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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-05
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE.
M
srxAronIA. MIss., April 3. ls7.

SENArOBIA, Miss, April p, le57-
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Allow me to make short communi-
cation for the Masonic Department OF
yeur useful paper.
Your issue Of Sunday, the 2lst instant,
contained 8 most valuable artiele-the
ancient charge from the WorshlpIal
Master to newly made Mason-and L
sincerely wish that every Mason In the
land would be guided by the high-toned
morality which 1t ineulcates.
Its. tome, a matter Of deep regret, that
our Lodges generally in Mississippi are in
a sadly demoralized condition. The same,
I am told, is the case in Tennessee and
Arkansas. The widespread immortality
of our brethren may afford consolation
10 the wicked heart that loves COM
pany, and laughs atshis own depravhy !
but, surely, TO the upright Mason IL
must be a source of the deepest mortit-
cation that our ancient and honorable
Order is threatened with disgrace by Ute
foul spirits who have been permitted, Dy
an infraction of the ancient constitution,
TO occupy seats which they are not
worthy nor qualified to fill.
In all the Lodges with which have
any acquaintance the three great popu-
| lar vices. PeOfdne Stcedring, Drunken
ness and Gambling are tolerated.
I have been trying, for some years
past, to induce our brethren to enforce
the discipline, and remove from their
fellowship, men, who wilfully and per-
petually violate the sacred obligations
which they have taken at tho Masonic
aIJar I; out all in vain. They viii
swear, they will gamble, and they will
get drunk and many OF the Lodges
will sustain them in their wickedness by
neglecting to bring them to discipline.
Nay, further: There are Lodges who
will censure a man, and threaten to
bring him to trial, who will have the
moral courage to oppose these great sins,
and who declares his intention never
again TO enter Lodge until the desired
reformation is effected.
1 am a minister of the Gospel, and l
am bound, by inspired injunction, TO
have " no fellowship with the unfruitful
works Of darkness, but rather reform
them.n
/ have endeavored to obey this pre-
cept Of Holy Writ; and if, in carrying
it out into practice give Offense to my
Masonic brethren, cannot help it. The
fsult is not mine. Let them correct the
evils, and eli will be right.
Masonry promises re that her de-
mands shall not come in conhiot with
nv conscience as a Christian and if l
find myself in a Lodge of men calling
Themselves MasOns-one-thiFd Of whom
nerhaps ara DrOfsne swearers-it is my
duty, az a Ghri5tlal, not to commune
with that Lodge in its worship, o. In any
Of it,. ceremonies. Gods forbids it, and
/ will obey God. WIN. J. BARBEE.
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CASH cUsToM ERs
LEGAL,
Trustees Sale

