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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

The best oysters by the pint, quart or
gallon or cooked In every style at w. C.
Morgan'5 nice cafe 223 W. 4th street.
Tho Sunday afternoon tcstamentary
meetings at the Peoples Mission will lie
resumed tomorrow at 10. Come!
W. W. Sharp will give q special sermon
to young men tomorrow evening, at
Wesley NJ. f. Church subject, "rwo
Ways" Ahab in one way and Obediah in
the othor.
The Union Cottage Prayer meeting will
be held Mt Bro Joseph COX's house, No. 900
West Front street, this Saturday even.
ing, commencing at half past o'clock.
Everybody welcome.
A roll.cal Of the entire membership OF
Bethany Baptist Church will take place at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The John A. Warner is at the H. g. II.
Cos yard for the winter.
Tho funeral of Henry W. Downing took
place from his home, No. 72l West Ninth
street, yesterday and was well attended.
The Womcn's Indian Association of
Wilmington will meet at tho home Of Mrs.
Sarah II. Hllcs, No. 1902 King street, on
Nov. 9, at $50 p. m.
Mr.. Joseph Gould, Jr,. will probably be
appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff elect
William II. Finn. H9 would make q
very capable officer, having had experience
in the Office under his father when he was
shoriff.
Somebody on the police force rang up
the Capelo Hardware Company yesterday
and asked them II they had sold any re-
volvcrs to tho negroes. The answer sent
back over the wire was "None Of their
business"
There was o fire this morning In the old
bolt and nus shop on tho property Of To
ed out the district engines Thoy did IL
60 into service. not
Tho grand annual reception OF tho Be.
nevalont Pioneer Literary Association will
be given In Prof Wcbltcr's dancing AGA
deny in Eden Hall on Wednesday, evening
Nov 18th. Music will he Furnished BY
Albert's orchestra.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07
THE COUNT COMPLETED.
tor a Quiet Day.

honrd fihHheu its "orh Lhst hNehi"s NJ
tor n Quiet Day.
The Board of Canvass completed its
work at $50 o'clock last evening. There
WAS some excitement during the afternoon
John G. Lambsou after the sheriff's vote
had been taken, moved that the vote
of the legislative ticket DO counted on the
machine and then take the totals on tho
Republican talley sheet, az correct for the
others. w. J. Jennings 50 amended tho
motion that the Democratic figures BIO
taken. The motion as amended was
carried unanimously.
INSPECTORS WANT MORE PAY.
The inspectors have undoubtedly been
over worked and want more pay for thor
service. Tho law allows them "a for day
of IL hours and as they were on duty for
thirty.six hours they want tho county to
pay them Sl2 A petition was drawn up
and signed by the ninety-eight inspec-
tors
MORE TROUBLE
Some excitement accompanied the an.
nOuncement Of this result. Delaware
Clark made some in. offensive remark, there
npon John Doran of the Seventh ward de-
manded that he shut up rs tho matter
had been settled. James McGlinchoy of
the Seventh ward was evidently looking
for excitement us his remarks indicated,
he declaring that he would not shut mp
for any one in tho room. William Jen-
nings also acted disgracefully.
Shortly before q O'Clock the inspectors
began signing the certificates and aday
which started in u very lively manner
ended quietly Before tho inspectors left
the room Theodore Armstrong or 81.
Georges made motion thanking the
police for the way in which they had con
Quoted themselves, the clerks and every
one else who had assisted in the court.
The motion prevailed.
The count was no easy matter as one
might suppose. There are ITO names on
each ticket and there are 9S election dis
tricts This makes 1O,S30 spaces to I'LL in
with figures and there was Of course
| q column for each nams. This made
| ninety eight columns Of figures to add.
| To add these figures In the ordinary way
| would have taken twelve hours. With tho
| machines the task was an easy one.
CONGRATULATED SHERIFF ELECT Finn.
After tho vote for sheriff had been count.
! ed, William H. Finn received the congrat-
, ulations Of many of his friends who were
| inside the building. James b. Ioman the
defeated asprant was among the copgrat.
ulators and his greeting was warm and
friendly one
Mr. RODNEY OBJECTS.
Just what ground John H. Rodney had
for objecting against the use of tho count
| ing machines is not known yet he prepar-
| ed a written protest and placed it in tho
| hands of Sheriff ellis Robert Adair, the
| clerk and lawyer, says no trouble can
come out Of such an objection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Judge Grub sat in Orphans Court this
morning and allowed the Security Trust
of the principal Of the estate Of Lulu In
Baube, for whom it is guardian. The court
also appointed Harry Dickson guardian OF
William b. Sparks, and allowed Mary t..
Hahn to spend portion Of the estate of
Rachel 4. Hahn, she being hor guardian.
He confirmed Barbara Freeman's return
of the sale of the property Of Joseph Freeis
man, she being the eXeCutrix. The judgy
will be at the Court House this afternoon
to transact additional business. AnotheI
Saturday @
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

