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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
at THE FINISH.

Thursday evening, January IA, in the
b. and L. hall.
Gents Riding club will hold its first
grand ball in B. and L. hall, Friday even
ing, January IL.
The B. and 4. club will hold its next
social Tuesday evening, January IL, in
the hall 246 High street.
The Band Il. club will hold its first
grand ball in Slocum Light Guards hall
Broad street, Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 20.
ball in Oriental Hall, Wednesday even
ing, Jan 20
The NJ. and p. Club will hold its first
ball in the b. T. hall, Friday evening,
Jan. ~.
The B. and T. Club will give its second
annual ball in Infantry Hall, Monday
evening, Jan. -. The plans for decora-
tions are in the hands of j. Harry Welch,
Collamore, Hazard and Drake, Payson
Whittier, and will be very unique. There
will also be a band concert by the National
Band from to o'clock. after which the
National Band Orchestra go pieces, will
furnish music for dancing
United Train of Artillery, II. /. NJ, will
hold its seventeenth annual supper in the
armory on Canal street, Monday even
ing. Jan. p
Blackstone Whist Club will hold its
next social in B. aud L. Hall, Friday even
ing. Jan. 90.
The Concordia Social Climb will hold it's
first masquerade social i'm Red Mems
Hall, Cranston street, Wednesday even
ing, Feb. 3.
Progress Club are to hold their third
ball in Ii. H. Hall, High street, Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 3.
Wamsutta Tribe No. Z, I. o. II. Twill
hold ghost dance in Red Mems Hall
Thursday evening, Feb 4. Il. and Il Club
is TO have social in its hall Thursday
evening, Feb. T.
Westminster Social Club is TO hold its
second r..il in Oriental Hall Tuesday
evening, Fen. ..
United Train OF Artillery is TO hold n
ball in the B. II. hall Friday evening,
Feb D.
Gents Riding CLUB is To hold It's sec.
ond grand ball in B. T.. hall on Tuesday
evening, Feb. l6.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
BRISTOL.

At the annual election OF the Hydraulin
Fire Engine Company ut their hall last
evening the following officers were elected:
Foreman, Charles &. Wilson first assist
ant, Daniel g. Coggeshall ; second assist
ant, James w. Mieggs clerk, Robert :.
Gray; treasurer, Julian Close steward,
Arthur Northup orderly. Everett l..
Church. After the election the firemen
repaired TO Grand Army hall, where the
committee, consisting Of Robert Gray,
Arthur Northup, Moses Connery, James
w Neiggs. Daniel g.. Coggeshall and
Walter II. Coggeshall had prepared a ban
quet for the company and their guests
The British Cornet Band. consisting OF
twenty pieces, James Allyn, leader, dis
coursed music. with n vocal quartet of
Pollock. Wilson, Wilson and Young. all
members of the choral society. Among
the many guests present we're ex.Licut.
Gov. William Il. C. Wardwell, Council
men Christie and Wilson, Town Clerk
Herbert y. Bennett Town Treasurer
George H. Peck. Postmaster Gorham.
Clerk Of the Courts Henry NJ Thompson.
High Sheriff Philo V. Cady aud Chief of
the Fire Department Robert l.owder aud
Assistant Eugene \. Rounds and Presi.
dent Of the Owls Club, Leroy II. Cogges
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
EAST PROVIDENCE,

The following officers of Howard Lodge,
X of T., were Installed last evening :
Chancellor commander, Herbert H. Snow:
vice chancellor commander. Peter Blake !:
prelate, James Barney keeper of records,
H. W. Small master of finances Charles
Matteson; master of the eAchequer,
Charles l.. Kenyon; master at arms,
George Davis trustees, Henry a. Cole,
William Aitken, Charles Davenport,
George l.. Davis, William Rowen.
The following officers of Major George
G. Meade Camp, No. l., Sons OF Veterans,
were installed last night; Commander,
Fred H. Frazer; senior commander,
John II. Leonard; junior vice-commander,
George H. Kent; first sergeant, George III.
Luther; quartermaster sergeant. James
Salisbury; sergeant of the guard, Charles
q. Tabor; corporal Of the guard, Joseph
Oldridge camp council, Charles Lincoln,
George Kent, aud Fred Wareham; camp
guard. Martin &. Fuller; chaplain,
Charles lncoln; picket guard, Charles T..
Ford; color sergeant, stephen Labor.
The Grattau Literary Association met
last evening i'm Pierce's Hall. Two candi-
dates were voted in and two applications
received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07

