davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
nQmEsIlc INTELLIGENCE.

train, consisting Of two hundred pack m ules with
four months supplies, left Fort Dallas Oregon June g.
for Camp Wright sban Toned post In tbs heart OF the
Indian country The train Is in charge OF Lieutenans
Rice, formerly OF the Nineteenth Massachusetts, reGi-
msnt
Warren A. Petit, alias Charley wilson, who was In
stantly killed few days since in Memphs Tenn, By
pistol shot nred BY bis Mistress formerly resident
OF Saratoga and was we'll known In Troy. he deserted
merly resided In Albany
meteor Of very extraordinary and brillienoy va
observed from various points In the west on the nignt
OF the I'd OF July. from different places ID
Missouri OHIO, Indiana, Illinois, and Kansaa
The Mobile Advertiser rcgrstfuliy says that In 1854
slave Of BraXjon Bragg deserted 70 the MeHcans put
was aiterwari recaytured. Now the runaway = one Oh
the Board OF Registration for the county OF Mobile,
while his former masl,r 10 disfranohised rebel
Mr. j. H EssIr has united with Mr., Samuel W Mason
In the publsstOp Of the SSysnnah Asws eNd HNeld
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
the RACKET MATCH.
I've Great International Contest Between
t"uikes and Grny-The Final Game In Ire
iHud-t.ray the Winner.

From the Northern CBefssu whig July2
The great international racket ustchhe first hnl' OF
aich was played in New Yor9, America-was resumed
yesterday ia the Ulster Club RAJ Court, Belfast and,
~ 81 be seon was won ey cray the English champion
The match was for the large sum Of $1,000 and caused
great deal OF interest among the admirers OF tho
.'ah'stic game" both in America and Great Britain
suc piRyers-Frederlck Foulkes OF New York, and Will
liam Gray OF Cembrdrc-are the champions OF the Two
ntre and considered the best players Of raekes in
game the 1rss hall to be played in New York and the
esroud half Belfast, lrelandn each place the best
rot OF seven games to win fifteen aces or points to con-
tutuie game and tho winner OF the most games 10
~ the winner or the stakes
ON the passage from America TO this country, Gray got
Of his wrss spraned aud the tendons Of hts right
a. NIB Injured which prevented him practising ior two
~eeks after his arrival here
Mr. James Alexander was referee and Richard
Armstrong marker during the Snail contest There
was good deal OF betting odds o. 10 being
snfsagh TO 4 assins, Tonlses was the highes,
saiis on Saturday las1 On the individual games the
oc,ins was spirited, and good deal Of money changed
lad won the American part Of the match, and
had scored twenty-five aces than Foulkss
Important consideration taking into account
ihe second condition OF the "ar,ic'es" In
'der TO beat Gray, fouses therefore had only TO
also 10 get In The course OF playing tbcm IS
,han Gray, which would make tie According to the
.srtices.n Foulke. even n he had GOT N, majority
" The sames in Belfast aud - more than Gray,
wcnid Etl have been loser, for the att lies 81 pulae
ihai the games In one place OF playing shall tie those
50 The other then the PLAYER who has made the mos,
acc IN The aggregate shall be the winner aud from this
Jort oI view the last game In New YORK, 10 which
litay scored 10 10 foulkes o douby damaging to
shc chance OF the latter, for it only decided the
American game agsns Fouikcs bat u added Is 10 Tue
balance OF 10 aces already existing against him Foukes
hsd therefore 20 win FIVE OF the seven games ~ Belfast
90 bo the victor.
Al Eve miautoa before two o'clock Fouisss entered
she coart, and the two champions shook hands ~armly
on time being called by the referee, the took place
rof trst hand which GRAY Tho epOr, then com.
nenocd. SIX rsmes were played.
ibe following is tie scoring ia collected icrn
mt bcns.--FOuikes. Is. Gray, Won by FoElkes.
Ss,o',d GdHe.-Grsy, Is; Foulkes, 3 Won by Gray.
Isrn ''an>-Foulkes IS cray. u Won 10y FoulSes.
foa,h Gdne-Gray, rs: Fouises H. Won by Grey.
~. s-"G-Gray, IS; Ioulkes, s. Won by Gray.
Sssh 1dmf.-Gfay. is Foalkee q Won b. Gray
When the game finished second gang for $40 n side
we pihyeu netwesn Fonlkes and Gray'S hro,ter In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.

