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IlOrihn'- Llnrtnrnl Xnie.

wAsnISGrON, D'c. 90 The elcc, raj vote Oh
Fl ilda a. cas- bI tie Er.cau electors u that stats
Was dcposifcl b, me ,cnsor with senator Ferry Wee
Pre-iicni pr tenn, Yesterday ~ rccrp Tor the vote
W,s ven tHr -,.nf ?, IS 90 tAu ,afs OF cleo
tnrilrr uri. ru.A l.1u.4 cl.,.ui- % hltu parties
AaNlu- Nultit
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WtsHlNGroN, Dec. -. An art chmcnt has
hc.n l,-ucI.o comp, Nr Barnes the manager OF tbs
No.rl A., lr. -llpl .tl.' lt >ce u,i.an.. to ap-
g. Nr Nnff.Hf cNiNniff.s 100 tnat Clty,
hil.. gNl..h hiu lIp llDf. iccsrIius.
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san FHANCIsCo, Dee. 26, GOV. Grover Of Ore
gon left this morning tor Washington. Last evening
he was siienadcd at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. GOV.
Irwin. who introduced nlm snld Gov. Growers acton
would have the et'ct To compel Congress - hculnd
Tue face ~ the returns, ia Nhirh case II hrncie
the NtuIir would refuse TO give Hayes thc elective
vote, HIv. GruNcr spuk" very briefly airmlng he
tNh7iutluuHllk OF his Action. ktsulutiOlH adopt
Ell endorsing COOS. Growers course About 2,Oll or
5000 pers.us were present, iucluding number OF
prominent Democratic plhticins.
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BosToN, Dec % on Christmas Day Mr. Ed
Nurl L"ueiltr OF SON lort, NN.. GlulUg A fNr uu-r
ut Tmniy j Grln ON lr ~ ,iIfr. So. 100, was
seized with cOuNulsi DIS Aud dltI almost instantly.
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Di,idcnd. frnm a Iirol.en InnI,.

The receiver uf the Mechanics and Traders
G NJ }rst,rin lh, hlnG viii n' orcn uallJ. aud On
rhWadaI, trdI aud sa,ullD evenings
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Mrs. Irene House. Iu.bnndr. Estate.

Letters Of administration were grauted yeater-
dAy 90 AIprtnou sullivan, tlr Pubic Auiulu4siratlr
Ou toe estate VI Orh0n II iuse
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GOoDWI INES At Sl2iA Gal Rhine, Sauternes
tur} NlntH iuu rhliulhgnr, ht n, Mouqmn- ltl Iul-
lQu aUpNl NAi si AAn stitct. Oa,ciuent. --Itr.
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J0rIINGA InOrr r0wN.

Southwest 90 northwest winds aui slightly
warmer Iul id'h riIulY weather, W.I4 rising fol
IuNC CI fl 10 IDS .r1Nrirr
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cotton q now too low. It is as low now on
the spot o. it has been since 1856, . period OF
20 years; in fact only once since 1856 has it
been as low as at present. namely. in the
summer Of 1860, when the stock here in Liv.
erpool was the largest on record. Consols,
which in May 1866 were "a, are now worth
94A to 944. an advance of nearly II per cent,
and London and North Western Railway
Shares, which in 1861 were worth only 9Oa.
are now at 1424 (they touched 1903 in 1879,
an advance of over 81 per cent; there would
seem, therefore, to be more room for serious
decline in these favorite securities than on
cotton.
The stock Of cotton held by English spir :
ners We now estimate at ITO 600 bales, against
234 600 last year and 1877, 600 the year before.
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ChiIperic.

TTyHE GREAT STALLION CHILPERIC WILL
i stand for the season. at Mr.. j n. Shawhans
stables, 235 Gravier street. Charge, S25 for the
season. CHILPERIC was sired by American STAR
Jr.; he by running horse American Star. son of
Durock; he by imported Diomed. American Stars
dam was by Sir Henry; grand dam by imported
Messenger. CHILPERIC'S dam By Abdalla. q
pacing that could make her mile in 22s. Amer
lean Star could trot mile in 2s2a1s. CHILPERIC
is splendid chestnut sorrel sixteen hands high five
- LOuisianA. nh19 In
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CT. CHARLES THEATER-
Sunday Evening, March 10,
and Until further notice.
THE KIRALFY BROTHERS
have tn pleasure to announce 10 the New Orleans
public that they have procured the sole right OF
duciHg in the United States Adolphe dEner, 8
author of the Two Orphans) and Jules vernes great
spectacular drama,
with all its beautiful scenery costumes and parapher
MALTA
THE PORTE ST. MARTIN BALLET TROUPE
First appearance in America, of
MILE. LETOUNEUR, Premiere Absolute sup.
ported by full corps de ballet
The asst of characters will comprise the leading
members Of the st. Oh rles Theater Company.
Grand family matinee WEDNESDAY and SATUR.
DAY. mh19 If
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Nes0 Orleans Dental College.

