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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08
DBArHs.
Committee.

MATTERS lin this city, Nov. !, lsss, Mary n.
Mathers, wife OF OrlandoO. MAthers, OF Kansas,
and daughter of the late James Is. CLARK, of this
city.
Due notice of funeral will he given.
HERsHKY.-November T. lsS6, in West Hemp
nold township. ). Hoffman. youngest son OF J.
Hoffman and Barbara Hershey, in the 22d year
OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral on Tues
day afternoon at / O'Clock At the house, and 2
o'clock at Landisville meeting house, without
further notice. No flowers II
WARFKL-On Sunday morning, November l.
lSs5. in stasburg, Martha L. WaTfel, in the 6lst
year OF her age
The funeral services will be held In the NJ r
church, at Strasburg, on Tuesday, November 3,
at l p. m. lnterment at y. m, at Lancaster
cemetery. The relatives and frienus of the
family are respectfully invited to attend. ltd
FIsHKR-ln this city, on the eth inst, Harry,
son of Charles ana kosie Fisher, aged three
years, six months and Is days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
the parents residence, No 6!s North Christian
street, on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
lnterment at lions cemetery.
FRANCIsCUs.-ln this city, on the 7th inst, OF
dropsy, John Franciscus, aged 20 years, 10
months and Is days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 345 south Queen street, on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock lnterment
at W Woodwa ard Hin cemetery. ns3td
BowERs November :. lsSo, in Pittshurg, Pa Z.
Jacob Il. Bowers, aged - years.
The friends OF the family are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral from hts late resi-
dence, No 2S West King street, on Wednesday
Ito a. III. Services at the house Interment a
Woodward Hill cemetery. Internent private
It.
HoHAAS.-On Nov. 6, lsSt in this city, Annie
NJ, daughter OF J ohm and sophia Holman, aged
2 years, II months and days
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence Of her parents, No 3s North
Mary street, on Tuesday afternoon at l.3O
O'Clock. Interment at ST. oseph's cemetery.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !. lS6, Susan, daughter
Of Peter and Gertrude kaemph
The relatives and friends of ,the family are re-
speCuully invited to attend the fun, raj from
the residence of Mrs. spielman, no 47O Poplar
street, on Tuesday afternoon at ~ o'clock. In.
terment at Lancaster cemetery.
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The East End Fishing association met at
the residence of George NJ. Berger on Sa'-
urday, aud elected the following officers for
the season of 1877 President, jacob Beech.
Ter; secretary and treasurer, Geo. NJ. Berger;
cofDmittse OF arrangements, Albert Drachbar,
Frank Eyer,s, Henry Fisher, W. 4. Norbeck,
Thos. A. Deem, q. ). Norbeck, J. J. Cos,
Aaron Frey, Michael Brecht, Geo. Marion,
Samuel Flick, Chas. Fordney, Samuel Eris
man and William Rodgers.
The club intends encamping on the banks
Oi the Susquehanna river tor one week dur
ing the month OF July next
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Er.oIu,,ous of Respect

RESOLUTIONS of Respect
Alta meeting Of the managers of the Lsncas
ter cemetery held this morning, the following
resolutions were adopted
WaxRpAs After long and useful life Luther
Bichar,is has been called away from among us,
Resolved, !. That by his death the Board OF
Trustees OF Lancaster cemetery has lost a most
faithful and efficient member.
second, That while We deeply regret the loss
of Luther Richards we femembe with feelings
of un mixed satisfaction the pleasant relations
which always existed between him and our
selves, and that, as hts integrity and business
qualities rendered him valuable member o
this board his generous heart, warm impulses
and genial and kindly disposition, made him q
most desirable friend and pleasant companion
Third. . hat these resolutions be entered on
the minutes and published IN the evening
papers. -
wv. BYRNE
JOHN II. BAuMGARDNER,
CHRISTIAN CAST,
IL Com rniitae
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Allowed u Patent.

Through w. K Gerhart, DIR. Benjamin F.
W. Urban, OF this city, has been allowed
patent for an improvement in clamps foT
moulders' TASKS. The clamp consists of a
slotted bar passing over the top of the flask.
and rods which engage the bottom of the flask
and pass through the slot and horizontally
AdJussable sleeves, resting ON the tar, With
sot screws working on the rods to regulate
the clampiDg of the flask.
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Won 81 200 In q Foo, face.