Further Accounts Of the Triple Executisn4
Juarex Refuses to Deliver up the Body q
Observation-Disclosures the Rio GFand1
with an Army Of Observation. =
GALVESTON, July Is, 1867 y
Of Macmillan have been received:- u
When leaving the convent Macmillan exclAimed3
"what beautiful clear II such as desired
for the hour Of death" All three were dressed With
scrupuous care. The officer Of the firing parry begged
Aaximans forgiveness, saying that be dsapprovsd ol
the execution but soldier and must obey orders2
Macmillan replied, IA soldier must always complS
with his orders thank you with all my heart for your
kind sentiments, but exact that you comply with the
orders given youn Macmillan gave Mramon the centre
a. bis post Aeiias wife dstracledly through the
streets, just before tho execution carrying borg
babe.
Juarez refused 10 deliver up Ha1milian's body, and
says must be made tho subject OF treaty.
There Is great antipathy towards Americans because
they asked Maxmilian's llfe
Princess Salm sam devised means for the escape Of
the Emperor but tho plan betrayed by an officer I'd
whom she conhded tho secret, who took a hrlbe Of
$4,000 in diamonds She was ordered 10 leave Ouers
taro with all her attendants.
fight is probable between Cortina and BerrozabaIt
old enemies, and both are recruiting The cause OF the
dispute is the 6overnorship Of Tamaulipas
Cortina has been ordered to occupy the Rio Grsnde
with army Of observation Of Is 900 men, The United
States hated because of its interference in behalf or
Macmillan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
Probable Failure Of the Cotton Crop-The F4iiS
buster aforementioned Suspension of q
Private Banking House.
NRv ORIElys July tx 1897 4

Probable Failure Of the Cotton Crop-The F41fS
buster M0vemcnf-RepOrtedS iep cnsion Of d
Private Banking House.
New ORLEANS, July Is, 1857
$40 O'Clock p. NJ.
Considerable complaint comes from the rural districts
to the effect that tho recent heavy rains the South
west have materially nterfered with the prospects
cotton crop this season, the having caused growth
OF grass rapid in many smother the cotton
and render the development Of the plant impossible
especially whore It planted quite late. The army
has also mado its appearance in tho upper parshes
sweeping everything In its track the present
indications that the crop will be partial if not q
total, failure.
Late advices Of private nature from Texas me
Macmillan, reorganization Of tho Order Of the
under the title Of the "Order OF Maxmi-,
lian," and reliable information IL in possession OF
parties here to the numbers and extent Of the organ
cation, which is stated TO exceed ordinary supposabe
thousand armed men in Texas alone who sworn to
avenge the death Of tn, Austrian Prince, and will unless
the military authorities extremely v,ganf make
their way into Mexico conquer etarve get hanged
In this city small organization has been erected but
alone II 10 not OF sufficient numbers 10 effect
anything. General Sheridan expresses the utmost
confidence in the vigilance and activity %
any numbers. The whole Mexican scheme 70 .vsngs
Maximlian is In fact o concoeton Of ex-Confederates
and 1busters. Neither the officers soldiers Of the
movement and nearly without exception both justify
Juarez 10 the execution of the ex- Emperor
The private banking house Of Judson Co. has to-
day, Il IL stated, suspended payment though with suh
bilties.
City scrip is at twenty per cent discount and sinking
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
EXTENSIVE FORGERY ,os THE NASSAU BANK, or BROOKLYN
Thirteen Thousand Dollars the Amount-The
Altered PcrpctratOr Arresicd.

