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New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
ON CRICKET CREASRS
STATEN ISLAND BEATps
Kings County Wins By Nam.
Margin of II Runs

Two important games in the championsb,-
Of the Metropolitan District Cricket Isazr. ns
decided yesterday. and the results NAV hav. n
cradle bearing on the ultimate position OF tb..-
In the race for the pennant- 80
The return engagement between Kirv- r.
and Staten Island at Prospect Park res1Itsd s'7 -7
the case OF their first matcn in A victory fo- =, =
County. 1t was hard fought game. bovvsy.- N's
furnished an exciting finish to big crowd - - q
tators
Kings County batted first and ran up 4ta
six men reaching double figures. Top sco-.
made by T. Gautier. who hit out IN spirifAd -
for 23 ]. P. Stuart came next with % u,n'
Hoskings and A. B Lewis scored a dozen -,
and P. s. Marks and II. c. Smart each eo,,-"'
ed II.
Staten Island began poorly. two Vickstx f,up
cheap1y. but afterward J. r. Gordon and q e $
Griffith played well that a victory seemed r.
bic. With Gordon out for 80 and Griffith dfsr,s-.
for 81 the end in sight and the total evsr.n.r'
reached was 105, just IA short OF the Kings Co..
score The bowling figures were c. H Clark
for 81 ]. H Gordon. for A. A. Hoskinzs a :.
81: p S. Marks 2 for 81
The score follows:
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MERRIMAN HOLDS TITLE
YALE GOLFER SCORES.
Jackson Badly Beaten for the Con-
necticut Cham pionship.

,-s.- of Vale easily retained his tits
by defeating r L Jackson CT Williams IN tne nn
round Of the annual tournament OF tne beseue VA
Connectict Golf Clubs the links OF the Green
1-icb Country Club yesterday. MeTrinan won by
II IN and 10 10 play. r H. Hovey, Of Hartford
v-cn the championship beaten eight cup defeating
Vt A Jackson, Of Arswana, by up
All the final round matches consisted Of thirty
ky holes and of course chief interest centred IN
-e meeting Of Nerrin1an and Jackson for the title
The former who represents the Waterbury Golf
Club is also captain Of the Yale team While jack
son belongs 10 the Aravan7 Gclf Ciuh. or Mloole-
town Al the outset nothing happened worthy OF
mention till Merrin1an hit tree on his drive from
the second tee After playing out with an iron he
again used wood but fell short Of the green and
failed 20 get better than = jackson won the mole
IN 6.
The next two holes were halved in good figures
.,d then the Yale man squared accounts with a
~ the fifth hole getting down long put Neither
man PLAYED the sixth hole satisfactorily. but Jack
son killed his chances by getting into difficulties on
his approach so that his opponent won in to 8.
Now I'd Merrirnan promptly won the next, but
he threw away the eighth by rnisjudging his ap-
proach the ball lodging in The brook
A wild pull from the nntn tee landed Jacksons
bali far over on the first falrway. but he pitches
hack cleyerlv the only 70 lose the hole oy
missing a short put. Merrrnan got after Sic
ing his drive This made The Yale man up at
the turn the card reading - TO - in his favor.
Thus far the going had not been Of championship
ozlibre but Merriman soon settled down 10 some
thing like his true form Seven OF the home~arn
holes rere won by the champion in par hgures
and the best his opponent could do was TO naive
the fifteenth and eighteenth Jacksons mistakes
consisted OF wild driving and ragged putting. and
es the other playing faultlessy, every error OF
the Williams man proved costly. Anyhow, this
left Ne-rirnan in the comfortable position OF up
at the end OF the morning round The caros reao
e to e in ris favor.
After luncheon Nerrirnan maintained the same
fast pace while Jackson also improved After
three halved holes title holder won the fourth
becoming 10 up. jackson then prolonged the agony
bv winning the fifth in fine s. q stroke under
nar b,,t Me--irasn won the seventh and eighth.
which made him winner. They played the ninth
up to the clubhouse. Merriman winning in TO =
SO that the outward journey read 50 TO Il IN MS
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
GOLF RECORD AT DEAL.
Stanley Wino Handicap 7oith
CAPITAL Round for Links.