At Wichita, Kan, NJ. NJ. Kettleman, of
Kansas, defeated Charles Gibson, OF Caliior-
MA, on Friday, In a l50-ysrd foot race for the
of America and s., 600 His
time was ii seconds. over SlO0, 900 was
wsged on the result Kettleman sprang al
most Immediately to the front at the start,
and kept ahead to the end, coming out four
iour Ieet ahead OF Gibson. over 5000 persons
Witnessed the race
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Odd Feliow,' Fxcur,ion

The Odd Fellows excursion to the Academy
Of Music, Philadelphia, tomorrow morning
over the Philadelphia 4 Reading road,
promises to be very large They will attend
the performance OF Frederick Warde. Dur.
tne- their stay In Philadelphia the degree
staf OF Monterey lodge, of this city, will be
entertained by lodge No. 100 of that city.
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Chicago slArRet.


CHIoAso. Nov. s, l030 n m.-aarket opened
heat-Noy, axe; Dec, HI1c.i JAM
Corn-Nov, 5Kc; Dec, S6s6c, Jan. sc; May
&c.
Oats-Jan, &c: May, 900.
Pork-Noy., S'25 Dec, O, TX Jan siOh
Lard-Sov.. t5 S91 Dec. o. IS Jan, o. ~.
Ribs-Jan., Is Is; May, s. 81.
Nheat-Nov., lSesc; Dec, 741zc; Jan I,
75l.61Jssc May, slhc.
Sorn.Sov- SS.c; Dec, S6sc; Jan, s6s4d
SIZE; May, 4l5z
oats-Nov., S51lc.; Dec. 26J1c Jan. 9Hc; May,
30hd305.c.
POrk-sov. and Dec 81 a6: Jan tl0 07I6
hard-Sov, 80 sIh Dec. Is 5iH Jan, *591H
RlOs-Jan, - 10.
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Frightened At the Car.

This afternoon countryman in a buggy
was driving down Prince street. When
about opposite Bsumgsrdner d Eberman's 8
lumber yard his horse frightened at an
approaching freight tram. The horse started
20 run and the axle of the buggy broke
throwing its occupant out and slightly bruis,
ing him. The horse attempted to turn into
Sener's coal yard where he was caught.
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Phiisdelphia Produce Marhel,

PHILA psLPHIA, Nov. Flour steady. Sales
OF 80 barrels. MINI. bakers, % bOat 80; Penna
family at o. 5og3 75i Western at q 9oG4 ~ ; Pat
ents, u 25Sfi IS.
Rye Hour steady at - IS
p. m, caIl-W beat Nov, SEQ Dec
SIC; Jan, s554c Feb, sf7x.
Corn-Noy. 4i]sc; Dec, as &c; Jan .Gkc Feb.
i554c
Oats Nov, Sc: Dec. s5IIc Jan. SI.c.
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DUBLlC SALE
OS TuEspAY, NovEMnsR n, Is-s,

on TUESDAY, Nov EAHER u, ls-6,
Nili be sold Al public sale At the William Penn
hotel, on North Mulberry street, 10y virtue OF
an order OF the Orphans Court, of Lancaster
county, the following described real estate OF
John King, deceased, to wit
Afino Lot OF Ground, situated on North Mui.
berry street LanCA city, Pa. os. i5 and ais.
containing Ia front on said street, - feet, more
or less, and extending in depth 2t5 feet to pub.
lie alley, Hil dining property of John Arnold and
late of john kridcr The improvements thereon
are Double One-stOry DWELLING HOUSE,
with Il well of never failing water. Fruit trees
grape vines. etc.
Persons Wishing to view tho property before
the day OF sale can call at premises or ON the
undersigned
sale To commence at 7o'CluCk In the evening
of said DAY, when attondlncc viii be given and
terms OF sale made knownby
GEO POSTI.
Admin. traitor with Will anne Ard
HESEI sHIBERT, AuCt Ugt9llJtdM, WAS
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Saturday Evening at tho Kinks.

The patrons of Mfennerchor rink were ep-
tertained by Winners troupe of trained dog 3
on Saturday evening and dancing followed.
There was large crowd present The Ism.
caster rink had the Italian orchestra, and a
large attendance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08
J)UBLIC SALE.
FmpAY. NyvrAuEs T., lsss.

