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The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11

EARM FOR SALE or exchange for prom
a erty in Portland, 100 acres superior land.
1ne pasture, thrifty orchard of 100 trees, cuts
two barns, elegant location; 21s miles ron,
Freeport village, a great bargain. w. II. WAL
ORION. 1870 Middle street. II
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11

ITO LET-Store on COMMERCIAL Wharf, for
Il merly occupied by the late c. P. Ingraham,
and lately by Gushing s. McKenney; one of the
best situations in Portland for ship chandlery,
ship stores and groceries and fishermen's out
fits. Apply to B. W. JONES, 50 Commercial
street. mar8-tf
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11
WANTED.

WANTED-The public to know that San
wv gers Celebrated Ice Cream is for sale at
Greenwood Garden, Peaks Island; remember
sne pldce. - - LII
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11
FOB SALE.

TOR sALE-At Woodfords a 2M story
- house of IL rooms arranged for two fami-
Hes, with stable connected II 900 square feet
land. This is an opportunity to get a fine home
cheap. E. G.. s. Kicker, First National Bank
Building, Room 1, basement. Iii
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11

NOR SALE-Houses for sale, prices $500.
4 $500, $1,000, $11oo, $1,000, $1,000. S14o0
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000, By j. G. WOODMAN''
1852 Exchange street. II
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11

TITO LET-After the first of July, furnished
Il rooms at71 Free St. D. T. B. 26-tf
The Portland daily press., 1893-07-11

TITO LET-A superior rent on ground floor,
Il with chambers, opposite Lincoln Park
Apply to LOCKE & LOCKE, 1s0 Middle street.
je24-tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09
wyoming. scnn,or,hln.

CHEYgNSE, Wyoming, Aug. o.
Governor Osborne has decided not 20
appoint any one 20 tho senAtorship
made vacant by the Resignation OF A.
e.. Beckwith, until the Senate
shall have decided the question
whether or not the Senator appointed
after the failure OF the state Legislature
10 elect is entitled 20 a scat. IL the de-
cision In favorable 10 seating the ap-
pointees II IA definitely settled that the
governor will immed ately name Rev.
enue Collector a. T.. New OF the
district n Colorado and Wyoming TO
MI the vacancy. The credentials will
Immediately DO forwarded TO New,
now In Washington. Should the de.
oision he adverse 10 seating the
appointed senators, II Is expected tn.
governor will ut once convene n
special session OF the legislature to elect
a Senator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

NEW YoRIS, Aug. 9.-Ono singular
feature In connection with the Iecep.
ton Of the Presideni's message here,
yesterday was the Increase ia the price
Of silver which was quoted after the
message WIS published at 10 conts bid,
offered NJ 75l. Brokers recalled the
tlct that on Jane 3Oth, when President
Cleveland isausd his call Tor the extra
session OF Congress, silver sold at 81 "a
90 bii and asked. soon the mhrkrt
became exceedingly dun, almost rs
dull as before the receipt OF the mes-
sngv.l
INV loRK, Aug. 7.-Silver oertin-
Gates advanced TO 20 bid, 81 asked at
tue exchange. There was brisk do.
mand for the white metal, the supply
being smaller than for long time.
IOdAy's price was the highest since
June q. No transaction was reported
up TO II O'Clock. Commercial bar rose
IL TO 20; Mexican dollars 10 90.
WASHINGTON, Aug. D.-rhe ten
doncy OF silver according to London
aIvices received at the treasury, Ia
upward" IL WAS this morning
quoted In London at 1918 per ounce.
rhe price paid by the treasury on
Monday was sO.726. This advance rs
accounted for here largely by the
heavy demand Tor silver In China 10
move the ten crop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09
FELL TWO STORIES.
Charles HOsprlllaum, Painter, Meets
with 4 Severe Accident at the
Ricketts, Building.

There was another accident at the
Ricketts, building at the corner OF
State and Third South streets this
morning. A couple OF painters, one
Of them Charles Hospolhaum, were at
work on the cornice above the second
story whom the platform upon which
they were standing gave way, precipi-
thtlng the latter head foremost TO the
sidewalk. He struck heavily upon bis
head, cutting a deep wound several
inches In length, His right arm was
also broken az tho wrist as sharp
stick run completely through It. He
was carried 10 a neighbOring drug
store In an unconscious condition. He
was waited upon by Dr. Mamhall aud
subsequently taken to his home. 1t il
not unlikely that his injuries VIII
prove fatal.
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THE FAIIt TODAY.
An Interesting nay In tho white
CITY.