or Desirable Real Estate, distant about
3l-3 niles Southeast from the CiIT OF
Memphis, and Situate on the u. and
C.R.R.
DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust to me executed
d on the 18th day OF December, l6o1i by J. J..
Taylor aBd 7. 3. MeEwen, for tne purpose OF
securing note for the sum OF sl--yo.i due ana
owing by them to j. b. Mercer, and in Dbedi
ance to written authority nom the said Taylor
McEweu and Mercer, directing ne 20 sell the
land conveyed in said Trust Deed WILL On
the 9Th Day OF May, 1867, st the Courthouse
door in the GreenlaW Block, on Second street.
- -, TTrfon and C2a-roso Streets In the CITY
OF Memphis, between the hours OF ll O'Clock
an. and O'Clock Pm ana continuing uoll
until All the property be sold, sell % the highest
bidder a certain tract Of land situate anr d ing
in shelby county, Tennessee, and bounded
thHs: Beginning at stake on the east silia or
line OF said tract IN the lane between the " pa.
Cooper tract and the Dsdertek tract running
thence In said lane l5-32 chains 10 a point
within or al hfty feet south or the center Of
the Memphis and Charleston railroad thence
west 8 le 70 point % feet south o. the center
hickory gruo thence south A. west ~
chains to point 30 feet sOuth OF the center Of
the PigeOn ROOst road. runs rom the nrst
point of beginning west $50 chains TO a stake;
thence south l7-2D chains TO a point % feeG
north OF the center OF Pigeon RoOst rrad
thence TO the termination OF said hne which
was run nom the hickory grub this last line
runs parallel with said Pigeon hoost road
in the survey, being N al % f--Aue se - 4lila
Trouerty has been subdivided, and viii be sold
n lots varying from nve 70 ten ACRES each-
There "A no other fncum branee on said land
| THE TERMS OF SALE are as follows One
third OF the purchase money, cash, and the
I balance payable in equal instalInents on me
ist on October 1857 lst OF April 1855, and lst Of
| October lS6s, the purchaser % execute notes
4 drawing intsrest from cate, aud secured by
i Deed OF Trust, embracing the sane terms IS
/ THAI under which am now acting
| / am authorized 70 say, that Tor all or the
purchase money, after defTaying the expenses
/ 81 the trust and satisfying the claim OF said
Mercer any tust indebtednesz OF either Iay-
IOr Il NcEWen, or Taylor, McEWenr Duke &
| co. or TaylOgs McEWen q Blew. VIII be re-
eeiyed: but each lot viii be required TO bear its
Drpportfonal rart OF the expenses of the Irust
i and the burfhen OF the fneum brance. The title
10 said land believe to be good, and viii take
| pleasure in furnishing any person with a state
rueut OF the title, and plat Of the sub vision
mon application 70 me 81 law ONCE OF
Wilson b Beard, l3 Court street, but shan
/ only convey a. Trustee. ". p. WILSON,
aD4 n Trustee.
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--Ah. thou hast done favours to my family
cried the Mason, his Jaws set together withTage
Say, was 1t BY lowering my wages, to plunge me-
into misery Was itby discharging me from
thy shop, 10 force me 70 become a thief2 Wa
It by having me condemned to the galleys'
Was It By running Catherine. whom thou hast
made a whore7 =. lI1, thou hast done fayours
70 my family. Bordensonl Wen, Ne, viii re-
turn thee all the favoufs thou hast done #; I
vili NOS be ungrateful. Deneht for benefit: hers,
Bordsnson, take that fer lowering my wasesl
And his iron-shod foot struck the Master
builders head, which was dashed with thud
againstths side OF the hre-plaes.
This for Exchanging me from thy shops.
This for my sentence. This for my daughter
Catherine, for my daughter, BOrdenson l.......-.
And 81 each sentence the terrible foot Of os-
quer came down upon the bloody head OF the
miserable man, which moved about the hearth,
jerking and mangled.
Bordenson uttered stifisa cries OF agony. At
last he succeeded in halEri,ing, covered with
blood. -
Mercy, cosqusr, mercy Pardon me, oh my
eodi Do not KIN me. CosqueFl Pity do not
kin mei r.t -.-...
He crawled on his hands and knees 10 the
convict: he embraced his feet and tears and
blood ran together down his face.
But Cosquer was delicious.
-Thon hadst no r':y on me, he yelled, want
thy life, Bsrdensoni
As the bourgeois eluss TO hts knees, he held
hInl With one hand, and reached The other to-
wards the table, TO grasp the weapon he had
len there. After little he had It.
But Bordenson no sooner saw the glitteTing
steel turned towards him, than he freed him
self by seonvulsive spring. and pushing back
the mason with the strength OF despair. fed 10
The darkest corner Of the loom, uttering fright
fal cries t--s,5t..., i. .....-.
Es ara tl0Quis - ID
Cosaner had already sprung forward, lad
seized the painting msster-buildeF BY the hair,
had forced him 20 his knees, his head bent
backward, and the deadly weapon in the ma
son s hand passing It's whole length into one
eye, and through the brain, coming out on the
other side.
The victim fell ever without groan.
cosqusr placed his foot upon his for head
and with both hands pulled out the steel,
which stuck in the flesh and bone.
Barazer came close. He looked at the body
with perfect irdi 5ersnee, and showed the head
with his toe, a. II to ascertain whether any life
still rem sined-
The head was motlonleSs.
He is well serUed he said this fellow will
not eat hle BSorseI(9
Some waters aaid the the mason, whose
hands were dripping With blood.
Here is same; hut, now, where are we to
p5aakCg this bafgch0n ~
--Theu wilt follow me, and thou wilt zee.
At this moment they heard the s0ond OF a
key In the lock OF the ent anee- door. II was
softly opened, and Margaret appeared az the
threshold, lantern IN hand.
QlKnl, kin the Bourgeois .-lNWill not in
form -(8pnt-plauquer -(Hpaekage.
lro BE CONTINUED NEXT sUNDAY.l
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PRERMAsONRY IN THE ROCKY
MOUNTAINS.