oNfMpAS, NvyEHEEs Il, lsSG,
by virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court OF
Lancaster county, will bc sold at public sale, at
the Leopard Hotel un East Ming street, tho fol-
lowing property. to wit
That thrUC-story BRICK RESIDENCE, with a
two-story Brick Back building and twostory
fnme Kitchen attached, situated No. 5s9 West
ORnHe street, between Pine and SuNin sttsets.
Hall, with NCstibule, rarlor, Dining room and
two Kitchens on Inst nour good dry Cellar,
etc; 'front.' aud back StAirways, Closets In each
chamber. Heater Ia cellar Gas through tho
whole house Hydfant water ia tho kitchen and
faNe-wnsh in front, tn the house. This house Il
unusually well built, with good material, solid
walnut doors In front, and other work to CORE
spond. Lot y by las feet, extending to u ten
icet wide alley. ZINE variety OF Fruit Trees, etc.
sale to commence at o'clock u. in., when
terms and conditions will be made knovnb by
Lucy klLLlNGER.
AiminiEtratriN of Jacob =. kiliingeT, deceased.
IL. SHUEEbr, AuCtlOnecr. u1S-ttd
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kiiiea Two Ksbb,,. a, one sno,.

While out cunning one day last week, on
the farm Of John Martin, George Gerth, OF
Miilersville, killed two rabbits at one shot.
One OF the animals jumped up in front of
1tm, and Just AZ he shot another sprang in
'front.' OF the gun. The result was that both
were killed.
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No Dedication.

Ineie was no dedication OF the Welsh
Aouniain chapel, on Sunday, as was ex.
pected. The floor OF the building ia NOT com.
! ftoeeds and the dedicatory services will not
eHke place till some time in December.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08

Don't fail TO attend the Adjourned Public sale
on Thursday evening, koy. ", at kohlhsas
Hotel of Robt Templetons q Choice Build
ing Lots, located IN the Eighth ward, on Laurel
and Manor streets.
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Oliver Doud ByI on Coming.

Harry I. Wilson is in town arranging for
the appearance here on next Monday even
Ing OF Oliver Doud Byron and wife in "The
Inside Track" new play.
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Ths En., Ena R.n~..

oontrac'ors stanfier and Hinder put a force
2. MY men at work this morning on the
East End passenger railway. ltis sxn.o,.a
that the work will be com pleted in len aavs
~ the weather permits The work to go on.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08

DON'T tail To take look at stsu1er a GO.
windows, Nos. 81 and 80 North Queen strcei.
The largest display OF seal sacqucs and nne fur
goods ever seen in Lancaster. We keep only
the best grades of genuine furs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-08
Horse Disd Of Locs law.

This morning valuable horse belonging
- Steinman & Go. died of lockjsw. The
animal stepped upon nail and ran 1t In his
tooe soine days ego, with the above result
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OF VALUABLE PROP.
.OURT PROCLAMATION.


~ Whereas, the Honorable John u Living
stOn, President and Honorable David N. Pat
teTsOn, Additional Law Judge Of the Courts OF
Common Pleas in and for the county OF LauCas-
u, and Assistant justices Of the Courts
Of oyer and TeTmurr ana General
JAN Delivery and Quarter Sessions OF the
Peace in and for the county Of Lancaster
have issued their preCept, 10 me directed, re-
qulring me among other things to make public
proclamation throughout my bullWiCk that a
COUEl OF oyer and Terminer and "a General Jan
Delivery, also a Court of General Quarter Ses-
siOns of the Peace and Jail Delivery, will com
mcnCe in the Court House, in the city OF Lancas-
ter, in the Commonwealth OF Pcnnsy yIvania,
on THE THIRD MONDAY IN NOVEMBER,
{ the 18th }, lisa,
in pursuance of which prCCcVt public notice T.
hereby given 10 the Mayor and Aldermen OF the
City Of Lancaster, III the said county and all the
Justices of the Peace, the Coroner and Con-
stables OF the said City and County of LauCAs-
ter, that they be then and there In their own
proper persons, with their rolls, records and eG.
aminatiOns and inquisitiOn-, and their own re-
memb RANGES, to do those things which to their
Offices appertain in their be halt to be done and
also all those who will prosecute against the
prisoners who are or then shall be, In the jail OF
Of The said County of Lancaster, are 10 be then
and there to prosecute against them AS shall 5e
just
Dated at Lancaster, the 18th day Of October
lsSG. GEO. W. IOMLlNSOS.
MS llSl3Sltw sheriff
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8ROCERiIS,