Thirteen Thousand Dollars the Amount-Thc
Alleged Pcrpctrator Arrested.
On Saturday last ysung man Of genteel appearance
aud business manner called the Long Island Bank, In
Fulton street, and stated that he wished TO make
deposit Of about $4,000, and at the same time pro-
ducing two checks purporng to be drawn by L. B.
Hilton One for s.. 900 and the other for $500,
and both made payable At the Nassau National
Bank, of Brooklyn Az the checks had the appearance
OF being genuine the cashier OF the bank took them
on deposit A few hours alter Yards the young
man appeared Al the bank again and drew
$50 on account The checks were subsequently
sent 10 the Nassau Bank. where they
pronounced as worthless The police were informed OF
the act and Kept watch for the alleged forger Yes
terday he called at the bank and stated that no wished
TO draw out the amount he bad deposited he had
tered Into business Transaction aud DESTROYS or
using the money Immediately. Detective Denton, who
was close ut hand took the accused into custody He
proved 10 be Lorenzo r. shepard son OF former Dis
tnct Attorney OF the United States court for the South
frn District % New York and II Is said was left In
eoAStQgsaole crtdpsispcss by hh father, Ag his ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Proposed Uniform system Of Suffrage in the
Election of Presidential Electors Members
OF Congress aud Gov vernon.

Proposed Uniform system OF Suffrage in the
Election of residential Electors, Members
OF Congress and Governor.
ALBANY, N. Y, july Is, lse7
TIE Convention met at seven O'Clock
THE SUBMISSION OF TIE REVISED CONSTITUTION TO IT'D
PEOPLE
Mr. MERRITT, ,rcp) OF 81. Lawrence, offered a rcsolu-
lion that the OF all proposl,sns having in
view ,he mode OF Of submitting tie constitution
as revised OF any article any part thereof to the peo
ue he postponed until the constitution or proposed
amendments shall have been definitely acted upon b.
the Convention and prepared for submission. Laid on
the table.
rHs HLscycN ELECTORS srXBERs oP
CONGRESS.
AIR w1Lss, trey.) OF Sullivan, oyercd the following
preamble and resolutions which were laid on the table
and ordered to be printed
States rsoted0, Board Of Electors which
are ss sss
resp.s'iy eeeied apper,ioned by each state
The United states appointed BY The satarss
Ioase Of Repre- Of tho uised States elected
3 be e. S Sss s ssh s Tsspess
States aes rproeay upon and fer the several States
ssau3s and asisre Of each State are FOR sfsin par
6 me onsa ss ans. s5Is in e Of %
Resolved Tsat in tho election Of Electors
and Of iee seeor Of the oass Of ard
TIE lie ;siafire of the respective States uniform
OF safrase ought 10 prevail
Re.oi.ad, rns tho standing Committee .he Right
sdragc be Instructed 10 Tire into the expediency
tAaz.l y constitutional provision the Legislature OF the
State accept such Uniform system of suffrage when such
system shall have been legally perfected and promulgated
by the general government.
Resoised ma secretary of cony en,lon be re-
qested send b be sent copy of this preamble
aud these resolutions pecirsy 10 the President of the
Senate and tho speaker OF the ouas of Representatives.
Of the United states and to the Executive OF Of
ssectve states ol The Union.
fHE SUFFRAGE QUESTION.
Tho Gam. Mi want tpO milf of fha
Whole on the Hieht OF Suffrage Mr. Avord il the
Chair.
Mr. MERRILL, yep Of Wyoming, argued in favor OF
majority report o: the suffrage Committee. aud against
separate submission of the negro suffrage clause.
MI EDDY, trer) OF Osego, opposed The proposition OF
DISTINGUISHING paupers.
Mr. NoHris, (den.l OF PgiDam, favored separate
submission OF the question Of negro suffrage.
Mr. AITsL, rep Of Clinton, moved 10 report Pre-.
gress.
A count was called when It Was found there was not
q quorum present.
AT tho request OF the chairman the President resumed
ihe Chair and dssoN eli the Committee and at harpast
seven clock the invention ad 0urned uptl
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
emlGnATIoS TO TEXAS.

