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Evening journal., 1901-05-11
POLICE CAPTAIN
STOPPED FIGHT
Interesting Bouts in the
Academy Of Music
Fifteen Hundred PprSOlS Witnessed
Contests Las Night-SMith Wins
from Telt1 on FOll

In the Academy OF Music last night
fully / 500 people gahcred to witness
the boxing bcits arranged by the Del
aware Athletic Club. and all depart
ed satisfied that they hal received
their moneys worth.
Business and professional men. toll
ers and mechanics sat Side by side. and
expressed their enthusiasm when their
favorite got in a good blow. Pitched
upon the stage was a sixteen-foot ring.
and gathered about 1t was a number Of
sports and boxers. Police Captain Black
stood by the ringside, ready to inter
fere in case his services were needed.
From Philadelphia. Camden. Brook
lyn and various other places about 300
sporting men came down. and in order
TO accommodate them upon their re-
tun hip. the Pennsylvania railroad
tCid he 1913 o'clock train ten min
utcs
SMITH WINS ON A FOUL
The bout OF the evening was a go
for fifteen rounds between Sammy
Smith. Of Philadelphia. and Tommy
Fehz. OF Brooklyn. at lis pounds. The
boys had met before, and were anx-
ious to get at each other The fight
M to the sixth round was a hard one.
and 1t kept Referee "Skcet" Mccall
busy breaking them away. In the
sixth round Smith went down, and so
anxious was Feltz to put him out. that
he unintentionally struck him before
he could get on his feet Mccall called
the fight and gave Smith the decision
on a foul
ed. McCafferty. Of Philadelphia, and
Joe 'Hara, OF Kensingtun. met for q
three-round bout. AS both men were
played out In the seventh round and
bleeding freely from slight cuts ovei
the eye. Captain Black stepped in tn,
ring and ordered the fight stopped.
There was also an exciting six
round go between Johnny Joyce ant
Eddie Garfield. both OF this city Gar
field was given the decision.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
TRANSFERS or CITY PROPERTY
considerable Real Estate Changes Owner
To-day

In the City Bureau Ct Registration
this morning Registrar Ten Weeges re-
corded the following transfers:
Property in Maple street, east Of Har-
rison, from William j. Mcmahon to
James P Winchestor, for sl.S00
The old McLear & Kendall carriage
factory from tine Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Company to Z. J.. Pea
cock & Co.. for S25,O00.
Francis Barry to Mary L. Barry a
three-stCry brick dwelling in Fifth
streer, between jefferson and Wash
ington, for 81 600.
Eugene w. Murphy and wife to
Richards & Owens property in north
side of Eighth street. east of King, for
81. 500.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Tamani Dnr nt NIann,s

When Indians have trailed many miles on
the street.
IT'S natural, OF course. they aIterward
should eat;
Billy Mann Thought Of this. and bought
fine clans.
Which he made into chowder for these
grcat 81 ans"
On ST. Tamani's night he will have ;he
real stun.
with oceans Of beer and chowder
enough
To satisfy hunger I'm each savage breast,
You just pay nickel. and "Bnl' does
the rest
WAi. b. MANN. Eighth and Orange SITS.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
JUDGE GRAY FILES An
OPINION ~ BARGE CASE

Judge Gray filed an opinion in the
United States Court of Appeals. in
Philadelphia, yesterday, in the case Of
Peter Hagan, owner Of the barge Sam
uel f. HCuseman, esp0ndent-appellan
We. The Tygert-Allen Fertilizer Com
pany, lihelant-appellee The matter
came up from the District Court, where
a decree had been entered against Ha-
gan for 81 ,26S.1G fer ,lhe loss CT a barge
Of kainit The finding of the lower
court was reversed, and the libel was
directed to be dismissed.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
SHOW MILL Be INTERESTING
Members Of Horse Show Association Work
inc Non Plans