INRUIT CAKES.
II Where shall I go to buy my fruit cake
order? We should suggest
WANTS GROCERY.
In doing so you will nnd there large stock OF
new goods. seedless Raisins, Citron, Currants,
Lemon and Orange Peel, New French Prunes,
Pure ground Spices, Fine FavOrtng Extracts,
Rose Water, White Glover Honey in one pound
caps, cheap. Please call at
susRiyo No. lis West King street
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BIlC SALE.
L WIN hc sold at publ, salo, on TnURSDAl,
NOVEMBER, \, l>-G, a. tho Loupa I'd hotel In the
city OF Lancaster, the following described Heal
Estate, VIZ
No l. Lot Of Ground, situated ON Fast Vine
street. containing In front H. feet one inch, and
extending in depth 10 feet, on which IL erected a
rwo-story BRICK HOUSE, with tso story
brick back building, being ls East Vine street
NO, Lot OF Ground ON East King street
containing In front Is feet and extending In
depth - feet 20 u four foot Wide alley, upon
which is erected y TWostory BRICK BWE1J-
ING HOT 50, with two story brick back build
ing, being 80 COS East Hing street
sale To- couAHenCo at o'clock y. m, whom
terms will re NldC known by
PIILIP pRACuBAE
HENRY DRACHBAR,
ALBERT pkACHBAR,
Administrators OF Henry parhbar.
hEHKN sHJ nEUa, AuCL cCt@5 MSstsd
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STOCK n AFHsya,

Quotations by Reed, McG Grunn a Co., ban sers,
Lancaster Pa ~
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s!3oodtid "a North Queen st., Lancaster, Pa.
I'm NECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ES-
IA TATE ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
ltth. lN-i Will bo suld ut the Franklin House,
North pHcen street, Lancaster city. Pa, the fol.
lowing rcal estate late tho property of Mary
Ann hilllan, deceased to wit All that certain
tsustuty BRICK nWkILlNG HOUSE, with
bodybuilding, Ncll with pump therein, hydrant
ErnpoYinos, &c, aud lot ut ground thereto be.
longing situate No. ia ON the west side of
North Mulberry street, In the ctty of Inncas,sr
containing IN uvnt on snid Mulberry street ~
ioot, and IN depth a. feet to -four, fcet wide
alley, adjoining property Of Mis- Margaret
Nancy, {. hreAay aud Others.
Sale to commence at O'Clock II. m, of said
day, whom attendance win be given and terms
made known BY
sAMUELf. ERlSMAN
llEsRV sHUREEr, AuJt ixeCulor
nSlDtdMWSS
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JOSEPH L. RAU & CO..
The Leading Cloak House, l36 to ,4o North Queen ST.
rom sALs.

NOR RENr-ONE OF THE MOST DE.
II sirahlv stnrerooms In tho city also rooms
On second door possession given Immediately
rent reasonable, sIiAUBS BURNS,
sl5oodtid 2, North Queen St, Lancaster. Pa.
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MATTERS. In this city, Nov. I, lSsS, Mary n.
MHthers, wife OF OrlandoO. Mathers, OF Kansas,
and daughter of the late James r. Clark, of this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
RECKLESSLY FLOURISBLNG 4 PISTOL

A DRUNKEN LIQUOR DEALER FATALLY SHOOTS A
FKIEND-THE SHOOTING SAID TO BE ACCIDENTAL
Policeman Walsh, of the Twenty second
Precinct, told shortly before o'clock yesterday
morning that had been shot in Patrick
McIaughlins liquor shop at No. COB Eeventh-ave. and
had carried into the adjoining tenemcnthouse No.
COL he lived In the tenement-Louse the officer
found Patrick savage. apparcItly mortally wounded
A pistol bullet had entered the mans abdomen. His
weakness than loss of blood Sndcated the fatal
character o. the wound Savage was forty-hree years
old and captain of river float. He said lie had been
shot by Mclaughlin Walsh caei another policeman and
balance Then he went the d4Qr Of Mclaughns iquor
shop and knocked. There was no response and W ash
broke the door open. Mclaughlin was seated behind the
bar stupidity drunk. HIS wife beside him. He sad
he 'didn shoot nobody hut behind the har the police.
found small revolver, one chamber or which had
been freshly discharged.
Walsh led drunken liquor doaer into tho tenement
house placed him beside the bod which Savage
wa. lying. "Fnats him." said the wounded man to the
feeOy: You it at last. warned You not TO Tool
with that pistol but you pointed 1t at Inc once too
often"
Savage was cd to the hospital and the surgeons
easily found the small ballet which had penetrated the
bladder IL said that he must die as soon as peri
tonitis H. Mclaughlin stubbornly denied that rs
had shot Savage but lie was locked up Tine men were
friendly MCLAUGHLIN had bad habit OF hourshng
a pistol recklessy when he was drunk. According 10
Sayage's own story Mclaughlin probably fred the shot
by accident. when he too drunk to know what he
Was dpiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
OVERCOME BY THE HEAT.

