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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-10
Wash Goods Department.

All our 7c Chales, closing price, 31c yard.
100 pieces good Outing Flannel closing price, SIC rd
Turkey Red Figured Prints; closing price, &C.
Our entire line OF Zephyr Ginghams uar price
12c; closing price, &c.
500 pieces Dmtes, all marked to sell 121zc;
closing price, SIC.
New Figured Dress Sateens, 1910 and 15c quality
closing out price, SIC
Good quality plain, sateen 21zc; our
closing out price, TO-
Very fine plain Henrieta-nish Black Saeen regular
quality; closing sale price, t4c.
5000 yards Percaes sold all 121ac;
closing out price SIC.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-10
COrsets.

100 dozen Summer Corsets bought to sell at &C. Our
Closng-Out Price only $50.
Every S1oo Corset in store including Thompson's
G1ove-Ftting and Dr. Warmers Coraline, go at 79c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-10
Kid Glove Department.

Ali Foster Shook Ladies Undressed Kid Gloves while
they last, only SOC Pair.
All SO Kid Gloves, Foster hook large
pearl buttons These goods just received all colors
every pair gusseted. Our C1osngOut Price only S9c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-10
Cloak Department.

We getting in goods every day in this depart
ment Everything will be sold at 20 Per Gent Discount
goods and all
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-10

s: $500 z$ $====
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-10
Colored Dress Goods Department.

Plaid goods worth 12c; closing price, &c.
Wool Corded Beiges, worth SOC; closing price, f4c.
New Weave Jacquards, all colors closing price, l4c.
Very fine Two-Toned Jacquards beautiful Styles closing
price, i7c.
AIl-Woo French Serges closing price, 23c.
AlWoo Fancy Suitings latest styles, worth SOC; closing
out price, only 24c.
All Silk Wool Mixtures; closing out price
$50
Finest quality 46n. French Serges, worth ST co. clos
ing price; 42c.
AllWoo Storm Serges, navy and black, regular So
quality closing price, only $50.
Genuine Sunderland Storm Serges; closing price
44c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-10
Underwear and Hosiery Department.

All our 25c to soc Ladies' Underwear at sc.
All our 15C to 25c Ladies' Underwear at loo.
Odds and Ends of AWool Underwear worth from 75c to
81. 90; take your pick at 25c.
Odds and Ends of Muslin Underwear worth to $780,
take your pick at 800.
Odds and Ends worth up to 81. so; choice 400.
Childrens Ribbed Fast Black Hose, all sizes, sc pair.
Fine Ribbed Fast Black Chldren Hose Sizes 81 to q,
c1osingout price SC. Il
All spring Tan and Black Hose bought to sell at
25c will be sold at 1Sc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-10
Notion Department.

Best 1OO-yd. Spool Silk. Closing Price &C.
All best makes Spool Cotton spoos for PIC.
yards 2in Velveteen Binding regular price 19c Clos
ing Price, 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
JUNIORS TO MEET SENIORS.
The Second Interclass Game to Be Played
at Stanford To- Day.

The Second IntercIass Game to Be Played
at Stanford To- Day.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Oct.
Manager Eaton was seen to-day re-
garding the conference held by him Satur-
day with Manager Young of Berkeley.
Mr.. Eaton said that no arrangements have
yet been made looking toward the forma-
ton of schedules with outside teams.
1--WE can get all the games we care to
play, and don't intend to arrange any of
them until l am fairly confident we will
not meet single defeat. The Reliance
and Olympic clubs each have a strong
team, but | believe with practice we can
win out from either.
When asked whether he would enter the
Stanford team in any matches before No
vember, Eaton replied that game or two
would undoubtedly take place during the
latter part of the present month. Captain
Cochran likewise believes he will have a
team that can defeat anything on the
coast, and like Mr.. Eaton he has no desire
to enter any games before the men have
become we'll hardened and trained.
Stanford will, tomorrow afternoon, wit
ness another good game on the "grdiron.' ~
Junior and senior teams will play, and as
both are well matched the game will be a
hot one. Following is the lineup as ar
ranged by the captains:
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08