The threatened reign of annrchy, so free
ly predicted by some Of the more rampant
Popocrats, has begun already. 1t began
with an awful din of factory whistles, and
it is continued in the noise of machinery
and spind!es, and loud orders of loom bos-
SEES, and draymen, and felt in the repeated
orders to start tho mills. Yes the Mckin.
ley anarchy has already begun, and we
din and ciattcr that folks will have to take
to the wood, in order to get chance to
hear themselves think.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07
I.nnil Of FurnIIure Inset,

While Thomas Hennis, who drives a
furniture cart for John Diggins, was en-.
gagged yesterday afternoon hauling load
of furniture down King street he turned
into Ninth street. and the wheels Of the
wagon slid on the Car tracks, and in
attempting to get out of tho way Of a
Maryland avenue street car, the wagon
turned over on its side throwing the furni-
ture out on the pavement. Several pieces
of furniture wcro broken by tho mishap.
The driver sustained few bruises from
being thrown off Of the vehicle and one
shaft was broken off. 1t was an accident
pure and simple and not the fault OF
Hcnnis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Officer Scott yesterday asternoon arrest
cd John Nicols alias Josiah Gould, From t
and Union on the charge of larceny. He
had eight dead chickens in his possession
and as he could not account for them the
officer arrested him. He was arraigned in
the city court this morning and held in
5000 bail for hearing on Monday morn
ing In order to give the police an oppor-
tunity to locate tho owner. The chickens
ara at the city hall
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

There will be meeting of Republican
lawyers in this city Monday night when
the frauds practiced by Democratic cleo
ton inspectors will be looked into and
course adopted for their prosecution. Re
publican leaders are greatly incensed over
the unfair count of William r.. Finn
vote and intend ,opunish every man who
ass stcd in any way to alter the returns.
About fifteen Democrats figured in the
cOniemptiblc work,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

The rabbit is ripe. The frostS of the last
two weeks have done the business, and he
WAS never In better condition than be will
BE- on November 10, when tho law of this
county removes its protecting hanl and
he becomes the common prey Of all man.
kind There arc no MARBLES in tho game
this season The game Is reported as plen'
weather Of the summer and fall having
been Just what was needed for the young
Dummies, and they have thrved rs they
have not done for many seasons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

II the Republicans Of Delaware had
come together as advised by the REPUBLI-
CAN for weeks, they would have swept
Delaware, and thereby have elected every
candidate on their ticket from Governor
down The Union Republican ticketin
all fairness to them, polled nearly TWO
votes to the Regular Republicans tickets
one. John G., Higgins received but l5'
votes In Kent county, while John II. Hol.
more than Mr.. Higgins received. In Sus,
sex county Mr., Higgins received but 6!6
votes, while John H. Hoifecker received
1929 votes majority of 1000 over Higgins.
In New Castle county, Higgins received
62l9 votes, while Hoffecker received g., 629
votes, and this is the stronghold of Mr..
Higgins Mr.. Hoffecker had a majority
of 4,672.
The vote In Kent county, for Willis was
3lo4 whilo Houston received 1872. In
Sussex county, Willis vote was 1872, and
the home place OF Houston gave him but
$40. In New Castle county Willis ma.
jority being 5142 nearly Two votes to
Huuston's one. II both factions had taken
the advice of the REPUBLICAN, the victory
In Delaware would have been worth celo-
brating. The REPUBLICAN Is in no wise
controlled by Mr.. Addicks, or any, body
else but the men who own the stock III the
corporation.
Ii has always stood up and labored for
Republican success and principles IN
Delaware. Is has never yet sold Its party
out to the highest bidder. 1t never has
had enemies to punish although 1t has
lived to see them trampled and spat upon
by tho people Its editors don't have to
be bought and it intends to speak the
sentiments Of its editors no matter who
gets hit or what they say, 1t will ever be
ready to condemn chicanery in the he
publican party as quickly as in tho Demo
cratic party.
THE REPUBLICAN Is no one mans organ
nor are its columns controlled by any man
or set of men. 1t believes in the success
of the principles of the Republican party
and expects TO fight for them. RepuDil.
cans Of Delaware, get together; don'b leu
all your work go for n,usht,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