Real summer weather settled over the city
yesterday and red-faceG, perpIing persons who un.
fortunately were still dressed in heavy spring clothing
Rugged the shady side OF ths street III their en-
deavors to keep out OF tho suns rays. Al
though the Thermometer did not show
sucn q great degree OF neat as many supposed.
the sudden change the weather had cling che 81
Ice.creaD lemonade. ami saltwater were In great IL
maud and the OF the almost despairing propre
tors OF tie stands regancd their usual summer
ughtness At 3 a. the mercury stood AT Co. anC
three hours later degree lower bur at o'clock
il had Jumped TO G9o. and by noon marked 10. At
n H. reached S4o the highest of the day. and the
same AL tie pOndlg time last From that bOur
the mercury BEGAN lis descent AMI by o'clock fingered
AT 100. 49, or
Thomas Creden. age twentysix of No 81 East Forty
niptlst, was overcome by the heat Ia Ibfdave. at u
D. H.. and taken 10 Bellevue Hospital III al unc on
scious condition. . -
Anns Kerns, age thrty-fve of No 2.02S First-ave..
WA, overcome the heat at One-hundred hist
and Thirdaye taken 10 the PrcsDyteria Hos
piis- ,, , ~. no
William Mclaughlin. age thirty-three, OF No. Us
North Portland-aye. Brooklyn. while AT Work III silver
man. hat factory, HasL. was overcome Dy the neat
nd taken home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
GLASS DAY Az HAMILTON.

VLlNToN, n. T., June 20 Especial. The
aee Day exercises Of tho class Of sc seok place upon
'ne college campus this afternoon before large audit
'nee' Mr. Garrett. Of Uuca presided. Prayer was
vno'eo ~ The Rev. W. J. Beecher OF Auburn Seminary
Ane orator Of the day William III. HotchkIss The
pOen was read BY Phiiip n. Moore. Charles b. Cole
$50 Tue response from the junior class; william ii.
sios ron Tue Sophomore. and David 8. Smith for
s 40 nesnnei. Then James Is. Leo gave a humorous
description Of the articles buried IN the box by way Of
W.s binfy lie tArty -secoDd Clark prize exhibition
pIou.no', 'a tho stoDo Church this evening. Many
fhs src,' kAuuatos were upOu the stage and Ia
war; I Among tho number were Charles Dudley
Ii ~ yonu Jay Knox aud Theodore W. Dwight.
Tim a. "o prize 10 the orator who exces IN both
ueli'efy Will not be announced untii Thursday.
,...'' reun.. June 29.-Ihls was alumni day Ut La
''e''e College The commencement address before tho
"s" 20 faculty, The alumni graduates, aud tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
BRILLIANT BALL IN MEXICO

CITY OF MEXICO, June 20, via Galveston
fancy dress ball given last night by Sir Spencer
st. John, the British Minister President Diaz wore
evening costume, did also the members OF his
Cabinet. Mrs Diaz wore costume made by
Worth, appearing as Diana the Huntress. Her dress
was embroidered with gold. and she carried a
golden arrow. Her head-dress was composed OF
ostrich plumes. She wore superb necklace OF
diamonds and solitaire earrings Mrs. General Diaz
Gutierrez wife OF the Ex-Governor OF San Luis
Potosi, appeared In tho character OF Sultans, and
wore superb costume made by Worth. Miss
Romero Rubio daughter Of the Minister of the Interior,
and sister OF Mrs Diaz, was dressed in an
exquisite blue costume covered with stars
The Governor Of the State Of PueDia created
tou as FL Mabdi, accompanied by Arabs. Mr.. Walker
Blaine, who Is here visit, was present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
DRAWN GAME Ar CRICKET.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 (SpecMO. - The
cricket match between the Graduates and Undergrad
yates OF the University resumed this morning on
the grounds OF the Germantown Club. The crowd was
much larger than that OF yesterday. MacNutt, the last
man OF the Graduate eleven, was sent in.
his companion being Mexican. Tho players held
their places until 233 had been made,
when Mexican fell victim to the bowling Of Coates,
thus putting the side out for total OF 233 runs. No
time was lost In continuing the game The play OF the
Undergraduates at times brilliant The fielding was
strong but Notwithstanding this the good judgment and
swift running, aided By lively wicket. gave
many runs to the "Unders." When the eighth
wicket WAS taken tho side had made only
I46 runs The Graduates grew reckless and
when the eleven were retired the handsome score Of
PAS was the result OF their The Graduates
to the wckets and after making 147 for seven wckcts
the game closed In adraw with the following score: