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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-05

ReRIstratIOnl Registration The DemO-
cratic Conssrv tive voters Of tho Sixth Ward
are hereby notified that tho registration Offlr"
will be opened for thro0 days, bgtnning THIS
DAY. from 9 u. IN. TO .. m, and from to e
D. IN. Registration Office corner OF Chnrtres
and Barracks streets. Jr4 II
Eleventh Ward RegIstrRtIOn-Ne Or
leans. June B. 1878-In ACCordAno0 with rnsO-
luton unanimously adopted by the Centrnl
Club, the Registration OfflCes Of the Eleventh
Ward will be- located HI follows:
No. 1. juno and 1. corner Fourth and TchOup
tOulaR.
No. D. Juno and g. corner Ninth and Tchoup-
itoulas.
No, 3, juno and g. corner Harmony and Mag
azlne.
No. 4, Juno 10 and II. Magazine. between Third
and Fourth.
No. g. juno Il and -. corner Washington and
Prytania.
dpnt
No. = juno IT and 10. Dryades. betweon Second
and Third.
No. 3, June 10 and 20. corner Washington and
Magnolia.
Dur estre. JAS. D. Conway, NJ J Grehan, Jno.
!, Casey Goo r. Cotton. j. G McCants. Hugh
Mccormick Judge-Capt. N, W J wee
J. II. ALCEk GAUTHREAUE.
President Eleventh Ward Central Club.
jn4tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-05

SECOND RECORDER's COURT.

The suit ~ !. T. Ma"hRca Va. the Boar
Health has been discontinued.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-05

The p, Ople OF the Third ward VIII he
pleased to learn that Mr. Tom zard has CON
scented to rue raudidate Of inc Democratic
and Conservative party FOR the presidency Of
the Cent al c uh. Mr. Wizard Is not a candidate
for the -hrievalty or any o'h"r office In the
gif Of the people; his only object in allow
j. z the u-o of his name is to ussiot the labor
ing men to got employment, ...
il 1917 MANY FRIENDS.
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R0tlce-Nelther the captain, owners nor
the undersigned agents Of tho Brltieh steam
ship ORATOR, Corhiphley master, from v rn
Cruz. will be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by the crow Of said vessel,
IP4 3t DECAN Il 90.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-05

ROtice-ReitheF the captain, owners nor
tho undersigned agents of tho British stoam-
ship CORDOVA. Lane maater. from P"rnnm-
buco. will b0 responsible r any debts con
tract'd by the crew of said vessol
Je4 1t DECAN %
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Second Ward Repatriation office
for tho registration nf voters Of the RecDnd
Ward will ba Orened daily from .. m. 10 q.
NJ Mt M. 1877 CHllOpe street, oppOsite No. l8's
Engine hnus' and will r, main open ut that
place until further notice.
je4 TT II. E DIAMOND. President
CautiOn-BPmOCFatIC and Conservative
voter Fourteenth Wprd-The following places
md d. ee for rpRi-trntInn have boon selected by
the Central Club authority:
juno to e. corner Ocfnva and Magazine.
June 6 to g. corner Broadway ana Loven.
juno toto ~. corner Broadway and 1t Charles
June II to 10, corner Nashville Avonuo and st..
Charles.
TChOuptOUlas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-05
Stage Of the Rivers.

F-Falling; R Rising: S-Stationar5
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Stations.
signal service Local Report.
MrrH OnI u No Innn

Below high water mark OF 1874 Indicates
rise. Indicates fall
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OFFICERS or REGIsTRATION,

Judge-ThOmHs ". Elliott.
Commissioners Goo W, Cotton W. @. Mich
OInR.
Voters are fGther notified that any other Offices
or dates for registration, or any UersOnR other
than tho Judge and COmmiasi 'nerR named
above, arc unnuthoriz@d by Central Club author
itv and so void. \. s. CARLISLE President
headquarters Fourteenth Ward Ceutral Club
juno 2, 1878. J"4 U@
The New York herald., 1878-10-19

MRS. LOCKWOOD, or WASHING ION, DENIED
ADMISSION TO THE MARYLAND BAR.