And as the sacred Word We search
To find the promise Thou hast given,
Help rs to raise this Royal Arch,
SynbolicaI OF Thee and Heaven.
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The Masonic Apron is the symbol OF
labor and Of purity Of life and rectitude
of conduct. 1t should be of pure white
lambskin, without any device whatever,
and should be square with q triangular
fa.I The investiture of the candidate
with the apron, among the primitive
Masons, formed an essential part Of the
ceremony of initiation, and was
attended with rites equally signifi-
cant and impressive. This badge
received 8 CHARACTERISTIC distinction
from its peculiar color and material.
With the Essenian Nasons, it was
accomplished by a process bearing a
similar tendency, and accompanied by
illustrations not less Imposing and salts
factory TO the newly initiated neophyte.
He was clothed in a long white robe,
which reached to the ground, bordered
with a fringe of blue ribbon, to incite
personal holiness, and fastened tightly
round the waist with a girdle, to sepa.
rate the upper from the lower parts Of
the body. With feet bare and head un.
covered, the candidate was considered q
persOnificatiOn of Modesty and Humil.
ity, walking in the fear of God.
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TIE INN.
How shall murder hlm, Isgo7
j would have him nine ears a-killing.
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A.. 80. IL

BY BRO. WHITFIELD.
Eur~ene High Priest! from Heaven look doWI
fpon the chapter gathered here;
Our labor with Thy blessing crown
And be in love and E.,ercy near.
Nav fervent zeal our hearts inspire
while kReeline at this holy shrine,
Efndle IA rs the sacred fire,
And all our hearts with love divine
When foes prevail, oppress, enchaln,
Conduct US captive and enslaYe,
on Thee we call, and not in vain
Whose mighty arm has power 10 save.
Thy voice can from his prison call
The captive forth, and set him free,
To help erect the temples wall,
Where men again shall worship Ihee.
When led In devious. unknown ways,
The rugged paths we fRioting tread,
Stfl. may We utter prayer and praise
Though gins and snares are round US spread
Help us TO pass the walls which hide
Inv glOrieS from our Inward slgilt
The Sc ifishDess, and lust, and pride,
Which vail from us meridian light
when bowed and humbled in the dust
When sea ching for the mystic Word,
Jehovah God in Thee we trrst,
Oh hear us, and exalt US, Lord
And as the sacred Word we search
10 fnd the promise Thou hast given,
Helm rs 10 raise this Royal Arch,
sym bOIical OF Thee and Heaven.
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Nntfcn 20 Cre1fitnrs.

