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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-16
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A Colorado jury found that the deatt
Of gambler who had been killed in {
shooting atlray, resulted from lead poi
soning."
"Heayen knows what women do wher
the men with whom they have been talk
ing 20 away" says Mr.. Howells, in the
October Century.
Three vessels that sailed from Buenof
Ayrea for Savannah on the same day cav
nothing Of each other during tho entire
voyage until they entered the mouth oil
the Savannah river, within few hours Of
each other.
In Paris Americans buy gloves, silk
goods and jewe ~. They can get gloves
Tor about half what they cost In America,
and q New York customs officer will gen
orally allow well dressed man to pass by
with twenty.iour pairs.
echoolmistress \ teaching Of Colesville,
N. Y, was paid s. a week. She went to
live OF the house Of tho trustee who had
fixed the rate OF pay, and abe was come
what startled 10 learn that he had settled
upon "a a week rs the cost Of her board.
Boston ladies who wear high.crownod
bonnets 10 the theatres leave them hang
ing on silver pegs In an ante.room. Thus
considerable for mans sake, these ladies
are, nevertheless, cruel In the matter OF
birds, which they run through with dag.
ger.like pins for the adornment Of the
bonnets.
A Paterson justice, after repeating the
formula Of an oath 10 q young woman,
ended as usual by saying, "Kies tho
Book" II will not" wGs the unex pected
reply, "The last witness that was sworn
was chewing tobacco and one before him
had fever hliSLera on his lips" She was
permitted 10 affirm.
"1bree or four years ago. says an
EngliSh writer, II accidentally learned
While at some French man9uyres that
the cavalry trumpelS sound called boots
and a0ddleB' had not, % was supposed,
any connection whatever with bools, Tho
true origin Of the sentence 10 the old Nor.
man expression, 'Benios Ia selIe' Il, O.,
put on the saddle J, from 'Boutet-to put
on, aitlx."
What undor the tun does a person
think PaflaiS talking about2 Why as 10
whether our dear old ehoet--opr friend,
and Hamlet's father-should look at a cal.
Uium light In the eye whilst incoming
around on the stage. Part Of Paris holds
that Hamlet St. should DO In the shade,
and Hamlet Jr. In The light tue other
half Of Paris would put the living son IN
the light and the dead father In the dark.
est nook Of the stage. Meanwhile old
Ttupsnny 10 there.
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There has lust been congress OF Wears
at Wakefield, Goldsmith's village, The
Wears declined an offer OF theatrical
money for church purposes. Some IN
England say "amen" to 1t, and other,
hlssiugly say: "Phariseesr ye PhaElseesV
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TIE DAILY MARKETS.
Money Active Stock 4uOtatIOns--Tho CHttl
md Petroleum Markets.