The Young Mems Christian Association
Monday night will begin Its annual week
OF prayer and every night of the week Mt 8
O'Clock there will DO meeting for young
men, which will be addressed by well
known religion workers.
The meetings will be under the auspices
Of the religious committee of the organiza-
tion and will be following out the custom
which has been observed by the 5000 asso-
Citations of the country for the past thirty
years.
General Secretary Lang Is particularly
DESTROYS that those meeting shall be as
well attended as those in any city of the
country of its size.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Thomas Molock, colorcd resident in
Baekblrd Hundred, lost his life on Thurs.
day through his own carelessncss. He went
cunning in the swamps nearby with u
friend. They got plenty of game. While
jumping over ditch with with the trlg-
ger Of his gun up, 1t caught In grape
Vine, fell and the contents entered his left
side, penetrating the lung. MOluck's
friend carried him TO nearby farm house
and summoned medical Assistance, but
before it arrived the wounded man died.
He was about 45 years of age and married.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Brandywire A NJ E Mission. Jessup's Lane.
u W Jordan, pastor Preaching IL IN by
seho oil Up IN
East Lake Presbyterian Church. 9Th ana
Market streets Rev. WIN. MacFarla nd. min
ister Preaching mt 10 - IN by the pastor
Subject Cod Requirements Of Man or the
Essentials of a Religion IIre." 745 pm sub
ieut, '9nrist's outlook U pom Men" Sunday
school 2 p M Christian Endoavor 100 p N
Ats IN Wednesday pray er meeting
Mt. JOY NJ. Il. Church. Townsend street
near b. J. IL. IInrmon. paetor. Glass
meeting 8 a. m. Preaching 1919 a. m. and
y III by pastor Sunday school , p III Prayer
and praise service7 pm Morning subject
"A Place to PTay.v
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Several days before the election Samuel
Hawkins, the cigar dealer of No. 6lO Mar.
ket street, offered box of cigars to the
person who guessed nearest William Nc
Kinley's majority in this State. Arthur
c. Davies placed the President elect
majority at 3,675 and as 1t was $500, In
round numbers, he is the nearest one SO
far. If any one guessed nearer the major
ity, Mr.. Hawkins is anxious TO hear from
him
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Rev. William H. Millburn, the blind
chaplain of the United States senate. will
be present at the prayer service at Grace
Churth Mt 7.45 o'clock to night. Next
Sunday he will enter upon II limited en-
gagemcnt to supply the pulpit Of Grace
Church preaching at 10 30 u. III. and 7.l5
y, III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

The result Of the recent election has re-
stored confidence In the breasts ofthe VIII
mington business men.
Charles Baird will mako alterations aud
repairs to his morocco factory to the extend
of 5000, while w. r. Jones Il Co., will
spend $1,000 preparatory to starting up with
rush.
Mr.. Jones would be Obliged to let the
building remain its present state had
Bryan been elected.
The idle operatives will be put to work.
clearing away the rubbish and assisting
in the work Of repairs instead oi giving
the work to u contractor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

The work on the interior of the now
post Office is progressing rapidly and be
fore the first Of the year business will be
carried on there. The time for completing
the work has long passed, but it was not
the fault of the local contractors, who
have finished their work The work now
being dono includes much decorations and
plumbing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Tho Annual meeting of tho Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary societies Of
New Castle Presbetry, will be held in the
Presbyterian church of Dover, Delaware,
Wednesday and Thursday, November llth
aud l2th Wednesday Foreign day. Thurs
day Homo day. A full attendance is earn,
csUly desired.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Last evening an East side gentlemen
who had bet friend u wh1clbarrOw ride
on the election Of William Jennings Bryan
paid his bet. The route was up Fourth
street from Spruce to Ninth and Market
streets and return. An amused crowd fol-
lowed the pair, much to the chagrln Of the
man who was doing he Pushing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Sheriff ellis has sold two properties of
Daniel W. Taylor; two properties OF the
Real Estate Development Company; two
properties of Francis S. Bradley apC
properties of William Sherwood 1Iaines
Margaret A. Murtha, Harlan Cause, Rob
err A. Armstrong, Edwin II. Gayley, Fl
W. Jackson, Patrick Walsh and i. II
Chippry.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Tho charge Of highway robbery against
Fred Miller was dismissed in city court
this morning -,
Thomas Vandegrift was charged with
Issuing worthless check OH July %, but
as the case had been settled no was dis.
charged
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Yesterday afternoon in No. "a School the
pupils were given u royal treat in the
shape of an illustrated lecture ON history
by Peter b. Ayars Tho children paid
marked attention to the explanations con-
corning the different views.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