J. F. Stanley. jr.. won the Glass A handicap at
the Deal Golf and Country Club yesterday. and in
cidentaly equaed the amateur record for the links
with capital round Of rs.
In the Glass handicap William Ottnan led with
10s-30-74- Three first round matches were also
played for the July Cup j H Haggerty beating
H E O'Reilly up and l 70 play, H r Sergeant
defeating Frederick Gerken l up and ". Ottman
beating +. E. Marshall up and l to play
The handicap scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
PELL AND GRANT WIN A TITLE.
Capture Southern Lawn Tennis Honors In
Doubles and Pave Way to National Tourney
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Atlanta. July 10-Theodors r. Pell and Wylie C.
Grant won the Southern doubles championship to-
dav on the courts of the Atlanta Athletic Club
This gives them the right play in the contests
for the national championship. 70 be held next
month at the Onwentsa Country Club, Chicago.
against the Eastern and Western champions Pell
and Grant the New Workers. holders Of the indoor
national title defeated the Doyle brothers. OF
Philadelphia in the final. 3-6 64. 50. 2-6. -
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moUsTIoUE WINS AT oEDARHURsT

Cedarhurst, Long Island. July 1O.-Ten of the new
one design boats of the Cedarhurst Yacht Club
smiled spirited contest off Lawrence Beach to-
dav. The craft covered and a half mile
course in East Rockaway Inlet in exceptionally
fast time The winner was the Moustique, the
property of Alfred l. Norris. The boats raced in
. fresh southeasterly breeze that kicked up a
nasty sea and gave the craft many good knock
down
The summary follows:
stOoPs-oNE DESIGN CLASS COURSE IN MILES
-AT11r
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uAckENsAcK GOLF CLUB.

In the semi-fnal for the club championship at
the Hackensack Golf Club yesterday, J. p. Sage
beat c. Eypper. 5 up and to play. and Thomas
Ward beat w. Mofitt, up.
II p ID Cowee was up on bogie and that
contest the next best scores being those OF H. w.
Sykes and A. Morell all square, with H W. Har-
rison and w h Watt 1 down.
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FOREST HILL FIELD CLUB.

T,,av-o4fs of ties for two cups and ball sweep
stakes kept the members of the Forest Hill Field
Club busy yesterday. an Class the winner
proved 10 be p c. Pulver with card of S4-l5-6s
while in the Glass play-on c. A Dickson won
with e3-21-72 The sweepstakes won by c. A
Woodruff who returned a Il net. assisted by a
fourteen stroke allowance.
E-oIlou,ing are the scores in the sweep.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
HANDICAP
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

The Fox Hills Gois Club course was crowded yes
terday in play for the trophy presented by Colonel
Hugh O'Donoghue. for which the lowest sixteen
net scores qualified The Class A winner was
Howard ] Gee. with S2-s-77. and in class 3 there
Tie between L. l. Hedges. l05-S0-75. and
Z. 5. C-onklin. IoI-ee-T5
La n-IAn1nopalle
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CLASS b HANDICAP.
uePER MoNrcLAIR COLE CLUB.

Bloomfield. n J.. July Io-A hail Sweepstakes was
tire attraction the links Of the Upper Montclair
Country Club this afternoon II was won by J T
Lyman. with net score Of s..
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
YouNTAKAH COUNTRY CLUB

Glass and b handicaps run off at the
Yountaksh Country Club yesterday. In the first
named division William Adams won. with ss-15-74
while the trophy went 10 r. L. Van TasseIl with
a IS net.
The best scores were follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
BALTUsRoL GOLF CLUB.