Money ACtIys- Stock QuOtatiOns--Tho Cattle
and Petroleum Markets.
New YORK, Oct l5.-MOney on call was active Of
4 Ia 7 percent closing at percent asked, Prime
mercantile paper 44b percent. STERLING eX'
change strong but dull III Sl.Slal,Sl'
GoyrRSXESr DoNns-WVIC In good demand aud
sTATE BnHls Were dull and steady,
The stock market Was Ag An quiet and presented
little feature Of special inteIGt LnlIl toward w
Close, when the eastern stocks came Into pI0mi
hence and the volume Of business was largely H.
creased. TIE lows Of the day was generally OF u
favorable character, but had very little elect upon
Pm" TSS opening was Irregular. though generally
heavy, aud tbs irregularlly Conllnutd iOr ashoT
lies iAllIed tho general list Toward noon, how
ever, the mari 1t yielded and became quiet aud "
remained until the last hour Jeney Contra
dropped over percent lSTa,d 0ciG ~
new receivers, but the greA! strength VI w
other coal stocks rallied It In The last hour with
The remainder Of the list The market Cl0Cd hrn
aud active. Must Of the active lists show i'aC,loha
gains this evening, ranging W 70 v per cent pu
MauhAttall made net galn Of 81, Hooking VALLEY
~; LSCkAWAnna AM delaware and Hudson II
zach, aud Nlckle Plate preferred III percent
Transactions 4l5,62l shares.
Railroad bonds little more active. Sales 81 SO,
OOo'
STOCKS QUOTATIONS Closed bid: Adams Ex
pres, IA: american Express. 100; Canada South
en-, GSH,i Central Pacific, 4S; Chesapeake 4 Ohio
i0l do tirts preferred 49, do seconds TX G., q.
q. & l., %; Denver Il KiO GmndG, 3lX Eli
8SH; do preferred, TGN;. Fort Wayne, 40; Kan
Sas K Texas, DGal; Lake Erie 4 Weg1rn. 49, LAX
shOfo, OIIG; Louisville j. Nashville, ~: Louis
Vile, New Albany ~ Chicago, 81; Memphis
ChareslOn, IO Michigan Central 0t5+; Missouri
Pacific, lliJ4; Nashville & Chattanooga, co., New
Jersey Central, OiAj Northern Pacific, 2S14: d.
do preferred lax; New York Central, ll2;k: OhIl
Il Mississippi, gSsS do ptcierrcd, y; Pacific Mail
ESsE; Pittsburgh, l62; Reading 36N; H. Louis q
sall Francisco, 3616;. do preferred, .O9H; do frs
preferred, III: e., N. & Of Paul, w; do pre-
ierred /, l2ii Texas 4 Pacific, q: Union Pacific
6l5G; United States Express, 61; W., II. l. d T..
1914; DO preferred, S61G; WellsFGrgo Express, l26
N,SlaFn Union, Tx,
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Vienna horse cars have two compart
ments, one Tor those who smoke anu ON
for those who do not.
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ghe qRtelligeurrE
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Ta.,d Disirtei- JABlkAH. Brown, Of KHnAWha Co
PS4rth Dbt1ct-J. A, HUTCHINSON, Of Wood Co
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Greatly Excited,

Not a few Of the citizens Of Wheeling
have recently become greatly excited oveei
Inc astounding facts that several OF theil
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their physicians as inCurable and beyond
ali hope-sutIsring with that dreaded
M monster, Consumption-hsys been com
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g1e,u AdpertisenIsuts.

UTANTED- TEN MEN AT FISH
w Cheek Dam 70 do paving Enquire on the
works, OF Ut the woods HqpIe, PoWhAtAn. y,
LACKEY, Contractor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-16