MRS. LOCKWOOD, or WASHING ION, DENIED
ADMISSION TO THE MARYLAND BAR.
IFrom the Baltimore Sun, Oct 1871
The application OF Mrs. BeIva A. Lockwood, the
we'll known female lawyer OF Washington, for admis.
Bar Of the Circuit Court OF Prince Georges
county, OF which previous mention has been made,
was decided adversely by Judge Magruaer yesterday.
There was pretty large attendance Of members Of
Bar and others. It VIII be remembered mat Mrs.
Lock wood, the suggestion OF the Court, promised
10 hie brief setting lorth her claims tor admission.
Judge he SAID he ready TO dcciae the question.
In ner brief Mrs. Lockwood quoted the sixth section
OF she law Tor tho admission OF attorneys TO the Bar
the courts OF Mary land (Pub Gen. Laws, vol 35
Judae Masrudsr IN reply, decided that The Court
could not grant the request In the course 81 ms de-
cison he said;-.God has set a bound Tor woman.
Nan was created hrst and woman alter and part OF
him. Like the sun and the moon moving In their
different orbts, the great have their bounds and
the eternal nis and rocks that are set aDove lncm
cannot be removed ~ he spoke OF Mrs lockwood
accompanied her, as Two wandering women. he SAID
he prayed God the time would never come whom
women would be admitted 70 the Bar OF Maryland.
Upon The conclusion OF his decision MIS- Lockwood
rose 10 make a remark tnat the Court nad msundcf-
stood The principal point In her brisi, when Judge
Msgruder oraered her TO take her seat say ing
would not hear her. Mrs. Loekwoo also told
"sit down. as she was about TO ask the Court put
the decision In writing. The court was tnen ad-
journed.
Mrx Lockwood, as the Judge ieft the court room,
gave notioe that she desired TO address embers
and that sue had obtained permission OF the Commf
sioner OF the County TO the room She alter
ward notified Dy baiiin oil tho court tnst woua
not be allowed 10 speak Ia The court room and AZ the
surges.ion Of one OF tho memoers OF the Bar, who,
ike Others, desired 10 hear her explanation,
a speech from an adjoining porlico, 10 which she
spoke OF the Court In . very severe but respectful
manner, and criticised It's decision Sue IRE.
qasntly sppiaudsd. Her audience numbered nearly
one hundred persona Before shc ieit Marlboro Mrs.
Lock said she intended to get tho
highest court Of Maryland, either by q writ OF
mandamus or other proceeding, aud tnat whilo at
hrst she did not 10 be admitted otner
plead the particular for whtcn she cd,
she had now made up ner mind to follow the case 10
the end and have the whole question settled by tho
Supreme Court OF the state. She las q case Port
ToDacco to-morro~, In winch sne VIII nie similar
application u she IN allowed 10 nle the necessary
pleadi In which she 10 ntevestcd She
permitted to nie important civil suit
the Federal Court OF Baltimore county involving
$50 600, In the Roy nelio Vs. Atocna@ she
says the judiciary Committee Of the Uoitsd states
senate has decided that thtrc no need OF further
legis alton admit her TO the mites states Supreme
Court, and that she THINKS she will be nnay admitted
"a the courts MARYLAND
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
BASEBALL.

At meeting held on the Union Grounds. Brook.
iyn. yesterday afternoon the following clubs were
represented :-Aiaskas and Fiyaways, OF this city,
and Hudsons, OF Brooklyn. rhe meeting was called
to order with Mr. Wakefield AS temporary chairman,
and Mr.. Thomas Raleigh secretary pro tenn On mo.
tion OF Mr. Cammeyer iottcr was read, signed by a
number OF gentlemen Offering prize valued at $780,
to bc played for by the above named clubs In tho
tourna ment 10 come OF next week. In addition to
tnat Mr.. Cammcyer Will also preseat the club win-
ning the most gaInos with siivcf bali Tue games
TO be played arc arranged as toilows:-October ~,
Alaska vs. Hudson; Octoper 20, Hudson vs.. Flvaway;
October "a, FIyaway vs. Alaska; October 25, HUDSON
vs.. Alaska; october ~ Fiyaway VS.. Hudson; October
-, Alaska VS.. Fiyaway; O0tober 80, Alaska VS. Hud-
son October 81, HUDSON vs. Fiyaway; November !,
FIyaway vs. Alaska. Each club Is allowed twelve
players Irom which they Can select their nine.
Inc following games will como OF TINS afternoon: -
On CcntcnniaI Ground, Jersey City, Manchester ".
Jersey City Browns; on Union Ground, BrooxIyn,
Hudson, OF Hudson, w. Witoka oil BROOKLYN. On the
Rrou nds at Mammalian college, Jasper vs.. Aslor.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
ATHLETIC NOTES.

