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The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
The Padrone System in Chicago.

The Illinois Humane Society hns
undertaken to uproot the padrone system
in that city. The officers claim to have
discovered that u large number OF children
from Italy, some bought ANA others kid.
mapped, arc being brought TO shat city and
farmed out to men who send them out tc
beg. In somo cases 1t Is claimed these
infants are dosed with drugs in order ,t
give them that appearance of sickness
which Is often an important factor in y
successful plea for aims, The subject is
not now one, but of late complaiut.
about the evil became SO alarming tha,
tho society has determined to spare
neither time nor money uatil II hiss sIt
seeded in putting y stop to this business.
All eyes in Ohio are directed TO
Canton, where an Australian named Frank
Melbourne site locked up in his little
laboratory turning crank Of rain
msohine ho has invented, and grinding on,
saythinS from Eeut,e spring shower 10
. wStsr-spoutt 70 order. Tho nature Of the
mschius 10 . profound secret, but II 10
hintcd that chemicals arc used which set
fro An enormous quantitv of volatile gas,
which AScenua and causea condensation OF
the moisture In the clouds. He nas suo-
cceded IA producing one or two shower1
The government authorities ss Mash!ng-
ton are much interested, and invit, Z Mel.
bourne TO experiment In Nan>As. He hat
been ofssfed SeN wssk 70 70 - RuAsas.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08
Rebcllious and Vic,vr.ous Arabs.

A dispatch from Coas .antinople ro.
ports the complete victory oi tue reualiinS
ARABIA over the rursish troops. THO
rope.s sre Joined BY new Tribes, whilo 1t il
alui6st impossiola Tor hs,su.tan to rom.
,oroo his G.rrisou in femen. Tue auai
secession aud Independence Of Turxish
Arabia is only question OF time. ln
diplomatic circles IL 10 NOT bslievei the
pur.o will nake any great etforts 70
retrieve her province. " she is financially
exhausted, und, fur,hermorA shs nsvss
drew mu:h money cut VSit
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08

ochester. Now York, tho grand
returned lSs indictments. Those
to be agsinst clothing manufao-
who havo prevented striking en-
settins work BY organizing . lock.
Striksrs srs rstalistlnE for svesat
,us,cns,
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08

Captain Alexnn der Rogers. tho
Ids Fair commissioner TO Brazil. re-
that tho Drasilisns will make mos,
nsivo and elaborate exhibit IT the
d's Fair.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-08

/ Pierre Loriliard tobacco firm
transferred to s,sto:k company
o.,oO OF stock tssuod. Tho Loril.
ain sA000,000 OF common stock
msnsgemepL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
SUNOL WILL NOT BE RETIRED.
The Marc Has Merely Been Lame, BE-
cause OF Improper Shooting

The Marc Has Merely Been Lame, Re.
cause OF Improper Shooting.
Tho rumors that have come from San Jose
CAL. about sunols lameness. and her retire.
mcnt from tie turf. have set horsemen talk
ing. In fact. the report created little short
OF sensation. as It was expected that she
would trot against her own record at The San
JOSS fair TO be hold this month. 1t was ex.
pected that sho was In flrst-class trim. nothing
to the contrary having been heard
1t is with pleasure that the information can
be given out. coming IS 1t does from Robert
Bonner her owner. that she will be all right
and will not DO retired. why. such reports
are ridiculous" said he to Sun reporter last
night with \ good deal Of emphasis. she
has Teen little lame on account OF the i'm
propsr balancing OF her feet 1t IL IA matter on
i've minutcs' time to FIX that all right When
Twas In California last winter she as troubled
the same way. and l toll Charles Marvin, her
''NIneiT, now 70 .,, correct the unbslancing;"
BY sHa h nsisr hs Is Letter written 10
ing hli. how TO cure her. Listen to what he
OF mol any more, That ia enough TO s ,So,S
mat me present Iameness Ia really nothing
and not Of such q serions nature 40 to cal
iortn the runiors that have been coming from
ny Marvin. finding that she was not in tho
PINK OF cond ton. told those who have the fair
IN charge thnt no conld not think OF starting
her. 10 Justify themselves for aiyertisinu har
az an ATTRACTION. the fair managers i'm S6ht.
Guy started thoso silly rumOrs."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13