She'll II, Lovelace II, Mcveagh IA, William
IA. Rice II, Fox II; total, 81.
Lincoln Gun Club of San Francisco-Karney
I 10, Daniels 10, Cate 10, Quinton 13, Edgar
| Forster 1S, Bruins IA total, SO.
| Electric Gun Club-Slade Id, Vernon Is,
| burst 1s, Eugene Forster 16, Wetmore IL, Lake
| 13; total, SO.
olympic Gun Club-Feudner 16, Haight II,
| Liddie IA, Nauman 16, Bekeart 10, Tanning
| II; total, 90.
! Empire Gun Club-Andrus II, Stewart 90
| Billington ID. Webb II, Debenham IL, Allison
| II; total, SO.
Garden City Gun Club-Coykendall IL,
Barker 10, Holmes 13, Flint 13, Anderson Is,
| D. Hall 10: total, 80.
stockton Gun Club No. &c Merrill Is,
Haas Is, Balkwell II, Ellis 16, Blaine II,
Richards II; total, 95.
| Stockton Gun Club No. PA. ]. Comfort is.
| Lonjers TO- Schaefer 13, F. Merrill Ia, Lang II.
Dltz ID; total, 79.
The Olympic and Stockton Gun clubs
shot off their tie for first place with the
following scores:
Olympic Gun Club-Feudner 10, Haight H.
Liddle Is, Nauman IL, Bekeart II; Tanning
90; total, 81.
Stockton Gun Club-C. Merrill 13, Haas 49,,
Balkwell 18, Ellis 16. Blaine 13, Richards Ia !;
| total, SO.
The officers of the association present
deserve credit for the excellent manage
ment of the affair in the grounds. There
| were no delays between the events and the
| rules were so we'll carried out that there
was but little friction. A few protests made
were settled without trouble. The officers
are President M. c. Allen; secretary and
treasurer, George P. Schaefer; vice.
presidents, A. A. Martin, George Ditz,
Harry Quinton, A. Werner and Colonel
| Sheldon /. Kellogg.
| Members of the association to the num-
Der of about sixty sat down to their first
annual banquet at the Occidental Hotel
last evening. President Merton G. Allen
| presided and acted as POSTMASTER. After
the discussion of an excellent menu the
president made some appropriate remarks
as to the objects of the association and
the success of its first tournament and
presented the trophies won to the Stock
ton and Olympic clubs and the leading
| individual prize-winners.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
SHOT THROUGH THE BODY.
Charles r. Moody's Probably Fatal
Attempt to Commit
Suicide.

Charles r. Moody, young married
man, and ensign of Company D, Naval
Battalion, shot himself in the presence of
his wife and her mother in their rooms at
443 Golden Gate avenue last night, and the
wound will in all probability prove fatal.
Moody is about "a years of age and was
married three years ago. He was for
some time an assistant with Carew &
English, the undertakers, but for some
months has been out of job. His wife
has since then been compelled to support
| herself
| He and his wife did not live happily to-
gether, and on more than one occasion she
left him and went to live with her mother
at TAI Golden Gate avenue, but he always
| prevailed upon her to return. On Satur-
day last they agreed to separate and he
told her he would in three months get
! divorce and marry another woman. She
went to 443 Golden Gate avenue and they
divided their pictures and other effects
and he helped her to pack her trunk
He was in the company of another
woman yesterday afternoon when he met
his wife. He told her that her baby boy
was dying and she hurried to his mothers,
where she found the boy healthy and
strong. She took him with her to her
mothers house. His motive for telling
her that her boy was dying puzzled her
and when he called last night at her
mother 8 and asked her to GO with him to
443 Golden Gate avenue to pack his valise
she was still more puzzled. He told her he
was leaving the City and was going to his
grandfather's ranch in the country to live.
AS she had been told that on Saturday
night he had threatened to shoot himself
and her also she was afraid to go alone
and asked her mother to accompany her.
The three went to the Golden Gate ave-
nue. house. They had been there only
minute or two when Moody went to
closet in the sitting-room and lifted A.
caliber revolver from the shelf. Before
they could divine his intention he said,
pointing the muzzle of the weapon at his
heart, 'Well, this will put stop to it."
His wife shrieked and rushed out of the
room and at that moment Moody fired at
| his heart and fell.
Mrs. Moody and her mother ran to the
Central police station and two officers
hurried back with them. Sergeant Gillen
also sent the patrol wagon. The officers
found Moody on the floor breathing heav-
lily. He was driven to the Receiving Hos
pitaI, where Drs. Fitzgibbon and Rhine
found that the bullet had entered Just be-
low the heart and had gone clean through
his body, penetrating his left lung.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
ON THE EASTERN TRACKS.
Opening of the FaU Meeting of the La
tOnid Jockey CItIb.