At the meeting of the Central Falls
Veteran Firemen's Association last even
ing two new members were admitted,
and five new names proposed. During the
evening fine crayon portrait OF hinself
was presented 20 the association by Ma
thaniel Jencks of Providence. \ member
of the old Pacifics, now commedlan IN
New York, sent the association "A picture
of himself i'm costume. The association
also adopted silveEbadge.
In the District Court this morning 'Jo-
seph Carter, accused Of selling liquor 10 u
minor at the saloon of William Carter
was found probably guilty and bound
over in the sum Of $500 TO the March term
of the Court of Common Pleas. Inc case
WAS brought by Bloomfield, and Judge
G. In decided that while the liquor was
not sold TO the child direct, being secured
was aware of the purpose for which it was
bought at the time OF selling it.
The Rev. James, IL. Lyon is reported
about the same this morning, with the
exception of being little weaker, If any
thing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
NEWPORT.

Yesterday afternoon there was for a
short time considerable excitement around
the Old Colony passenger depot as the 2:20
train i'm coming in slid along the rails and
crashed into a refrigerator beef car stand
ing at the end of the track. The force of
the collision drove the meat car through II
w OGDEN clubhouse i'm the rear of c. ID. Cur
rams place of business on Long Wharf.
It was fortunate circumstance that the
refrigerator car was there To receive the
full force of the blow else nothing could
have prevented considerable loss of life.
The only damage To the engine was n
twisting and breaking of the cowcatcher.
The passengers were pretty well shaken
up.
There should have been very import
ant meeting Of the fire department COM
mittee last night All the members were
present, but as Mr.. CoZzens, chief of the
fire department, failed to materialize, the
committee merely met and adjourned. In
answer to an inquiry later, Chief Cozzens
said he had not been notified of the meet
ing. As the committee adjourned for two
weeks, it Will give ample time to mature
plans for the reorganization of the de
Dartmcnt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
NATlCK.

The funeral of the late Luke Carwell, a
prominent stone mason of the PawtuXet
Valley, was solemniZed at st. Josephs
Church on Main street this morning at .
o'clock, high mass being sung by the Rev.
William B. Meenan, pastor of the church.
The remains were conveyed To Crompton
Cemetery, Crompton, by Undertaken Jas.
Goff.
A number of the friends of the two
Italians arrested on Tuesday afternoon
went To the East Greenwich Court House
to day to try and obtain their release.
A horse attached to n box buggy belong
ing TO Edward O'Donnell became fright
ened at the electric bell near the n. Y. &
n. +. crossing on Tuesday evening. He
was finally captured by Il. Taylor, driver
of the B. Il. and X. Knight milk wagon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
ARCTIC.

An old farmer with his overcoat covered
with snow entered n store yesterday and
inquired for copy of the NEWS. After
CHANGING ut the columns for moment he
exclaimed: IL tell you that's the paper
for news. / came from Rockland last
night and we read nothing but that paper
up in our parts" Then rebuttoning his
coat he walked to his team with the air of
man at peace with all the world
The NEWS will be for sale every evening
at Isaac Chases.
Stephen j. Buckley Cleaner compost.
tor with the young lady who attended
him won the first prize, gold ring, at
the Cadets armory ON Tuesday evening,
for the best exhibition Of fancy waltz
ing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
THE Park ASSOCIATION.
Annual Meeting and Election OF Omcers
and Plans for Future Parks.