NAHnAdASsrrr Pi'n. Aug l2-Richard Stevens Of the
81 George Cricket Club Is the winner OF the Esrragan
aett tournament lie defeated l. A. Parker the Yalo
champion, this afternoon In . hard fought aye.et
mach before large crowd. Parker had previously
osstsn H. Chase. the champion of the West much 10
az. surprise h In ns uhas tn.
str ons nsi s gay In addition 10 played hs Eonnd
S ssm :. %. hs: and had very family
I'VE b s[s,sht ,sts both of when wsrs very close
msnt Parker continued hts brilliant work for ,..o nrs,
mo 0Is am paced the ball on steysus many tmea
sset,v h hsw,y.r hsd much better and
ps., race YIN grsnt accuracy these las aud
nisvea ,s or va. ~ n! applAndea Parker
ins s@s . VII 40 well At Newport next week Follow
q Isns sinyIs,-semtfnal round; L.. r. Parker beat
az sosss - 81; Richard Stevens beat T. r For.
ynsL foand-Rishard Stevens bss, I. II. Parker a-s
Consolation slngles-second round; Levi. j. Pooer
heat Lanman, s,o, ID; 6-3; Richard Mallory
s ..tstess' 60 7-a II. a. Colby beat H. n. Barlow,
ssminnai Round-Riehsrd Mallory beat L. J. Pool.r
- e-a n. 4. Colby heat ". q Morrow al G't'''
fihAl houna-H. A. Colby boat Richard Mallory. ca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
NOT THE GAME OF HANDBALL.
A Scranton Man Challenges Phil Casey
for BiG Money.

when the announcement was made in last Fridays
srN that there two handbsi players In Scranton
Pa, who appeared anxious to play any two men in the
world the handbai fraternity in this loo Atty
thrown Into state OF high excitement Especially
this the wnsn Phil Casey sent word TO the Penn
syivnnians. through Tux Sun. that McQuade and him
self would play thsm and II they made the match for
81 COO and play In Brooklyn he would guarantee them
$3.50 for expenses and allow Thorn all the necessary
time to become acquainted with the and playing
balls 1t seems, however, that the from the coal
regions OF the Keystone State do not quite understand
the regular game OF handba but play what 10 called
ALLEY bali" and with rubber balls. Yesterday John
Rickaby. who claims to be tho champion PLAYER OF
Pennsyvanis. issued counter challenge to Phil Ca.
sey. II reads as follows;
~ hereby challenge Philip Casey Of Brooklyn to play
game OF handball In an open court with hollow rub
Der balls sixty.on aces the maximum number to =
game or thirty avs the minimum, whichever Mr. Casey
m % to % played In Il an open son
from e sSySo I'd. ana Il. Cd smpion:np q il.
Tnsd states q: gene 81. should GENE % on In ser An
:an: s,na;iIea a.. .:ssrd nsssifiH lie
s.%s 's Sasas.' s' my RrsSiyn will Immediately
ID forfeit
H 5 SSs
R s s e s. e h' u Ph
sSYSs "a; AID sn,.; S,i ssss psI..d .S% flslt%y
i. e s i: an an. s.ss sorr "
80 n an enclo,ed one in speaking OF HIS nnsneiAl
ability. Kicknby says "1f should be beaten by Casey
VIII not lose much Of my own money, for have but
very mite Bns this intend doing II my challenge Is
accepted. viii promise to mortgage my house aud lot
to also so, to place III the stake"
When RickAby . challenge was shown 10 Phil Casey
last night the great expert said has always been
my impression. IRON what have heard, that there
wsre some good handball players in scranton hut
Fusss J. IN mistaken FOR the benefit of tho Pennsyl
handhail match played N an open court and have
bali game being playel with rubber ball
III Rich ably desires to play In match at tho regular
game OF handball will accommodate him, and wi
isay: Brook yn ont q the Question viii play in any
city IN tho country that has regulation court Or II
nv original challenge holds good. W.. NcQuade and
mysst wi! plav claby and partner and not only
allow them 500 tor expcnsca hut will offer them every
facility for playing tho match"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
ON cHICAGo's RIVAL TRACKS,
Jockeys Fox and Moore Badly Injured at
Garneld Park.