EEw YoRK. Oct !6.-Flour; receipts 2S,SOl
bbs exports, Ge27 bbls, l4,l70 sacks; EgeJ, 1850
b6S superior Western sI wI,s SSaIc 1lSa2 ~
sJ'O0; good 10 choice do tS06aI 90; common L
good extra Ohio g. A0A3 20; common u choice OK
ira g.. louis sl4OG2.76; patent Ml3ncsota extrd
HSOal.S5 Wheat receipts, 1919 bushels; CT
ports q, gSl bushels: spot lots hHNp and OpllOnl
ASalO higher. closing firm; sales lOi 900 bushell
futures; $4,000 SPOT; No. spring No. hard
unErSded red l7aSiNc; No. I'D S7as7jIc No
white StISo: No. = red Octobe! nominal $40
November 81 ;ltlGS1s4Nc ,t closing At AHS
92IC closed al Ollc; May 9j4agic closing at 0S9S
June Ol1Ec. Corn spot lots hfn, but less active
options opened shade lower and later advanced
kaIEc, closing arm rScelDH $3.50! bushels: ex
G0l bushels spot: ungrade1 4S1Sal54c; old No
ASK; No. 2OCtober 43IS closing Rt l3IS November
4o7IalJ9zc, closing a. is4o; December 4C'saI71Ec
e9,nE a. 40: Ist4uls[ dsi! Closing a.
I91sc, closing Il l0iSc. Oats, .1AalSc higher aud
moderately active; receipts, $500 btlShgls; OF,
ports, 0gl bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels futures
10000 bulllels spot mixed western, slX9BSc;
options shade higher aud active; sales Of go ba q
October o.. lj December, $9.s0al0 70: January and
February OS6ag 95i March, S9sjal0 90; April, $3.50
4S s ssSySy SSac Ss ess n PGw3 31iS
I
6aSISc; Eranulated, 8 lS.lGI6fC. Molaaos, dull,
Petroleum, firm; United closed 81 exc. RoEn
SteGdy, Turpenilqe steady q &c. Wool, arm,
90a3SC; pulled, lia3Sc; Texas QA26c.
Pork quiet aud very steady. Lard shade lower
aud fairly active: western steam, spot $40; No.
vCmber S6.OSR6.0g; December, S6l7G6iO; Jan.
uAfy, % 25aO q; February, 90 83A63I March, SOFA
90, city steam, sG,0SaOlO Butter dull and
weak ChetSe quiet and unchanged. Eggs lrm
and demand moderator receipts 1850 packages;
western fresh 20Na20kc. Copper quiet TIN
" ady. Othcn unchanged.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. 16-Tho wheat market opon.
cd easy and with free oIeflngS November declined
10 T29Ec with q iCw scattering sales shade lower
Market q nRlly closed ~ higher than yesterday.
Corn was frner, shAde higher, influenced by an
advance IN wheat Oats ruled very steady and
closed haHo hllller. Provisions were ilrmCr,
mess pork advancing 6AleC. FlOut quiet and un.
changed What Cash No. 2SpflnI TING; No. 2
red 72Hp; OClObcr 7lA12AC, closing al
ING. November 721Sa711kc, closed 73II;
December 1lIa76Hc, closed 1895 May S0jIASlIItsI
closed at SlHc. Corn, cash No. 2, 3iKC; 0CtO6Ot
81 EaSi99fO, closing at 8lho; November BJ3SAS61C
closing at 85IO: December 8G41fR37C, clOsing al
SG16Oi May 4g9Sa4ikc, closing al Ale Oats, No. 2
cash 2illG; October 2ixa2IIio closing al 2iSSci
November 26a264C, closing al 2jS; December I'D
SSOhc; No. Rye $50 No. barley. 62hc.
No J., flax seed VSkc Prime timothy seed
81 Is. Meslpork.-CaSh % 90; October 6 9OaS 02X
closed at " CO.. November y 0OG9 %, closed al
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
WASHINGTON NOTEA



LABOR PETITIONS A large ndnoer OF petitions were
presented In both of Congress to-day praying Tor
the passage oft bills foreitng railroad land grants
and labor. The petitions are cot
up through the exertlOns of the Knights OF LABOR.
To REPAIR 4 DRY EOCK.-Senator McPherson TO-DAY
submitted a proposed amen mcnt to the Sundry Cvll
Appropriation bill to apprO ate Si21ooo Ior I"pahg
ard preserving the granite dry dock al inc b!ooA3H
Navy Yard.
DEsEkTED WIVES OF OFFICERS Senator C0ckrel
from the Committee on Military AfArs. reported favor,
ably the bill providing tor app'rtnniug the pay ahu
allowances any officer Of the Army or Navy VINO nag
iccts 10 provide support OF Ills family between
him and his wife and children.
For JonN Roach & sON.-Sen ,ior Mitchell. o. Ore
gon to-day submitted ainendmen 10 the General De-
fcIcncy b provide fo- the pay uent TO JOhh Rotch
& pa for wharfage ana care ot the monitor
Roanoke from ,rch IT. 1877 10 the tne or itS ste III
1873 including towing and pOiase. AMI 10 paw them
SSS $40 fu for cost OF changing Inc iron rdho o
the Puritan.
VETO-The President to-day transmitted 10 the honse
message dis sapproving the bill for the erection OF
pubic building at Duulh. Mimi. because the building
is not imlnedatey necessary. He al IS: Not "A lttle
legislation has lately Deen perfected ana very hkcy
more will be Increase ulsccuiatei apprC
priaons and rect bluniers In the construction
psny Of the public buildings now III process oi
erection"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July (SpeciaD The grain mar
ket opened 10 o'clock with panic among the shorts
such has been for months IL was caused
by dry weather Tho pit crowded to suiocaton
aud the NJ most excitement prevailed. August wheat
opened at 1914 and at to sO3s cents.
AGerwsrd it eased oil half point but the bull tendency
decided. On the curb last Friday. the last trading
day before the holidays 1t predicted that with no
that day and this wheat for August would
sell so to-day. There has been no rain, but
burning hot weather instant Of the intermisson
There panic in wheat. oats and pork. The latter
dropped 2O930 cents barrel and lard was of 30 cents
a hundred at the moment. Wheat went to s0i2 cents
for August This the CLOSING and the highes hgnre
Of the iay. Pork opened $40 40 for September and
went to $40 O7l2 THIS weather. however, - against
hacking and against hOgs. Tho receipts more tnan
can be easily handled with the Thermometer at between
oOo and 100" above. o is went 10 30 cents for sep
tember advance OF 2s cents from the last price las,
week. Oats suffering worst from the drouth On
the curb tonight August wheat sold up To 81 cents
The anticipated receipts of corn for tomorrow are put
at from 200 10 800 This wny went up
to-day only 2 Tao eat natet r-cep' OF hogs Tor
tomorrow are 10000 heal Pats on August wheat
1888 cents. calls On August wheat o3i5 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