The fret annual invitation club meeting OF the
American Athletic Club Will DO held At their track
Hoboken, this afternoon at three O'Clock. Tho pro.
gramme embraces many popular events. and as the
entries aro numerous tie competitions are likely to
be very keen The grounds may be reached by terry
from foot OF Barclay Christopher street. thence by
Washington slrcet cars to Ninth street, Hoboken.
The first tall meeting OF the Hackenaack Athiatic
Will held this afternoon at Hackeusack,
NJ j., At three O'Clock. Tho grounds can be reached
by tie Erie and New Jersey Midland railroads.
Tho Milo Square Athletic Cubs annual games Will
be ned at Yunkers, N. Y. this afternoon. The pro-
gramme premises very interesting sport.
rhc Olympic Athietic CIC0, OF Jersey City Heights
will Id their inaugural games At the est side Drv.
Ing Park this AFTERNOON. Three handicap and Two
level events are on the programme.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
The ADELPHI Explosion.

Tho inquiry into the cause Of the explosion Of tho
boiler OF the steamer Adeiph al Norwak on tho 18th
OF september last resumed yesterday boiors
United States inspectors Of Steamers Jayne and dat.
thews, In the Post Ol1oo building.
Tne first witness examined was Mr. John A. Pease,
the experimenting engineer Of Mr. H. Cornell WHITES
steamers. He said he had been employed ny MI
White for tbirty-three years. and was with him when
the Adeiphi was purcn ssed: he then examined The
boicr ard found u In very good condition; tho cer-
tiBcate allowed forty pounds Of steam the braces,
sockets and bolts were all good; was song that pur.
ton OF the Rne where the rupture took place, on tue
inside, with ght, and did not see any Ing wrong;
when the vessel was bought there crack Detween
tue nun aud sixth socket bots, bat ho did not con-
sidcr that there was any weakness there; the big
patch was not reported 10 witness; the boiler
was inspected at Nor~alk; the sIphon gsuge
was tested at Norwalk and he had boon told that u
was three and nall pounds ahead; he ava not con-
sder the boiler property braccd carry tho tniry
ave pounds OF steam; the boiler was brncsd Alto
gethcr different 10 the way he had boilers butt; his
thesry Of the accoent was that there cIrcu
lators in the bsilcr attached TO the shell and
to ths square part OF The boiler; those cfrcuators
maze toe w,er travel around there very last ana tho
been row o braces amidships OF the ruptured cot
he did not think the rupture would have occurred.
The Inquiry was adjourned until tuesday.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19

the sport commencing with dash OF one mile for all
ases to carry los bs with allowance OF lbs. to
and geidings; The second selling race for
all ages one mile and halt. with price allowances
The third race wall be for the Barnum Hotel Stake Tor
two-year-olds. one mile, with Pisvna, Boardman,
Cedric, Una, Frank Lowering, Rochester and others
for starters The fourth event will DO mile heats and
the CLOSING event stoerlechasc. Tho last day OF
the meeting will begin with twU-year-old
race, the winner OF the Central Stakes to dve
pounds extra. Tho second race will be the Brecken-
ridge Stakes Tor three -year-Olds, two milea The
winner OF the Dixie Stakes Is penalized In this I've
pounds The second receives $500 out OF the stakes
and the third his stake. In addition to those
that will probably start Tor the Dixie VIII be Brambie
Powhatan and Dave Moore. Bramble and Leveer
will then come together Tor the first tmo and
there will consequently be great interest in the
race The third race WIN be handicap for all horses
that have run during the meetnR and the concluding
event Will be four-mlle heats, with such horses
starters General Philips Bush whacker, King Faro,
Danchen, Lsulanier, Bayard and W. !. Higgins A
programme like the above cannot fail be attrac.
tive. and all sections OF the country viii be repre-
sentod at Baltimore next week by tho lovers OF good
hnran
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
Is VACCINE SAFE?
A FoUNDLING's SINGULAR DEATH AFTER
INNocULATION.