jockeys Fox and Moore Badly Injured at
Garneld Park.
CHICAGO. Aug I2-In the fourth race at GARFIELD Park
today Ernest Race and Allen Baue fell near the finish
and the wel.known jockeys Fox and Moore were very
seriously Injured The track was fast
First race-Three quarters OF . mile. Col Hunt won
Sailor Boy second. Hominy Bill third. Time las
second rAce-one mne and Sc, enty yards arundel
won Reveal second, Lapgtry third. Time l:+714
Third race-Eleven sixtesnths of mile. Sam Farmer
won. RAY second. iAncluse third Time lUsh.
Fourth race and one eighth miles. Louglight
won: Ia Hopper second Mary Sue third Time. l:5s
Fifth racs-Siue siXteenths Of . mile Tom Elliott
won. pscil second. Queen Decsver third. Time. IS
si1th Lace-Ihfeequart.rs OF a mile Blue Maid
The following were tho winners at hawthorne;
First Race seven fur!nngS John Irwin won. Red
Leo second Eugsnis third, Time. 325l
Second Race-Three quarters of milo Rallywon Ollie
Glenn second. PpArl Jennings third Time, IN
Third Race-one and one quarter miles Eli won,
Brook wood second 1nsolence third Time, 2 II.
Fourth Racs-five eigh Tbs of mile buck hound won
L r,; Hacs second Maggie L:hus third Time :o4s(
Patrick second. Fa,erua third. Time :SJ N'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
Odds and Ends OF Sports,

The Yonksrs Corinthlan Yacht Club 10 arranging to
hold = postponed regatta OIL sept u.
pIopo:s TO ho!i iont lantern parade with some very
be held ., Hotel Anp.rsand lower saranas Las. To-
W e limited doubles and mixed doubles
NV va. mace ;sseiysa Ct hs re Ga: oc.
70 Of s and i r.,
"a slan'Surys intended rp to s aaa
=: ss'' ] III ii. :a nj, 3.
ss,urday, Aug ". The Following ar: the .vsnt Sn
Jump s1S 1e 'H% .Sans s broad
XVI R %Si. r. ;oss
' inss s:s' ii ttssHss% aaa
;I:srSSs %s:s
ss .s.a .nd returned ..nks for eour.s,i.s
h's s' on n tss .s
to s' .s' s :s:
g s" n" ., 1. rs;
any .: !. AM, isa "A, q ss sam. Weight Plum
Ssan r' 7S@%; s. HsHs s"T man in ""sFe" II"
snI.n sss RSs as: s G.1s.
rr 81 % tn. sm GS New M no
S md 81 81
San FRAsciscO Anr R-Rob FitzymmOns arrived
from the East day, lie Il desirous Of making ~
match with Ted PIitcnard the English champion Who
defeated Jem smith raOiegram from Prit, hard wAs
received By the Cslfornis Atnlss Club his afternoon
saying the latter would meet fitLsiMInons for any
purse ihe cnb might offer mesting OF the Directors
Will DO hold shortly TO consider The matter
chsmponship match for 5000 hstween Jack NcAuiids
y. was poyisd yesterday Richard K. FOX now hoiss
500 and the balance OF $500 side making the total
Granite club will also deposit 81 90 the amount OF lie
pure II onera with Richard X. Fox.
BARsrr, Ont. Aug. ~. Hanan and oConnor arc
here here, and as!hoTi1s double.call challenge TO The
double for from $500 TO S5OtIa side giving or taxing
expenTs iho course u in America II any two
AusI aliAhs VIII come to this continent they guar
snse them tTo snss scullius races for ~ 500 side
tenll match Is made for 5000 side To make
these prers good Frederick Mogsop has deposited SLb
weeks " ~ ''~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
Parkway Gan Club shoot,