Opening of the FGU Meeting of the La
tOnia Jockey CIttb.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct THE fal
meeting of the Latonia Jockey Club opened
to-day with tremendous attendance ano
the largest list of entries in the clubs his
tory.
Six furlongs. Lester won, Siluria second, Col
lins third. Time, 1:173z
One mile Toots won, Lobengula second, Basso
third. Time, l :43.
Five and half furlongs, Hanlon won, Little
Bramble second, Moylan third. Time 1:103I
won, Ace second, Strathrol third. Time,
1:4714.
Five furlongs, Eleanor Nc won, Miss Sec
ond, Passed third. Time, 1 :04.
Six furlongs, Lismore won, Pretender second,
Elskel third. Time, :1615.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct 7.-Results at Sheffield:
Six furlongs, Wolsey won, Estelle F second,
Verdi third. Time, 1 %.
Four and half furlongs, Minerva won,
Muriel 7 second, Gemsbok third. Time / I:Ol3[
Five and half furlongs, Helen H. Gardner
won, Nellie Smith second, Jennie June third.
Time. 1:163Z.
Seven furlongs, Our Maggie won, Freddie L
I second, Garcon third. Time, l :39L
Six furlongs, Weola won Evanatus second,
Salvador third. Time 1881
DETROIT, MICH, Oct Three fourths of q
mile, Damask won, Proverb second, John
Cycha third. Time, 1:17.
Flye-eighths OF mile Aureola won. Minnie
Clyde second, Miss Vivian third. Time, l :0415
One mile, Dockstadter won Stark second
Miss Clark third. Time, "A.
Three-quarters of mile, Somnambulist won,
spltlre second, Ethel w third. No time given.
Ihree-quarters of mile Marble Rock won,
George w second Caesar third. Time, 1:18.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
MAY FIGHT At DALLAS,
1t Is Said That the HaSty Law
Enacted by Texas Is
Defective.
THOSE INTERESTED TO CONFER
Preparations Going Right Ahead for
the Corbett- t-Fitzsimmons
Battle.

FORT WORTH, TEX, Oct. Tt is
claimed tonight by prominent sporting
men that the Corbett- Fitzsimmons mill
will take place at Dallas. The reliance OF
the interested parties upon Dallas as the
location for the fight is based upon the fact
that it is claimed the anti-prize fight law
which the special session of the Legis-
lature was called to pass is defective. The
Chickasaw offer still holds good in the
event the managers decide to pull off the
fight at some other place than Dallas.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Oct. Manager
William A. Brady left here tonight fol-
Dallas to attend the conference there to-
morrow with the Florida Athletic Club
and Manager Martin Julian. Brady stated
to the United Press correspondent to-day
that he was determined to do all
in his power toward hay
ing the fight pulled off on scheduled
time. He said that he has re.
ceIved no word from President Stuart
as to the nature of the propositions and
notifications that would be offered, but il
they are at all reasonable, he would ac-
cept them. Brady will also bring up the
matter of Fitzsimmons stake money,
which has been attached, being good. He
states that he is determined that the fight
shall take place, and that he will not allow
Fitzsimmons loophole through which to
crawl out.
Corbitt did hard days work training
to-day. He began at 9 o'clock and after
five minutes sparring bouts with five men,
bers Of his party he used the wrist ma
chine for some time. During the afternoon
he spent two hours playing handball with
Jim Daily, Joe Corbett and Billy Delaney.
He then spent some time wrestling and
taking other exercise. He finished his
work at o'clock and was apparently not
the least fatigued. His cottage is comfort
ably furnished and he and other members
of the party are delighted with the climate.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 7.-Attor-
ney-General Harmon again said to-day
that the Corbett-Fitzimmons fight could
mot come off on territory under the i'm
mediate control of the United States. That
Indian Territory has exclusive jurisdic-
ton over the reservation is, he says, alb
surd
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
ATTACK ON LIN CHIN.
Missionaries Do Not E1pect Any Protec.
tiO1a From Officials.