corroy NARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. July 6-l2;3O p. m.-C0tton firm with a
good demand MddEns UpIandt I'D: do Mlddhns Orleans
,alrs-l2UOJ paes incutns lOJ oaes i0f specu'
ation export receipts 2OO bales incIuiing 5000
baes Future. quiet aud somewhat weaAer Up
auus Low Middling clause. July dciy ry IJoAd. do
INV aud Augusf delivery S l564d August sep.
livery ) loii do. October and NOye nbe. deliver. :
u4d also b5id; November and December delivery D
did. December ana January deiVery Jot l no. an
uary ana February delivery 76id, do Sepem dely
cry. loOid. also -ufd- 900.
: D. III The VI the day included 1900 bales Amen
- ,,.,.,,.- 49,. I'll, ILL.,.
cry J t9d. sellers. do. July and August delivery, D
lj.Stt sellers August and -eptemO dcivery,0 10
6sd.seors do september ana Octooer Henvery 1850
sellers october ana November delivery ODsd buyers
DO November mber delivery 0bid. buyers do
December deyerY. j6idd buyers 40. Jan.
uary am February dcnycry. 6O4d bdyers do Septem
n closed steady Uplands Low Mid
dnns clause july delivery lJ-DiL sellers do July and
August delivery. .o Ouyers 10. August and september
oriyery do september anu OctOJcr
Iyely , b4d. do. october and NOyemDrr dslv
ery o.64d sellers November and Dcce nDer delivery.
Odd do. December and January dehvery ooid
do Septemb ber delivery. > l5-0id. sellers.
J.NOttOn--i Oltay ana gross re
ceipts Exports coastwlse AO1 bales STOCK,
jaiy g o,ton steady Mdiing 1916: Low Middlng
bio Good ordinary, s, net and gross receipts o'
bales 900 Oaics.
SAVANNAH. July U.-COttOn quiet; MiddhnR SA Low
Low Ahddlng "a Good Ordinary lilo nei and gross
4J1 bales exports cOAst"se Ii ~ oaes 'saes
bales, stock. O.lii OSIeS ,-
o-londay-Net ami gross receipts, AIS bales stock.
'NEw.OnLRASs July 6-Cotton quiet Middlng g. Low
NldOllus II. Ordinary, net and receipts
LIT "a 80 sales. 400 Oales. stock. 33 S3I Os IS.
3 Cotton quiet ani firm MdulIng. .. Low Kidding 81
Good ol2 prts
the Continent 2Ol3 Daes saes 500 bales stock, 400
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK pEALrNGa