The Public Park Association held its
annual meeting last evening in the Y. Nj.
G. A. rooms. Very few were present
owing TO the bad weather, but at s:l5 a
quorum having gathered, the president
called the Association TO order. The re-
port of the last meeting, one year ago, was
read and received. Secretary and treas
urer Newell then read his report, which
showed a balance on hand of Ss9s.l 10, and
il was accepted.
The Association then proceeded to the
election of officers. The Rev. Augustine
Jones was reelected president; Amos L.
Barstow and Amasa NJ. Eaton, vice presi-
dents, were also reelected DIR. H. Newell
was elected secretary and treasurer; the
old board of directors was reelected:
Prof William G.. Poland. John ID. Frost,
ID. L. Thorpe, Herbert w. Wood, l.. w.
Russell, John Il. Bowen, and as the by
laws provides for seven directors, Henry
w. Francis was elected as the seventh.
The secretary made few remarks about
his experiences abroad and spoke of
different park associations in England,
particularly London. The president gave
a short address, principally on the
advisability of obtaining Neutaconkanut
Hill as "A park for the future, and after
some discussion in n general way the
Association adjourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
WOONSOCKET.

The new common council held their
first regular meeting last evening ana III
twelve-minute session disposed OF
large docket. President Cass Is "a hustler
and allows no time TO be wasted The po-
lice force presented petition for an In
crease of pay, which was referred. The
paper was signed by every officer on the
force. The school committee presented
petition asking for 1000 for purchasing
sites and erecting new schoolhouses. he
ferred 10 finance committee. The claims
of Hugh Peden and \. Hebert for hens
killed by dogs were appropriately re-
ferred. The council next tackled the an
nual reports of city officers, consisting OF
several voluminous documents and voted
to dispense with the reading and ordered
them communicated TO the board of alder
men. The auditors estimates of the re-
ceipts and expenditures for the coming
year were referred to the finance commit
tee Adjourned until Monday, Jan. II,
when the annual appropriations VIII be
made.
The Woonsocket High School Associa-
tion have elected these officers for the en-
suing year: President, Sullivan Ballou;
vice president, Stanley &. Smith, Clara
l.. Jenckes, Byron |. Cook, {. +. Harper;
secretary, Clara l.. Sherry; treasurer, T..
T. Read: executive committee. Il. u. Lee,
Margaret ID. Benton, Clara l.. Jenckes,
Mabel L. Cook, ;. Il. Buzzell
Rathbon Lodge, X. Of T., installed of
ficers last evening
The Y. II. NJ. l. A. of the Universalist
Church held social last evening.
William T. Williams has accepted the
position of chorister at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and will enter upon his
new duties next Sunday.
The annual report of the water works
department is fine specimen of artistic
work IL is all done with the type writer.
The joint standing committee on finance
organized last evening with Councilman
Hopkins as president and Alderman Bal
lou clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
HOPE VALLEY.

The United Village Improvement So
ciety held very enjoyable entertainment
in Chase's Hall last evening. The first
on the program was "A Living Album of
Thirty Years Ago, which was very
people. A reading by Miss Bennett fol-
lowed, which was heartily applauded
The entertainment concluded with n
musical sketch entitled, Shall we Have
to Mortgage the Farm" after which u
number of games were played, which were
participated in by the audience. The
evening passed very enJoyably to all
present.
our genial postmaster, Mr. II. +. True,
left last evening for San Francisco. Cal, 4,
to attend the international League of
Press Clube ~ a delegate from the
Southern Rhode Island Press Club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
IN SPORTING CIRCLES.
Dixon and Lyons Spar for Metfopole
Club Members.
SWIMMING RACE LAST NIGHT.
O'Rourke Covers Van Heest's Forfeit and
VIII Make a Match for $1,000 a Side
Teemer Wants to Arrange "A Match
Mahar VIII Meet FitzImmons.