BOSTON, MASS, Oct. THE American
Board of Commission of the Foreign Mis-
sions has received from Lin Chin, North
China, an account of an attack upon it's
missionaries located there. Lin Chin is a
city in Shantung, near the junction of the
Grand canal with the Wei River. 1t has a
population estimated $4,000.
Son the eve of August 81, says the corre-
spending missionary, we had our first expe.
rience of mob violence in Lin Chin. Dur
ing the ten years that this station has been
operated, we have felt that we had gained
the good will of the people sufficiently so
that we'need not fear trouble from them,
but our recent experience has shown us
that we need TO be more on our guard.
"There is considerable hostile talk in the
streets, and we cannot tell what the future
has in store. Some of our men heard the
SEE Chuen riots discussed among the
crowd waiting to attack US on the morning
of the 18th. One lesson we have learned is
that our remaining here peacefully de-
pends more on the good will of the people
than on any other official protection we
can expect at present"
LONDON, ENG. Oct. IA dispatch
from Shanghai says that the Viceroy of
Foo Chow is preventing the enforcement
at Ku Cheng of the orders promulgated
from Peking. Foreign Consuls report that
in consequence of this action it is perfectly
useless to proceed with the inquiry into
the recent outrages. British Vice-Consul
Allen has left Ku Cheng in disgust.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
BULL-FIGHTLNG At ATLANTA.
Il Pcry Tame Exhibition of the Genuine
BarbdroWS Sport.


ATLANTA, GA, Oct. There was a
bull-fght with trick bull in the arena at
the Mexican village this morning in con-
junction with ranch sports. The fight
is to be repeated three times day during
the exposition. 1t has taken months to
train the bull
The bull-fghters were attired in gaudy
costumes and marched around the arena
to the place where the highest official is
presumed to sit. They then retired. In a
few seconds a door at the side of the arena
was opened, and a quiet mild-eyed steer
walked out.
"El toro" shouted the Mexicans on the
seats, but the bull simply tipped a fly
| from his back with his tail and stood in
the center of the ring calmly chewing his
cud. Two rancheros rode iIto the ring
and started the animal on a trot around
the arena. While he was going at full
speed the rancheros lassoed him and threw
him to the ground and a rope saddle was
placed on his back. The bull was per-
mitted to rise. and Mexican Jumped on
his back and rode around the ring.
After giving the bull handful of hay
the toreadors came in and shook their
cloaks at him. He chased them all around
the arena for ten minutes and then ban
dilleros entered the ring and pretended to
stick barbs IN his shoulders as he dashed
around the circle. This ended the fight.
The Mexicans say it is the kind they in
tended all the time.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
HEAVYWEIGHT PUGILISTS
Miller and Sharkey Are Matched to
Box at the Colma Athletic
Club.