(Trom the Galveston Civilian, July s.
The gentleman who took the lead last year In intro
ducing Polish emigranis into Texas was in this city
few days vince, on his way for party Those who
already settled the Trinity river represented
lie all doing we'll and anxious for arrival Of their
friends and relations. They contributed several hun
dred dollars TO assist the agent his present trip TO
Europe 10 procure other emigrants
The arrival OF four hundred Germans the early part OF
this week gives that political trouo cs do
not deter Europeans from coming among where they
cordially welcomed b. all parties. Western Texas
much to the energy industry and perseverance, Of
German emigranis, VINO now the most prosperous,
Independent and contented class Of citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
TIE DOMINION or GAMBIA.
New Government for Quebec.

OTTAWA July 10, 1857.
Mr. Chasevesu has now been entrusted with tn, for
nation Of government for the Province OF Quebec.
He was Superintendent OF Education for Lower Canada
Mr. Cauchon failed to form ministry In consequence
OF the action the Education BILL introduced by Mr.
Langevin which action renders him obnoxious 70 the
English speaking people OF the Provincc OF Quebec
The Montreal Gazette remi-ofncial paper says:-It will
be . gloomy day for this country II 1t commences its
political life by wasting It's strength with faction
fights instead OF uniting its energies 10 build up
out Of the system.
A new form OF prayer has been promulgated for the
Governor General adapted TO the dominion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
YACHTING IN ENGLAND.

Mhe Royal Iiarwirb Yacht Club Resettr-
Other Contests.
HtRwicn, England, June 20 1857
The iess,,s o. the above oub the headquarters OF
which are the town OF Bsrvish In the county
~ SUSSEX. took place Wednesday, tue Goth Of June
The Royal BsrwIch Yacht Club cannot be said to he
spe Of The largest yacht club. IN Eugard bu, svery
popular snd does s best 10 promote the interests %
ssch,mep aud, considering the siTe Of the club h.
sbs year given lbersl smoun' TO be sales for BY
sechs belonging TO royal clurs shall pass over sew
srsl matches sailed by the poor Sshermen OF 'se town
Ter Gums OF money given by ibe cub and proceed 70
police the yacht races
7hc hsi race foJ ea,iss oves forty is he prize.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
S HIP PIN q NJ e w s
---~~~~>~~-~-~-~~---~~~~~
PORT or NEW YORK, JULY Is. 1857.


Arrived.
Bark Nuova rana (Ausl Gabella Rio Janciro, " days.
with coffee and passenger TO order
Brig rmira (of Portlsndl. Galley, Bridgeport Oh. 70
days, with coal, to Miller Houghton. Was tecalmeds
days Georges Shoals.
Schr Emily Edldso. Mobile 20 days with cotton, 10. "
Murray. Ferris Co.
Schr Frank Maria. Barbour, Bangor
Below.
Brig Golden Lead from Trinidad
Brig Anglesea from Cuba.
Winn at sunset s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
Channel Race of the Royal Thames Yach
club.