There was a big crowd on the course OF the
Baltusrol Golf Club yesterday F. R. Upton. IT..
won the sweepstakes with s1-s-TS and F. A.
Wright was second with s2-11-A
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

The Brooklyn club kept up its record IN IL
league series by scoring victory against Mama,
tan at Prospect Park After running Up lss rur
for FIVE Wickets. Brooklyn declared the inninn
closed Although the first three batsnlen us
losing side displayed good form and made the co..
test an equal one in the early stages the last ssv
men did poor service and the side was out for .
runs.
For Brooklyn J. L Poyer scored s. in good sta
A Brown made 36 not out. and scored from 3
terrific drive. r c. NJ Browne made a ht q
his not out innings OF - and A 5 Durrant CO...
tributed 13 c. A Worm captured three WicksH
for runs. H Rushton secured three for "a :
Poyer took two for IS and n Poyer two for
For Manhattan T J. Ridd was top scorer, win
10 The feature Of the Manhattan bowling was ths
fine work Of A Smedley who kept 4 good lsngt
and puzzled the batsmen sufficiently 70 a record
OF five wickets for % runs. all the wtcksts taks,
falling TO him
h.
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class A (hrst round)-J. H. Bell beat E A. Will
80, . and i: c. 1. Morean, bye =. S. MacLaugh-
IT, i've: H W Pratt beat NJ. F. Kerby. and :
y r. Delnoce, bye; Arthur Stiles, a bye; r. NJ
Class Class B-F. B; Smith beat E. S Young, and s.
ham heat C. w Wilder. and 4: A. G. Ritchle beat
H. Herrick. and 4; W. J; Faith, a bye; W. e
WsIdradt bye; P J. Rocker beat D. B. Mitchell
and 3. - WI. -. g. ,oo
boIes1: A B. Campbell. bye; l. G Goetting, jr.
a bye; e. K. Butler, a bye; Ralph Lane, bye;
q = burger q bye: A. P. O'Brien. a bye.
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CLASS 4.
Gross. Heap. Net
J ? Stanley. II
n..a
CLASS n
moNTcLAIR GOLF CLUB.

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Montclair. y !, July 1o.-A club handicap at
eighteen holes in classes A and B was the at-
traction on the Montclair Golf Club links this
afternoon. j II. staats won in Glass a and George
Tonkin Class 3.
The leading scores follow:
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seEGKILL GOLF CLUB.

Theodore n Crane the monthly handicap cup
on. the links u the Saegkih Golf Club az Yonkers
x,e-.erdsy with card OF s3-2-s1- Carroll Moore
zsfb s.--si-ss and Paul B. Rossire. s8-5-s3. were
tied for sscond plsce-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
CLASS 3
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

c D. smithers led the field in the eighteen-hole
medal play handicap 1T the Nassau Country Club
yesterday with card Of 1o2-So-72 F. G Jennings
had a CAPITAL IS gross. The scores follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
LASS 4
GLEN RIDGE COLE CLUB.

Bloomfield y. ]. July 1o.-A ball sweepstakes in
Glasses A and 3 played the Glen Ridge
Golf Club links this afternoon A. P. Pierson win
ming in Class A and J. E. Beggs in Glass h.
The leading scores follow:
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are the scores in the sweep"
PARK GOLF CLUB.

TBy Telegraph The Trtbunel
P1ainfeld n. J.. July lo-The leading scores
for the Presidents and Club cups at the Park Golf
Club to-day were follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

The folloWinE qualihed the July cup: n. war
ner J. Biair tr N L Pratt. B. F Tobey. D A.
Maxwell. r. 7. McCusty. W I. Beecher. II. NJ Crane
II Foger jr-. NJ Storer. a. Jones. H z. Hudson
John K Monroe. J. B. 9. Tappan. j. ~. Stearns Cd :
". Gammack ". y Nichols y. II. Adams W.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
WEE BURN GOLF CLUB.
a. 1elerraph . - rrIbune. ]

Stamford Conn. July 1o-J- H Jenkins led the
1eld sn the handicap at the Wee Burn links to-day
esrh a score Of ilI-e5-s and Won the cup offered
by Sheldon Hopkins.
scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Sch0oIboy Captures Final Match on
BrOnrliUe Courts.