Tom Sharkey, 'the pugilist of the sea, -
and big Miller of the San Francisco .Ath-
letic Club, are matched to give boxing
exhibition &ith the same size of gloves as
used in Olympic and Reliance Athletic
Club contests, at Colma, on the evening OF
Decembe Z.
Miller will train for this contest with a
member of the San Francisco Athletic
Club, who is matched TO box representa-
tive of the Olympic Club on the 18th inst.
Sharkey has heretofore refused to meet
boxers who he thought were little bit
dangerous to tackle.
Miller is comparatively an amateur
good judges of boxers ability contend
that Miller will whip Sharkey in quick
order. The San Francisco Athletic Clubs
champion will weigh 1876 pounds, and he
is considered quite clever by his friends.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
CLEVELANDS SHUT OUT.
BdItimOres Gained a Victory OF, the Hon,
diamond.


diamond.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. THE two
time champions to-day made their first
appearance on the home grounds in the
Temple cup series. They had no trouble
in placing the game to their credit. But
two Clevelandites got beyond first base
and both died at second. Esper pitched
magnifcently and was grandly supported
Keeler especially distinguishing himself.
Cuppy, too, pitched good game except in
the third inning, when five of Balrimore's
nine hits were punched, along with his
two bases on balls.
There was a large police force on the
grounds, but they had nothing to do as
there was no disposition shown nv the
crowd to interfere with the PLAYERS. Nor
was there any particular commotion among
the rooters, no noise-making device other
than lusty voices being allowed in the in
closure. After the game, however, there
was little excitement outside the grounds
when the Cleveland Club entered its STAGE
coach.
a crowd of several thousand persons had
congregated in front of the clubhouse.
Half dozen overZealous rooters, who had
become exasperated at the reports sent out
from Cleveland to the effect that the Bal
timore players had been assaulted bv
patrons of the game in that city, began
firing sticks and stones at the vehicle The
players lay down on the seats or upon the
floor of the omnibus and the missiles went
wide of their intended marks.
Three of the ruffians who were guilty of the
attempt to injure the visiting players were
arrested, and the omnibus, with mum Der
OF police in charge, drove hurriedly away
from the grounds and arrived at the Car
rollton Hotel without further incident.
Later in the evening the three stone
throwers were fined S. and costs and given
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
BACKED BY NOSE GUssr.
California and Nevada Sports After the
Big Fight.

CARSON, New, Oct. 7.-Nothing is
talked of in this city except the PROPOSE
ton of bringing the Corbett-Fitzsimm mons
prizefght here, and street report is that
$1,000 has been already subscribed
-S50,O00 by Nose Gunst and other
parties of San Francisco. Cover
nor Jones to-day, when inter
viewed, was non-committal, but stated it
would be his official duty to oppose any
thing of the kind. There is a law in Ne
vada licensing glove contests, however.
The reported offer was wired to-day. The
management of the affair will be in the
hands of a syndicate composed of Califor-
MIA and Nevada men. Two agents de-
parted for San Francisco this evening to
perfect arrangements
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
Police Preremted the Fight.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct THE fifteen
round contest between Young Critic and
Kid Lavigne, which was to have been de-
cided at the New Active Athletic Assocla-
ton at Constable Hook, n. J., tonight,
was postponed owing to the objection of
the authorities, who refused to let the
fight go on. Fully $500 persons went down
by boat to see the fight, hut were met at
the dock at Bayonne and informed of the
decision of the police and Sheriff, and the
boats came back without landing any pas
sengers.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
Live Sporting Events at Home and Abroad.

severe lecture by Justice Murray at the
Central police station. The Justice an
nounced that if any more cases of a SIM
liar nature came before him he would not
deal so leniently with the offenders. At
tendance 9100. Score:
runs-Baltimores 2. First base by errors
Clevelands 1. Left on bases-Baltimores g.,
Clevelands 4. First base on balls-Off Cuppy
base rhfh hitpCarey hI Jennings pRf sacrice hit
Gleason. Stolen bases-McGraw. Keller, Jen-
nings, Kelly. Double play-Jennings, Gleason
and Carey. Umpires-Hurst and Keefe Bat
teries-Esper and Robinson, Cuppy and.
thinner.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
Won bu MenLo Park.