NeSO OTGe0nS De1atNL COJLc0e.
FREE DlsPENsARY.
Corner Of Canal and Baronne Streets.
The Ninth Regular Annual Session of this Ins,itn
ton was commenced Ga tho 18th Of November M
will continue till the 18th of March, prox under M
direction OF the following able Profess rAIvis: WI
:: CHANDLER d. d. y, JAS s. KNAPP, D. d. q.
CHAS. j. kELLS, D. d. s., j. r. WALKER d. u
s, ALFRED w. PERRY. M. D., FREDERTCE
LOBER, D.. MARTIN WET, b. D. s.. and n
+. MCLA1N, N. ~, ID. d. s.
Whilst conducting FREE, PUBLIC CLINICS. IN
connection with course Of lectures for the purpooo
OF perfecting its pupils in the practical departwsmfn
OF the College, the Faculty have thought prScr n
benefit, at the same time the poor Of this citv hV
EXIT ndng general In ltaton to all those who have
not the means Of paying regular fees for dental on
erations, TO apply 1t the Infrmary where they csn
have teeth extracted, diseased mouths ETC.. freaf
cd tree Of charge; and where other oporations
requiring the use Of expensive materiss performed
in the latest and most approved methods under Tie
immediate supervision Ct members Of the Facultv
for very little, II any than actual cost r..
spectacle persons need not hesitate about applying
for dental treatment ~ they will be received ~
conrteonsly - at the best dental offices in tho citv
Il Clinic hours are from o'clock A. II. to u n
every day, Sunday excepted.
A. +. McLAIN, M D.. DDA
Dean Of the Faculty, 167 Canal street. opposite The
Conege Hall. d5 6u tmhs
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DIDwaLL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC

QDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY md WEDNES.
DAY, March 10. 20. Fl and % and at the Wed.
nesday Matinee. the celebrated Pantomime
Actor Mr.. HERNANDEZ FOSTER in his
novel and original characterization of MON.
Day in the new sensation rom antic, nautical
drama from f. ank Leslie's Weekly, dramatized
expressly for Mr.. Hernandez, entitled JACK
HARKAWAY AFLOAT AND ASHORE;
thrilling tableaux, gorgeous scenery, elegant
dresses, powerful situat Ons, terrific combats
and lets Of fun.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, March
%, "a and 25 also at The Saturday Matinee the
entirely new play. written r Mr.. Foster by d.
Benson Kelly, Esq. ROBINSON CRUSOE-
Hernandez Foster az F. iday for ever Fad a
a more ithful. living a sincere friend
Than my man Friday. This favorite drama will
be produced with entirely new scenery and the
proper appointments.
SUNDAY. March 26 The great emotional actress,
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN, fer limited num.
Der of nights. mh19
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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER 0I7I

NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITE
IN LENS 49,
Peabody Primary and Grammar echeel
247 St. Charles street opposite Tivoli Circle
Ihl0 Model School for the methodical instruct3eo
OF Bojs and Girls, respectively between 8 and Il
years OF age under the direction Of competent and
an experienced Principal, will be opened in tie
Rooms Of the Peabody Normal Seminary ct A. ~
MONDAY, Goth SEPTEMBER
n: B-Respectahle children, who have bean in.
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments OF public schools who can not for anv ~
SOL, enter those schools, are INVITED to attend
TINS Model h; School and their parents and others g
vor'ng tnis movement are requested to confer with
and 10 A. NJ, on any day Of the week.
ROBT M. LUSHER
Agent OF the Peas 0dy Educational Fund and 6tnkn
Superintendent 10 jure Of Public Education -
islana.
New Orleans, pit. IA, 1875 a1S n
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COMMERCIAL A Nd CLASSICAL ACADRNY
- PAT ST. Charlt street.
Day and Night School ROBERT M. LUSHtR
Principal.
All the English branches with the higne Mstsa.
mates and the Natural Sciences, and Modern md
boys A. NJ, to P. M, and 61a to 9P NJ Clsssso
IN French and Latin for young ladies' from 10 4 4.
M: For circulars. etc., apply at the Academy.
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WENGER'S GARDEN
II and Ii bourbon street,
Fl. WENGER, Proprietor.
Largest Hall in 1ha city. Best European and
American Journals on file. TWO FINE ROOMS for
Families with separate entrance. Best Wines and
Liquors. Ficstclass Rest ,urant moderate prices
PHIL BEST'S Celebrated Milwaukee Lager Beer
at FIVE CENTS per glass. ja13 Jy
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DY HOFFMAN, MARKS g. CO.-Alex. Levy.
ID AuctiOneer-Office No. SO Magazine street.-On
FRIDAY, the oath inst. at ~ o'clock NJ will
be sold, witbOu: reserve whatever
1900 doz Umbrellas. Half Umbrellas, Parasols and
Sun Shades comprising of thu finest assortments
ever offered at auction in this city being desirable
goods of the latest noveti ami fresh from the man.
ufacturers' hands.
Terms at sale. mh23E&M
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MADAM EMMA, THE GREAT MAGNETIC
Ul and Healing Doctress who has cured huntirsSs
IN tnis city by her power can be Consulted
at No. 2s ST. JOSEPH strict. between Carondo-
Jet ana baronne, from A. N. until P. M. Msdam
Emma is the most scientific healing medium ~ ths
age. She can cure all diseases the human family =
subject to. both male and female. She posss ssec "a
miraculous power but practices ON the strictest sci
entifc psinciplcs Her wonderful power from 4 ch;Ia
enabies her 70 read the destiny Of the human fsmilv
She surplsn hnDdseds BY revealing The hidden M.
$3.50 g ~ rz;@f pcse nd fatare Ghs also -,
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THE GRl
Life and He
UNITED sTATE'
HOME OFFICE,
MOBILE.
Present Capital Stock, 100000.
VIM II. KETCHUM. President r. DAvIDst
B. D. LAY, Actuary. ". g. ENGLA1
GEO. A. KETCHUM, n
President and General Manager Alabama Departmel
President and General Manager, Mississippi Departn
President and General Manager, Georgia Department
Security Economy and Liberalty the leading pri
All approved forms of Life and Endowment Policies
Seven years.
Accident Policies issued fer any time from three day
/
RAILROADS.
vTNHE MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
EAST. NORTH AID WEST.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta and via st. Louis,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
Trains arrive and depart from the. Depot, foot Of
Canal street, as fOlOAs
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Mail ..-.....5P NJ Express ..... $50 P. M |
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville. Nash. |
vile, L,nchburg and Baltimore WITHOUT |
C CiaA and only one change to New York and
Ticket Office, corner of Camp and Common Streets |
opposite City Hotel.
D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent
ta301y NORMAN G. JONI S. Gen. Agent
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
On and after JANUARY 31st, 1876,
Trains depart and arrive "a follows
From Calliope Street Depot.) |
DEPART ARRIVE
Express ..720 A. NJ. Express. $40 A. M. |
Mail .5: $50 p NJ. Mail .......1 p. NJ
Accommodation a p M Accommodation $40 A. NJ. |
Sunday Accom-
mOdatiOn. 10 p. M.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st. Louis,
Chicago Louisville and Cincinnati.
ONLY one change sleeping to Eastern cities.
Tickets Fl sale and information given at 90 Camp
strt ct, corner Common. |
A. D SHELDON Agent.
E. D. FROST General Manager. ap12
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Lager Beer-Lager Beer.
IN CASKS PINTS AND QUARTS, OF W. z.
LEMP'S ST. LOUIS
BOTTLED LAGER BEER,
Superior to Bremen any other offered in this mar.
ket and considerably cheaper.
For sale by all wholesale Grocers and Liquor
Houses. L. MISCHE g. CO.,
mhl9 st 80 and Al Common street. Agents.
A MEXICAN DEPARTMENT
INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
AND
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SOCIETY.
Ofice-State National Bank Building,
No. 33 Camp street.
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS President.
CYRUS BUSSEY, First Vice President.
W. c. BLACK, Second Vice President.
S. H. KENNEDY, Treas ,rer.
C. E. FENNER, Attorney.
WALTER V. CROUCH, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Cyrus Bussey, E. B. Wheelock.
w. G. Black, Scott McGehee.
Thomas A. Adams, Charles G. johnson
S.H. Kennedy, Louis A. Wilt,
j. B. Hood, A. J. Gomila,
Adam Thomson, w. Lyman,
John Chaffe. E. G. Palmer.
c. E. Fenner, mills I'm
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d OSSMORE HOTEL,
Junction of Broadway. 7th Ave and 42d Street
NEW YORK CITY.
Three blocks west Of the Grand Central Depot near
the Elevated Railroad and but twenty min, ties from
Wall street; and elegantly furnished Hctel-al
modern improvements. Rates a par day. Liberal
terms to fami,iee.
CHARLES Z LELAND, Propristor
q Dslsya, Hs9ss A1bany. y. Z. - Clarnasa
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EDUCATION.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
Third street near Dryades
GEO. C. PREOT, Principal.
EUGENE d. SAUNDERS First Assistant
THOS. L. RAYMOND Second Assistant
The Spring Term of this School for Boys win beein
On dnesday, Feb. 10.
Rsfererces-Faculty of the University Of virsfnia
and Patrons of last Session For circulars and fnr.
ther particulars address GEO. G. PROT
rplm Lock Box 00l
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Cow Peas. cow Peas.
CHOICE CAROLINA CLAY AND CLAY
~ MINED PEAS.
JUST received and constantly arriving.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
A. A. GREENWOOD CO..
No. Al Magazine st.
mh19 IF
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AUCTION SALES,
BY Hoffman Marks T. Co.

