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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-22
ZION.

A few changes will be made IN our
village during this month and in
March Harry Jackson moves to the
Gathers property at Blake. this week:
Curtis Irwin will occupy the house
vacated by Mr.. Johnson: Mr.. Lynch.
OF Theodore. has rented the mansion
house on the Rutherford farm: Mr..
John Bair will farm Carlton Kimble's
farm near Colora.
Mrs. John Bair received word on
Wednesday OF the suddcnt death oi her
father, Mr.. Samuel Dowland. OF Syl-
mar. This is twice death has entered
their home within week. Mr.. Jacob
Bair. father 81 Mr.. John Bair. was
buried on last Friday
Miss Annie Mcarns entertained a
few friends at tea Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevin Mccoy enter
tanned number OF guests at dinner
on Saturday.
The Harvester Mission Band have
elected the following officers for the
coming year President. Mrs. Chas.
Wiler; v:cc-president. Miss Rather
inc Rutherford: secretary, Miss Edna
McVcy. assistant. Miss Lucy Cariart:
treasurer. Miss Kathleen Fassitt.
Misses Isabel and Lucy Carhart en-
tertaincd the Mandolin Club and few
friends at tea Saturday evening. The
table decorations were hearts and red
carnations, On being invited out to
the dining room each guest was told
they might find their place which was
dnrc by the aid 81 menu cards upon
which was clcvcrly skctchcd the in
strumcni each one played The menu
was given in songs. two steps and
marches. aud after some guessing was
finally ciphercd out. Each guest was
presented with gldcd walnut which
they were asked to open, and found
within verse appropriate 10 St Val
cutne and on reading them aloud
caused much mcrrimcnt. according To
the fitness Just before rising from
tho table each pulled n red ribbon,
which extended from their place to the
center ~ the table. drawing a red
| heart souvenir filled with chocolate
! minis. The evening was spent with
music by the Club and guests.
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RISING SUN.

Miss Laura X. Worral. oi Kcnnctr
Square. was guest at the home ot
Mr. II Linn Worthington this week
Mr. Frank r Cherry ana son, vii.
liam, spent n portion OF the week with
MIR Robert Cherry and family in Ger
m1ntown.
Miss Bessie Wright, OF Pcrryville
visited Miss Louise Wagner this week
The Social Sewing Circle" was de
liphtiully entertained last Saturday
afternoon by Mrs John NJ. Stcrreit
The time was not entirely spent in
sewing. hut various games were play
ed and Miss Adelnc Smith read 4
selection An unusually large crowd
was present. a great many being in
'vitcd guests
Mr. and Mrs Henry Wells, OF New
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BAY VIEW.

Mr.. Vim. Churchman. of Easton,
Pa. visited his brother. John a.
Churchman last week.
Mr.. Hugh Turner lost valuable
pair of gloves January ~. The finder
will receive a liberal reward.
II is with regret We announce that
Mr. Howard Sloan will soon leave
Gilpin's Falls Mills for a position in
New York, in the largest -four mill in
the United States.
Mrs. Scott benjamin was the guest
OF Mrs. 4. +. Lecdom OF North Eas,
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Jerry BENJAMIN. OF Wilmington
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs K. J. Reed was in Philadelphia
Tuesday OF last week
Mrs. c. NJ. Janncy will occupy the
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PERRYViLLE