MEMO PARK, CAL, Oct. Z. = The
twenty-five mile relay race between the
Menlo Park and Mayfield Bicycle Clubs
for a silver cup and championship was
won by the former. The race was over
the regular course from Milbrae to Noun
tain View. The time made was H.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
Tired of Life.

Charles Switzerland, carriage-trimmer liv.
ing on Nineteenth street, near Guerrero,
jumped into the bay from the Lombard street
wharf last night. He was rescued by the crew
of the whaleback steamer City of Everett, and
taken to the Receiving Hospital. He will re-
cover. He said he was out of work and was
tired of life. He is an unmarried man.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
Maybe a Cost1y .Scoroh. -

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 7.-Co1onel Charles
H. Jones, editor of the Post Dispatch, is a
bicycle devotee, and while scorching along
Cardinal venue, on July 20 last, ran down
and severely injured boy. To-day the
boys mother, Mrs. o. II. Lee, sued Colonel
Jones to recover $4,000 damages alleged to
have been inflicted upon her son.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
"Ktd,, NcCou Hon.

BALTIMORE, ND, Oct. Abe Ull-
man OF Baltimore and Charles "Kid" Nc
Coy of Cincinnati met in twenty round
contest tonight before the Eureka Ath-
letic Club. There were 1000 persons pres
ent. They met at catch weights for purse
and side wager of $500. Jake Kilrain
and Billy Duke were in Ullman's corner,
while Frank Kelly, his hacker, and John
Logan, his trainer, looked after Mccoy.
Mccoy won in the thirteenth round.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08
MIN Young Cha,.,s Tour.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. MIN Young
Chan of Seoul, Korea, spent yesterday at
the Auditorium Hotel and left last night
for San Francisco on his way home. When
asked as to the purpose of his visit to
America the young man replied that he
was only tourist, who had paid visit to
his friend Mr.. PAX, the Korean Minister at
Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08

The following were the scores made in
the team shooting:
Oakland Gun Club-Ingalls II, Young 15.
Newton IL, Trombone IL, Baker Is, Coffin IL ;
total, 81.
San Joaquin Valley Gun Club Of visalia-
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-08

40 Uncle Giles, 10S (PeopleS),.5 8 41a 43 AZ
39 Raindrop. Ill "a inrchs) "A 55 5
Good start. Won driving. Winner. Westchester
stables b. g., by imp. Deceiyer-Exile.
Betting: Detective 2. Nephew 8 to s, Arno 10,
Uncle Giles 8, Raindrop 20.
IT SIXTH RACE-About six furlongs: handi-
l. cap; all ages; purse $3.50. Time. 1:11s4.
Ind. Horse, weight, Jockey. St. 10 Str Fin.
(42)Midlo SO (E. Jones) ..........1 Is 13 II
80 Tim Murphy. no (W.Flynn)..2 "a 23 2I1A
SO McLight, 11O (Macklln). ....3 8
Good start. Won driving. Winner. Burns &
Warehouses; b. g., by imp. Midlothian Electric
Light
Betting: Midlo to 5, Tim Murphy to s, Nc.
Light 8.
Following are to-day's entries:
First race, five-eighths of mile, maiden two
year olds-Marigold colt los, Little Flush filly
102, San Marcus los, Valentine los. Treachery
l02, Mabel L 1O2.
Second race, five-eighths of mile. selling,
o-year-olds-Encino 100, Miss Pollard lO3,
Scimetar 1O1, Monitor 103, Marjorie 1O6.
Charles Boots 105. Phyllis 90
Third race, fve-eighths of mile. selling
Spendthrift 100, Triumph los, Valants lO7.
Dick O'Malley 1O7, DR.. Gardner 100. Red Rose
los, Silver Lip 104, Mendocino los, Tyrena
1OS
Fourth race. three-quarters of a mile. purse
Brown Dick 103, Fan. Louise 95, INN. wv lO4,
Ike L 9S, McFarlane 95, Rey Alta 95
Fifth race, one mile, selling-Marv s 1O1.
Elsie 7S, Olivia 80, Warrago lOi. Ransome 9S'
Duchess of Milpitas SO, Normandie IO4.