Referliug 10 advertisement Of VIM =. VIE
SON Esq. Trustee, etc this days date-and
anxious to effect settlements a. early as posi-
Z. e. We wish to notify AL our creditors that We
nror,ose to sell all Of our Real Estate both per-
sonal and eopartnerShlp, during the ue1t ensu-
ing thirty. sixty OF ninety days. az punlc auc-
ton taxing in payment therefor, after satlstac-
ton OF liens and expenf es, the outstanding &
oblizRtions Of fTaylors. McEWen q Blew, Taylor
NcEpen Duke q Co OF Taylor & McEwoa, ~
Tbe fist will com prise about Thirteen Country
Lots OF i've % nine acres each, located on the
Mem Dbis and Charleston Railroad, about three
anf a half miles east Of this sify-adnlran y
In..afs-d for residence and garden purpoaes
For,rs valuable Business Lots with improve
m@nfs on Adams street, and Eleven hses5qence
Tcfs an Adams. Washington and JenersoE
sfTsas extended including Two Residences
Ths I.,fs viii be plainly siaked on AL credi-
s-l .;-, - - ,,ror,aTtv ard attend the sales.
siiiiNs 'i-s - TAYLOR & MCEWEN.
.-f, q rsa7 ap4 tmyG
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TRUSTEES Sale
M Real Estate in 6ibsOn County, Tenn,
10 he Sold at Humboldt, 6ibsOn County,
80 an the 98th daV OF nav. 1851

nf Real Estate in 6ibsOH county, Ien1.,
"a he sOid at Humboldt, GibsOn County,
Trsn., on the 18th day OF nay, 1861.
~ virtue OF q Eeed or Trust executed to ".
* a. ZONES by VIM d. Fly, bearing date lsth
fSceTIs ber 1850, for the purpose of securing.
S.srfain debts due By said VIM d Fly % z. 81.
Apperson & Co, and which are therein speei-
dsd and by authority vested In me as Irustea
Substituted by decree OF the Common Law
Court OF the city OF Memphis, entered l7th
April, 1877, in the room OF Vim. A Jones de-
ceased, viii, on the 2Sti day Of May, 1877 IN
front Of the Hotel at Humboldt, Gibson county
Tenn, between the hours Of ten o.cloeEY am
and four o'clock pm, sell 70 the highest old-
der a certain tract Of land containing anout
8S acres situated in Gibson County, a2d lying
about II miles northwest Of HunDoidt. Tenn
being the same tract or parcel Of Laaq cor
yeyed to said VIM. D. Fly by Josepn y. Ian
rurr, bv Deed registered IN Registers once or
f,il,son County, to which references Is made Tor
mora T,arficrlar description
sTi,fs tract OF land VIII be su9divlqed into
r,,-5- 1oss NO j containing 60 acres, and known
- 80 Eeii. Nos z 8 and containing ~ acres
/ -, liT-ss running east and west
rr--s,.rs- -Ous-half Cash, balance 1t 8 months.
- -,-1rclaSer 70 execute note. bearing interest
s.-55 dsfe and secured by Deed Of Trust. eul-
/ b-sciug the same tsr11s aS that under which Z
an NJ ~ r;sit OF rsdemption Is waived. and the
tsitIe believed 70 be good, but viii convey
~,7-r s1eh title IS Is in me vested IS Trustee.
aDZl S0t J. d. QUISLE4, Trustee
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The Montana Post says it is proposed
to rear here, in the heart of the Rocky
Mountains, great Masonic Temple, an
enduring monument of the work Of Mon
tana Masons, and a model of modern ar
chitecture. The ground Immediately
adjoining the present hall has been pur-
chased: several thousand dollars have
already been subscribed, and at meet
ing called it is intended to determine the
preliminary measures for an early com
mencement Of labor. The building is to
be of stone, three stories in hight, com
pleteIy fire-proof, with halls twenty five
by seYenty-five feet in the clear. The
old hail will open from the second story,
and be divided into committee and re-
ception rooms, and banquet hall. The
cost of the construction is estimated at
500. 600 to S25, 600, and when completed
will be furnished in the best style Of the
Order
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"l3. A Chapter can not, I'M
der the decisions Of the Grand
Chapter, provide in its bylaws for a
single ballot for all the degrees. A
separate Dallot for each degree is re-
quired.
ala. The petitioners for a new Chapter
and the candidates advanced in it 10 the
degree OF Mark Master, whilst such new
Chapter is working under dispensa-
ton, have the right, respectively, to
choose q mark, and have the same re-
corded in the mark book Of such new
Chapter, and those Of the petitioners
who had before that time chosen marks,
and had them recorded elsewhere, may
also have them recorded in the mark
book OF such new Chapter.
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Written for the Freemason's of st. John
Lodge, No. /, New lorK, by Bro. 0eorge 7
Morris:
Members Of an Order
Ancient as the earth,
All within our border
Realize its worth.
Genial is the greeting
That awaits us there,
On the leUef meeting,
Parting on the square.
Like the WOi ikmen oldeD
Who our craft designed.
We the precept golden
Ever bear In mind.
Masons never falter;
We each other know,
AS around the altar
Hand in hand we go;
Loud hosannas singing
To our Source above,
Aud heart-o offerings bringing
To the God Of Love.
Like the WOrkmen Oldeu
Who our craft designed,
We the precept golden
Ever bear in mind.
There's a mystic beauty
In our working plan,
Teaching man his duty
To his felow-man.
As a ba I'D OF brothers,
Ever just and true,
Do we unto Others
As we'd have them do.
Like the Workmen OldRn
Who our craft designed,
We the precept golden
Ever bear in mind.
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NOTICE..