George Dixon, the invincible, was the
guest of the Metropole Club last evening
With him was his sparring partner, Dol
lie" Lyons.
The members of the club were out in
good numbers
The following officers were chosen for
O'Reilly; vice president, James Gill;
secretary, w. q. Price; treasurer, +. H.
Burnett; house committee, j. b. Roberts,
Ii. :. Kinnicutt, ID. A. Teft, j. VI. Welch
w. NJ. Congdon; finance committee,
Samuel jackson, &. +. Simpson, Thomas
Hutchinson; board of directors. Dennis
O'Reilly w. 6. Price, Samuel jackson. j.
B. Roberts, Philip Morgan; indoor athle-
tic committee, a. Stafford, L. w. Aver
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
The PAWTUXET VALLEY.
The Doctors Say the Grip Is Not on
the Wane.
THE CASES ARE MORE SEVERE.
The Physicians Kept Pretty Busy-Notes
OF Local Entertainments "A Well
which Proves Obstinate Miscellnne-
ous Notes OF the Valley villages.

PHENIx, Jan. 7.-Your representative
In conversation with the following we'll
known physicians in regard to the grip"
and the numerous victims now under its
influence obtained the following facts !;
DIR. II. NJ. Smith of Clyde said that il took
him nearly all of his time to attend to the
many persons who had summoned him ;
he thought the number of patients re-
mained about the same as two weeks ago.
DIR. Albert Sprague of River Point said
that the number of cases in his district
remained, about the same: that there was
no material increase in the malady only
the patients were taken with more severe
symptoms.
DIR. l.. H. Fectean of Natick stated that
the grip in Natick was in no wise dimin-
ishing. but constantly increasing, whole
families being afflicted at once.
DIR. Moses Eiiield of CentreYille and
James B. Hanaford, Nj. d., OF Apponaug
are both very busy attending TO the sick,
but report the number OF cases as being
exceedingly large.
The NEWS will he on sale mt the stands
of Frank Duffy aud w. A. Lewis, Main
street, every evening.
\ number of improvements are being
made at the Briggs House, a new IL"
and icehouse being erected by Thomas
Atwood. the contractor.
Miss Mary Garvin of Pawtucket is visit
ing Miss Matte Briggs.
The Narragansett Social Club is making
active PREPARATIONS for bazaar and fair,
which will shortly be held in the Knights
of Pythias Hall, Maxinne Gorton having
been appointed chairman of the commit
tee.
The members OF McGregor Post, No. II,
G.. A r.. will hold "a campfire in the q. A.
X. Hall tomorrow evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
RICHARD HARRISON.
Cotton Yarns in all Numbers,
Furnished on Spools, Jack SpoolA
Section or Weaving Beams.
PAWTUCkET. X. 1.
hall and large number of ex-members Of

hall and large number of ex-members Of
the company.
After the supper Toastmaster Wilson
introduced ex-I.ieut. Gov. Wardwell, who
spoke briefly of the many advantages the
taxpayers had in having such an efficient
fire department.
Then came Councilman Christie with q
few remarks, and others. Sparks and
Giesler, who recited original poems.
The evening entertainment at the town
hall by members of Trinity Sunday
school was success, Notwithstanding the
inclemency of the weather.
The funeral services of Mrs. Alice Rog-
ers will take place tomorrow at 10 o'clock
from st. Mary's Church in Warren.
The remains Of Thomas Slattery were
buried from st. Mary's Church this morn
ing at III o'clock. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Father McCabe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
WARREN.

Bristol. at Burr's Hill, burst recently,
and large quantity of water escaped.
The nuptials of Frank McCarty, FORMER
ly of Warren, now resident of Bristol,
and Miss Maggie Murphy OF harrington,
were celebrated at II. Mary's Church.
Tuesday morning.
The National Warren Bank is paying q
dividend OF per cent. and the First Ma
tional Bank one of , per cent.
IL is expected that the Chace Elevator
Company will begin active operations at
an early date.
4 meeting of the members of the Gov.
Halle Free Literary Society will bo held
this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
HERE'S LOTS OF GAYETY
Various Organizations Which Have
Arranged Dates for SociaIs.
THE COMING SOCIAL EVENTS.
Progress Clubs Second Subscription Ball
Held Last Evening - Coming Events
which Cast Their Shadows Before
Dancing and Music for the Feather
Footed.

