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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-16

Editor TINES: I take this means to
advise the Republicans of Lake county
that I am a candidate for the office OF
Sheriff. subject to the wishes OF the
Republican county nominating conven-
ton. and respectfully solicit their sup
port II they md that my work for the
party In the past Is worthy OF consid.
Grafton HENRY whitaker
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-03-16

The Cowboy Girl is melo-dramatic,
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a. II. w. JOHNSON.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-22
NOTICE OF MASTER SALE
Mar - Apr -

IN rur.uuurr ut iud.mou' Of 'ho III
trir' Court Of 'hr Eighth Judicial Di.
'rlat. state Of New Mexico. Within au
for tine Comfy of QUAY, he rho rp,o u'
Henry f. Hubbard, e. al.. ~. I'ruu.
Kirkpatrick, Nu. ~, rendered Fchm.
arv 18th. l1l2. iu favor Of pniu,iN
against said defendant, for slS2.o7. win
interest ut q per cen per anuum unit.
paid, and for cost, of suit and .alr here
0u, and for foreclosure and sale of 'hr
property herein described.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. That
/, Nyrou T. Krator. special Master, ap.
pointed by the court herein, will ou
the 18th day of May. \. D., 1912. AZ
ten o'clock in the forenoon Of aid day
ut the front door Of the Court Huos,
IN Tucumcari, Quay County, Now Mex
leo, sell at public auction 10 highest
bidder for cash the following described
property lying and being IN Quay coun
v, New Mexico, towit; Southwest quar
tor Of s%ection four, township nine, uortl
range twentycight east, y. VI, = VI.
and lots six, seven, eight and nine, blk
nineteen in Lmcero's addition 10 IN,
Town Of Montoya, New Mexico, n
shown ny the recorded plat thereof
And that | will apply the proceeds Of
said sale 10 the payment of said iudg
ment and costs.
MYRON u. KEATOR,
Special Master
Harry II. McElroy,
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Tucumcsri, New Mexico.
Mar. B-29--4t
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

District Court. Eighth judicial Dis.
trict. state OF New Mexico, County OF
quay. II. B. Jones. Receiver of the In.
tpruatinual Bank ct Commerce uf Tn.
rumcari. New Mexico, ". &. +. Adair,
~ uI. No. luUO. The defendant, herein. &
T. Affair aud r.. q. Ilardgrayc, are here
hv not fed that plaintiff has filed suit
against Won in The above styled our
aud cause for the sun of S2GU.oU with in.
tcrc~i thereon Ut lu per cent per aumum
from April Eth. l9ll, ten per cent al
costs. and for the sale of and f]urcclos
urc Of the following described property
under Mortgage dated the 3rd day ot
July. 1910. executed hv aid =. +. Ndair
10 International Bank at Commerce ol
rurumrari. New Mexico. 10 scrurr mote
NJ even date herewith for the above
amounts. towii: Lots 2. I. ;. and q. ir
block 4, Of Gamble addition 10 Tucum.
carl. New Mexico, ~ shown hv the re-
corded plat thereof in the County Re
rordrr' =, office. and YOU are notified that
unless y"u enter or cause 10 t." entered
vour appearance IN said cause Oh cor hr.
fore the li'h day Of MAY, l9l2. iudg
mcnt pr" roulrSso will lee rendered
against YOU aud the relief sought hy
plaintiffs granted and dccrccd.
plaintiH' ., ATTORNEY i Harry II. Nc
Elroy. Of Turumcari, New Mcxiro.
y. i. Fiurguu.
seal clerk of Said Iourr
Nru - Apr st
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RECEIVER 5 NOTICE

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Bold French Robbers.