John II. Mark, a blind musician, board
ing at No. 406 King street yesterday after.
noon took an overdose Of opium. DR..
Quinn worked for couple or hours on
him and then no was removed to tho Della
ware HOspital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

James Murray the west Ninth street
milk dealer and John Kirkman have re.
turned home from cunning trip to Penn.
sylvania which resulted In the bngging of
considerable game, largo amount OF
which they distributed among th,ir friends
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Samuel L. Kent has had q summons
served on J. Edward Addick rcturnahle
at the June session of the circuit court for
t he district of Delaware. The particulars
in the case have not yet boon filed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Scarcely n week passes by that some per-
son does not fall into the Shipley Run
sewer. Last night night Edward Mcguire
was crossing it when he took misstep
and another case of Irish descent was re.
corded.
Sure Ned did not know he was crossing
dangerous place until he fell into tho
sewer.
He was discovered by Special Officer
Hiiyard and was sent In tho patrol wagon
to the Delaware Hospital. 1t is about
time that this dangerous place was fixed SO
that it will be safe to walk over The tre5tle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Coroner J. Thomas Wright has an
nOumcCd his intention to appoint Deputy
Coroner Chandler as his deputy. Mr..
Chandler served under Coroner 5tidham
in an efficient manner and CALCULATIONS
are in ORDER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Mrs H. A. Brown gave her fifth annual
tea to her class of West Sunday school,
last evening, at her residence, No. 9Ol Van
Buren, street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

1t is plain fact that twonty per cent.
of the deaths in our larger cities are caused
by consumption; and when we reflect that
this terrible disease can be forc,tullcd by
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, shall we condemn
the sufferers for their negligence, or pity
them for thor gnOranccY ,,z..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07
The Weather,

The Weather..
The weather tomorrow promises to b
fair.
THE TEMPERAT URE.
The Thermometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office today:
7o'Clock. 10o'clock. 2 o'clock.
A ~ ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

G.Rli lMlci.
Mr.. Frank Huck, Sixth and Madison
streets, will servo sour krout and baked
beans to his customers this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

"Sjalvation Oil cured me of shoulder
lamoness and pain in back, contracted
playing ball last season. tried several
other remedies and all failed. Chnrles
Mears, l22 Water street. Cleveland, o."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

Just what ground John II. Rodney had
for objecing against the use of tho count
ing machines is not known yet, he prepar-
ed written protest and placed it in tho
hands of Sheriff ellis. Robert Adair, the
clerk and lawyer, says no trouble can
come out of such an objection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

UNOIND-On November. q vest between
II Ilh and 9Th on KIM street. Owner can
hAYc same by paving for this adv. nI.2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-07

w Acknowledgment for II nicely fur
w nlshed front room. heat sas. hat and
ali co1yon.euces at SO West 9TH st. MIST
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-10
STATE /. A. W, Z Z
Lecal Riders Fail 10 Cover Tbena-
selves With Gaorv

The local wheelmen failed to carry off
many prizes at the New Jersey meet
Saturday at Paterson. and the only man
to score q win was Walter c. Roome Of
the Clio Wheelmen, in either of the events
outside the team race in which the Hud-
son County Wheelrnen won third prize
with a total of Il points. Roome won
third place in the two milo championship
and second in the five mile. Summary
One mile, novice-gVon by Fl. f. Marley.
r. A. A.. Newark; d. G. Humphrey. II.
"; Hackensack. second; Joseph JaeoFyas
= and 4. A. Bloomfield, third. Tint.
One mile. open-Won by Joe Harrison.
&. Va Asbury Park; James, NJ. Hopper,
stror'a. i. ~. third. Time. Z minutes
9ne.third Of a mile. State Championship
Joe Harrison, II. w, Asbury PARK Ns@a aee1
ond; Ray Dawson. r. q. e.. Roonfon
third Time. As seconds.
One mile handicap-Won bv w s
ssalsv5n, Z e G.: sAffern, 40 yards; j. Nj.
Iegue, =. g. and a. A., Bloomfield. 40
safass second; q n. Appleby. Elizabeth
II seconds sa1ps' lnlre. Times, 2 minutes
g mile chanpiqnshlp, New Jersey
H. " Ocean Grove, third. Time. : min.
Two mile, tandem, handicapAwon by
z. n LefTerson and Joe Harrison. Har-
ZEN Mneelmen 10 yards; o. HedsTrom
and g ; Henshaw, Riverside Wheeinen.
Sefalcn, SECOND; &C. +. Schwarz and
SnarlsS 0Sonnor, knickerbocker A. c..
seconds.
I've mile championship. New Jersey
z. G. C., Boonton; T.. II TsefYerSan *
Ocean Grove, second; Waiter Ct.
hoome, New Jersey A c., third. Tifno.
4 minutes 35 seconds.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-08-10
grabbed Buck asd pulling fin1 baet thres