The regular monthly shoot of the Parkway Rod and
Gun Club took place at Dexter Park Long Island, yes
terday Tho club shoots live birds eac nodi
lied birmingham rules Sixteen members faced the
traps and fairly good scores were made Z. neieauz
j. Blake I. EdRerton, A. Andrews and H. ". Brau.
well killed seven straight In the shoot Of Blake was
r. rss TO mis- HelEanz next and then
had ki1ied rve straight. koEerton. Afesr Killing an
other bird gave up bic right g the club badge having
sd E .nsSanz; ~ y.rd. a; Blake. q sards :; T.
stienhuser. IS yards, g: j. Feunch, IS Yards 81
l. Noelsr. % yards Q; "; strasser. IS yards !; H.
Rysn Is ysrdS 3; B.tty: ~ yard. g; p. kdperton
IS yards u; E. Brennan. IS yArdS G Wy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
ELMENDo8F STUD TO BE SOLD.

Mr.. Daniel SwiGer t o Retire from the Turf
LEXINGTON. Aug. 12.-Daniel Swigert. pro-
prietor OF Elmendorf Stud. intends selling his
5Oo-acre farm and all his horses at public auc-
tion next October.
He says he Is getting old ard wishes TO rotire
from business altogether. Well-posted horse
MIR. SwlRert is one of the widest-known breed
ers OF thoroughbreds In America. and it was
on his place that such turf celebrities as Sui.
vator and Frenze first saw the light OF day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13

To-day 10 ladies' dAv at Eastern Park Iovstt vin
In all probability. pitch for the Brooklyna
To-day the Chcagoa will cross Che bridge and bssin
battle q three aames with tho Brookiyna Already
Arson has won lhsm Alton paper.
TAncd hara At Eastern Park yesterday an hour b.
fore lime Tor calling the game consequently the last
cinnatis WAS postponed.
Lovssl,Ls AVE- i2-Ths dirsetors Of the louisville
20 exercise his judgment AMI strengthen the club still
condition
The baseball nine composed Of the employees Of Rich
ard wobbsr hsreby Issue challenge any nine com.
nrm o., OF h0nss butcher, 10 Play match game Of base
invitation excursion 20 taxe place sdnesday sep
2,to uriental drove Address X. v Heaiy, 2O0 z III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
DEATH ON THE RACE TRACK.
JOCKEY MONOGRAM 1HR0Wy AT JE-
ROME PARK, DIES IN THE EVENING.

The Boy Had the Mount on the Brcta Colt.
who Fen in the stretch-Picked Up Un-
conscious aad Removed to Harlem Hos.
pitaI, where re Died at SEQ O'CLOCK
fnEot. Little Fred. Contribution, Soho.
wah dim. aud Bnssanio tho Winners.
Few OF the 5000 persons who witnessed the
races at Jerome Park yesterday afternoon
could shut out the white face and motionless
form OF the youthful jockey Monohan. who
was thrown while riding the Breta colt In the
opening race Of the day. when they reached
their homes In the evening. The lad was re-
moved from the course in an unconscious con-
dition. and before many Of those who saw tho
accident had rson from their dinner table the
boy wns dead having breathed his last At 8: 20
o'clock In the Harlem Hospital.
It Is long time since there has been fatal
accident at any OF the metropolitan tracks.
but the telegraph brings the news Of the death
OF Jockey Bushnell in Philadelphia. and the
serious injury OF Jockeys Moore and Fox at
Chicago yesterday. Monohan was an mex
perlenced rider. but had given promise OF be-
coming . brilliant Jockey. He was Is years
old.
Recess was the favorite for the opening event.
scramble for two.year-olds at halt Q mile.
but not few played Fagot, whose races have
boon most consistent. Recess nattersd her
hackers by leading until opposite the betting
ring. Then Lambley brought Fagot up with
rush and won good raoo By q neck from Pic
calilll. who beat Marmont as fer for second
money. The winner was entered to be sold for
81 200. and upon being bid up TO S1.l50 BY A.
W. WcinEardt became his property at that 1g-
urA
Adventrrer. Do Do. and Trelllswood were all
fancled for the second event at six furlongs.
The Guttenburg contingent put their money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13

