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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
CONFEDERATE DEAD.
Caroline to Unveil Monument
July Twenty-hfth.
Special to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial 70 The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
4 FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May TO-
The monument to the Confederate dead OF
Caroline county will be unveiled at Bowl
ing Green, July 25th. * fine dinner
will be provided and served to all the old
soldiers free. Distinguished speakers will
be present and q band of music will en-
lvcn the occasion
Mr.. r.. ii. Russell, of this city, school
Inspector for this district appeared be-
fore the Caroline County School Board at
Bowling Green this week In the interest
Of the summer institute to be held here.
The board agreed to pay the tuition of all
the teachers Of CEroline who attend the
institute. EI-.LL-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
WEEPING ECZEMA

II have used the Cuticura Remedies
for some years post. The Cuticura
Soap we are never without, and the
Ointment is the finest in the world.
1t has done wonders in curing my little
girl Of weeping eczema. Respectfully,
), Mrs. J. T.. Mcrsdorff, $40 w. Bird ST.,
Madison, Ind, June q, 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
.SUPREME COUNCIL
ROYAL ARCANUM
Virginia Gives a Warm Welcome
othe Supreme Body
Of the Order.
Or. M'FADEN is EUL0GlzED
Lady Visitors Compliment Rich
,rond Womci1-Handspn1c
Souvenirs.
DIR. M'FADEN is EUL0GIzED

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
FORTRESS MONROE, VA. May TO-.
The twenty ninth annual session OF the
Supreme Council Of The Royal Arcantlm
mot at the Hotel Chamberlin this after
noon at 2 o'clock, with Howard G. Wig
gins, Esq, of Rome, N. Y, Ills supreme
regent, In the chair. Before the Supreme
Council was formally organized, the COM
mlttec from the Grand Council OF Vlr-
ginia. consisting of Messrs. r. A. Dobe
Il. w. Arnold. DR.. F. r. McFaden, VT.
Dabney. W. NJ. Bckers, j.. 3. Blanks and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
Ely-Courtney.
Especial TO The Times Dispatc

TT Especial 10 Tic TImcs- DlspntcH.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA, May To-
Mr.. Charles L. Ely and Miss Maud T..
Courtney. both OF Stafford county. We're
list church In that county. Rev Charles
Brooks Bro the pastor, oiiciatIng, TheSnt-
tendants were Misses Lenth Courtney,
Flosslo Holman and Flossio Stokes;
Messrs.H Il. IT, Courtney, John Ely, VIII
wedding supper was served at the home
OF tho bride, The couple Will reside in
Sta ford .sft ST. AN % T. :
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SLEEP FOR BABIES

Rest for mothers, instant relief and
refreshing sleep for skin tortured
babies, in warm baths with Cuticura
Soap and gentle anointings with Cutl--
cura Ointment, the great Skin Cure,
and purest Of emollients.
Sold throughout the world Cuticura Soap, 25c Oin.
ntnt c H..o!reu, 1oc. I'm form OF Chocolate Coated
Pills, 2,c per vial Of COY. Potter Drug Chem. Corp,
u5- Mailed Free, .uow to Care for The Skin"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17

the hotel and Its management and the
Hospitality and cordial welcome az, tho
old Commonwealth, iitN
This is an important meeting Of tho
Supreme Council, and much business Will
he transacted The body Will be In ses-
sion about eight days, Hon. a. 7, I.in-,
coin. state senator from the First Dis,
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ANNEXATION.
.Martinsville to Increase Popula-
ton to -Four Thousand.
sfsnec,nl 10 The Times-Dispatch.

> ---- ts5pecfttt
AIARrINSVILEE, VA. May 1G-Jutlsc
II - West. OF Sussex county, sitting here.
today in the annexation proceedings OF
the town of Martinsville, entered an n, or or,
der for the annexation of q consideran ,,,'
southwest side OF the town The annex mex
cd territory has a population Of eight hun i,
dred more and increases a,, the ,h popnn
ton Of the town to over lour thous :, ,.,r
1neople The proposition to annex strip
Of territory on the north side Of town WAS
contested by Mr.. Nj. Fl. Pedigo ana otner
citizens, and was abandoned by the to"l''
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Bernard Bondurant.