Princeton's interscholastic champion George NJ
Church. captured the cup of the BronxvilIe Athletic
Association yesterday in the final of the tournament
mat has held the courts for the week. He faced
the veteran Morris Clark with the result that the
seventeen-year-od boy who in style. method and
appearance greatly resembles the famous Malcolm
D. Whitman, scored the match in five sets at Is.
6~-3, Ct, 2-6. s. The large gallery discon-
certed the ycunster somewhat that Clark had the
first set safely tucked away before Church began 10
get his range the net and to shoot over his de-
ceptive acing passes. Try as he would Clark would
find himself forced to position in the court only
to be swiftly passed the other side. He lit
orally played to a standstl and he was glad of the
rest following the third set
Church appeared chilled ty the rest when he re-
turned to court. He was unable 10 get his shots
in working order. with the result that Clark made
IT two sets all Church warmed up in the fifth set.
however. and started a pace again which Clark
could not follow. covering court splendidly and
jumping 70 the net and sIanting the ball at C1arks
feet He took his last point by a net cord stroke
with Clark completely out os range
The West Side pair. Calhoun Cragin and O. NJ.
Bostwick. won the doubles. In the final they met
Edgar F. Leo and Benjamin NJ. Phillips. This pair
had previously played their semi -hnaI~ defeating
Or J. William Rosenbaum end William H ConnelI
at s-6 and 81. This match had been hotly con-
tested. as Or. Rosenaburn and ConneH had led az
6-2 and 3o-love in the first set before Leo and
Phillips turned the tide. Leo experienced nsfort-
une in this match. in racing for wide return
he strained his ankle II wound tightly IN
bandages and he continued. When Leo and Phil
lips faced Cragin and Bostwick the injury did not
have any real effect upon the ultimate outcome OF
the match, as Cragin and Bostwick passed sharply
and cleany and their voley shots made them mas
ters OF the situation. They won at St 6-i and
6-Iove.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.

PLAY az the Richmond County Country club yes
terday was qualify in the monthly handicap for
the cup presented ty E. J. Shriner. The scores
were.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
wvkAGYL GOLF CLUB.

The opening match play in the July handicap
Yesterday at the Wykagyl Country Club chief
~ distinguished by the number of forfeits.
THE summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

On the same grounds the Wanderers scor7a
virtual victory IN the match with the sPartSn' =,
totals Of lis 70 50 for eight wtcksts- but the =
escaped with draw when the umpres cAI4sa - !.
] Joseph and ]. Sebastian each scored 4 iA -
Wanderers. Comes tailed 1s and Charles Z "a
the spartans G. Abbott made the top score "a
not out while H Wattley added l.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

Three set matches were IN order yesterday in the
Metropolitan League championship series in which
Walter l. Pate and r H Boggs. of the Brooklyn
Lawn Tennis Club, took Henry J. Mollenhauer and
Joseph T. Mcmahon OF Kings County. into camp
for two matches out OF three the Brooklyn
Courts. Atlantic avenue. near Nostrand avenue In
the singles Pate. the club champion. faced Joseph
T. Mcmahon and defeated him az 50 - and T-S-
From the beginning Pate outplayed Mcmahon.
who was hitting the ball hard and true Driving
rallies. IN which Pate had the best OF IT, made this
contest one OF the best Of the days card
Henry J. Molienhauer won the other single con-
test but only after the sets had gone the limit
He faced r. II. Boggs. who surprised his ad-
versary BY his versatility and speed Mollenhauer
was compelled all of his artfulness in
adroitly placing the bail before he won. at s-s.
SIS and 60
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

The Brooklyns also ran away with the seem
section game against the Manhattan club a. Fros
pect Park and won before the first pair Of oatsns
were disposed Of The Manhattans were reps
before the bowling Of ". Nassiah and F tS
hin and were all out for 80 runs. only H GloVs
Offering any resistance in an innings Of % AI
siah's figures were four wickets for ls runs WIS
Corbin captured three for Is For Brookyn
Tasker and A. Lowell soon made the necss'An
runs. the former playing splendid innings for :
u-htls Lowell added II Wiles put together 8 0e,o'
getting out. Corbin ran up lS and / Z va
soon hit up % not out G. Gautier did the 0e'
hou,IinS on the losing side. taking four vckets =
% runs. The Brooklyn total was 1E
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
CLASS A
APAwAMIs GOLF CLUB.