! MIR and Mrs. Harold McCommons
/ and daughter, Elva. were the guests
81 friends in Philadelphia last week
Mrs Edward llarman and Master
Sterling Torbct aud Mrs Harry White
spent Friday last III Baltimore
MIR and Mrs. Harry McMullcn and
daughter. oi Wilmington. visited MIR.
| and Mrs George Rut,cr and family
, last week
The Ladies Nrt Circle met q, the
home OF Mrs. Charles kccsoy on Wed
ncSday afternoon,
Mir Wallace Owens spent lcW dag,
IN Columbia the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Crawford and
daughter Nda. Miss MARY pcep'c, and
Mr. and Mrs. { T.. Ru;ltlgc were
among those who attended the Train
men, Banquet in Philadelphia ON Tues
day evening.
Mrs Emery +. Ward and littlc Miss
/ IIlda Bnuldcn spent part ui the week
with relatives in Baltimore.
| Mr. l.. ". owen. commonly known
rs the Western cyclone. Joined the
Daughters 81 Liberty. RivcrNicw Coun-
ell. No. 20 ~ TIL. place On Friday
/ night oi last week. - an honorary
member.
Mr.. George 4. Knight. 81 Bal,i-
MORE visited his sister. Mr.. Benjamin
J. II"ruhurgcr last week
Mrs VIM Scott has returned home
after pleasant visit with her dangh
ter. IN Brchm, Pa.
( Mrs, Susan Gardner Ia, been quite
III the past week.
Miss SUSIE Gillespie wa, Balt-
more visitor nu "Wednesday.
! Mr. ]. ". Cochran met with mar
row escape last week by falling down
stairs. but is used up pretty badly.
MIR Elem Layton. ct Wilmington.
) visited Ia, wic who has been taking
I quite visit with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs N,bury Burke On Sunday
last
! Mr. John Gardner. oi Philadelphia.
aud Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gardner
and family, oi Richmond. Va. visited
Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Gardner this
! week
Mr.. Philip Turhrrl and Mr.. Henry
! Tnrbcrt. 81 Delaware City, have been
! visiting Their sister, Mr., Edward
: harmon the past week
Mrs, James Hanna and SON. 81 vii
minpton. visited Mr.. and Mrs NJ. T..
| Cole during the past week
Mis-, Rhnda Wilson. al North East.
! spent Sunday last with her brother.
Mr.. W. \. Wilson and family
Mis-, Helen Bcncc. al near Colora,
| ha, been the guest "i Miss Elsie Pat
| tcr>nu the past week.
Mr. Elmer Pierce al Philadelphia,
la, been spending some days with AIR.
! and Mrs Ncrdiuc T.. Owens.
Miss Lcvada Jackson. OF tlkton,
| visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, NJ
bert Jackson this week,
Miss Lulu Broom. 81 Columbia, IS
visiting friends III town,
Or Frank Hall and Mr. Gardner
Hail. 81 Baltimore, visited their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs Robert Gard
ter. thi, week
MI, David lIoiIcckcr visited rcla
,i,c- in Columbia thi, week.
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Where a Multitude of Sins are Covered

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previous paintings. and wear, iur 10
to * years. because the l.. * NJ. is
pure linsced oil hindcr-purc oxide al
zinc pure white lead. aud YOU help To
make the paint by mixing three quart,
OF linsccd oil with each gallon 81 paint
Its done in ; minutes. Makes cost only
100 per gallon.
X. y. Frazer. Elktnu.
". Z. Cummings. Port Deposit
J. a. Rooney. North East.
l.. & NJ. Paint \grmt>
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Simcoe Mansion which she recently
purchased.
The sale Of the real estate and per-
sonal property u the late ] Taylor
Janney will be next Tuesday. the 1sths'
at II m.
The raccoun captured by the cleo
tricians on Ground-Hog Day. has
been installed mascot oil the Power
house.
Bay View Band win hold an oyster
supper Friday night. February az
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Cloth oil Wool and Paint al Paint

Is cheaper than shoddy cloth or ,hoddy
paint The l.. & NJ. j. Zinc Meta
made into Oxide Of Zinc combined
with White Lead. and then made into
paint with pure Linsccd Oil in thous-
and gallon grind;ugs and mixings
Wears long: actual cost only SIX pei
gallon,
X. y, Frazer Elkton. 100,
w +. Cummings. Por, Deposit
J. \. Rooney. North East
l.. & NJ Paint agents
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100