Much interest is being taken in the
show Of the Wilmington Horse Show
Association, which viii take place next
month in this city, and the commit
tee is working hard to make The affail
a success.
The membership includes nearly
every prominent horseman in the city
The officers are as follows:
James S. Dobb, president; William
B. Austin, first vice-president; II. NJ
Lcwe, second vice-president; Joseph
II. Gould, Jr., secretary and treasurer
Directors-James S. Dobb, William
B. Austin, Joseph II. Gould, Jr., DR.. IL
p. Ewes, James p. Winchester, Lamber
j. Foulk. Samuel Murphy, JT., JOSEPH
Davidson, w. II. Churchman, S. B
Cooling, James Megary, II. NJ. Love.
Veterinarians to the association-Dr
II. p. Ewes, DR.. c. c. Cole, Dr. Jane!
r. Mahaffy.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
MIDDLETOHN BABY VAS BLACK
Little Kali Has White From Exposure
But RESUMES COln

Agent Frank Stct, of the S. p. c. c.,
returned from Middlesown this mCTn-
ing, bringing with him the 5-weeks-old
coIored baby that was found in a va
cant Let. The child had been exposed
to the rain until 1t locked like a white
baby, and Magistrate Reynolds was
positive that the child was White un-
Ill this morning, when he found it sey-
eral shades darker. He feared that it
would change TO yellow ii he keIt it
much longer, SO he gave IL 70 Mr.
Stout
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
VICTIM OF ELECTRICITY
WAS WELL-KNOWN HERE

Rowland Newbold, the 14-year- old
boy who was electrOcuted while play
ing hide-and-seel on a high pole that
carried the feed wires of a trolley line
in Lancaster, Pa, last evening, was
well-knOwn here.
John NJ Newbold the LADS ia iher
formerly was a partner of the firm OF
Corson & Newbold, CT Newport, and is
well-known here. The boy, who was
bright and a fayCrite with all who
knew him, was a nephew Of Mrs. j.
Paul Lukens, of this city.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Members of Delaware Lodge. No l23.
brotherhood of Railway Truinmcn. VIII
celebrate their fourteenth anniversary An
odd Fellows Hail this evening.
In Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
last evening Mrs Joseph Speicher re-
turned missionary from China. made an
address
Mrs. Elizabeth Mlllikin. Of japan and
Miss Mitani win deliver addresses on
their educational work ia connection with
inc Imperial schools Of Toxic. Japan. i'm
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening.
"A Gospel meeting viii be held In the
hall at the northwest corner OF Sixth ana
rotnall streets tomorrow evening az 745
o'clock
In the law Office Of Harry Emmons the
Barbcra' Board Of Examiners sat last
night and registered twenty-five BARRIERS
VINO are now qualified TO carry on busi-
ness in this city for one year.
Percy Holmes, assistant freight agent
it the Delaware railroad station. in Do
yer. has been promoted to the office of
night operator at Bridgevile, ana IS sue
cceded in Dover by c. G.. Lewis, OF Can
mons
The trcstle at the corner OF Four
teenlh and Scott streets viii be raised to
allow cars OF the Peoples Railway Com
pany to run under 1t.
After July members of the Knights Of
Columbus who are engaged in the liquor
business will be expelled through the en-
iorcement Of a rule that has long been
allowed TO remain dead letter.
Students Of the Wilmington school Of
Elooution and Music gave an enjoyable
entertainment In Calvary Baptist Church
last night
Presiding Elder Robert Watt has
assigned the Rev. T IT. Harding as
pastor Of the Elsmere NJ. r.. Ch.rch.
TO succeed the Rev. Moses Bullock.
General James +. Rushing will lee
ture in st. Paul's NJ r. Church on Nav
~ for the benefit of the Conference
Academy collection Of Goodman NJ. E.
Church.
Unknown parties hurled a stone
through the cab of locomotive on the
p, w. G b. railroad last night. and
severely cut the face OF Lawrence En-
mis-, a fireman.
Lester Riggs has been appointed
assistant paymaster on the p, w. &
B. railroad.
Members OF the Epworth League OF
Newport will celebrate the twelfth an
niversary Of their organization in tho
Newport NJ. L. Church tomorrow even
ing
Bishop Ethebert Talbot, of Central
Pennsylvania, will address the annual
meeting Of the Junior Auxiliary of the
Diocese Of Delaware, to be held in Cal
vary Church. Third and Washingbon
street. on Saturday, June is, at $3.50
O'Clock.
In Grace Church tomorrow even
ing an elaborate song service will be
given, for which an interesting pro-
gram has been prepared.
"A new pen for prisoners has been
placed in the county court room.
Letters Of administration on the
estate Of Richard n. Subrick have been
Granted to the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company.
The ground floor CT the Masonic
lemple will be so altered as to admit
.cf several more business houses.
lit is probable that the old Stanton
mill property will be sold to Philadel-
nhia people.
I'm the HOmecpathic Hospital. Mt 3
o'clock this afternoon the junior bOard
CT that Institution will hold its regular
monthly meeting.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
GEORGE CORNISH HELD
BY PENNSYLVANIA LAW