FoUNDL1NG's SINGULAR DEATH AFTER
INNocULATroN.
A case OF supposed poisoning by vaccination was
reported yesterday at the Coroncr's Office The
tim n female child about months old, which
taken charge OF by tho Sisters OF Charity At tho
Now York Founding Asylum IN Sixty street
ana afterward was placed at nurse with q
woman named Mrs. Annie Norton Rierdon,
residing at No. Is Rose street. The only
name by which the ioundling known
was Jane II Is said to have been unhealthy IN ap.
pearance Mrs Rierdon states that she took II 70
The asylum about two weeks ago, aad the phys
who was there, after vaccina,ng II, told her tnat he
would visit u again ut her house very soon Nine
onys passed and no did not come. In tho meantime
the child suffering great deal. Her arm sweiod
10 enormous size and the flesh IN tho vicinity
OF the wound turned black. From her elbow to her
wrist there appeared several sores, covered with
WITH ser 70 c asylum tnenoe ns ns
by the sisters to the residence OF DR..
Horace X Wiiiams, who, sne was told had performed
the vaccination. She did not hnd the doctor at home,
but there was some Que tnere who gave her an ONT
ment or soms other medicinal preparation to
apply TO the corrupted wound. On Tuesday
morning the b,by grew much worse, and
Mrs Rierdon sent her husband up town to
the sisters and to induce them TO send phy.
sican. When he returned To iound tnat death had
dercd his erraEd bootless Tho ioundling had OK
plrcu It's body remained the house until yoster-
day, a. eleven O'clock when II was removed by or
der OF the Board OF Health
vaccination but shc also admits that from tho time
when Il 1rss put IN her charge In last Juno Its
skin been covered with Jumps and bioches, and
that one ol It's ears had always been diseased.
Dr. Horace X Williams was called upon last even
ing his residence III Seventy-arst street, and no
SAID that ne was not abio 10 RENE mbcr this child,
although might have been Of the my sixty
children wnom no vsccinatcd every month. II was
Impossible TOR the Vaccine which ho used, which
was obtained from the Board OF Health, DO other
wise than pure None OF " was derived IRON
persons: but II AL taken iron calves
innoculated by the physicians Of tho Board Of
Health. In reference 10 statement made by Mrs.
Rtcrdon that he would come 10 get some fresh
virus from the child's wound, he remarked that 10
a common notion with people from the old coun.
try that doctor never visits patient whom no
vaccnated unless IL Is Tor that purpose. He thought
IL very likely that the baby had scrofuous taiut,
itch rendered moro active Dy the developments
OF tho kinepox aud SO caused IT'S death. Coroner
Wotman will mold inquest ON this case to-day ~
ton O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
THE FALL MEETING AT PIMLICo GREAT PREP.
AnArIoTs FOR FINE RACING.