brillaba TN buen fuego, Y nos hizo sentar d
SUI lado en- I'm confdente cerca de la Chi
menea.
-Ahora tengo mis- manos libres, Ricardo,
continue NJ. Jarudyce-estrechalas. Una pa
labra del corazon vale mas que I'm d~iscurso.
Me allegro infinite de verte. Acercate al
fuego.
Ricardo lie estrech6 la mano con una mez-
ella 1nstintiva de respeto y franqueza Y sin
anadir mas que estas p~alabras, pero con tanto
entusiasmo que tuve miedo de yer huir q M.
J~arudyce.
-Sois muy bueno, senor, y os estamos
muy agTadecidos.
Yquitandose Ell sombrero y la capa Sc sent6
cerca del fuego.
-lEstais c~ontento de vuestro viaje2 1Que
os ha parecido mistres Jellyby3-pregunt6 M.
Jarudyce volviendose hacia Eva.
Aproveche esta OCCASION para examinarle
despaclo mientras escuchaba la respuesta de
Eva.
Tenia Ell rostro bondadoso Y bello Y cabe-
los canos, y me parecio que tendria de Gin
cuenta a sesenta amos pero era robusto, airoso
y de s1mpatico aspecto. FL sonido de su voz
hab1a despertado al principle en- mi alma
una vaga idea que no podfa deinir, pero su
m1rada LENA de bonnad Y cierta es ponta-
ne1dad en- sus ademanes me Tecordaban aqueI
caballero que encontre en- la diligencia el dia
memorable en- que seis amos antes habia par
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-09

FL estilo, he ahf la gran preocupa-
cion actual: que toda la to,kette, hasta
en- sus memories detalles, responda 4
I'm estilo pero y 1nico.
Los vestidos de noche son, en- este
sentido, caracterfsticos. Sc vuelve
con Juror 4 los trajes drapeados, 4 las
peplas artfsticas y a las graciosas til
nicas sobre faldas lisas.
Los adornos SON menos profusos,
como convene al deseo de hacer re-
saltar la linea sencilla.
Ell crespon de China es, entire todos
los tejidos. Ell que nejor Sc presto 4
las combinaciones actuales. Este te-
jido tiene I'm pequeno inconvenience,
y es Ell de que tiene que ser de her
mosa calidad para que Sc former ma
tural y ACCOMPLISHMENTS suS pliegues.
Despues de ha Der velado los ros-
tros femeninos con tules que tenlan
insertos, enormes l~unares, complica-
dos arabescos y embrolladas redeci
las, Sc lorna al tut liso muy hno. al
tuL cabelIo.
Las ~elegantes adecuan exactamen-
tie ell velillo de tut cabello al matiz
del sombrero, y va no quieren otros.
ICuanto tempo seran con 81 cons
tante2
Fzscondesa B. dc NentIke.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-09
La reVOluci6n del PERU
DETALLES DEL COMBATE DE
CERRO DE PASCO
Recommendation de fuerzas en-
HuanucO

Como Sc ha dicho que ha termi-
nado la revolucion en- ell Peru, repro
ducimos en- seguida parte de una car
ia de Lima, fecha 70 del pasado:
"Quedan todavfa en- campafa con
ira Ell actual regimen: ell doctor Au-
gusto Durand, Jefe principal del mo-
vimiento, quien Sc halla en- Huanuco,
lugar en- Ell que cuenta o gran MI
nero de amigos, varias haciendas de
81 propiedad, y, seguramente, con
armamento belico, puesto que mu
chas veces Sc les ha denunciado en-
csc sentido Y hasta la fecha nadie ha
degrade descubrir ell lugar donde
oculta los temidos rifles, a causa de
que la ~situacion de sus dominios n
es Ia mas accessible para todos los
mortales, por hallarse en- plena mon :
tana.
Queda al frente de genie armada
en- Ell departamento de Jun1n 81 pc
pular hacendado don Julio Cesar de
Castaneda, Ell cual. hasta la fecha,
que sepamos. nc ha sido batido por
las tropas del Gobierno, que ignoran
81 rumbo que. con su montonera. ha
tornado.
Oueda Ell conocido guerrillero, coro-
mel Mateo Vera, que auda por las al
turas de la cordillera dando guerra 4
los destacamentos que, cuando menos
10 esperan, son victimas de sus fue-
Cos. Como va Sc ha dicho, hace po-
cos diaS. Sc p~resento en- Casapalca
con SO hombreS, y no tuvo enbarazo
para bajsr al pueblo y echar unas CO.
pas;
Oueda, en- la provincial de Ayma-
Taes, la m%ontonera que maudan los
c6lebres cabecillas Nino de Guzman;
Queda la moutonera que comanda
en- Cotabanbas Ell c~oronel Jose del
Carmen Gonzalez;
Ouedan, en- diversas provincias del
Cuzco, las fuerzas revoluciouarias
que mandan los senores Carvajal,
Fagaza. Tresierra, Lunas. Caceres.
C~astaneda, etc.
Ouedan las montoneras levantadas
en- Cajamarca Y ell departamento de
Amazonas, Y las cue Ell Gobierno de
be ~conocer, pero que Sc hacen presen-
tar, para hacerles perder importan
cia, como partidas de bandoleros.
que por todas parties Sc presentan Y
en ninguna % batidos a pesar de
TODD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-09
Cr0nica de Ia moda
PARIS

Paris esta repleto de forasteros; dI-
gan 10 que quieran. es nuestra bella
capital como Una luciernaga miste-
ROSA, que atrae; como imam. que alb
SCRIBE voluntades; como hipnot1smo,
que impone sus deseos.
Ell sexo femenino que brilla y luce
en- todas las naciones no puede pres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-09

cindir de hacer de vez en- cuando sus
escapadas al suggestive Paris, y en- 81
adquirir admiration y celos en- las
grandes hestas.
Las muieres modestas que no pue-
den permitirse esos lujos sueflan con
ellos, Y entire las ilusioneo irrealiza-
bles que acarician en- u cabecitas
lgura cast siempre en- primer termi-
no Ell ger Parts y comprar en- 81 alguna
Toilette y satisfacer tai cual capricho.
Ell res ultado 10 podemos apreciar
constantemente por la gran cantidad
de e~xtranjeras que pasan por nuestros
b%ulevares siempre, pero preferente
desde que comienza Ell mes de Abril
hasta que termina Julio.
Estamos, pues, actualmente en- los
csc que es mas crecido Ell numero
de damas que nos honran con su
presencia. Los concentrates 10 sa-
ben habiles siempre, refuerzan la
attraction de sus escaparates para que
cautiven mas y mejor 4 las femeninas
v~isitantes.
arts y SuS CONTIGUOUS eSIan, pueS
ahora verdaderamente enloquecedo-
res.
La moda AGA ba de entronizar TN
nuevo color: ell azul pavo real, que es
muy pareci6o al de amos atras Sc la
maba aZul geudarme,
Els I'm azul verbose, I'm tono medic
y suave, que tiene ell privilegio de
sentar bien en- CAST todos los tipos.
Dicho color resulta prec1oso en- los
traies de So sire confeccionados con
tussor 6 con shantug.
Las ruches de tul obtienen gran
success, y justo es confesar que mere
Cidamente, pues favorecen mucho las
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Sc ia levantado tina gruesa parti-
ia de guerrilleros por ell lado de
Ticlio; y otras aparecen por distintos
puntos de la Inca ferroviaria de la
Oroya. cumpliendo acknowledgements,
IN plan estrategico propio de la que
IRA guerreada.
De esta manera, las fuerzss de Il
nea, por diciplinadas que sean, ter
minen por desmoralizarse ante su i'm
potencia contra guerr illeros que no
les dan reposo, que va estan en- In
punto. va aparecen por otro, que caen
por sorpresa sobre elias cuando las
sEponen a mucha distancis etc.
Con este sistema de guerra, Sc lie
va Ell diablo toda la estrategia fran
cesa, y los resultados Sc ven 4 POGO
andar.
Tn testigo presencial del esmbate &c
C<yr0 de Posc0, entire las fuerzas del
DR.. Durand y las del Gobierno, reie-
re que tai accion de armas Sc libro
en- condolences muy desfavorables
para los insurrectos, los c%uales, 4
corta distancia y q pecho descubierto,
sobre las tropas que Sc ha-
1laban perfectamente parapetadas,
disparando una verdadera lluvia de
balas. Ell DR.. Durand animaba 4 su
genie, hasta los 1ltimos momentos
en- que, agotadas las municiones y sin
mas recurso, resolvio la retirada.
Todos en- Cerro de Pasco, han
estado de acuerdo en- y ad-
mirar ell atrevido empuje de los re-
volucionarios, especialmente Ell arrojo
del Tenicnte Por6rio Diaz, quien
lego & i~nternarse en- las GALES de la
poblacion, donde fue muerto, reci-
biendo dos balazoS e. la cabeza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-09
TRIBUNAL SUPREME De PUERTO RICO
OFIcINA DEL SECRETARIo

Por la presente Sc informa al publ
GO en- general que los PROGRAMS para la
admission de %aspirantes al ~ejercicio de
su ABOGAOIA ante los Tribnnales
Inulares, no Sc distribuyen en- esta
Ofcina, debiendo dirigirse TODD ell que
interese alg1n ejemplar de ellos, & la
Liberia del BoLETIN MERoANTIL,
que ha tornado 4 su cargo la publica-
ci0n y venta de los mismos.
San Juan Puerto Rico, % de Julio de 1907.
II. II. Castro,
Sodetaio del Tribunal Supremo.
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LA CASA LUGUBRE

-lEs ell CAIRO de M. Jarudyce7-pregunt6
Ricardo al cochero.
s., senior.
Abrlmos las c~artas, y a streS eran copias
exactas Y decian 10 slguiente:
"Deseando evitar toda clase de cumpli-
dos en- nuestra primera entr evistas V hacerla
tan agradable como sea possible. tie propongo,
Querida hiJa mia. que me consideres como un-
amigo antique Y consideres 10 pasado como un
sueno. divide y amistad.
TIE espera y tie anna
~/ohn IayWdyce."
Habia creido hasta entonces que me seria
impossible manifestar bastante mi gratitud d
mi bic nhechor, al unico apovo que habia en-
contado en- Ia terra. Y siempre me habia pare.
cldo que mi gratitud estabamuy profundamen-
te sepultada en- mi corazon para que saliera
al rostro y a los labios. Asi pues, me pre-
guntaba e%ntonces como podria yer aquel hom-
bre generoso sin darle las gracias por los
benehcios dc que me habia colmado.
La laconica carta de M. Jarudyce desper-
taba en- Eva y CT Ricardo una vaga memoria
cuyo origen no Tecordaban, pero no sabian la
antlpatia que 1e excitaban las demostraciones
Gle gratltud que le atTafan sus bondades, anti
patla que le hacia TecuTrir d los medios mas
extranos para evitar toda expression de agra
dec1miento. Eva Sc acoTdaba dc haber os!o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-09
MAS OBRAS REC|B|OAS
EN- Ell BOLETIN

Vademecum del Veterinario v
del Ganadero, por M. Arch
MEGA. $I6o con franqueo
Soledades, Galerias, otros poe
mas, por Antonio Machado.
Pityusa, novela, por !. NJ. LA :
mas.
La Ruina del Mundo Antique
por E. Lowell.
Ibsen y su obra. por Clemencia
Jacquinet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-09

golas- boas de tul; las preferidas son
de tul blanco, cenidss en- ell centric
por cintas de terciopelo de color.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-08
CUE ARTIST BEATEN
Ingoldsby, by Splendid Pool Playing, Wins from Yale
 Champion.
BEST GAME OF TOURNEY
At Kingsbury's Parlors-Trudo Leads for Championship, Having Yet to
 Lose Game.

In the pool tournament for the cham pisnship of the city which is being held at Kingsbury's, Jack Ingodsby by grand pool playing succeeded in defeating Harry Hahn, the Yale col lege champion. It was without doubt the best game of the tournament ur to date.
 In the early part of the game Hahn had lead of 40 balls, but Ingoldsby's spectacular playing soon overcame Hahm's lead.
 It was game played strictly on its merits; too much praise cannot be giv. en either player. It was a heartbreak. ing game for Hahn to lose but he took his defeat good naturedly. Last night, game ties Ingoldsby and Kennedy fol second place, and Hahn and Padmort for third honors. Referee. B. Kings bury. Scorer. Milo Couger.
 The score; Ingoldsby-1, 1, 5, 0, 10, 8. 15, 14, 12 10, 0, II, :, s--loo.
 Hahm-l4. 14, | Is, 5, '. 0. 1, 3. 5 15, 1, l. 0--9i.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-08
THE NEW BREECHEs BUOY.
It Is Fitted With Signal Nights a
 Can Be Used Night and Day.