gr,HE creditor Of the esf is Of =. a. Appie1y
/ are hereby notified that have ss2sesie1
the insolvency OF sa.d est..le % ne tie.s @ -.
me creditors Of said estate are ncfl1ed - 9
their claims. duly authen tlcateq, NIin ~
months frofn the date hereof. ~ m 5 NO = ~
% diei in bar % tne same
]. 3, DANN1Ei4 Ad1nil.st
April lsi, IsS7,
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CHAPTER VIII


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brseed her. her M between the two ham
pers,
The hofse. at blow from the child's crook,
moved again. slowly, towards the inn.
What has thou new, Marie, while have
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sslapg term, Ike shell out" fork ever,
meaning, 70 part with money In Work 10 do.
~ raen.-(2) to rSb.-(Sl bourgeois 10 pockets.
az money-s6l city.-(7l jail-i61 guiIloflue-s9)
public "a mare pIdce-(I0l 70 take met belly.
~ kili-ISl pieces.-(l4l francs.-tl5l money,
l6l sous.--sI7l sold,-usl dance,
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OFFICE
In 0dd-FellOWs' Building, corner
OF Main and Court Square.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
A T. LACEY, WM. L. VANCE,
GEO. L. NICHOLS.

This company viii restrict their business 10
FIRST CLASS RISKS Policies issued ffom one
month 70 Eix years II is a HUME COMPANY
pledged and devoted 70 the furtheTanee OF
HOME INTERESTS
The mutual system has deservedly becf me
the most popul8r mode OF insuraBce IN the
United States. and Is the one embraced by
those BEST informed upon the subject, and W1o
appreciate and desire security, perpetuity and
economy. In q purely mutual company the
assured derives 81 the adVantaRcz which can
be reaiiZed from an Insurance, and at the
lowest rates or exact cost, paying no tribute or
profits 70 the preprietoss OF stockholders for,
pernapa, an Inadequate capital OF security.
Cheapness combined with security, snd eer-
tainty Of aceom plishing the object in view,
are the essential elements sought Tor. and they
may Be found eminently existing In q well
conducted mutual Insurance company. and
such company the lncorDOrators and Officers
prolsoue for the Tennessee state Manual Ful
informati0u viii - furnished AZ the Office OF
the company. There are SENFNTEkN mu-
tnal Insurance. companies IN successful opera
ton in 81. louis, covering BY their policies
SENEN-EIGHTH OF The real estate Of that
city. such Is The popularity OF The mutual
principle in cur sister city. ap4 Inn
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western and Virgins Tobacco Ageses.
MAYER, MARSHUETZ & TO-
AssTRAcT OFFICE,
ROOM NO. j.
cavuer EFouroe and Second SIS.