George Cornish. colored, who shot
and killed his friends, Peter Grant, in
Hookessin. on the morning OF April 2S,
In mistake f0I a burglar, was held for
court upon being arraigned before Mag
isuate Paxs0n in West Chester yester-
day. The shooting occurred just over
the Pennsylvania line, but Grant died
in the Delaware Hospital. in this city.
Upon hearing the evidence in the case,
the Wilmington authorities believed
Ccsnish's story Of the shooting.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
sympathy strike in BuaaIo.

Buffalo. May 10.-There have been
a number Of additions TO the strikers
I'm the Lackawanna shops in East Buff
falo, a number Of men having quit
work IN the machine shop out of sym
pathy with the Scranton strikers. At
tie Office OF the Lackawanna company
it was said thar altogether about 200
nen were out, ard that $50 men were
at wcrE.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11

The Propagation Committee of the
Improved o. r. NJ. desire that all Red
Men meet at the Red Mems Hall, to-
night. at o'clock. sharp, to take part
in The parade and celebration in honor
CT ST. Tamani Also TO meet same
place tomorrow, at 9.45 a. m, to at
tend Divine services.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Weekly Report of Health Report

Thirty-three per cent. of the deaths
reported to the Board of Health this
week were children between the ages
Of c months and S years. There We're
3S Deaths 20 births and II marriages
reported TO the board during the past
week. This is four deaths less, four
births more, and two marriages less
than were reported during the CORE
spending week last year.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
ACCIDENT TO SHAMROCK
TERMINATES RACING TRIAL

Southampton. May iO.-The cO-mile
racing trial Of Shamrock and sham
rock II from southampton 10 Wey-
mouth was suddenly terminated of the
Needles by a bad squall during which
the gan topsail yard Of the new chal-
lenger carried away snd her gan
crumpled up. She was forced to aban-
don the contest and returned to South
ampton I'm tow Of the Erin for repairs
The new Shamrock was well in tbs
lead having gained two minutes ans
fifteen seconds in four miles. She sail
ed II miles in an hour and ten min,
rtes. and proved herself wonderfully
able In heavy weather.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Men Are Incnnvenienoed

Much inconvenience was experienced
to-day by employees of the Harlan and
Aollingsworth Company who live in
South Wilmington by the breaking OF
the bank along A street by the hy-
draulic dredge and overilowing the
road. WCrkmen who were accustomed
to use street were compelled 20 go by
the way of Third street and use The
bridge
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Boo,h May nave Been Murdered

William X. Booth, a farmer of near
Media, who was found dead near his
home on Wednesday night, may have
been murdered instead of having been
killed by a fall from his horse. There
were signs of a struggle where the body
was found, and the Media police are in
vestigating the case.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Tcara Of ilinc striisc Spreading