grabbed Buck aad pulling him back threw
him heavily to tfse ground. The Cathoaic
Elua eHaesed 4 protest. but This was MOI
allowed ~ iRsfsa4e Lin4aaai. who Us 4
member of9Eile Rimaas5da C4nb. Yhia1s IS
also representa- - RedllN. Tire lataes got
Brady Of the CHHbefic Cl5b.bwno won his
heat easily ana would have won the race
IN ire fnal heaH bat for the centemptibie
trick OF J.. Cornisky of Believsffe. who
stuck cut his foot just As Brady wsS pass
ing MIN ard threw 1ntgn or hrs head. Again
a protest WIS entered but not allowed
The running Of John .. Kease of the To-
cal os2anization was a feature. He heal
the cracks IN both the Ice and 900 yard
runs, which gave him ten points. eYlo4asl
70 retain s1e Individual cna1eoscnsxrsp.
The defeat Of the Catholic Club team wah
running. Every member of the e. C. Team
worked hard IN the ether events and
We're pretty gsell tagged out, while the
institute tea5a was fresh. CaxmpozgS herd
race in the half mile put him 10 bad
shape fer his quarter, and he WAS bsaten1
nearly lap, a distance too great Tor
Buck ana Keane TO Rake up. The SUM
1oQ yard aash-Won bg john j. Keane,
Catholic Club; ssoofM5s J. II. Reiily. IN
st3tute a. A.; third, John J.. Hart. Catao-
lie Club. Time, d0 seconds.
300 yard rureLWon BY John 7 Kaaa,sa
Catholic Club; second. Thofoas J. Cannon,
Catholic Club; third. William II. Hurley.
Catholic Club. Time, % SIS seconds.
4a0 yard fal-Won by r. Congasky. Y.
M. G. A. Beliepille: second, P !. subj
van, Institute A Az third, James Heth-!
erhngton, Catholic Club. Time, 1 minute
13 seconds.
$50 yard rpr-Wop BY Thomas Cannon,
Catholic Club; second, Thomas Mcclen5
NON *. ~. G. A, Harrison. third, GsAesgA
Lawier, Y. NJ. G. L. L.. Orange. Time. 3
minutes "A seconds.
On mile run-yYon b. john j. Burke
lIs9tute a. A.; second, w Riley, 4. NJ.
= = BsAeyille; third J.. Noonan. Tnsti-
tnte a. A Time, 4 minutes $50 seconds.
Putting 10 pound shot-Won oy Edward
Gorhanf, Z. NJ. G. A.. Belleville; second.
tsrank sullivan, Institute A. A.: third.
Mschaei Mccarthy, Institute A.. A., New
Running high junp-won by ]. II. Refl-
", institute A.. A.. 5 feet 5 inches: sec
oTd, Il. Kern, destitute A. A, 5 feet 5
inches; third. J. Murphy, Institute A.. A..
. feet 2 inches.
Running broad jump-Won by b. OsSul-
lliYaF1 20 feet 4 inches; second, III. Schwert-
fuehref. Institute "A. A.. 10 feet 7 inches,
ehlrd. 1aglgsl Q. Kelly. Catholic Club, Is
feet 5 inches.
One mile relay run-Won by Institute
a A. composed of o. fMoManus, w. Lup-
YER r.. sullivan. j. Lawrence; second,
Cannon, William Hurry, john Keane. Jer-
ONE Buck. Time. 4 minutes 33 seconds.
Tae institute A.. A., Of Newark. won the
team championship trophy by Scoring SO
points The Catholic Club. the former
club, scored % points. The other
cluos scored as followSzYeung Mems
Catholic Association, of Beneville. 13:
1eung Mems Catholic Association, of
HARRISON; .; Young Mems Union, of
OidI1BE.