THE FALL MEETING AT PIMLICo GREAT PREP.
AnArIoSs FOR FINE RACING.
The fall meeting OF the Maryland Jockey Club win
open with n dash OF q mile for maidens OF all ages
followed by Dixie Stakes Ter thrcsyear-olds two
miles. TbIs viii be grand race, II will have In
u ono more Of the Western cracks TO
Try conclusions with The Duke Of Magenta.
The starters against tho latter are supposed
TO be Levcler. Pomeroy CANINE H.. spartan, Gar.
rick and Bonnio Wood, there s 5000 Tor tho SEQ
ond horse. Tho Western turfmen have great hopes OF
boating The Duke with Lcvcicr, as he has run and
won one mile aud tbfec-quarters in BOX, and two
miles 10 S:37 which is faster than The Duke has ever
ran but the latter has been always carrying heavier
weights than Levesr, and when he has to put
up lilo los II may stop him bit Great
stories, however, arc s1oat about wonderful
trials by this colt ana II they are half true the race
Tor the Dixie Stakes Will be grand ono. THIS race
will be followed " the Trial secpscbaso, for horses
tDat have not woa steepiecnaso al Baltimore, Je-
romo Park, Long Branch or Saratoga. As there are
plenty Of this sort, a large ned ana good race Is
anticipated Tho days sport viii close with
two-mile heats with maiden allowances. Tho second
day Wednesday, the sport will begin with the Central
Nearly ali the good two-year ods of the year that
have appeared IN the East, with tho exception OF
this distance Ter the nrst time. Win Boardman Dan
spariDg, Startie, Coaric, Bonnie Leaf, Lillian and
others the racc viii create great interest. Tho
second event will DO dash OF n mile and quar-.
ter. Tor all oges, and from tho number OF
horses that will DO at Pimco we look large
field OF starters. Tho third race OF the day will be
tho Pimlice stakes, Tor all ages, two mites ana
quarter. This STAKES closed with fourteen SUB
scribsrs OF wbicB NUMBER starters will prob ably
be General rnilnps Louanier Bayara, Zoo 100, Belle
and Ioona should Belle have recovered IRON tho
cough which troubci ner at jerome Park she viii be
bard TO beat 1he days sport viii close with miic
heats Tor threc.year. ODDS The third days racIDg
will be iuiIy as interesting as the Two Drecedna.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.
CLOSING GAMES OF TIE sEAsoS-THE EVENTS

CT osING GAMES OF TIE sEAsoN-THE EVENT.
TO TAKE PLACE ON ELECTION DAY.
Tho closing games OF the season, TO am teurs,
under the auspices OF the New York Athletic Club.
will be held on their grounds At Mott haven on
quarter past two O'Clock The following handicap
games will be givsn:-one hundred yards run; zoo
yards run; 440 yards run haii-mile run; two-miis
walk, and one-attn mile hurdle race, ten flights,
each two and q half feet high Then there
viii be an individual tug OF war, and. wind.
ing up the days sport, tug OF war, With
teams limited TO iour men each, tho gross weight II
uniform OF each team not TO exceed 60U pounds. Tht
entries for these games will close Frday, October
25 First and second medals will bo awarded In each
event.
An entrance fee (not returnabe) OF fifty cents pcl
man. tor each and every game, must accompany all
entries and any entry 10 accepted the person
entering will be notified or his money returned,
nroyided he send his address Dress consist OF
shirt aud loose drawers TO the knee No person VIII
be allowed compete unless properly attired; this
rnle will be strictly enforced. Col0rs must be do
or cap; second, color or drawers NO person
will be allowed 10 compete under lalse name; the
right TO refuse strike out any entry Is reserved.
Members OF athletic or rowing ASSOCIATIONS, unless
known 10 the clup, will b. required 10 furnish
t,fcate OF mbershp, aud any person not member
OF a recognized club must be properly introduced ny
well known person VINO Can voucn Ior MS oolna
an amateur. An amateur Il any person who has never
competed In open competition, or lor stake, OF
for puoc money with professionals Tor prize. pub
lie money or admission money; nor mas ever. at any
period OF his lilo taught assisted In the pursuit oil
nj hIeic exercises as means OF livelihood. NO com.
muncati0n receive attention unless addressed u
the club box; and all persons are particularly re.
quested call upon the officers at their places VI
business. . :.
Entries can be made with the Secretary New York
Athletic Club, Posi- once box 3,l0l, New York,
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
HORSE NOTES.

Dan Mace has brought tho well known tYotting
geding Hopeful back IRON the West and he is now In
Mr.. Thomas r. walIacos stable. Hopeful uotiod TO
wagon against time last week at Chicago. threo heats
IN 2:l6s, 217, 2I7. His record IN harness is 214s4
Dan Mace thinks that he is tho equal OF Rarus, and
that whichever feels best can beat the other. Dan
Mace was thrown from his suiky somo weeks since,
putting his right arm out OF ia socket, and he has
driven Hopeful IN all his races sIucs with mis- Iame
arm 10 a sling Mr. Thomas +. Wallace supposed TO
have paid Mr.. Richmond $4,000 for Hopeful. Mr..
Wallace one OF our most .ivera turfme n, aud has
now got what many horsemsn think fastest trot-
ting morse In the world.
Eighth avenue, aficr the present rain storm. will
be an excellent road to drive fOttcrs on, " Is
open through to the Harlem RIVER IL needed a good
weting TO sottc u, and as IL dirt road IL will bo
found excellent drive TO jog speed trotters
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
A RIFLE CHALLENGE.