Hazlossn. Pa. May i0.-Three hum
dred miners Of the Ebervale colllery of
q. b. Markle & Co. went on strike yes
terday because one of their number
was discharged. The strikers say that
the man was discharged because he
was one of a committee which in
spected the cards Of union members at
the collio7y. The company officials
claim that he left his work before quit
ting time. There Is danger OF the
strike spreading TO the other mines OF
the company II the matter is not ami
cably settled within the next few days.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
New Window scroens

and screen doors now in stock; all
sizes. Come early and make selections.
Bring measurements, width Of doors
and windows. Window screens from
zoe. to 40c. Door screens from 90c. to
S1.25, complete. Lynch's. ~ W. Cor.
Madison and Fourth streets; S. w. Cor.
King and Eighth streets.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Prennrlnr r,r Cnmden Camn

The Rev. c. Emmett Wood. pastor Of
Magnolia NJ. r. Church. will be minister
In charge OF Camden camp meeting.
which viii he held from Wednesday. July
20, to Wednesday. August T. Camden
camp IS always largely attended by peo-
plo from an parts Of tho State. and from
many Maryland towns
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
rody OF Amos Enerood Recoyered

Floating in the Christiana river this
morning the body Of little lS-year-old
Amos Ellogood. colored, was found by the
crew Of the government launch fIiawa-
tha- The little fellow was drowned
whii1 bathing in the river last
sunday. Assistant Coroner James T.
Chandler has the body and will hold an
Inquest
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
nepubIlo Undergoing Repairs

In the drydock Of The Harlan and
Hollingsworth Company, the steamer
Republic is undergoing repairs, and
viii be released on Monday. 1t was
expected that the Stringham would en-
ter, but it is probable that an Gil
tanker will be placed in for repairs.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Two Cases of scarIet Fever

Orville Ferguson, Of No. 1911 Adams
street, and Ray Lane, OF No. l16 South
Head street are suffering with scarlet
fever. The cases were reported to the
Board of Health this morning. and Secre-
tary Cahill took steps TO prevent a spread
of the contagion
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Geographical Society Co Meet

In Brandywine Springs Park. on
May is, the National Geographical So
ciety will meet in annual session.
Nearly 800 members will come here
from Washington. Chief Justice Lore
and City Solicitor Conrad Will make
addresses.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
snccessnr Not Nnmed

So far no one has been named 70 sue
coed William McFadden as assistant
stationmaster at the French street sla-
tiOn. A number of applications have
been received, but it is not probable
that any appointment will be made be-
fore May Is.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Promotions at Indusrrial school

George w. Bullock has been appoint
ed master Of Division a, of the Ferris
Industrial School. to succeed IL. c.
Twitchell, and Mrs. Rosa Lee has been
named seamBuess, 10 succeed Mrs
Twitchell.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
DelAwAre Frnit a. E,nositlon

Delaware apples now are on exhibi-
tion at the Pan-American Exposition.
ProfessO Wesley Webb, who is in
charge of the exhibition, returned to
Dover yesterday. Next week he will
ship Strawberries to the exposition.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Refused Their Request

At a conference IN the Offices of the
Hiiles and Jones Company between a
committee of machinisis and officials yes
terday afternoon, the request for a nine
hour system was refused by the firm. Last
evening the Machinists' Union held a
meeting ana several new members were
taken IN.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Mud Nlnchine NJ Work

From Brandywine river last night
the mud scoop Argus was t0wed into
the Christiana river by the tug Ram
bier, and has begun the work OF remov-
ing the rock blasted by the steam drill
ing oompany's scow.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Change Among NIiu,s,ers

Presiding Elder Watt has assigned
the Rev. Moses Bullock formerly of
East Lake Church in this city. to sue
ceed the Rev. A. c. Wiley, who has
been transferred TO New York, and the
Rev. T. H. Harding has been appointed
to Stanton NJ. L. Church.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
wiii HoId Quarterly Meet,pc

In the synagogue at Sixth and French
streets tomorrow afternoon. the quar-
terly meeting Of the Hebrew Charity AS
ISOLATION win be held. Rabbi b. /. Levin
thai, Of Philadelphia. and others viii
make addresses. Morris Levy is president
and A. B. Cohen secretary OF the associa-
tion.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Has Many VaIuahl. I'ups

Nellie. the dog owned by Jesse X.
Baylis. manager Of the Opera House,
gave birth to Eve fOX-terTiers las.
uight 9dr. Baylis is proud of the adj
diticn to his canine family.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
DeIeeates Afe Homo

William p Bancroft and John p.
Nields have returned home from Ro-
chester. where ihey represented the
Board of Trade at the annual conven-
ton CT the Municipal League Of Amer
lea.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Rie CIass' for ConfIrmalinn

Bishop Monaghan Will confirm a
class of fifty in the Holy Cross r. c.
Church. in Dover tomorrow.
Twenty-seven Of the class are converts,
and the remainder are children.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
AIlhnneh ihe Wcnlhcr

Is against you to-day. Professor Frisby
viii be with you on Sunday. Every
body come. a first-class shine, cents.
All shoes look alike to the professor in
Price, cents. Southwest corner Third
and Market
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
ctr OIear Of smallpox

From the pest house at Farnaurst the
Tolliver family. of no. nls Pasture street,
was released yesterday. There are no
casoa OF smallpox in Wilmington now.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Sold N.r,h Side Lo,

Sheriff McDariel has sold a lot a5
the corner of Twenty-seventh and
Washington streets, the property of
Robert McCaulley. Jr, instead of Rob
cit McCaulley, to Tilghman Johnston
for $500
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
wiz R-n.ir court Hnn.e boilers

john spring has been ordered by the
Levy Court TO thoroughly inspect ana
make needed repairs to the boilers in the
basement Of the Court House.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
n,lss rnrInr. school prInnlnnl. nie.

Miss Sallie A. Taylor died in her home,
302 King street. yesterday, after a long
Illness. She was the daughter of John
p. Taylor. and until a few years ago
was a principal Of school No. 20.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Rrok era Arc SETTLING Tn

Tha- brokers may settle affairs grow
ing out Of Thursdays corner of Noyth-
ern Pacific stocks, exchanges through
out the countTy are closed to-day.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Rectnrs WIN Frchaoee PuIni,s

! The Rcv Mr. Jcnerls, Of Cnlvary
Church. and the Rev. Mr.. Munson. of I'M
manuel church. New Castle. will
exchange puipits on Sunday morning
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
r. alrnnrl lhclrnn

Michael Donohue the railway contrac-
tor. has delivered the iron and strung Il
from Browntown to Newport. preparatory
to building the trolley line.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Tamani nAr

For the benefit of Aged and INDECENT
Red Men, 1 propose giving 20 per cent. of
all sales of soda water on Saturday and
Sunday, Tamam Days. Almonds Phar-
macy. Seventh and Orange.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
Imnrnner IIeo or MniI chnrced

Postal Inspector Maxwell.of this city,ha:
arrested Lizzie Robinson, ,colored, in Ches
ter, for using the malls to send obseen'
letters.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11

Local bank clearings fcr she week
ending at noon to-day we're S112I, ,2S5,
compared with sS32.715 for a similar
period last year.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
walknr Case Rring Argned

REGISTER Crossan took additional tesii
mony yesterday in the Walker will case.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11

Those at the table were; Philip Bur-
nett, II. n. Fell, J. F. Price, H. T. Wal
lace, J. H. Wright, A. r. Morrison. Dr.
j. A. Ellegood. ]. r. Moreland, Frank
Shepherd, ]. A. Knott, G. +. Sauls-
bury. E. p Moody. J. A. Davis. E. w.
Parnell, ]. P. Connell, G. W. Marshall
Frank Woolley w. l.. 5. Murray. G.
=. Sibley, Dr. II. J. stubbs, DR.. Swithin
Chandler,H. H. Steiner, G. J. Buchles, b.
=. Hamilton. r. l.. Gates, DR.. Smith
Cooper, DR.. W. E. Sherwood. M. j
Crooks, Dr. p W. TOmlins0n, Charles
R0hbacher and Dr. Willard Springer.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11