Progress club held its second subscrip-
tion ball last evening in the B. and Il.
hall, 246 High street About forty cou-
pies were present. Music was furnished
by the Alpine orchestra. The committee
were: j. Cohen, j. Fox, A. Jackson, A.
Hartman. i. Alexander. Floor man
ager, G. j. Fox, >. Hartman, j. Cohen, D..
Alexander
The Rhode Island Locomotive Works
Medical Aid Association are to hold their
second grand fair Saturday evening, Jan.
. at 81 Dorrance street.
The Twen On Club is to hold its second
grand ball in B. and Il. Hall, 2l6 High
street, "Wednesday evening, Jan. l3.
Volkamenia Social Club is 10 hold its
fourth grand social in Oriental Hall,
Wednesday evening, Jan. IL.
Home Circle is TO hold its next social
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07

Caterer Havens. The next of the series
viii be held Friday evening, the 18th
inst.
At the regular monthly meeting of De
laney Council, No. 81, knights of Coium-
bus, last evening one candidate was initia-
ted through the first and second degrees.
James Brown, president of the Common
Council of 1891, has issued an invitation
TO the members of both branches of the
old City Council 10 attend supper in
Salisbury's block this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
WEXFORD.

The officers OF Narragansott Council No.
SD. Royal Arcanum, tor the ensuing year
were installed last evening by Deputy
Grand Regent Andrew j. McAIahon of
Newport. During the evening a past re
gents jewel was presented 60 the retiring
regent. Henry :. Congdon.
the list of officers il as follows: Regent.
Martin \ewberry; vice regrut. John r.
Suuderland orator. Charles c. MCrriss
- ~ regent, Henry &. tougdou; secretary.
NJ Neiligun: treasurer Frank -. StrO-
b dge. collector. William \ Weinrich
,haplain. Alpheus W. sherman: guide.
Andrew J. johnson: warden. a. Irving
Rose; sentinel. James H. Fiske After the
installation was concluded several inter
esting addresses were made
This council is arranging Co hold its an
nual fair the latter part of next month.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
HARRIS.

Work has been commenced again on the
well at the Harrisville school house. 1t
was abandoned by the diggers two weeks
ago after depth of forty feet had been
dug The reason of quitting was the OBJ
stacles in the way, boulders, hard pan,
blue mari, etc. The work is now progress
ing under the direction of d. :. Barker of
Providence. who will drive two-inch pipe
beneath the crust until "a sufficient guam
tity of water has been secured A new
earth litter" is being experimental with
with steam.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
The Unpardonable Sin.

Chollie (desperatelyl-Fm on me beam
ends, me deah boy. ] must either steal
some money or blow out me bwains.
Bertie-But that would be-ah-er CON-
mitting n cwime, wouldn't IL?
Chollie-Cwimel That don't mattah,
me boy.
Dollie (decldedly)-But it will be bad
fawm, deah fellah.
Chollie-Too twuel That settles IL. No
stealing or suicide for me.-Pittsburg Bul.
letin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
Fannie Davenport and Rosina yokes.

The box office at the Providence Opera
House will bc open Mt O'Clock tomorrow
morning for the sale of seats for Sardou's
Cleopatra" i'm which Melbourne Mac
Dowell will play Marc Anthony To Miss
Davenport's Cleopatra. There will be
complete change OF bill at the theatre to-
night Miss Nokcs and her company ap-
pearing In Percy Pendragon," MY
Milliner's Bill," aud The Rough Dia.
mpp1 -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
0AKlAWN.