A rich Partisan lady recently had a
memorable adventure. On leaving the
theater one afternoon she hailed a
,axicab. Instead Of driving her to her
home at the address she gave him
the chauffeur drove TO the Bots De
Boulogne, and entered the wood.
where the taxi was surrounded by
1--WE men, who hustled the lady out OF
the cab and. possessing themselves OF
her furs. outer clothing. and jewelry,
were driven on In the taxi by the
chauffeur. who was evidently In
league with the robbers. The lady
Wa left thinly clad and ~shivering with
cold In the wood. She reached her
home some hours later, and nov lies
dangerously III with an attack OF pul.
monAry congestion.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-03-22
PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS

District Court. Eighth Judicial Dis
trict, state ~ New Mexico. County of
quay. IT, n. Jones, Receiver Of the
International Bank vt Commerce Of tn
cumcsri. New Mexico ". i. l.. Thump
on, defendant. No. 1901. The above
uamed defendant j. hereby notified that
suit has been fled against You IN said
curt and cause 10y plaiutin above named
to recover Judgment against you for
s7l.66, with interest from September
Sth. 1917, ~ 10 pet ccut per annnm, and
ten per cent of the amount thereof, ut
torucy's tee, on account Ut your prom
issorv note dated June -, 1911. given
20 International Bank Of Commerce Of
Tucumcnri. New Mexico, aud that the
following property and real estate ha,
been attached under writ ct attachment
IN said cause, to.wit: :. W. Il. See IL.
twp IN Y. Il. 80 r.. lots ]. aud . aud T..
- NWi see. 81 Twp lON. Il. n, T.. &
:. - So, aud Me-, of SCI, Soc. ..
Twp . y, Range 80 H.. y. VI. L. NJ.
quay county. New Mexico; and YOU are
further notified that unlcs, Won enter
~ cause 1" bc entered your appearance
in said cause Oh or before llth day uf
Nav. lgI". Judgment 10y default will be
entered against you and said property
ordered sold 10 satisfy the same.
Uuiry II NrElruy of Turmruri. New
Mexico, Is. plaiutin' : attorney.
u. i. Fiucpan.
seal, Clerk of said Court
Mich I5-Apr st
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Department Of the Interior, T. : Land
Onicr, TucumrHri. y. NJ. Fob. .

department ul the interior, I =. I.lud
Onicc, Tucumcari, y. NJ. Fob.
~ 1919
To Felipe Tafoya, of Cuoryo. -. NJ,
Iuutcstcc:
You 900, hereby notified that llulou
j.. Glars, who give, llu.scll. \. NJ. a>
hi, @po.,onicr address. did ou Fcbrunr,
.. 1917. file iu this office hi, duly cor
roborntcl application to contest aud So
cure the cancellation of your Homestead
Entry 80. l3olI, Serial No. uGl62. made
November ~, 1900. for 81 - SEi,,
See. Il, So of SWtt. Soc H., MEL
wv see 20. Twp On. Range 2SE. s..
VI. l.. Meridian, and 90, ground. for hi.
contest Ic uIIrgr, that said FiIipc Ia
fova has wholly abandoned said land
for 20 period of more than two year,
pi'or 'o Feb rs. lgll: he ha, never re-
sided upon or cultivated said laud. said
defect, have not been cured at thj,
date. 'U.. The au'b day of January. 1912
NoI orc. therefore. further notified
that rur said allegations will bc taken
bv this office a. having been confessed
by Nuu. and Nuur aid entry will be-
cancelled Hereunder without vow fur
Their right Co hc heard therein. either be-
fore 'ui. oIirr or ou appeal. IL Won fail
to fI. 100 tIi. office within twenty day,
after tine rot RITZ publication OF thi,
u,tT... u.s. -hp,,r I,.I,U ,,uY pp.,,,
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ucumcari News p6i
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Department Of the Interior, T.. :. Land
Office ut Tucumcari. New Mexico
March IT, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Henry
w. Brown. of Tucumcari, y. Mex, who
on December 10, 1905, made Homestead
entry, No. 1898, for NEh section q,
Twp. : ~, Ring 80, H., n. NJ. T.. Me.
ridinn, has file notice Of intention 10
make Final Five Year Proof, 10 cstab
lish claim to the land above described
before Register and Receiver, L. $.
Land ONCE, at Tucumcari, n. Mex, ON
the Gard day Of April, lol2.
Claimant names AS Witnesses; James
Wise. James Burnham. James Squires,
sud Walter Wallace, all Of Tucumeari,
New Mel'ico.
n. A. Prentice, Register
Mar. 22- Apr 10
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II your stock could talk, it would be
To tell you 10 get some international
stock Food Mt Elk Drug Store. It's
winner.
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THE NEWS
Tucumcari, New Mexico