Mr.. Frank Hyde, who has challenged Mr.. Parteilo,
OF ashington, ID. O., TO shoot rife match ior
amount Of money IRON $500 to So 900 side, said last
night that he stands ready to put up tho required
amount wnen called upon. Mr.. Hyde s wiling TO
make a match covering three days shooting-ono
at Crccdmoor, one nt Washington and one anywhere
else that may be agreed upon. lie agrees
that each days work shall consist OF 6ring
rounds over the long ranges tbat is, ntcen ut 500,
900 and 600 yards, respectively, tho pest grand ag
gregate OF the three days. contest TO take the
money MIR Hyde says that he has never made over
200 out oil possbis 225 points IN any ind vidual
match, that he does not think he could make any
issue with Mr.. Partcio, VINO mas said through the
press that he believes himself capaDle Of meking a
clean score.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
REGIMENTAL INSPECTIONS.

At the usual annual inspection and muster Of tho
Seventh regiment, OF the state National Guard, the
following effective strength OF the officers and en-
listed men, present ana absent, was ,xhib,ted:-
Field and staff 10; STAFF IL; oend,
81; Company a, 9s; Company B, 100; Company G, Is;
Company D, "a; Company +, o.; Company +. SO; /;
Comp my q, 10; Company II, 102; Company 1, lib:
Company X, 13S, making total OF S72 present, and
9S7 present absent, as compared 10 S57 and 979
respectively last year.
Alter Inspection the officers assembled at Seig-
houtncr's, whero a diDher was rendered to Sur.
wnefe took leave Of his comrades, having
copied position out OF the CITY Colonel Clark, on
bcnaf oil the officers and mem bers, presented DR..
Morris with u silver service token OF their
esteem
Captain Henry /. Hayden, OF Company a, has sent
In his resignation. Second Lieut. ant Horace lcon
was elected first lieutenant, Company X, and FIRST
Sergeant W. A. Kobie was elected second lieutenant
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
THE FAIIVIEW BURGLARY.

Tho trial OF Nelson Ladue, Edward Burns aud Pat.
rick Purcell, charged with having committed the
masked burglary at Fairvisw, N. j., was continued
before Jupge Garreison In Jersey CITY, yesterday.
The defence closed tboir case, and Alonzo Taylor,
bosei keeper ut Pleasant Valley, was called
BY the state TO consradict Mrs. Coolidge La
due,s sister. In her testimony she had said
Valley on the ngnt Of the burglary and lett Tayiors
Hotel at eleven o'clock that she lott Pleasant Valley
on the quarter past eleven uoa. anu ,nat wnen sna
Ladue was In bed Mr.. Taylor testincd that all the
guests who had attended the socauc left quartet
10 tep and that no boat iclt tho valley at eleven
O'Clock. Counsel for tho defence consumed tho re.
mandcr OF the day In summing up. Tho case will Do
oivcn tn The Jury to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-10-19
RACKETS AND HANDBALL.

A. tne court Of Mr.. b. McQuade, Madison street,
this city, yesterday afternoon, Thomas j. Moore and
Robert Hayes played nvo games OF American rackets
with Abraham Post and his brother Francis Follow.
ing Is the scsre Moore aud Hayes l6 Il, a. H. ri
Post and Post u, Is, 10, 21, 10.
The next cvntcst also American rackets was three.
handed. Mr. Morris Moore played against Mr.. John
Nelson and air. W. Hail. The latter by II, 81 and II,
won tho tnreo games while the former secured s,
and O aces.
Tho handball encounter was four. handed, best two
In three games. Mr. James sheridan aud SIR James
Miller played against Mr. stephen Nctncrcott ana Mr.
James Boyien. Tue iormer by u, IA and2 won.
while tue latter secured 16 II and rs aces