Workmen are busy on the residence which
is being erected for William III. Cong
don. The size Of the house when finished
TO be 21x4i. T. Loughran has charge of
the masonry and Thomas Atwood of
Phenix, the woodwork.
\ number of the officers at the State in
stitutions have been of duty owing TO ill
ness,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
Iha-ln.peeior ~ pas,.

Inspector Perkins has samples Of milk
sent To him almost daiiy for analysis. in
addition TO his work of looking after the
adultcratcd fluid What with the scizing.
analyzing and prosecuting the inspector
II rather "a busy man: in fact. he says he
cannot keep mp with his work possibly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
RIVER POINT,

Owing to the severe storm of snow and
sleet the work of concreting the town
bridge was discontinued until better
weather.
Secure the NEWS every evening for the
latest local news, at the post office, Clyde
bridge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07

The oilicers-elect OF this temple were
publicly Installed last evening hy Grand
Chief Mrs. Rilla Dodge and sister: Past
excellent chief. Mrs. Alice Collins; senior
chief. Mrs Jennie Barlow; junior chief.
Mrs Josie Ingram: manager, Mrs NHry
Worthington. protector Mrs. Sarah In
gram: mistress 81 X. and G., Miss Dora
Scattcrguoi: mistress nf finance. Mrs.
Alice Hainsworth: q. c.. Mrs. kebccca
Scattcrgood: trustees. Mrs. 1illic Nc
Hugh: Mrs. Rosinc Tucker and Mrs. Jen-
ME Barlow. The installation was fol-
lowed by dancing \ collation. was served
during intcrmissi0u.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07
See oar parior stoves,

M tic icst heaters; handsome patterns at half
rrice Call and icok " you don't huy.
ILLALNcL Bros. & Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07

n the rarior Stove looks hsdly \ new ono viii
co-, very rito. ct'NEScE DEos 4 80. are selling
item 81 hall prise
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-07

Jesse Brown; outdoor athletic committee,
William Douglas, Edward Butfum, Ar
mold Heilborn.
Dixon, Lyons and O'Rourke arrived
from the Westminster Theater few min
utes after o'clock. Jesse Brown held the
watch and after it had been announced
that they would spar three rounds the
boys got to work There never was bet
ter set-to witnessed in the city. 1t was
give and take from start to finish with
Dixon the aggressor ali the time. Lyons
won the good will OF everybody, by his
showing against the champion, whose
heavy movement was like machine. In
the last round they made apretty windup,
Later in the evening the members ten
dered them vote OF thanks for their
kindness.
Next came the fun in the tank and first
on the program was the 1O0-yard race.
The entries were Heilborn scratch; King,
| second; stuart, |; Richards, 10; Wilkin.
son. l2; Higgins, 12; Achurch, II; Eaton,
l3; Verify, III; Turner, %; Scott, %; Flem-
ing, .? 1t was settled by three heats and
final, and it. came dawn To Scott, -;
King, L; Richards, 10, and Heilborn,
scratch, to swim it out. Scott held his
own for twice across, when Richards
passed him, gave IL up, rs did King. leay-
ing Richards and Heilborn To settle IL
and Richards won by about three yards in
1:26. The evenings entertainment closed
with short and exciting water polo
game.
Johnny Van Heest, the aspiring Chicago
featherweight has had n forfeit up for
some weeks with Capt. Cooke of Boston,
for n match with George Dixon for from
=. 500 to 81, 600 "A side, Mt l1S pounds. Yes
terday Tom O'Rourke covered the forfeit
and agreed TO make n match with the
westerner for 5000 at III pounds.
Oarsman John Teemer writes from st.
Joseph Mo-, stating that his check for
5000 for match has been posted for the
past nine months aud that neither Gaud-
aur nor lIanlan has as yet covered II.
The Portland, Conn. Curling club left
Yesterday for Toronto. Canada. The Port
iaudites 90 with the New York club, and
are matched To play the crack club of
Canada