An interehtinS nay In tho White
city,
CHICAGO, Aug. 0.-The weather
continues bright aud pleasant. Today
was mn interesting Onn NJ the Worlds
Fair. IL was Virginia day and Vir.
ginihns dedicated Mount Vernon
House, Virginia's state building, on
this anniversary u what IL claimed 10
be the meeting Of the fret free legisla-
tive body 10 assembly In America,
which took place some time In the
Seventeenth century at Williamshur'h.
Senator Daniul delivered tho Grafton
and General Filzhugh Leo was among
those present.
The Knights Of Pythlas Of Illinois
also hal their day at tie Fair. They
marched gally In with plumea and
banners under the command Of Btiga.
der General J. IL. BArkley OF Spring.
field. The exercises were held In
Festival hall at which Supreme
Chancellor Blnokman presided. Chas.
A. Barner, Jacksonville, made the
principal address.
Tho fishermen also appeared and
Chicago Fly Casting club dedicated
the IsAak Walton cottage, this being
tue 300lh anniversary OF the birth OF
the father Of gentle sport.
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There was another wuaflsoma delay
lhls AFTERNOON, again Occasioned by
Mt. Mutphy's failure to appear on
Time. Tue investigation was resumed
uH follows.
Mr.. Williams-Who paid the
recorder lot recording the Mogul
mint2
Ryan, don't know; I cannot cay =.
WillinmS-supp0se 1t should appear
on record that you did 30, what would
you say?
Ryan-such thing could not ap.
pear on record.
Williams-D0 you mean 10 say that
ton?
Ryan thesiiatingly) - No, l don't
mean that
willlsms-Now, dida't you really
locate this mine?
Ryan lagain hesltatirg)-Yes. that
IL 10 say did 90 AZ the Muroni miur.
Questioned ~ 10 he loo uort, with ~
said they were himself, Nit. ShaIei,
Mfr. Moran anu Mt. HOkr.
Willamette Morom md Mogul
mines are the same, are they no.?
Ryan-Ycs, sif.
were thon produced by SIR. Williams
aud the signature OF Druce on four
distinct payrOiis was identified Uy
Mr.. Ryan.
CrOss-rXamined by Mr.. Aiurphy,
witness stated that n portion OF tie
timber used In the mine was nrdertu
by Nit. shaisr from the Sierra Nevada
Lumber company. The lumber was
aUNa IN THH. a 10. 4 ..HNH A
M lac saw Mr., DrUcs's affidavit
lie had the bill corrected by having
part OF the items taken OH and charged
directly 10 him, making II an iudi.
Vidunl obligation. The timber was
used in the mine.
Regarding the Morrison. Merrill
bill Of $500 for lumber he paid that
himself
Whom the Cunnlngton company bill
came to his Office he found the articles
(loOls aud powder used In the miuel
were charged 10 him 90 superintendent
OF the city waterwoTks.
Mr.. Willlams-Wull, that means the
city, does It not2
Ryan-lt means me.
Mr.. WilliAms-Now, It was charged TO
the city, wasn't il2 Answer yes or
no.
RyRn-Yee.
Attorney Williams-That IL lust
what wanted to bring out. And you
had the bill charged ON the and inst,
after the publication Of bruce AN.
davil2
Ryan-Yea, wanted to get all the
Information | could on the question.
The lumber bills aud payrolls were
here Introduced In evidence.
J. l.. Hoke, assistant super
intendent OF city watefworks,
then testified that he had
talked with bruce ON August 2nj.
The latter told him; "You and Billy
Ryan have boon making big steal
from tho city AMI have got IL ia for
you"
Mr.. WilllRms--Did anyone hear IL.
Hobe-A gentleman named Samuel
GRlleazLi appeared on the scene to.
ward the close Of our talk.
Williams-A gentleman" did you
say2
Hoke-Yes, sir.
MIR. Wiliiams--HoW did he come 10
appear At that particular timt2
Hoke-l DOM know, unless he
thought he could catch "a dog.
The case had not closed when the |
NEWS went 10 press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

WAS not ihie,D asked NJ. Wuliar,s
Tor the purpose Of stalking OF a eIaip3
and Of measuring the depth Ola shnfi -
witness said, not that he Knew Of.
but that there were a blacksuiithi,
forge, picks, shovels, dfills, etc, there.
but the mon Intended 90 use those i'm
working for the city. Witness ,stooJ
good" for some umbers that Shnfer
bought, anu which Shafer said he re.
quirej TO put In bis SHAFT.
Q-hnd your shaft?
well, yes" said Mr.. Ryan, "And
my shaft" He believed the lumber
was sent up the canyon by one OF the
city teams that was going that wav.
He believed giant powder was also
taken up there.
Asked whether the articles for ueo
~ the mine were not bought nj Gun.
nlngtou q Cos. aud charged I, tho
CITY, witness said they were CHARGED /,
works.
"Didn't the charges made bv Druee
nave something 10 DO with your going
70 InuningtOn & Cos. to look AL thpir
blllY" asked Mr. Williams.
witness said II had. lie wanted 10
see II there was any foundation for
Dfuoe's accusations against him.
mere was no Arrangement with
shalet Tor the latter 20 10 wlturss' A..
sessment work Ia the mine.
Mf. williams uBkud the witne.a
whether he did not on the evening OF
August 2nd, subsequent to the pubiicn.
ZION oi the bruce affidavit Ia the
DhsEiEr NEWS, so 10 Cunnington's
anu have articles ON tho bin segregated,
and u II were not tfuu Tint some OF
the articles in question were paid for
by MIN ON that occasion.
Witness answered, not for him, but
they were paid for.
Questloned further a. to whom the
payment was made by witness said
by Mr.. Shaler. The gOous were bought
early In June. IL was customary Tor
himself aud clerk 10 credit tho bllls OF
hla department ON the first OF each
month subsequent 10 purchase, but la
this case no such action was taken
either on July Let or August LIST.
Court then adjourned tor luncheon.
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pnmnEs by washout..

SANTA FE, n. NJ, Aug. ct ia
probable that $4,000 will cover the
damage by the recent wnshouts 10 the
railway lines Of New Mexico. Five
days mail this morning due from
Grant anu Sierra counties Is tied
up at Silver City, HillsboTo
ana interior points by the wash
uls on the Silver City, Deming
and Lake Valley branches. Between
Rlncon and southern points there are
MISC small breaks, on tho Southern
Pacific, just west OF Deming, seven
miles OF track is gone. No trains hay o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

Special Ditpaioh 70 ne NEws.
CnEYENNE, wyo., Aug. o.-Elbert
Grub, alias Bort Croft and Ffsuk
Smith, has suddenly departed from
town, and It Is said a number Of people
have been swlndled out Of various
sums Of money by the fellow. A
young lady 10 whom Gfubb has been
paying attentions IL the most unfof-
tunatc. He took n gold watch and $40
In money which eho had loaned him.
Bcsiues this he carried away about
half "A dozen gold rings which other
LADY friends had loaned him, 'Just to
remember you by until / Tee you
again" 10 he would remark with %
bland emile. GIubh has been Ia Chuy.
onne about four months, having been
employed Ia the Union Pacific shops.
lt IL reported that hn has awiio aud
two children residing In Topeka, Kan.
ess. The ofllcors arr hunting Tor him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

NEW Yoms, Aug. OVAL Street
received a uisagrecabiu surprise this
morning In the shape Of notice from
tho associated national banks that they
had unanimously decided 10 increase
the rates OF call loans Of recent date TO
II per cent, and those OF long standing
TO 10. They ray the reason for this
Il that ~ many borrowers are laid
down on Thorn that It Ia necessary for
ecli protection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09
CLEYrLANn,s LErTEn.
A Type written Copy Passed Round
Among COngressmon.

Among Congressman.
WAsHISurOE, Aug, .-"rhe people
In entitled 10 sound and honest money,
abundantly sufficient In volume 10
supply their business needs, but what.
ever may be the form OF the peoples
currency, national or state, gold, silver
or paper, II should be no regulated and
guarded by governmental action, or by
Wise and careful laws, that no One can
DO ueludud hH 20 the certainty
and stability OF ita value. Every dol
lar put into the hands OF the people
should DO Of the same intrinsic value
or purchasing power. With this con-
dition absolutely guaranteed both gold
and silver can be safely utilized upon
equal terms In the adjustment OF our
currency"
Above Is an excerpt from Cleve-
luuu's letter OF acceptance, and tyre.
written copy II being passed about
among congressman 10y silver men.
Gentlemen Ike D1ckefy aud Blnaohard
Of Louisiana say the Presidents mes
sage aud his letter Of acceptance do
not jibe; that leltor IL much more
favorable to silver tnan the message.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Aug. s.-The
Republican senators held a caucus
today and discussed tho situation.
IL was agreed that the Democrats must
assume the responsibility for AL that
was done, but, nj the same tine, the
Republicans would be guided by
patriotic impuleos ana do what they
thought was proper to help the coun.
try In rsmrdyiDg the evils that were
believed 10 exist.
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passed Tor four hours. On ihe Texbs q
Pacific, east Of III PHo, trains began
running again yesterday after four
days' tie ~. The Mexican CeutIAl
also suffered damage from cloudhurst.
Yesterday afternoons storm that csme
up the RIO Graudo valley caused au-
other wRshout on the Santa Fe Just
nofth u Albuquerque, and all Atlantic
aud Pacific trains are delayed by wash
outs IN wtstern Now Mexico.
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New York stock Market
NEW York, Aug. 9.-Stooks were
unsettled, feyerish aud lower.


WAsHIHGToS, Aug. 9.-rhe ofIers
OF silver to Ihe treasury was S57, 900
and tho amount purchased ll7,OOO
ounces ut SO,75l5. The same price
was rendered for the remainder. The
price paid today was AN advance Of
u cents over the price paid August
3ri anu 2 1870 cents above the amount
paid for silver on Monday. The pur.
chases thus far this month aggregate
SOL 900 ounces,
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l.In lhe paIltg bslween e0Id bud .II.

tain the parity between gold aud sli-
yer.
Re Il further resolved, That n com.
mittee OF nine be- appointed by the
chairman this conference TO DRAFT
and Introduce such a bill,
and take the proper steps TO
secure full and FREQ discussion aud
consideration thereof and the vote "
tho House upon the bill and all proper
Amendments.
The committee provided for IN the
resolution was named hs fJiloWs;
Bland, Sibley, Bostner, Lane, Bank
head, Bryan and Bailey, with Culber.
ton as chairman OF the committee
Afterwards added.
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TOUND DEAD.
Suspicious circumstances In Connec-
ton wtth abe uurdcr.
.-..-.L LL-----L-L IL IL MN.

ton Ntth thc Murder
SPECIAL Bispafei 10 Me NEWS
LANDER, wyo, Aug. 0.-Waltcr
Trooper who came In from New Fork
today reports that William Kereton,
tauchmgn living near New Fork, was
found dead by the roadside with u bul.
let hole IN his breast aud his body
terribly mutilated. The coroner has
gone out " hold an inquest. There
are many suspicious circumstance
connected with this murder aud II II
fumcrcd that tomu well known men
In this section arc implicated In the
affair. Last fall kefnion was arrested
on the charge OF killing cattle but at
the recent term OF court was acquitted,
IL was alleged at that lime that SOME
Of the partita were Interested IN getting
Mr.. ketnton out Of the country and
tho charge Of cattle killing was ttumped
up In hopes Of sending him 10 lhe pen.
iientlary. This falling Il appears that
more horrible means were used to nc.
complish the desired eud.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

LEBANON, Penna, Aug. 9.-Roberl
II. Coleman, the iron millionaire, and
wife have executed "A deed OF assign.
and u half millions and, it Is claimed,
exceed this assets. His fortune was
wrecked In the jacksonville, Tampa
and koywest railway. His estate has
been In the hands Of trustees for year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

The senate Adiourns without Trans
nctiuE any iiusincss.

WAsnuNGrOS, Aug. o. The Senate
met ana without trnnTacting nuy busi-
ness adjourned I'll tomorrow on motion
Of German.
Yeas and nays were demanded by
Plat and resulted In IS 10 "a.
This negative votes were all Republic.
cans, PETER Pop, Kansas, voting
with them ana XVI, Pop, 5. D., vot.
ingwiih the Democrats. The Democrats
All voted for adjournment ami were
Joined by the following named Repub.
licant: Dubois, Idaho; Joues, Nevada;
PcrSins, California; Power, Montana;
Shoup, Idaho; Stewart, Nevada; Teller
and Wolcoii, Colorado.
The chaplain's opening prayer was
eulOgy on thn late Senator Stanford,
California, who had (Milburn said
since the last session entered Into the
spiritual world.
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Oniy Tcmpornr, reimbursement.

Pi11sHuRu, Pa, Aug. O.-Juig.
menis agRregatiug $4,000 have boon
entered against the Linden Steel com.
pauy, oGo OF the latgcst concerns In
the city, with large government con'
tract Tor the manufacture OF amor
plate. Twill Hsk Tor extension and It
IL believed the embarrassment is only
temporary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

LYOSs, Iowa, Aug. 0.--At Fulton,
H., Harry Bethune beat II. g. Morris
IN n hundred yards foot race by yard
aud n hplG time, nine anu three.
quarters seconds Bethune challenges
the Unittd states for any sum up to
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

SPECIAL hifnnfet % nc NtWA
CHEYENNE, wyo., Aug. 0.-Robeit
w. Btvckons and Miss Francis H,rn.
ron, two Of Cheyennn's well known
young people were quietly married
lnst evening. MT. Breckons IL one ~
the leading attorneys oi tho state. HE
bride has been n teacher In the public
schO oil Tor tho pact three Yeas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

PUEBLO, Colo, Aug. 0.-The water
In the Arkansas river rose eight feet In
an hour last night, aubmerglng the
lower part Of the city, ana doing i'm.
meueo damage to bridges and rail.
ways.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

COLrAN, Wash, Aug. g.-Tho Bank
" Coliax is closed. IL has capital Of
100000. The assets exceed tbs liabil.
tiles two 10 one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-09

WAsHINGTOS, Aug. 9.-The gold In
the treasury to-day was 50, 1877 1854 above
the Sl0O,0OO,O0O gold reserve.
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HOMESTEAD FILINGS.

Homestead flings have been made
In the land office, one by Alice T..
Lambert, widow Of ChRrles Lambert,
who makes application for part OF Sec
ton 4, township . south, range l west;
the otner by Edward DAvis, who has
made hnul proof on his entry In SEQ
ton q, township north, range wet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-01

worth i'm front. and he gained three NaIus Oh w,
first effort and four ON the second. Princeton get
ting the ball for holding in the line Blake puntei
,n The centre Of The field and Thornc. who clugh
H. was downed in his tracks. Buttcr"oTth tri""
the centre for no gain and Yale drew bacH TOT nvt
flving wedge. King too clever lot hAtr' N,M,
ever. getting through finally and breaking tlc play
w Yale tried her fake wedge Hutinr"pflh
hunting To Princcton's twenty-yard nn,. Inc IN =
would sweep up I'm the form Of a " then ,VI.
denly open. giving Butterworth free hed IN Which
To punt. 1900, c,.o
Hckok was or side and Princeton reapcd I'VE
yards. Blake puutcd. but the RICK was hlsh arH
the ball went only ~ far as thr lpfty-hNe, yarn
line ,hcre on-sidr play gave Vale I'VE yarhS' ~
was Yac's bali on Prnc"'On's ioriy-yard me. ana
Armstrong carried u fiVe yIrlS iurihcr. iutt'l,
worth ran against the uinhe Morse who stoppe',
him Yale tried the revolving wedge ana Eaincl
only four yards the Tigers quickly broke ~ up.
|. was warm and the boys were f"aNIng IKE a
drove Of steers alter run across The piairc, ia'
had slight shade the best OF Il right here and then
the tide turned. aud Princeton had everything her
own way during the remain Ter OF The game, Motsr
and king had been doing fine work. Holly was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-01
FOOTBALL. GAMES on MANY FIELDS.

Washington. Nov. 0.-The Georgetown University
and Columbia Athletic Club football teams of this
city played here to-day for the championship OF the
District, the Columbia Athletic Club winning by a
score at u To & Nearly l0@a p,rsons witnessed
the game.
Richmond Va. Nov. S0.-This afternoon at Island
Park the University Of Virginia for the fourth time
IN five years Won che football championship OF the
South The University OF North Carolina team.
which last year threatened the athletic supremacy
OF Virginia. vas vanquishej. The score was 6 TO o.
Albany, Nov :D.-'rn" Dartmouth mon football
game at West Troy this afternoon resulted In L
victory for ,hc former team Of ~ 10 O..
Rochester, y. Y. Nos. 3O-TweNe hundred peo-
pie saw the University of Rochester football team
defeat the eleven from Syracuse University here to
day by score of q to D. Rochester scored the
only touchdown of the game IN the first ten min
utes amt after that played Wholly defensive
zane. Inc contest was characterized by consld-
cradle sugging
syracuse, n. T., Nov. S9-The Syracuse Athetic
Association football team met their first defeat this
season this afternoon at the HANDS OF Colgate Col
lese. rhe score u TO O. The game was wit
messed by the largest crowd ever assembled at a
football contest In Syracuse
Harrisburg. Penn. Nov. 30. Buckneli defeated
DICKINSON here to-day at football n The presence OF
3.Ww people by tho score % 20 70 II
Wilmington Del. Nov 3-The ~. Johns Col
lege foot ball team of Annapolis, Nd, to-day de-
teattd the team Of the Warren Athletic club, OF
nus city by the score Of 10 o Tie Wilmington
Young Mems Christian Association defeated the
Delaware Field Club by the score OF 10 to o.