From tho London Times July
The following tine vessels entered last night at
the club house, Albemarle street, for the Channel
match on Thursday next The yachts 10 anchor in
line at the Nore and 10 be started for HavTe al ii
o'clock A NJ.
Tho race open all Royal Yacht Clubs and th New
York Yacht Club.
The prizes are valued at 100 guineas for the first
vessel and so guneas for the second There will be no
restriction as to ard t!me allowance; to sail
in ordinary cruising trim TO the saslact!on Of the
mittee-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16

rest 10 stated that he had viyted gambling saloon In
Ann street, New York. whore be had been neeced out
Of the sum OF $45 and being without he resorted
10 this means TO supply himself with funds The &C.
cused was locked up to await exam nation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
ARntsI EOS ALLEGED sMstzlltMESr.

srRNerELp, Mass, July u.s. 1907,
George Goodrich OF Pttshed has been arrested for
she ENFORCEMENT OF IS, 500 from the funds Of the
Berkshire County Savings Bank. Of that town, with
which he was connected as clerk. Goodrich was
eradicate OF Williams College In 1866, and SINGS then OF
Harvard Law school, and had taken passage for Europe
on the slAsmshp Java which leaves Boston the III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16

REDMOND July 10, 1897.
Adoiph wclGwcll well known merchant who cidNed
his business recently On went S0uh, brought EstS
TO-DAY from fleta1a charged with obtaining goods on
irsG laent preenocs from parties here He bad alsJ
dsst largely In Baltimore, New York and Cireinpas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
Else IN PORTLAND.

PORTLAND. Me-, July Is, 1857.
ere this evening destroyed Gbbetrs furniture
factory, on Washington street, and with II OF the
furniture OF tho new Masonic Hail. II was partly in.
sured. The total loss IL not known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
STRIKE Of BALTIMORE sncxlAYtas Aso mAsuss.

BALTIMORE, July Is, 1887.
The bftNlayep end stone masons Of this city have
ceased ors hrti te demand OF the former for s5 per
day and OF the latter Ter nine hours to constitute days
york be compiled WITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
Iss ksQl lkp lkculn RAllsulp.

p - \BAyp, Me, Jolly rs, 1887
The long dlsrnted question Of the western terminus
o. TIE kno, snd Lincoln Railroad y settled hs'obs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
MAMMALIAN AVENGERS FROM CANADA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

MONTREAL, July IS, 1867
$3.50 O'Clock p Ii.
is reported that eghteon Germans left this city to,
day to join the "Maxmilian Avengersn III New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16

Died.
BRApy.-On Monday, July Is, WILLIAM BRADY, son q
Daniel and Mary Ann Brady, OF this city.
Tho funeral will take place from 175 Chrysts street d
one O'Clock.
(Fbr Oner Deaths See NinM Page)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16


Tnss ended 81 the prettest cutter matches over
sailed tho Sphinx winning With only twentyscyen
seconds spare IN consequence OF the accident to tho
Phryne bowspr Sue was unable TO get her ibs proper
~ and sailing al day under great dsadi arta3e
The Sphinx is now the property OF Mr. Earle, he
having recently purchased her from Ri. II Macdsay,
under whose ownership she distinguished herself as
year proved herself 10 10 in strong winds CHE Of
tho fastest vessels afoat She was designed by IAN
Hatcher, Of southampton, and Is built or the composite
Principle
The schoonc OF the club produced tho following
entr es Water Witch, ARIEL Scandal, and Red Rover,
ranging from twenty TO ten tons but the match was
totally void o. interest the vessels being unknown IN the
racing world and by the cut Of their evidently
uIaccustomed TO match sailing l shall only state that
The Water Witch vas an easy winner.
The small cutter match was commended Tor by the
cutters atanela Of fourteen tons, and Dare, Of ten
tons On seeing these entries anticipated an interest
ing but saianela TOOK the lead and increased
1t SO much 70 deprive the match OF all excltcmen'
beating The Durie by nearly an lour--a result much
wondered al in The Yachting world.
The ocean match OF the Norfolk aud sGiiok yacht
clubs s indefinitely postponed and the cutter match Of
The Royal London, which fixed for the 2sth inst,
Will not take placethe Vampire being the only vcsse!
entered.
The cutter match OF the Royal Thames Yacht Club
Will be sailed Saturday the 29th inst aud most
citing match Is anticipated the Following vessels having
e emit sa,ane queen ocgFoon
very fast and well matched: but think that the YAM
pire will no the winner.
full account OF this race in which much interest
is vested, Will be sent You in my next.
The annual dinner Of the Ranelagh Yacht Club took
place at the Per Hotel Chelsea the Vice Commo
doIe, Mr. Pick presiding After the removal o. the
toasts. which were succeeded by The Ranelagh Yacht
Club THE yacht clubs Of tho United Kingdom, lho
Vice Commodore and other officers Of tile club, &c.
In proposing the first Of these the Chairman congrau
lated tie club upon ts present prosperous don
marked upon the benefits conferred upon yachting by
small clubs like this and conclud by observing that
they Nigh, reckon upon a good entry for their next
match this season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16