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~ ire" planting, can get some good Ia.
Gust trees NJ the Fowler Livery and
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

In the District Court, County Of Quay.
April Term, A. D., 1912.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

fit Der oeToet fat, boB bas @nh
fer oas NeIte lei. Die 60 Rinoer
aber oadten pobl am allerpeni9Iten
Soron, ebenIo penig pie lie ii9 tiimz
merten, mo oas Diele 9eI9irr ters
eetommen mar, bon benz fi9 Yaids
Mutter I9neG einen Sell BON be-
freunoeten No6barn geIieben botts.
Nlit einem pubren 5suereifer ftiir3ts
fi8 oogegen bic bungrige SugenO
auf Die bsrsbo9 oufgstiirmten 3u=
denteIIer. Mit elmer ans DunOers
bare gren3enbsn @ef9pinbieteit mos
rem bic .Se9isritiiden", S4neden,
pfanntu9en ufn. Derf9punOen.
BdbrenO Der gerduI9ponen llns
terbnItung bette enblid bic 6rau bes
SauIes @sIegsnbeit gefunOen, ii9 IT,
rem Spr0BIing gu ndbern. nglln
Iage nal, paul. mas 1on benin oas
anes beiben9 Sol i9 bier cine
MISUNDERSTANDING uufmas
1ens"
paul9en fsBte cine n~n6ulosmiene
ouf. r9lber, DIANA. es febIen ia
fogar nod pel9e, unb Ou boit bod
geTagt, i'd IOle bic gun3e 8lafe einz
lobenl"
Da muBte bic Mutter benn CUTE
Dliene MAIDEN, eelobte iib aber, ME
pieber 70 Iei9tfinnig nit Dortsn au
fein. llnb als gar INN 8 l1br ale
r@dfte" an bic Cuff geTeBt poren
uno fie ben S9aoen an 3erbro9enem
@eI4irr befab, i9Ius fie BRET Reuae.
On ben tommenben @eburtstogen
bon PAUL miro es borausfi9tli9
tpcientIi9 rubiger augeben.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Ban erbllts GrapattennaoeI.

Cine bibfde Gef9idte, oeren Selo
8anberbilt Junior mar, er3dblt bic
gtoile beige. Der MilionGr langs
peilte fid in Sen Spielldlen zines be-
tannten Seebaoes (oen Namen perz
fApeiet Oas 8riFeler 8ldtt, mar
barf aber a%nne6men, oaB S1tenoe ges
msint IT'D, ais er ploBli4 Die @nt-
oedung ma1te, oaB feline Grapdtten~
mabel, cine perle i'm Merte bon 49,
900 Srants, berf9punoen mar. Su
iibler 2aune I9iloerte er fetn WliBgez
1did einem NIT Der lIeberpa1ung 0e5
Raiinos betrauten @ebeimpoli3iiten;
ole Ndoel, fagte er, lei elm teures @n=
benten eetpeien. unb er piiroe Dem,
Der fe inn pieberbrG9te, germ cine
bpbe 8%elObnuns geben. . 3e9n Mi@
nuten 1pdter eri9isn Der @%ebeimpOli~
att nit einem pprnebm getlei0eten
Ssrrn, Der oen Mmerifcner Inn cine
nnterreoung inter bier Augen bat.
8anOerbilt folgte benz Tremoen in Den
@erten, uno Der Gentleman na6nl
binter elmer Saruspano aus Der Sns
nentoi9e ieinss Smotines tpobl elm
@ubeno &rapattennaoe.n, bic er in
auer Nube benz MiliOndr borleste,
inoem er fasts: nGntfduIOigen sic.
mein Serr. i9 erinners mid ni9t
mebr gan3 senuu. 9ier iino meme
NaOeln BON beute aben0. Menn sic
bic Site baden pouten, fi9 Sbre bsrs
ausSuIu9en2" @anoerbilt fab Den
Meifteroieb bon aufri9tieer 9stpunOe4
rung on unO bate cine Minute fpGter
feline Perle pie6er.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
e@waeen.
Bon Otto Ricmod