(special to The Times Disphtohl
ROANOKE, Va. May l6.-Mr Wl.Ilam
THOMAS & Co., Of this city, and. Miss III,
Ian Nj Bondurant, daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs, ], Powell Iondurant, Of nran1kI atn
To- dnv'hy REV. w. II. Williams, pastor Of
the Methodist Church, Rocky Mount OIL
cinting. ~,
rrnom. Vas maid Of honor and Mr., Jesse
Brooks. of Martnsyllle. best man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-17
ENGINEER KILLED.
Disastrous Freight Wreck
Norfolk and Western.
,NOIIOIk dIlu 3VV es"oS''tl'ett'''
,snecinl to The Tlmes- plspatch.

AMELIA. VA, May l6.--A shifting en-
CINE backed into "a passing freight tram
On the Norfolk and Western at Bnrkevllle
last night. and ,,;she tender was tern ! &c, L.
ahleT track. The engine was broken badly
or, tho side next to tho passing train. and
tile engineer was crushed and killed PC,
tween his engine and the train, he backed
into The. west bound midnight passenger
train was delayed four or five hours the
englncer's name was Ransom.
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RE Abod. 81 ithe Mod.

ltf4 "a ft'bF{s sfl'5 r3.t51..' n
u DON the most musical Of
sounds will be the clink Of
The Ice pitcher. No Suit Is
cooler and comelier than
Blue Serge. It harmonizes
admirably with field and
foliage.
Il Our Blue serges, though
il swa { in thinness, cling
4, to the shape as a spinster
\. clings to hope.
Two-pieyce F1anncls and
Worsteds are prime for
knockabout wear. Ours are
1nuisss-proof: en- you couldn't
h j crease them # you wore
them to bed. |, aG,s:..
Will you have a look?
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
GRAYS' H00DO0 GIVEN
SEVERE LAMBAST|NG

Yesterdays game was the 18th contest
Dr. the Providence team on the present
trip, the hoodoo was given a blackeye. the
champions defeating Burnham's bunch by
q score Of 2 to l.
Jack Dunn was back at second and
things looked quite different. He made
sacrihce, double and two singles In
your times up just to emphasize the fact
McCiosky pitched spectacular ball. four
scattered singles being all that Newark s
hitters could muster and two of these
were scratches. In addition McClosky
had the satisfaction OF striking out Pop
Foster, the mighty batsman, getting him
on three hard swings In the ninth with
the crowd bowling for a home run.
The contest was full of brilliant piays
by both sides, infield and outneld alike
performing in grand style Harley killed
two certain three-baggers by phenomenal
catches. Rock spoiled three sure hits and
Cockman and Wagner between them
robbed the Providence batters OF a half
dozen safe ones.
storlxe worked out In practice and made
most favorable impression. having a
splendid wing and handling ground balls
In fast style.
The Grays scored couple as a starter
Tor good luck by good baseball. patient
waiting, sacrifice and two singles turn
Ing the trick Poland waited out four bad
ones and walked. Harley went up 20 bunt
and bluffed twice. getting balls. He let
the next pass for a strike and two high
ones send him 20 first Dunn came up for
the hrst time since his suspension and
bunted TO Brown, Mailing covering the
bag and getting Dunn on a fine play. the
others advancing. SeDbach poked a high
one TO centre for a base, scoring Poland.
La Chance sent screamer past Brown.
sending Harley through. A bunch OF runs
looked sure, but Brown took Brodie's foul
on the bleachers and Jones retired the
side by taking Rocks line drive Off the
fence.
Newark looked dangerous in the second.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31

with man on third and one out. Foster
MT red-hot one at Poland who lost the
ball long enough for Pop to beat II out.
brown sacrificed. Rock Knocked down a
terr1nc liner from Jones and got his man
o, nrst' and repeated on Wagner. both
pays being OF the double-star order.
In the third. with Harley gone. Jack
wallopped TO centre for two bases. and
Seloach walked. La Chance filed 10 Jones
Brodie drove grass mover past Cock
man ard Dunn hit the home trail at a
iast clip ana slid over the plate before
McCauley got the ball. Pat put the
sphere on TO Jacks foot after his body
had crossed over the plate The crowd
howled and Kerins said, out"
The Sailors got their solitary run IN the
second half OF the same inning. McCau-
ley was first up and walked. He caught
McCloskeq mapping and was halfway 10
second before the pitcher was wise. Nc
Cioskey threw TO La Chance but pat"
Kept on and beat Candy's throw TO sec
ond
Mailing hit one at Mccloskey too hot
TO handle, McCauley taking third EnQle
hit 10 McCloskey and McCauley started
Tor the plate. The ball was sent TO Rnr-
ton, who stood on the plate waiting for
MS man. kerins declared the runner "a fe
ROCK turned loose brilliant double play
oy jumping high in the air, pulling down
Sockmans liner and tossing the ball 10
Dunn, getting Mailing, who had started
for the plate
In the fourth Foster was the first man
up ana MT 10 the fence in left field for
TWO bases. Brown was passed. and Jones
sacrlnoe pushed both men along. Poland
making star pickup and lightning throw
10 la Chance. WGgners hot drive was
eleverly handled by Dunn. who threw
nome TO nall the runner. Foster turned
naek and Barton threw to Poland. Me
Closkey and Ia Chance got between the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
BOXING CLUBS
WANT FIGHTS

Upon the application OF Lawyer Nathan
Vidaver. counsel for the Long Acre Ath-
letic club. Justice MacLean OF the SUI
preme court yesterday gave consent 10
motion permitting the withdrawal OF
all proceedings looking to the issuance OF
an injunction restraining Sheriff Hayes,
Inspector Druhan and the police general
ly from interfering with the weekly box
ing bouts hitherto held under the auspices
OF the club.
Vidaver said that he withdrew the ap-
plication because both Sheriff Hayes ana
Inspector Druhan had made affidavits
that they never had any intention OF in
terfering with the club He said that the
bouts announced for last Thursday had
been postponed solely because OF the
death OF a member.
This suggestion was laughed at by AS
sistant Corporation Counsel Farley. who
appeared to oppose the application. He
said that two policemen In plain clothes
had purchased tickets for last Thursday
night at 81 each, and that in some man
ner the club members got wind that tick
cts were in the hands of the police and
announced the postponement.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
BALL PLAYERS
ARE FINED

President Harry c. Pullian OF the
National Baseball league last night an
nounced his findings in the case OF the
players. Peltz OF PittsburE and McGin-
nifty OF New York. who recently en-
gagged I'm an alteration at the Pitts
burg ball park. McGlnnity Is fined 800
and suspended until Aug. g. Peltb fined
$50. with suspension OF FIVE DAYS.
President Pullian also Unexpectedly
fined Umpire ODay $50 for not pre-
venting the disgracefm affair" I'm his
fnding President Pullian says:
II find McGinnity guilty OF attempt
ing To make n slaughter house out OF
the league park and suspend him for
10 playing days and fine him the sum
OF 500 Eligible 90 play Monday. Aug.
6. n fine Is paid.
II fnd Peltz guilty OF violation OF
section IS OF the playing rules. relative
10 coaching. and as this violation pre-
cipitated the fight. I suspend Peltz Ave
playing days and fine him the sum OF
$50. Eligible to play July 81 II fine IN
paid"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
MYOP|A III BEAT
new HAVEN AT POLO