Corner MoBfoe anu SecSA1 So
xxYE have the Abstract Books and com pie.s
wv Tndex OF the Registers Once, com ps.el
by the late HENRY A. Olsc - - -, :, -
ard 4 careful experiences IN the business, sa,' III
one mistake having oeeurreo n Al - s.ie-
We are enabled % furnish eonPto'0
snents Of titleto all
Port pickering, Memphis sno SneAo5
County Lands,
..,.......... u,tiee sa.d On The most reasona-
~ the saoIssss ~ ri d CAMPBELL a CO.,
pie o$.hsa 5ssf tf successors 70 Bona 3 OAEa PoeAi-
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THE SCALE OF WOMEE.
BY EMILE sOUvEsTRE.
THE WOMAN OF THE PEOPLE,

TRANSLATED FOR THE APPEAL.
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THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April LIST, over sl,5OO,OOO.
ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. HI. LUCAS, Eice-President.
VIM. T. SELBY, Secretary.
VIM. n. BENTON. GenI Agent.
DIRECTORS O r S

| UNHIS Company is u6s P 'ucies on Aves On all
/ / the different plans nd az as favorable rates
ag any other while 10 has 40 restrictions IN re-
I grrl 10 residence OF travel. and all its profits
] are divided annually among its policy holders
! Il Is prompt in the payment OF losses, having
Z months.
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Collections made on az acceSss0so
points s5s the SOsfthscest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Union. of MOrrisania. W.. Irvtngtons o. Irving.
ton. New Jersey.
The most exciting match which has taken place thus
far this section that played yesterday afternoon
Irvngton, New Jersey, between the Irvipgton Club
and the Union Club Of Morrisaua. The interest which
base ball has created might be ascertaned from the fact
that fully seven eight thousand people willingly
braved the iutense heat which prevailed yesterday,
the attempts made by the Jersey Horse Railroad Com.
pany, from Newark to Irvingon to crowd the greatest
swarms Of JeTey mosquitoes the exorbtant demands
Of OF lumber wagons. aud the probabilities OF
prolonged stay In the vicinity OF the CanptOwn Navy
Yard In order to witness what promised 70 be first
class match In every particular To certain extent
grown boys with mem hats and .loud" nccktes loud
voices and little sense, who annoyed everybody
near them by their attempts q. elu and blackgusrd.
that the Union Club, which was disgraced by
the unsought championing OF this rabblc-could not
close up with Their adversaries The Unions seemed
somewhat OF Sorts Pabor pitched wildly than
usual Brdsa although neat AS ever, was not so sure
on the catch Godie made horrd and for him,
extraordinary mu; Smith could not play short, although
lively and earnest as ever; Ketcham was quick but
slippery in the fingers; and Austin, who judged the ays
very nicely and got them his hands, could keep
then there. Martin, Abrams and Aiken, In general play,
what retrieved his by beautiful catch OF fy
foul ball after long. hard and Birdsa also
binary lily tip catch.
On the Irlngton side il may b. seen. all hands, with
but few minor exceptions, DID remarkably wen u.
Crawford took fly IN splendid style at right field, and
PIKE ana Buckley both made beautiful catches OF foul
balls Walters pitched effectively, Stockman at
short fat, and the bases slurdiy manned
any could wish. In batting the Irvingtons
exceed their opponents aud found bat little trouble
driving the ball 10 safe spots The ground Certainly
somew hat ia their favor IN few instances sbu It was
very evident from the start taa they outplaying
the Unions IN every way. The umpiring OF Mr. Hay
hurst was the whole, very saiisiactory. One
decisions did not seem 10 suit the crowd above alluded
but those directly interested had for
psint The score OF the game Is as follows