Bon Otto 8icmod.
8ds on I'M Ser5en fright,
SD slit bid, lern' es uerldipeigen.
geur pas on beridipei9it. 1T gang Oeiu
@igen,
Sem blanfeitcs @onen. ocin siilOeu-
ties Senten,
2u ioGit es bergraben uuo niht per'
Ibeafen,
Sur @olO in Der Siefe lit blauf ma
rein.
Seine beuite 6reuOe. oeiue %Ouutelitc
Yein,
@6Iieb ie fiebeufad Gin,
S6Gmig nno 8art lpie iunger Shnee
Gel oein Buni9 uuO Ocin Beb.
Gem: Oeiues @oIOes Seinbeit
@er pGgt tie?
9eines 8eioes Sdtpere -
&er tr1gt tie?
9eines @Iiides SiiBe -
Ber beet iie
60 tief als 0u?
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

re mot 9eieber. Mber ne mar i1o9
oieIsIbe Oielleiht elm biB9eH
peibliher nod.
ste, iogts er. =Dein Mlanu -
n@r liset i'm Stsrben."
9ieIe Worte bdtten cine furhtbdrs
8eOeutung fir ibn. @ieoer srtOnts;
Tuh nGbsrn0s JuBtritte OrouBsn. Sbr
Bid trdf fi6. uno cine beige 8lu!s
tDelle f9oB GarlIen no9 Dem &opf.
aIs er in ibrem @eii6t Sen b%erlangsns
ben @usorud no9 5reibeit fab, =
bic dIts 2iebs, gsitGrft our9 Die 2Gn=
&c Der 3eit. Die lire 2ippen ME mebr
au duBern gefpdet 1Gtten.
Dos MGo9sn eri9ien an Der Sir.
D0r. SDrmes IGBt 6errn Or.
GurlIen fofort bitten, ri9tete Te aus.
Gr na6m Teinen Snftrumentsntos
fen auf uno folgte ibr. Bon ser
Tiir aug fab sr suriid. Sin tiefes
Hot bate SIZES @sii6t iiber5oaen.
Sbre bIaueu ausen glibtsH, ibre 2ip-
pen 5itterten, er fab ibre pie fletenS
na9 ibm aiisgeftredten Mrme. Nber er
ponbte ii9 raid ob.
Dos M609en Offnete cine an0ers
Sir, unO er f9ritt biRour9. 5or>
mes mar bel ser Nrbeit nno beugte
fi9 iiber einen Slid. Seine 4rme
tporen entblDBt; eliBern0e Snftrumen.
te lo9en um i'm Der. MuF ben eriter
Bid fub GorIIen, 0oB er eben Ole
Operation beenbete. Sbns elm Dor;
ging sr an Sen Slid uno fteIte ii1
neben ben RoIegsn. Das blutleere.
ate, bdBIi9e, run8elise @eIi4t oes
patienten ftdrrte i'm an.
sd tonnte nidt lGnser tparten"
ertlGrte 5ormes. vGr f9ien 19ou
I'M Stsrben, aIs i9 a~nsefunssn babe,
Sd buIte es fir unm0gIi9, OuB q
our9tommt."
Sones Gdrlfens gef9ulter 8tid
priifte ods Wert bes onoern i'm
glu; Damn ftrsifte er fid Die gcrmsl
auf.
llnmDgli9feit9 @r 5ah bin uni
glaubte cine MogIi9tsit gu febsn. 6;
tdu9te oie 6Gn6e in beiBes MaRsl
unO 8pg ii9 elm paar 9ummibanbs
f9ube an.
Ginen fur5en 2lugenblid lang fat
5ormes duf. Ser 4us0rud in oer
9eii9t bes an6ern ma9te i'm itiBig
NGs Of elm erimmigss 2G9eln auI
Ieinen 3iigen lag! Nber er tonnte MI,
oas pabrnebmsn, mas sr fab, MIDI
mas in Gdrliens Snnern porging.
Ser eroBe gbirurg nobm bic Sn.
trumente our SanO. Die 3Gbne BIZ
er bDrbar 3uIommen. MeI9er Dor
ibnsn beiosn fOIte es fein2 Gprmei
ipiir0e ME oie Mobrbeit erroten. SHE
monb piirOe lie iiberboupt ic erfab
rem. Slie erI9ien tpie cine @iiion bo'
5einem Bid, nit an ser alien 2teh
in ibren blauen Nugen uno Den
9eu6ten Der SDffnung un6 ben ibn
flebenO entgegenseItredten Nrmen =
SET, felt biB er oie 3G6ne oufein
amber. Seine Mugen gldn5ten. @pae
@~erpunoerung iiber ben cntfeBli9s;
4usorud in feinsm geii4t itano 5or
mes neben ibm.
Cine Stunoe IpGter trdt Cartier
aus Dem Rrantenaimmer. Gr Idl
blei4 unO d~bgefpunnt aug.
sic fpartete i'm Mobnoimmer all
i'm. l1no fie glitt auf ibn gu, als {
nit Dem @ettermantel auf benz Arn
bel ibr eintrat.
rSumes", fIiiitsrte lie, lift es ODr
bei2"
sSa", eripiOerte er buftig, .ss Il
bobei."
sGr 1T ---" oie Jrase flamm
lie in ibren Qugsn. Sbr SGnoe nursl
gsgen bic 8ruit geprsBt.
.Gr 1T serettet", fugte er.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

cole 8ruGerf9aft.
Stromer gum anoern, ais elm Stuber
Dorbeigsbt, Der iid 9dnoftube anoisbt:
rSiebIte Rarl, Der orbest'i niiht. unO
mir orbeeten niI1t! Ser een3'gs uns
terfdieS is. ooB Der Snnoi9ub iiber
Ieins 9dnoe 5iebt. uno mir ftedsn fe
in D. Sdide!"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-16
KING GEORGE CUP
WON BY WINSOME
By Myer

NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 16.-The
first race for the King George v.
cup. held Yesterday by the New York
Yacht Club as a wind-up for the an
nual cruise, was won by the 81
foot sloop Winsome, owned by Trow-
bridge Hall, of Greenwich, Conn, and
sailed by the professional skipper. E.
S. Willis. of Port Washington, L. L.
Three schooners and FIVE sloops start
ed. The .Winsome was fifth to cross
the finish line. 10 minutes and 81 sec
onds after the schooner E~nchsntress,
which led the fleet.
The sloop Istalena, which was just
ahead of the Winsome, lost the race
by / minute and 16 seconds in cor
rected time, while the E~nchantress
was placed third in the summary,
minute and 50 seconds behind the
Winsome.
Notification of the result of the race
was cabled at once 10 London by
Commodore C. Ledyard Blair. The
New York Yacht Club fleet disbanded
last night after the most successful
ace in wind, weather. numbers and
sport for many years. The larger
yachts of the fleet will remain for
one more race given by the Newport
Yacht Racing Association.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-16
Good Bouts Are on Card
for Garden ShOW Nest Week
By C. A. Voight

n "
den. next Monday night, it is believed
that a more interesting contest will
be furnished than if Jesse Willard,
the Texas cewpuncher. had been able
to carry out his original agreement
to meet the big Missourian. Willard
I~outpointed Pelkey in the Garden re-
Gently because of the formers nor
nous height and reach, together with
the fact that he was rs pounds
heavier than the New England man.
On the other hand. McCarty and Pel-
Fey are more evenly matched physi-
.cally, and as Pelkey is not exactly
Jim Stewards equal as a boxer, Me-
carly believes he can show New
Workers some real fighting: ability.
When Joe Jeanette takes on q
burly slugger from Boston named Jeff
Madden in the second ~ten-round, bout
1t will be his first appearance in a
local ring in some time. OF course.
Jeanette, who is matched to box
Jack johnson, is expected to win. but
the Bostonian believes he can stas
the limit in addition to making tho
negro step lively to keep out OF ths
way.
In a keen desire to wipe out tns
stain of defeat at the hands of Boar
oardie Wells Tom Kennedy is diii-
gently training for his f~en-roun1 ak
fair with Jia, Savage, the New Jef~
sey heavy the same evening. Thin
scrap ought to be a rafting good
one as the Jersey man is the equal
of Kennedy in science n is also
a solid puncher. Savage will be
handled by Dan Morgan, his new
manager.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-16
Good Racing at Norristown

JEFFERSONvILLE, Pa. Aug. a.
The best days racing ever witnessed
wei the track here brought the three
days race meeting of the Norris
town Driving Club to a close yes
terday. There were five events on
the program, including two carried
over from yesterday, and many new
records were made.
Six heats were necessary to show
the winners of the 2.24 class trot.
Each heat winner scored a new rec
ord. Dellbrook won two heats, after
which he was unable to show. Pa
quita Bell won two heats, and in
a hard driving finish Augu w. won
the fifth heat, after which Paquita
Bell landed the race.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-16
NEWARK STARS WILL USE
ATHLETicS' PLAYING FIELD

The Newark Stars third, having
had a successful season as a travel
ing team, has secured the Newark
Athletic grounds for the balance of
the baseball season, and games will
be played on Saturdays, Sundays and
holidays.
Manager John ID. McQuade has Sc
cured as his opening attraction Jack
MeGrath's fast McKeesport. Pa.
team. This team has been playing
wonderful ball all season and a good
game is expected. McQuade has also
secured some of the best teams play
ing semi-pro ball in New York.
Brooklyn and New Jersey. Among
those who will be seer at the new
Newark Stars oval are the Lincoln
Giants. Royal Giants, st. Louis
Giants. Poughkeepsie. Trenton. New
London, Inner-Seals. Bronx Athlet-
les, Suburbans, of Brooklyn, White
Plains. Port Jervis, Morristown A.,
A., Worthingtons and the Ironside
F. c. ,
There will also be a preliminary
game between two colored teams. All
games will start at 4 o'clock.
The players who will make up the
Newark Stars are Dummy Deegan,
Wally. Mclaughlin and Allan Finn,
pitchers; Billy Burdett and Tommy
Gallen, %catchers; Joe Becker and Peter
Knego, first base; Tommy Getten.
second base; Otto Boltz and Robert
McNish, short stop; Jack Fitzhenry,
third base; Joe Moss, Wally Nc
Loughlin, Jack O'Connor and Jack
Brogan, outhelders.
Joseph A. Hurley, the well-known
Institute clubman. viii act as the
official umpire.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-16
SPLENDID PLAY in
TENNIS TOURNEY

SOUTHAMPTON, L. T.. Aug. 10
Rapid progress reduced the singles to
four survivors yesterday in the
Meadow Club tennis singles here,
while two pairs reached the doubles
semi-1nals. In the singles n. w.
Niles. Boston, beat F.. c. Colston,
Maryland, 60, SO; f. p. Larned
beat H. Nickerson, Pittsield, 6-1.
So; w. F. Johnson, Philadelphia,
beat A. S. Dabney, Boston. 6-S, GA,
and r. N. Williams, national clay
court champion, beat G. P. Gardner.
jr., Boston, So, 7-5.
Gardner paired with w. J. Ciothier.
the two holding the Eastern doubles
Championship, reached the semi-fnals
by defeating f. P. Larned and C. r.
Leonard in the third round, 81,
6-3. w. F. johnson and C. F. Wat
son, jr., also. gained the semi-fnals
by defeating G. M. Church and w.
Kuhn, Go. 81.
In the second ronnd of the doubles
A. S. Dabney and n. W. Niles, former
Eastern tit1e-holders, won a hard
match against j. R. Carpenter, jr.,
and A. Thayer,, the Pennsylvanians,
at 81, Cd. In the same round Fl.
A. Plummer and b. S. Prentice
defeated the Yale pair, A. H. Man.
jr., and e. w. Peaslee. 6--1, 60.
Two former national champions
Mrs. Marshall Mclean and Mrs. Bar
GER allach. appeared I'm the p,ixad