The first blood OF the polo season OPEN
ed at Narragansett Pier yesterday was
drawn by Myopia III by a very close
margin over the New Haven team.
The game was the first for the Fresh
man cups. which are open 10 teams OF
four with no member TO have handi-
cap exceeding two goals.
BY handicap New Haven allowed Myo-
pia one goal. which gave the latter the
game by a score OF 6 10 g.
The New Haven men made a good stand
In the first period, but in the next two
their aim was less accurate and they de-
Tended their goal poorly. thus allowing
Myopia to get lead.
Goodwin OF New Haven did some pretty
work at the outset but the riding off OF
Amery OF Myopia was a feature of the
game, as he blocked his man at critical
periods in splendid form.
In the second period Tweed OF Myopia
got on the ball at the opening and by
pretty cuts sent Il down 10 goal, where
Mr.. Amery sent II through by a clever
side stroke.
AT the beginning OF the third period
Tweed got a clear field and under a fast
ride landed a goal. Fast playing followed.
both sides doing good defence work.
Keeney finally got a chance at the ball
and took II In very cleverly. sending New
Haven stock up a bit. Tweed then took
the ball 20 goal for Myopia.
New Haven four made a determined
stand 10 win in the final period. In quick
succession Dixon and Goodwin guided the
ball TO goals and then followed a most
exciting finish.
The bell sounded with New Haven maxi
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
SEVERAL YACHTS
WITH FLEET

The yachtsmen OF the combined fleet OF
the Edgewood and Washington Park
Yacht Clubs successfully weathered the
southeaster Sunday night in WEXFORD
Cove.
Several boats Joined the feet yesterday
morning and among them being the yawl
Planska and cat Sea Fox OF the Wash
ington Park Yacht and owned by H. A.
Slocum and w. Smith. respectively. and
the sloop Mike. owned by Richmond
Fales.
party from the flagship had break
fast at the Wexford House yesterday
morning as guests OF Mr.. II Fulford of
the Edgewood Yacht Club. At 1:S Com
modore Baibbitt. after consulting Fleet
Captain Whitford, issued orders postpon-
ing the run 10 Dutch Island, as 1t was
blowing hard and a heavy sea was run
ming outside.
The run today was to Newport and a
sail around the southern end OF Conanicut
Island rounding Beaver Ttail.
The ISydle. j. H. Cation, sailed over 10
Dutch Island in the afternoon and re-
turned late in the evening. Cation re-
ported a heavy swell outside and very
hazy. He also stated that the Scatt,
Bother and Shadow reached Dutch Island
harbor safely.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31

After many defeats this season and
beaten many lengths in her previous race.
Consistent had the speed of a deer in the
Glen Cove Handicap at the Brighton
Beach track yesterday. She led such fast
sprinters as 1nquisitor and Kings Daugh-
ter a merry clip from start 10 finish, and
beat both easily by three lengths.
Her name Is a misnomer. for this was
another OF the reversals OF form which
have marked the racing at the track by
the sea during the past two weeks.
Consistent was beaten out for third
place in her last race by Watergrass a
plug that has not won a race this year,
although she has been entered among
some OF the poorest horses in training.
Somebody semed 10 know that Consist
ent would show her best speed, for che
was backed from 10 10 / down 10 70 !.
And this is the face OF her recent poor
race.
She Is owned by T. l. Watt. a resident
OF Harlem. who races horses for pleas
ure and not for money they may win
Nevertheless, despite their owners great
desire to have hts horses win at ali times.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
CONSISTENT WON GLEN
COVE STAKE IN CAL[OP

Watts horses show most erratic form. .
and usually finish in front when big odds
are offered against them.
Angler won his sixth race OF the sea-
son and his fifth consecutive one, by beat
ing Corrigan and Coy Maid in tho mile
and a quarter handicap. He made the
winner Of the Test Handicap (Coy Maid)
look cheap. The latter ran we'll FOR a mile.
but the pace and the weight she carried,
particularly the latter, brought about her
defeat
For a mile Corrigan showed the way al
a good clip. Then Coy Maid and Angler
closed from the rear and the trio raced on
even terms for a furlong Angler alone
was able TO stand the great suprt. and he
drew clear in the stretch and won easily.
Angler is regarded by turfmen az the
most consistent horse in training. No dis
tance Is too long for him. and all kinds
OF tracks. hard and fast slow and heavy.
suit his fancy. for he has won over all OF
them as we'll as on the turf. He held a
reception in the paddock after his vic
tory, and a number OF noted horsemen
inspected him. He then and there was re-
christened and named Sure Money"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
RAFF[ES MAY
HAVE PLUCKEO
RICH WOMEN

IL Is now believed I'm Newport that the
articles reported missing after the vene-
tan fete last Saturday evening were
stolen by a male or female thief who
mingled with the fashiof'able women and
plucked them OF their expensive Jew
elled ornaments.
The loss OF such a large quantity OF
lewelry at single gathering has caused
great alarm among the fashionable and
wealthy cottagerH.
Many women known 90 possess Jewels
worth n fortune paid hurried visits 10
the safety deposit vaults at Newport yes.
terday: and n Is certain there will be no
such lavish display OF gems az ae,ni-
pubhc entertainment such as the Nene-
tlan fete again until public confidence Is
restored
One OF the gold chain purses lost con
tained large sum OF money Jewelled
ornaments OF all kinds. and whose value
can be estimated from the sise OF the
rewards offered for their return, are In.
cluded I'm the missing articles advertised
and II is stated that not ell the missing
Jewels have been advertised I'm the long
list posted at the Casino.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
YACHTS SAIL FOR
ROOSEVELT CUP

The tuning UP OF the American yacht
asplrants as defenders OF the Roosevelt
cup began yesterday at Marblehead In
earnest when 10 OF the 10 little boats
which have been entered for the trial
races next month met In the open
race of the Boston Yacht club. The
Sally VIII, owned by l.. c. Percival.
won in a stiff and squally southerly
wind. The only accident OF the day
was suffered by the Cod, owned by Or.
Morton Prince, while the balance Of
the field finished not many minutes
behind the winner
The yachts which participated in ad-
dition 10 the SAIL VIII in the order OF
their finishes were as follows: Man
chester. DR.. ]. L, Bremen, Windrim Kid,
F. G. Macomber; Lorelei, B. p. Cheney;
Hayseed III. II. l.. Bowden: Sumatra.
Francis Skinner: Skiddoo, II. NJ Sears;
Caramba, c. HW. Foster, and Ellen,
c. p. Curtis, Jr.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
YACHTS SAIL FOR
SHELTER ISLAND

The harbor OF New London presented
an animated appearance late yesterday
afternoon and last evening, when SS
craft OF the combined fleets OF the Rhode
Island. sachems Head and Hartford
Yacht clubs rode at anchor. rubbing
prows with a big squadron OF craft Of
the New York Yacht club. including
many large steam yachts and four ships
or the United States navy.
The weather was thick at the hour
scheduled for the start from stonington
In the morning. but gradually cleared,
and the is craft Of the Rhode Island fleet
got away nearly together. orders were
Issued from the Ethelsa for a go-as. you
please sail 70 the westward: According
ly everybody but the Ethelsa and the
plucky little sloop Sachem made quick
time into New London. Fred Thurber,
however, sailed the Sachem clear down
20 Cornfeld lightship, and there met the
saohems Head and Hartford fleets, and
returned with them.
The Connecticut yachtsmen began TO
arrive about the middle OF the afternoon.
z. stif southerly breeze sending them
along az speed equal 70 the power
craft. The sechem's Head feet number
90 ~ Including two power boats. while
there were four sail and one power boats
The big sloop Gamerock was the first
OF the Sachem's Head club 10 anchor, the
launch Cock Robin getting in about the
flagship OF Commodore c. A. Goodwin
Of the Hartford club. dropped her hooks
slonystde the Ethelsa. The handsome
sloop Eotoe, flagship OF Commodore r. H.
Mitchell. OF the Sachems Head organiza-
ton, was not far behind
Among the other arrivals during the
yard In the Daffodil. which was DELAYED
on Sunday through the parting OF a stay.
and hear-Commodore Todd In his power
poat, the Roberta, which has been cruis-
ing In New York waters.
The first OF the Rhode Island fleet TO
arrive was the Flint boat, Wanderer w
which made the run In fine shape, max
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31

In the third heat. Capt. Bacon fur
nished surprise by giving Ann Direct
the stiffest kind of an argument through
the stretch, McHenry winning out by
only the scantest OF noses
While there was no pool selling at the
track tent had been erected directly
outside the eastern city limits and con-
siderable speculation was INDUCED IN yes
terday morning. Ann Direct was favorite
at $50. Kenneth Mac bringing $40, Silver
Band $50. Czarina Dawson $40, Brilliant
Girl $40 and the field $50.
The 2:0s pace found Eudora the favor
lite among the talent on account Of her
victory at Windsor. ont, last week hut
she was defeated by the local PAGER Hal
C. who won the first and third heats I'm
close finishes. tho second heat going to
Black Pet. a costly break In the second
heat causing the latter 10 be distanced
in the final mile.
Mainsheet won the first two heats OF
the 2:0s trot quite handlly. but in the
third and final he was outtrotted I'm the
stretch by Geers with Turley.
Ten PAGERS scored I'm the 2.10 pace In
the morning pools Hazel Banks brought
s25, Carrina sl2 and the field SIS There
was nothing TO IL but Rudy Kip. I'm Tom
Murphy's stable, although the little PAGER
was obliged 10 put up n driving finish
every heat. winning the first mile IN
2:05A A heavy rain Sunday made the
track rather soft early In the afternoon
yesterday
2.0S class, pacing; purse 5000
Hal C, ch. g., by Hal Dillard
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ing almost Is miles in the excellent time
OF 2l9 hours.
by B. w. Comstock OF Providence. was
in l2 minutes later. and she was closely
followed by A. S. Kielley's Millie, the
star OF Sundays run.
The combined fleets went across the
sound 10 Shelter Island today
The yachts will race as clubs. that is,
the Rhode Island. Sachem's Head and
Hartford clubs against one another
Four yachts will be picked from each
club to form the teams, and time allow
ances will be computed on over all meas
urements. The following craft will be
picked 10 represent the Rhode Island
Yacht club: Flint brothers Wanderer
Nv. y. w. Comstock's Sigma III, Col. s.
NJ. Nicholson's Ishkoodah which Joined
the feet In New London late In the af-
ternoon. and Russell Grinnelrs Bambino
which will arrive In the morning I'm time
for the race. The contest started at 9
O'Clock The club getting the highest av-
erage will be the victor.
The other craft will make the run as
they please. and everybody will stay at
Shelter Island today and tonight. Races
will be held al Gardeners bay today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-31
.PELL AND
JONES MEET

Twenty-eight OF the tennis players
who participated in the Longwood
tournament have been invited TO the
annual tournament OF the Nahant club.
and play began this forenoon in the
singles event, drawings for which were
made last evening. The doubles will
be started on Wednesday. and Il is eN-
pected that there will be plenty of
sport throughout the week
The drawings for the singles are as
follows:
FIRST ROUND.
g. r. Warren va. I. G. Wright, W. ].
Clothier VS.. J. s. lowering n. Hooker
VS.. r. G. Seaver. j. Tilden vs. ~ w
Niles. R. Leroy VS.. w. A. Larned. r. J.
Sulloway vs. r. Motley. Jr., H. j. Holt
va. G. X. Watson. Jr., Il. j. Leonard We
+. ID. Dewhurst, n. +. Hallowell vs.. J.
Atkinson. II. 8. Lowering VS. A. 8 Dab
ney, A. c. Winslow VS. A. Goldman, r.
r. Peil VS. J. n. L. Jones.
SECOND ROUND.
n. w. Cabot We. w. s. Wavland, II. G.
Collision VS.. X. " Behr.