending to the middle Of
November During February she will
make a second tour, closing her sea-
son with series of festival and re-
cital engagements in May.
Before sailing Madame Gadski is
sued the following letter of apprecia-
ton:
During my illness which forced me
to cancel my spring concert tour,
have received SO many letters of well
wishes and sympathy from all parts
of the country that it has been impos-
sible to reply to them all, and l there.
fore request the press of the country
kindly to disseminate my heartfelt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-14
HIRAM CARPENTERS
WONDERFUL CURE
OF PSORIASIS

'f have been aflicted for twenty years
With an obstinate skin disease. called by some
n. DIS. psoriasis. and others leprosy, com;
could do. with the help Of the most ekilful
doctors. 1t slowly but surely extended until
ago I'll. i %,ee a1S .s. my .ns s
fast three years have been unable TO do any
labor. and suffering intensely all the time.
painful Of scales taken from the sheet on my
bed. some Of them half rs large as the enve.
iope containing this letter In the latter part
though. 81. x!.ssS; any relief The iash q
n ~, Wet n nsPf eau .nd 5e s.
90 low thought should have 10 SO 10 The
hospital. but finally, got .s far as Lansing.
Dr. - treated INC about two weeks. but did
me no good. Al! thought ! had but short
time e live e rnesly PRAYED to ,. Die
swollen: .oe-naiis ca me oil: xnser.nails dead
old r straw God Hf how fs did ra
MY sister wouldn't give up: said. We
Sill try cptcnra' Some was applied on mon, one
the word 90. They immedateiy got Cuticura
by ssk"s Res three mes
day after meals had a bath once day, water
about blood heat used Cuticura Soap freely
Ing Result: returned 10 my home in Just six
weeks from the time I left. and my skin as
c e%9ssh as ses snsss 4 Hiram
The above remarkable testimonial was
written January 10. $50. and is republished
because, OF the permanency Of the cure.
To. om Fl Fl. Ap home. NJ SIC
St. So. Lansing. Mich.: Il have never
suffered return Of. the psoriasis and
not "H forgotten a the terrible .Tirsrins endured
before using the Cuticura Remedies"
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THE MAY FEsr,AL.

Now that the Earlham May Day ex-
ercises are over. musicians and soci-
ETY. folk OF this city and vicinity are
looking forward with much anticipa-
ton to the May Festival which will be
held Thursday and Friday. May twen-
fifth and twenty-sixth. Some of the
best talent in the country will appear
at this time. Mr.. Earhart has been
giving much of his time to the large
choruses and their work promises to
be one OF the most attractive feat
ures OF the entire affair. Among the
out OF town talent will be Leon Sam
polk, the celebrated Belgian pianist.
He will play Friday afternoon. His
appearance here will attract a large
number OF local pianists who are in
terested in this work.
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the least doubt that With Z cure d
eight weeks and absolute rest / shal
soon recover completely shall from
Europe on October three In order Il
make ! concert tour until the begin
ming OF the operate season. Ny fira
appearance in New York will be m,
annual recital on November seven
and from the middle Of that month my
activities will be at the opera durina
the entire season. Johanna Gads6
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-14
MUSIC At CAMBRIDGE.

The program for the week following
the dedication Of the Methodist church
in Cambridge City is as follows: Tues
day evening Miss Grace Anderson Of
Greenfield, Indiana. will give an or
gan recital. The affair will be free to
the general public. Wednesday even
ing regular service with sermon
will be given. A public reception will
be given Thursday evening. Wednes-
day evening, May the twenty-fourth
Gatty Sellers, the famous London or
ganist will give recital at the church.
A nominal price for admission will be
asked. Mr.. Sellers is now enroute
home to England after having made
tour of the United States.
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thanks. The sympathy expressed has
shown me the great number Of friends
have all over the country, and this
has been a source OF real consolation
to me during my illness.
Aside from the graceful letters and
such recommending various remedies
for my illness. my sickroom has dur
ing all the time, been a veritable bow
er of flowers from my friends, Mad
anne Schumann-IIeink even sending
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-14

by specially preparing my stateroom.
Atting 1t with water mattress and
gracefully permitting me to board the
steamer on the afternoon prior to
her sailing.
On the advice of my physician here.
l shall 60 Immediately to q sanatorium
on the Semmering Pass. Also upon
the advice of DIR. Startmuller. have
declined all engagements for this sum-
mer. and in their opinion there is not
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-14
Music

I cannot play the old things
OF many years ago;
The audience would jeer me.
The critics At would throw.
] long for them In vain:
My grandma dotted on those lays.
cannot play the old things
A sob rends me in twain.
! cannot play the old things
loved in times OF yore;
The fantasies and variants
On Tell" and "Trovatore,"
"Somnambula" and "L'Africaine"-
All! sorry is the day!
] cannot play the old things.
Because ! cannot play.
Leonard Liebling.
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me fresh eggs from her model farm In
New Jersey.
l have always enjoyed the reputa-
ton of strictly adhering to and filling
all my engagements. and it was terri
bly, depressing for me to be compelled
to cancel my engagements, which
would have kept me in America until
the end of May.
The management of the North Ger
man Lloyd has shown great courtesy
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-14
MAY DAY.

One of the most important musical
events Of the week was the May Day
exercises held Friday afternoon and
evening at Earlham college.
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CENTRAL MEXICO
IS FILLED WITH
IMSURRECTO BANDS
Fully 1900 Armed Men, I'm
der the Command of Two
Experienced Soldiers, Men,
ace DiaZ.

CONTINUED from Page One.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-05
tennis TOURNAMENT
OPENS At FAIRMONT
LOCAL PLAYERS FARE WELL ON
OPENING DAY.
Sinoles Oceupied the Creator PART oS
Yesterdays SPORTS With
Few Doubles.
Special Dispatch to the In,ciiIsenecr.

Special Dispatch TO the IntellIcenccr.
FNIRNpNr. ". Va. Sept 4-The
eighth annual open tennis tournament
ut jh' Fairm1nt Tennis association
opened mis- morning AZ y o'clock when
tho drawing took place AT the Para
di"" Burralow grounds on Ringamen
Singles occupied the greater part OF
t"t.lV's sport. At o'clock this even
ir= th' doubles were started and Ave
sets W'r, ulav"d The days results:
'"lh'rn defeated BOYD. Cd. s-1.
SturciS defeated Rap"iyo. 6-3, 7-3
Iinnt"n defeated ftowiet by default
St"'"l'v defeated IIolhort by default.
= = Adams. Jr. rr-,atcd ARM
t-.l~trr. s-". st
Ii.ra defeated Folmcr. 6-1 G-3.
ii',UtZ ur. atsd Reeves. &c. 6-l
Iie'utz,lmnn defeated Lord by de-
fault
Wilson defeated Rock. e-3. 7-5.
90 Watson defeated Kennedy by
e. i.ui'
I.,.d .f.atcd N,izrar hv default.
N.I-au defeated 'ummins. 81. A.
ra.moui dc:.ar.d Darlington. 80. g.
g. Morris d,aa..H '..rr. e-4 &C.
It,rr.u i"f..t.d II,ait,. Sc -.
I.rt defeated Hutchinson 10y de-
U-it.n q. s,cd ~ ud.-son. 81. Ga.
p.t.l, defeated Hri-htwcH by de-
ta.i;
Gallagher d,f,.'cd Sprucsr by de-
t.t.lf
Intt.g,Irr arc the r3m.s resulting
from tl. first drtWinl Matches in
~iurl,s .wuur th. Winners of tho FIRST
game IS. r' r.l..i. which resulted as
follows
i.l.-n''u defeated wood. G-3. ell
st",n,.- defeated ianlou. c.. 6-i.
Adams defeated Dana. G-i. Ct
Wilson defeated Il'intzleman. 60.
---
p,vir defeated Mclean. s-4. Ga.
I..uif defeated Gallagher. So. 60.
Doubles.
Ita.mpud AMI GoIborn defeated
Adams AMI If,.utz 50. 81. Ga.
Turriur'pu end Wood defeated
. Strr-. IS and SNYDER. G-4 Ga
St,tlN., an1 Dana defeated Rapeley
. and t.i.FFh.r. t-H. SO.
b talarau and Hughes defeated Fell
/ ni.r and D-Nuit. t-H. G-3.
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Miscellaneous.


Article in Bead Work-Mrs. q. s.
Smith. LIST: Mrs. Henry Merkle. I'd.
Articl" in Reed or Rafia-M 80
Meta Duga. LIST: Grace n. Watson.
"a
Collection of Indian Rolics-Ernest
nic'riCt LIST.
Rag Carpet-Grace r. Watson. LIST.
Rug. Any Material Mrs \. s.
White. LIST: Mrs j. nuga. Rellaire. I'd
ey Children Under 10 Years Of Age.
Article in Drawn Work Mrs w.
Whistler. LIST: Bess Parker. city. I'd
Herringbone Stitch-Steila Meyer.
city. LIST
Observation-Disclosures Miller. But
Ter. Pa. LIST: Irene Neabel. I'd.
kensincton Stitch-Louise Paradise.
LIST: Helena Aul. city. ID
Outline Emb Catherine Fox. CITY.
Isl: MdrCaret Ahlsteadt. I'd
Long and Short stitching Mrs. w
Whistler. LIST. Catherine Callan,sd.
Cross Stitch-Esthcr Rempke. city,
ist; Marion Miller. "a.
Dressed Doll-Sus'a Uthman. city.
lst: Floyd Earcus. city. I'd.
Dolls Tat-Floyd Rarcus 1st: Cath
crime MacBane. city. I'd
Best Ruttonholes Mrs. q. s. Smith.
lst; Marion Miller. "a
Darning Marion Miller. 1st.
Knit lace-Mrs W. Whistler. list;
Miss Estelle Howell. city "a.
Crochet Lace-Marion Miller LIST:
Mrs. W. WHISTLE. I'd.
Calico Patch Work-Mrs w. Whist
Ter Cd.
Pin Cushion Irene Meacel. LIST.
Cathryn MacBanc. I'd.
Sofa Pillow. in Color-Mary Camp-
bell. city. list: Louise Paradise. "a.
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