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK pEALISt5
The bull excitement with which the grain
markets closed Friday last ragged with Increased
power at the Produce Exchange yesterday "neat'
ccrn oatsal three cereals made Important advances
In the speculative lnes all moved from one Impulse
nrosnects reported from the West Of damage to tho
crops by drouth Already the loss 10 the wheat pro-
ducton ia said to be large as materially to reduce
former estimates OF what the yield would be.
In view OF the long depression which has
ruled wheat these advices ma ready
response from spscuato and not only have the shorts
been frightened into covering freely, but decidedly
bullish temper has been developrd. leading 10 free
purchases for the long account inc favorable crop
abroad and tho slack in export inquiry caused
by the recent upward movement buried beneath the
great fear OF short crop in this country Holders or
two cents but buyers holding or for reaction and
tho export engagements do not merit mention Inc
reactions that attended the advance were mere
rpples tho Lake Of speculation The clos
Ing hg1res were lsass under the ors'' bnt they
ended firm with gains of rs for July az = ana august
at SSl2 Of 2 0r September at e92 AM "a cents Tor
the other months as follows: Octo.sr 9Os. November
81 December 92ls and January 1913 cents Corn has
also been stimulated by ess favorable report spot lots
are l22l cent better with only $1,000 bushels however.
INTO the hands OF exporters option. score gains
OF 7sd s cents closing strong shade unufr tue nghrst
points as follows: July 46l2 August 4GA September
lac cent higher but business moved in moderate lin
i,s; Options 9%s FSss % for J"y ,o .pemhsr hsr
at 3 cents Lara was dull ami easier the high prices
for provisions IN the late manipulation inviting
s - ," 0p0S were so rR s 10, ID
for September at SO 81, and point lower for October
at SO ".
Baltimore posted since the Iude ependsnce Day HOLIDAYS
were as follows: Wheat. 4lo,I2s bushels: corn;
grain. s33.9 bushels; -four. 54.129 barrels Al
Chicago Milwaukee, and ST. Louis n tue oo arrivals rivals
els: oats 2l77O4 bushels total grain. 1,12O,2i9
bushels; -four. 4o.569 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

PHILADELPHIA July demand stil eonJinu9u va
very ught prices tnaterlA chdhg"
prccs and Pennsylvania ouoer ~ oOSr- y. @ nv
Ixtra -31fS 25 PeGnsvydnia Family - 'S0s' w
PeuusylvanIa roller Process ~ luSst 40 Iel""A'
t4uv ri 4VGsi % OhO Clear. >iuOasi . do SlisSn'
a. 30 "a clear 81 Oudi 20 do StfAgh' -'~
30 ST. Louis southern limos clear. Si % 20 uo
Straight ~ Wlntes " heat Patent JO9 49,
clear JOa4s do Stralgdt ~ "uHf '
Minuesela patcnts ~ 10 a. %: Wisconsin pael~ - ~
A ~. lt,o flour-~aes AZ 81 SuH3 40 Der bD Wh'yt
market cOseA strong spot lots dui No. Dea"He No0
u export c. No. PENNSYLVANIA ke'i "a, ~
Itoi Ju 81 .ds1 &c August sept ou'sI 70
oct. s0o7Lc. corn Market sIons \" miheu M u'o s
G.. do IN gram depot ! O.. steamer No nhcu .~I'.A ~
4lc. elevator 4o1i No. Yellow IN gran p, u.pv
4oni M Mixed III depot sac, 90 Mn'e !" q o. M1x.o
A,1o NO 2 Yellow elevator A No NA'"
july 44a4iLo August s,UtJ-ci 9tpL. fpe' ,,n.
Oct her .4od4ic. Oals-Market uuet anu prices
No. Mixed IS no: No Hign Mixed Sic. heeo'o" ,si
80 y b6c Nnto $780, NO. nte So onsa"" aus,
WhitS "a aaS5c.. Wme July. 80 sd59c:. Aus us'
s5a laci september SA6s4 october ~ -
butter nrmi Pennsylvania Creamery EhrA 4, ~,
Bradford COUNTY ant New YORK Extra lCaioo ~ -
DAIRY Western. Coca 10 Choltc
prime fresh oc' Western irosl
i3palAc HecoiDts-Fiour 1000 bDls Wheat aV' "aai
A3Vv paza-: Corn. 4.OVJ Du>hs VstA IAVo Dusa
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
TUp ST Louis CLUB DENORALIZCD.