SILK ECRU LACE AND NET THREAD LACE,
Pillow Lace Lace Collars, Ladies' Chemis tie 8
aud Sleeves, Crochet Edging Curtain Lace Sum-
mer Shirts, Irish Linens, Damasks, Lace Bob
binets etc, just arrived Ter late Euro Jean
Steamers, and to be sold regardless of cost.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & co. - Alexander
ID Levy Auctioneer-On FRIDAY the gath inst,
at 1890 o'clock A. NJ. at aesroom No. 80 Magazine
street, will be sold
The above Stock without reserve.
Parasols, Umbrellas, Hosiery, Handkerchief, etc.
Tarrns af Sale
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year there we're received at this port 484, 600
bales, whereas for the coming four weeks the
imports does not promise to exceed 325, 900 to
$50, 900 bales. Finally, the present small
excess in the visible supply Is compared with
last year-to which we specially referred in
sour last weeks report-has this week been
the subject of good deal Of comment, and
prominent authority has expressed the
opinion, in . monthly circular, that if the
American crop Of this season should turn out
4, 600, 900 bales that the visible supply on the
LIST October next wouli only exceed same date
last year by about loo, 900 bales. and that even
this may be held by spinners and be invisible.
Have We then really touched bottom and
has che tide then really turned at last? No
aone, of course, can answer with certainty.
That the depression here has been too great
we doubt not, but on the other hand s.fu-
lures" have gone ahead o-day almost too fast
and may fall back, unless stimulated by
strong news from America. IF about present
spot prices are maintained for four or five
weeks longer it will not only lead, we believe,
to considerable decrease in the planting in
America this spring, but viii cause large
proportion Of the crop of India to remain in
the interior Of the country until after the
monsoon and this being the case, We would
almost certainly have . marked advance in
prices later on. But any decided improve
ment in prices this month may stimulate
planting in America and lead to larger ship
ments from Bombay, and to . lower range Of
values next summer than would otherwise be
fhA oaeA
~ broad proposition - should ~ thas
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W. H. Seymour, 7. L. Airey
This old and reliable company is issuing policies
fire, river and marine risks on the most favorable
TERMS All losses adjusted and settled upon the most
liberal terms and promptly paid at their office, SO
Camp street. mh23
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
FOREIGN NOTES.

BOMBAY, June 15.-The monsoon set in
here to-day.
LONDON, June ia large warehouse, con-
tanning valuable gums, Brooks's Wharf Is burning
this evening. IL cannot be saved
PARIS, June 15.-The statement that the
French Ministry would resign NJ Buffet was elected to
tnr senate is authoriatiyey contradicted
LONDON, June 15.-Ihe Post says Albert
Grants newspaper The Echo, has been sold TO Mr. John
PlssmOrc Edwards, one OF the editors OF Engineering
EDINBURGH, June 15-Dr. Newman Halls
Church and tne Lincoln Tower in London, will be dedi-
Gated the Fourth OF July next wltn great ceremony
LONDON. June 16.-A dispatch from Rome to
The Ddily Necs announces that in accordance with the
law conscatipg eonyentua Establishments the property
of the English, Irsh and Scotch colleges VIII be sold at
public auction on july L.
LONDON, June 15.-At Ascot to-day there
was dead heat between Great Tom and Glacs for the
ST. James Palace Stakes which were accordingly Ill,
yided The New Stakes was won by ROD Roy Inc God
Cup was won by Apology. six horses competing
LONDON, June 15.-The Scotch Team for
the usual annual competition for the Elcho Challenge
Shield WAS chosen yesterday II consists OF the following
members: Clews, Boyd, Dunlop. Wlelaw, Rae, fergu-
SON McVttie. Ross will probably be the egnlh man.
the reserve members are Thorburu aud McFerrelL
LONDON, June 15.-FOurteen judges are sit
ting in the case Ferdinand Keyn late captain of the
Francoua The Bench includes the chiefs OF the three
common law divisions, Lord ChiefJustice COckburn
presIdng Judah Philip Benjamin, q. c. opened for the
accused. The Court is crowded with members OF tho
Bar and thc public.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1876.