After having been in use ion over century without improvement change, the brooches buoy used organized life saving crews has be improved by device that has j1 been adopted by the United StaI Life Saving Service. The main diffic| ty with the brooches buoy as here| fore constructed has been that at nid when it left the shore no one kn| definitely where it was, whether had reached the wrecked ship or Il or whether any one had got in unl| the mariners had lights on the vessd
 John w. Dalton of Gloucesd known to mariners all along the MI sachusetts coast, is the inventor of devices. The improvement in quest| comprises, speaking in general teri small case mounted on an inflal rubber cushion and surrounded four small hollow posts which are fixed to the rubber cushion buoy d on top to square steel spreader.
 In the case is a storage battery Il operates a set of lamps. One light green one, shows toward the sh wreck when the device is started to the vessel; the other light, VII one. shows down through the rubl cushion into the brooches, enabling shipwrecked people to see how to into the apparatus. Another WI light shows toward the shore until | brooches buoy is occupied, when it tomatically turns to a bright red, ing back to white again when
 passenger is landed.
 Under the old system when brooches buoy was sent out to wrl 1t was often hauled back to the sh by the life-savers before 1t had red ed its destination. Now the posit of the brooches buoy will alwaysl known to those on shore and on wreck. The green light moving ward the vessel mutely tells the sll wrecked passengers that help Is hand and encourages them to hold until the buoy reaches them. AS s as one of the imperilled mariners { into the brooches the red. light sigi to those on land to haul the passer ashore.
 The rubber cushion prevents theH cupant below from being injured the block striking him while be dragged through the surf. Mum of persons have been severely init while being saved from a wreck by big iron traveller block as the ve lurched back and forth.-Scien American
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-08
THREE SIX DAY RACES.
Grinds to Be Held In Baltimore, Kan
 sas City and Boston.

And now Baltimore Is candidate for six-day honors. If the plans of certain prompters are realized the Monumental City's grind Will take place during the first week In March The men who are interested in the management hope to secure Balti- more's new armory for the races.
 Kansas City is to have another six day race in April, at Convention hall This event, like the six-day race held last month. Is to be managed by Jack Prince. who is credited with the state ment that Kansas City is one of the best sporting towns in the country and the best for bicycle racing. The coming race will be three hours night for six nights, and MT. Prince expects to have some twenty cracks on the track. including all the men who competed in the race recently finished.
 These latter riders are now Tn the east, where they will take part in the four hours day six day race sched- uled for Boston. February f7 to 2G.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-08
HEAVY CRICKET BATTING.

The return match between the Marylebone Cricket club eleven, visit Ing Australia, and the Tasmania elev- en on January 2 in draw The match was limited to three days and rain prevented a finish when Maryle- bone had scored 455 against 113 and BIT for eight wickets. For Maryle- bone Rhodes scored 119. and Hard staff 10s. their partnership yielding 210 runs.
 In match between Victoria and New South Wales at Sydney. Victoria, at close of plan on January 2S, had made 402 runs in the first innings, Armstrong contributing 110 New South Wales had scored 461 in their first innings. of which Sydney Gregory scored POI and Noble f76, the part nership yielding 915, which is a fourth wicket record.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-08
WILL NOT DlSBAND
Only Two of N. H. H. $. Bas- ketball Players Down in
 Their Studies.
CAN PLAY IN A WEEK
Meriden Cancels To-day's Game With New Haven-Locals Play Next
 With Alumni.

The rumor that the New Haven high, school basketball team will bel broken up is entirely unfounded. Two of the members of the team have been barred from playing on account of low standing, but they will be back in the lineup probably in time for their next game.
 The high school five which during the past few weeks has been playing s great game was scheduled to play Meriden tonight, but Meriden is uni able to get place to play and tho contest. had to be, cancelled The local teams next game is with the high school alumni next Saturday. Captain Dustin and Alderman, who have been barred until they pull up theiI school standing, will probably be abld to play by then. One week from Wednesday the high school five will play Waterbury. This latter team hal beaten Middletown and the contesI ought to be close and interesting -one. New Haven fell to defeat at thu hands. of Middletown in Middletown' but easily defeated that team in thi| city. Since those games the local ag| ~gregation has been considerabl] strengthened, and the Elm City fv| ought to defeat the Brass City quintet
 Saxe and Connolly are up in thei| studies ard can play. The lineup d the N. H.. H. s. five in the alumni game will probably be: Forward Frankel and Saxe; center, Capital Dustin; guards, Alderman and Connel ly. Substitutes Fraser and Stockwel|