Prince Of Wales Yacht CIub-OceRu Match.
from the London Times July 2l
The entries for the match Of this club from the
Thames TO Ramsga,e Saturday next closed last night
-,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
MASSACHUSETTS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

The Coming Political Canpnign-The Anti.
Liquor Candidates for GovcrmOr--The New
"P. l.. a." Poiiica! parsy-Tae Hotels,
Burroems and Club Rooms in Boston-A Ma.
tionaI Portrait Gallery Ct Fallen HerOes-A
Row imOnG Theatre Stockholders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16

signal of protect agains; the Nindex
As the vessels commenced their second round the
wind fre they laid well down 20 their canvas
the young food making up against them but no atera-
ton took place until the set their sIuaesas for
run from thesecond to the tlrd mark boats, when the
Sphinx slightly ncreaed her lead and the Vndex dew
away from the PhryEe. The wind having shifted TO
eastncrtheas the vessels able 10 .eiCh into Ear
Dor but made few lacks 10 enable them pass the
starring point which distance Up the river
Stour, and as hey coming ia 10 win, the
greatest excitement was manifested by the friends OF the
Ephinx and the Niudox IL being doubtful whether The
Vindex would her time hree quarterso CT mingteG
hat this question settled by the yachts arriving
a, lie " inn NO nnai at the fonxin No lines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16

being Gao for the 1rst vessel end tio TOT 'ho D'
Tho following vessels entered for tho match, '2'-he
SPHINX, forty.eght TONE owned by j. = haiiei 'ho
Yiudex forty-rve tons A. Duncan, and theIhryni MY
fye tone Graves all beautiful vessels III iacs 'ne
flower Of the Yachting feet They took up tper stations
at forty-fve minutes past eleven A. NJ, me Fhiyhe' 10
v:ndvard then the sphinx ani the Vndex IA me order
Hamcd Al twelve O'Clock gan rom 'he starting YES
sci oused them 10 sip their anchors ana 70 spread ,he
csnss 20 uaht porthery breeze The sphinx was the
Crit "a send mn asr topsa twenty feet yard, her
sraun,e vas QUICKLY followed by the Phryne and the
v.rdex % d away vert three cutters for spin
oyer a course CT forty miles. No was the
canvas wen sheeted homo than The Sphinx drew
out OF the Phrypes weather and az once TOOK
The lead closely followed by the yindex me PhTyne
las, They reached down In this order TO the first
Tag boat the Phryne tried TO pass between rhe
vlnaex and her mark, and by doing foued the Nn'
dex, dong her much damage, and sprnssng her own
bovsprit In fact there appeared TO he probability OF
what ,ermed the part 9, England West Coun-
ryman IS Regatta-that is, whore everybody runs into
every body snd the strongest takes the prize u ola
not however come quite up this stye'of racing; but
tie Phryne was disabled FOR the day. The vindex, how
ever quickly repaired damages and took the load from
the Sphinx again passed by thst vessel sefore
ehe reached her second marx ship they ran down TO the
third marx without any alteration IN pos'on and then
came dead beat back over strong eet tide and until
the vessels DIS sed tho starting vesse tw difeat TO
say which vessel was winiward, but lucky pun sent
sphinx the front, ana the Nesseis completed the
first round as foilows:-