There can be no doubt that the insertion of this was
in violation of the judgment of majority of the
Convention, but it was necessary tub thrown to
the anti-Chnese whale on the Pacific coast, without
which the delegates from the States on that coast
were fearful that they could give the Republican
nominee no electoral votes. Mr. Pierce OF Massa-
chusetts was the platform before the reading of
The resolutions was completed, and moved to amend
by striking out the Objectionable plank The criti-
csm which lie and those who followed him in oppo-
sition to it made was based upon the assumption
that it not only in violation of the
spirit of republican principles but of the
doctrines of the Declaration of Independence,
which, in the words of Abraham Lincoln. IS
the platform of the Republican party. This was the
ground taken by Mr.. butcher and Mr.. Curtis of New
York. The latter urged it with all his customary
and polished eloquence. The speeches in favor of
the resolutions made by Mr.. Axtell Of New-Mexico
and Senator Jones of Nevada not very striking
and probably had very little to do in turning the
scale in the Convention, which, without caring much
about the subject, sustained the report of the Com
mIttee on general principles.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

CHICAGO, June I5.-The National Nurserymen's
Association adjourned this moruns to meet tho third
Wednesday IN June, 1871
MOBILE Ala, June 15.-Goy. SAM Bard's news
paper The Campaign Cube viii make its fir appearance
Sunday morning June 20.
HANOVER n. IT,, June 15.-Arrang gements have
mado for the encampment at Camp scott OF the Dart
mouth students who intend visiting Philadelphia
MONTPELIER, VT, June 15.-The forty-second
Of the Norwich University North
field, It's present location today
ST. LOUIS, June 15.-The Railroad Yardmasters
began annual convention here yesterday about
80 members being Present The next convention VIII be held
at Cleveland.
QUEBEC. June 15.-The number of sufferers by the
late re here living rat0ls from the Relief
Committee is being reduced daily Yesterday only 333 raons
were issued
OTTAWA .Jnne 15.-The GOvenOr-General aud
Countess Danerin and for Quebec Tins
They win there month and then visit Manitoba
and British Colombia
ST. JouN N. b., June 15.-Al the funds necessary
for sending the Pars Crew 20 the xnteunsl have been
seeuTed The Ross Brayley scu SJmes tomorrow
evening the kennebeoasis.
MONTPELIER. W.T. June 15.-The Protestant Epis-
copal Convention DiOcescs OF Vermont
here Yesterday aud to-day. Twenty clerical and large
number OIL lay members were In attendance.
BUFFALO n. Y, June 1j.-The wages OF the em-
ploycs Of the Buffalo. NewYork and Philadelphia Railroad
Company reduced the l4th inst. disturbance
anticipated this afternoon but prevented by the arrest OF
Of the leaders.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
TIE BILLTdRD CONTEST.

SEXTON BEATEN BY RUDoLPHE AND DAILY by DION.
The seventh game of billiards of the tourna-
ment was played at Irving Hall last evening between
william Sexton and A. p. Rudolphe. The hall was more
crowded tnan on any previous evenings Rudophe
won the lead but failed to score and In the second and
third innings by series OF difficult cushion shots'
he made "a and "a points. Sexton, VINO was
the favorite at the beginning ava not open very "e
, .oo,ad unable 70 keep the balls together. The game
,as somewnat even until the 10th inning. when Ru-
dolnbe made l27 by eight difficult masse three bank
and several brilliant shots around the table After TINS
sexton seemed to loose all while Rudolphe Kept
gradually picking up and closed in the oath inning with
oa The time OF the game hours and 81 m nutes'
and Rudophes average was 25 The scores were as fo
lows: q, , oo "a
SO ~ . a. is g. 20. O. o. u.s. Ios 10. H. SO, q 49,
1isi the atte,ds.ee vas not very Largo at