-The Go'dey College Baseball Club wsl
play the Central High School team. OF
Philadelphia. in this city This afternoon.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
O. OF II. q. Cnn,ear

More interest is being taken in the
Order of Railroad Conductors contest
for a complete business course in the
Wilmington Business College. The
vote to-day is as follows:
Evening journal., 1901-05-11

Walter S. Davis, Merchant Tailor,
has removed to sos West Tenth street.
Delmarvia phone 118S.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11

For Good Tea or Coffee
Call Delmarvia 600 OF ID. G A. f3SiA
Grand Union Tea Co., G09 King.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative -Quinine Tablets.
CSC
Evening journal., 1901-05-11

What is the s Of H? See page 8.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11

what Is be 5. Of H.9 See rage 5.
Evening journal., 1901-05-11
INSURANCE MHN
AT FBNTAL BOARD
Gave Their First Annual Din
ner in Century Club
Building

Insurance men Of the State. consti-
tuting the DeiawaIe Association CT Life
Underwriters, held their first annua
banquet in the New-Century Clul
building last evening Covers were lait
for forty. The guests of the evening
were: Governor Hum, Amos Wake.in
j. l.. Register, OF Philadelphia; vii
liam S. Hilles and the Rev. w. l.. S
Murray.
While the dinner was being served
speeCh-making was indulged in.
Governor Hum spoke on 9TH,
State Department; Amos Wakelin
president of the Philadelphia Associa
ton of Life Underwriters on "Th'
Philadelphia Association" the Hon
George w. Marshall, on THE Insu1
ance Department; William S. Hilles
Don't Groan, and !. Layton Register
president of the National Association
OF Life Underwriters, on "1he Ma
tional Association"
The menu was:
Little Neck CLANS,
Olives, Almonds Ra iishes
Cream of Asparagus,
Rock a la Cream. Cucumber Salad
Fillet Of Beef, Mushroom Sauce,
Green Peas, Potato Balls
Roman Punch, Cigarettes,
Chicken Patties.
SQUAD on Toast. Water Cress
Waldorf Salad,
Vanilla Ice Cream and Strawberries,
Salines,
Rcquefort and Creme Cheese,
Coffee, Cigars.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-05-22
WILL AGUINALDo COME?

While Manager Pony Moore does not
his troupe of Filipinos he claims that
four of the men who helped General
Funston capture Aguinaldo are on the
City of Picking going back to the Buff
falo fair.
According to the statements of one
passenger on the Picking, Aggie is COM
ing to this port. The Administration
plans to bring him to America on the
oregon. The Oregon was in Yokohama
so the passenger said, when the Picking
left there and Aggie was aboard her,
Officers of the Picking say that the Ore
gon was at Shanghai and that Aguinal-
do was not aboard her at all and it was
not regarded as likely that he would be
sent TO the states for a while.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-05-22
ATHERToN STILL CHAMPION.
Tennis Game Set for Today VIII Not
BE Played.

Frank Atherton won yesterday in the
tennis games with c. A. Elston retain
ing for another year the championship
he won last year. Atherton proved
himself as hard to beat as he was last
year, playing a finished game and de-
feating Elston in three straight sets,
CO, Sc, rs.
rhe mixed doubles which We're to
have been played this afternoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Elston against Miss Gertrude
Scott and Frank Atherton, will not be
played today, owing to illness of Ath-
erton. He was taken i'll this morning
with high fever, and will not be able
to play. AthertOn is a very energetic
and earnest player when he starts and
ii is thought that his indisposition may
be due to the lively work he did yes
terday.
The following games are to be played
this afternoon Gentlemen's doubles,
Beretania courts, at o'clock.
Fuller and Cheek against Irvine and
Lansdale.
]. p. Cooke and s. p. Wilder against
Castle and CanaVarro.
On the Pacific courts at $3.50 o'clock.
Hitchcock and s. G. Wilder against
Prosser and Rice.