ST. LOUIS, July Especial. Tine ST. Louis
Black Diamonds, name given the ST. Louis Leahue
Club IN derlsoo because it, members were originally
composed of blacklsttd players is to-day demorslzed
baseball aggregation fast going INTO dissolution Lucas
has cnpped nearly $4,000 IN the enterprise and and
the rest OF Stockholders In the oluD in
courts, charging each other with ali sorts OF things in
connection with tie club. Judgments for several
Thousand dollars have Teen received against Lucas by
Yalery Burn holds his notes made 10 stockholders.
schinelz not been success manager and tue
players drank whlskey AMI quarreIed inccssanty.
ago Sweeney and DOlan ere nlcd and hnt one
good battery left To-day Denny. the great third
pascnau nned $40 and suspended indefinitely.
THIS done tue charge that he under the IN
nnence OF liquor yesterday, aud that II gely due
10 his that the two Philadelphia games
lost The charge OF ntOlcition Is not believed by The
spec Denny down OF the nrerst Philios
between thrd and home. The club play ed without
spiTlt O-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
YALE WITH THE OAR AND THE BAT.
THE CAPTAINS OF THE BOAT CREW AND THE BASE
BALL NINE NOT YET ELECTED.


NTw-HAyEN, Conn. July q (Specidh. In
consequences OF deadlock captains have been elect
Ell by either the baseball nine or the boating crew.
Pitcher Stags Catcher Damn rival candidates for
cptaincy OF the nine ami thus far neither OF them
has lJority Captain Cowles VI the crew. and
Captain stewart of the nine, have decided that the bal
lots he by letter to Professor T. L. Richards
The is perh more perple King
than that OF the baseball nine. OF the Ernest L. T.
Caldwell. Of Windsor. Mass CliifJrl W. HsrDrdge, OF
Savannah, Ga; Joseph W. MidieOrOOk. Of WntOn, and
John Rogers jr OF STANFORD. Of the Class OF 81 ara the
caudliae. lesGng candidates. however seem to be
Messrs well the stroke and one OF tue coolest
Trustworthy oars tho boat, and Rogers, the
at No. q Rogers is member OF skull and Bones ana
for that reason O.hcr members OF 81 don't want
him to be captain Of the II urged that Rogers
has had nonor enough election n society
and tnat 10 unduy inncncet IN his action
captain society feeling. or late years the position Of
crew captain been getting To be- igurehead The
coach abpnt all that acaptan SHOULD do. aud the
coach leaves th- captain. The vp,nou IL held the
cant an might little OF his old authority II the
man ell THIS not member OF the Two old
socet-s Naturally the unicr class men are not
Inclined get Rogers Ill feeling, aud consequently
some OF them for him. The feature 0t this
matter II fact that foT 81 they prob
ably will not year. rms means that the 81
mru who fail receive the election Will not serve under
the who does receive it.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
NEw-EYGLAND TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.


NAMES OF THE CoNTEs rANIs-REsULr OF THE
FIRST DAYS SPORT.
NEw-IIAvEN, July ; (SDeciaN.-The tourna-
ment Of the Nowlavcn Lawn Tennis Cu0 for tlo oAam-
ponship OF New e. and and valuable prizes opened
today.
Expert racquet welGers who Will contest for the lead
ersAip In the single. q. NJ Brney and l. II. Pal
dock OF Trinity College, H. w. Slocum. Of 81 Georges
Cricket Cub Brooklyn; ; > Sears aud II. Kuhn. OF
Harvard College W. ii. Barnes OF tue LongwOod ClnD.
Boston; c. j. Post IT,. and o. g. CampDe !,
OF the Brooklyn Heights Club; ;. V. Conn,
of the Mattabe>scn Club, OF MIddletown;
H. NJ and W. T.. BILLINGS. OF the Wcstchester " Y,
Club; f. C. Pr,.t OF Hartford; :. f. Rupert. of New
market, Va: ". l.. Thatcher, OF the Iae CAB; A. L.
Rlpry t. G.. Beach. X. '. Beach. j. W. Bristol. r. y.
Giriener r. \. Kellogg and +. ID. Parey. or the New
Haven Lawn Cub.
In the singles to-day The result was "A follows Pre-
limlnary round-PaldOck defeated Payey, O-l, 6-3.
Sears defeated Coffin. 6-O.G-4.
First ruu Ripley defeated Pest CO, Go. Briniey
defeated K. o. B.acn. Go Go. Thscker defeated H.
Bnrngs CO. 20 slOcum defeated Paddock 6-3. 4-6,
t. kellogg defeated Barnes e. 6l. Bristol deicaed
". Billings, @ .: u .. Sears ana Gardiner. untn ished
Second rount--locum defeated Ihlcher, d; 6l
z B. Kellogg defeated Bristol, 49, 30.