sHARpsBuao Ky. Aug. l2-Ths races here were ven
attended to-day and Daddy K. . son of Wellington
went into the list Summaries:
Green class. trotung; purse $500.
Dsaay r.. p: F.. by Wellington, dam By Kentucky
Hurr,esns b. ., 6y Cyciona dam By Facing Ab
Trs.ey: b h: ~ Msm61iinlio; Dudley. dam b
Time-2:42, . s75l. 2:2sj..
$40 class, trottinR; purse $so0
Lucy Cooper b. m, by Favorits wilkes dam BY
c. c. G. r. H. by Calumet dam h. ,A,,nn,.,,i.,n
pi Clay ,JO1e s.,;:
HorscU 1879 n III IL" oy bIackwood. dam w. .
Gi1arstte -. BY Col H.mbriot tf:rru.onj. 3
CySiions wilkes m. g. by Cyclone. dam Ella
Ttme-2:soA. 2:s4H. 2:si..
heats
Lucy Simmons. m. C.. by Simmons. dam BY Magic
Clay. b g by vs,eo dam BY Dictator i1r.wisti..a
Time-l;<2A 30.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
Transfer OF Saratoga. Race Course.

SARATOGA. Aug. 12.-The sale OF Albert
spencers interest In tho property and privi-
leRes OF the Saratoga Racing Association to
the Hudson County ockey Climb. through Gott-
fried Wallbaums agency. is stated at the club
house to be an accomplished fact, save only
that the transfers. which are being prepared
here in the law office of Mr.. Lester.
have not ret been made. BY agreement OF
the parties this will be done on Friday
Of this week. The price paid is understood to
DO $250OOO. Tho purchase Is Of tho 1920 acres
stapes and other buildings upon It. Possess
sion 10 10 DO given on or about sept. !. The
chartered organization. It is simply a sale OF
etarY interest,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
The Swimming Championships.

The eleventh annual swimming champ ionships Of the
Amateur Athletic Union of tho United States will be
held at the Nyack Rowing Association boat house A.
Nyack. on Thursday. Aug ~. under tho AUSPICES of
the Manhattan Athletic Club. Events. 100 yards and
mile The events are open to al, amateurs b.,o,y
sQuAtic club. ~
The entries will close with s. J. Cornell CAPTAIN and
CHAIRMAN Athletic Committee. the Manhattan Athletic
Clnb. Madison avenue and FOrtyrfth street Now YORK
city. on Aug ~ aud must be nccompa IN each In.
each evon. 'N 'N'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
Marksneu at Gre edmoor.

II was free practice at Cresdmoor yesterday and al
most areRiment OF bluecoated National Guardsmsn
gathered on the Those who made ~ points or
more on the zoo and 800 yard ranges are:
Twelfth Regment-Privates NJ. Arnhein. Company II,
30; r. F. Roode, Company r. SO; j. ?. Bowling, Com
Company U. 80; ". l. Goodsa. Company c. ~
thirteenth acknowledgement j. f. Gorden- Com
:: ward. Company II, 80. 3. ]. schenck, Company l.
COMPANY H. "a y
Fourtsenth MISUNDERSTANDING J. II. Foots Company
Weston. JE. Company I, ~ " '
Sixty ninth Regiment-PriyatssJ p IJeaJy Comnonv
~; j. Ryan, Company u, 50; j. Ii. ueaIey, Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
FUNA-PLENTY AT ROCHESTFp
FOURTEEN HEATS TRoTTED 49,
PACED YESTERDAY AFrEByo,.

Hal Pointer Puts In Three ras, MI.
Wins the Free.ror-an Pace
Cold Dust neaten by Diamons
Seer Wins the Postponed Rnce-y
Wins His First Race on the CT.
ROCHESTER. Aug l2.-By s,artino 49,,
and keeping the horses going till dnrL ~, .aW
tire card for the second day Of the Grand c'a
cult meeting was disposed OF this aiss, VII
after fourteen heats we're trotted and n...s
The sudden fall In the Thermometer m.S.
much rleasanter for the spectators. I'm, az
patronage fell or considerably from thu NV. w
ing day. Besides the regular events H.a'
was good milo by the buffalo team c n.,r'
and Justina. to skeleton wagon WITH GU
driving. The pair went TO thu s..
in 1:O9E. and after Justinn mad. AI
few skps coming down tho stretch ~
finished In 2:1Gh; last quarter In 3s seeo,d.'
Once moro the events proved expen.;r.
the talent. rs three favorites were ds,.,,.""
and Hal Pointer. the only good thing Ia 49,
or was quoted ut too short prics n, wv
chance to get even. The Seer came out IA, ~, Y,
speed for the 2:21 class left unfinished ,".t
two heats yesterday. and he cap,ur.d wv
moro OF hand with nothing near enousSmko
dangerous. "W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
The Winners ut GIouc.s,.r

GLOUCESTER Aug. l2-To days races resulted ~ fol-
lows:
First Race.sevsn. sghths Of . mis Carno, won
Aniboy second Avery third Time / ~
Second Kacs-five.eighths OF a mile Nellie James
colt won Sister lOne seconh, Jurist third Time iaBi
Third Race Four and u half fsrongs Nadxs L. won
Grafton second G0odly third. Time o :5s3d " "
Fourth Race our and u half fuYlonRs Generievs
"Hn f,h 4. ssop sd W, Nance !h'fa Time
Lotion second, Landss or third Time i;a3 "'"
sixth R,eo.Hns and onethrd mliss Charles Reed
2:u3k. N' '''"''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
PHILADELPHIA.

Earned runs-fhiladelphis
base hits-CiemeniA shindls
Double p.Ays-Iebeau and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
News from the Horse World.

]. F. C.-Saturday. June 6. ut Morris Park.
J. =. M.-fes- lonCstreet defeated Salvador
for the Omnibus stakes at Monmouth ParI In
1859. A :"
A; Smith Eahwny.-If you bet on q horse
ana me nnima! - scratched You get your
J. T. H.-ies. At Monmouth Park, In the Om
nibns stakes in 1889. Loi Rstreet won. Proctor
hnolt was second, and Salvador third.
Inquirer. Boston.-Yes. Geraldine WAS owned
by r. lor'er Ashe. and was his proprrty when
rtnnlnH under the naIne OF the Mather Villa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
Hornbache- WIN Fight DAILY.

Hlootsast though EuRshs Hornhacher. the sEfeathsr
wsisht champion, and Pat DAILY of Brooklyn viii DO
matched within couple Of days TO light to a finish.
DAILY challenged lIorpbachsr two monihs ag, but Eu
gene hold on. Yesterday nornbachsr told . sun RI.
p9s,ss ssi5 , 10 Wa Wiling 70 meet DAILY purse
sue IN, Day mas irsalenuy sid since lie met Nick o.
nus 70 sui.hw mat 10 wa night Hornbacher under
81 o.. 70 . Silinsns.. he VIII name time aud
pAce 70 nkn Arcles which 10 all the New Yorker A,ks
!uss now These mon were to have met at 4 pounds
tns * xo put tue match ts through each
Isurs The same weight Will govern this Ioh " ar
EanEsd and II the boys together there hi prohs
ply Do no love Lost unti soms body vim. 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13
Tho Croauet Players.

Foav1cn. Aug. l2.-"Starter' Barnum set the Gro
quot players to work early this morning and kept the
balls clicking on all the Rrounds George W. johnson
OF Philadelphia defeated Gus Maursr OF tho Esyport
Club In 80 minutes the shortest game OF the tourna
msnt Read won from Harris. Smith from Dickey,
wamoold from Johnson and Baldwin Smit. from Sis
and Germond from Road ard Lacobus in the first
division Second aud third division players pursued
the even tenor of ther and Cd by Greensii:
md Barrett respectively neither having lost game.
Rain prevented play In the evening" and several unfn
ou1cia score Of tho tournament buetineu to nil
Il a follows