In the presidents cup testing round yesterday
at the Apawamis Golf Club the following qualified;
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

The Rensonhurst eleven scored a victory o..
Prospect Park in a second section league saln' :
Iylner Park. winning by a margin OF - =
They were indebted largely TO the batting prOs'-
displayed BY J. F. Lsidnnan. R b Ecks'ein s11 :
Martin for this result. although all ths psAe.
hurst bowlers were succesSruI ana uu
Share toward scoring a victory Lslanan =
80, .o,a In ar innings OF A. Eckstsin cams ns''
With % and Martin followed. with "a For " =
n.ct Park W. b Ellis and F. MichaeloTski dia
best batting. the former getting Il. not oa- a.
Parkss was on the spot with the ball and tOoA :
utc<sts for IS runs The totals were: Bensonla'
145; Prospect Park, S.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11
Tie fra Play for Doubles Cups
Brothers ackett and Little All Even on Westminster
Courts-PaImer Holds the East Jersey Cup

two matches Watson and Smith lost all Of their
matches
New-York tribune., 1909-07-11

The lawn tennis team Of the Park Hill Country
Club won five out of six matches yesterday against
the New Rochelle club the latter's courts Miss
Anna Martin Park Hill. defeated Miss Juliet
Leech, So SO. Mrs. H Fl Burdick and Miss
Martin Park Hill. defeated Mrs. Charles Porter
and Mrs c. r. Tieman. s.. 81 Mrs. H. H. Bur
dick and A s. Runyon. Park HILL defeated Miss
Juliet Leech and DR. B. F. Drake 50 50: Rich
ard T. Auger. New Rochelle. defeated H H Bur
dick 6-S SO: F. S. James, Park Hill. defeated
David Sands 64. 81. s.: E S James and II. H
Buriick Park Hill. defeated David Sands and
W I. O. O'Brien. 60 $40. 6-.
Lawn tennis players OF the Dunvoodie Country
Club. Yonkers. began competitions in the annual
scratch tournament yesterday R Couchotse and
Frank H Sniffen engaged in the liveliest match OF
the day. Couchoise volleyed well in the first set.
but in the second and third sniffen passed him
CIeverIy although Couchose was three times with
IN a point OF the match before Sniffen scored at
Is So SIS The victory gave Snifren his place
IN the third round in which T E l. Clark also
gained his place by defeating Theodore Irving
Wood. -. ga
A continuous line Of tournaments including the
Westchester County Lawn Tennis Association
championship and the Hudson River Association
championship will hold the Dunwoodie courts from
now until the end Of September. The COMMITTEES IN
charge OF the tournaments includes Theodore Irv-
ing Wood chairman; DR.. Thomas H Cherry and
Wagner Van Vlack.
The summary follows:
defeated A. M Bailey, s-s Ga: F. H. sniren
sasea 2Seb Horton % ffTna %Sed
defeated w. s Bird. 50. 50; T. E l. Clark
de5eatsS eoona w B edTin snsS defeated cou
chose is. So, SIS; T. 2. l. Clark defeated
Theodore Irving Wood. s-4. s-2-
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about a week ago. but, owing to the slim
attendance, action was postponed until
tonight. 1t is expected that a resolution
will be adopted formally protesting
against the proposed expenditure.
Mrs. Virginia Cogan has sold to ]. T..
Harring the three-story brick dwelling
house on the north side of King street
between Alfred and Patrick streets known
as 90 King street. DR.. w. NJ. Smith
has sold to Egbert A. Thompson valu-
able building lot on the north side of
Prince street between Washington and
Columbus streets, and Mr.. Thompson has
sold to DIR. Smith a three-story brick
dwelling house on the east side of Alfred
street between King and Cameron streets,
known as III North Alfred. 1t is under
stood that DIR. Smith will shortly occupy
the house and Mr.. Thompson will erect
houses on the lot purchased by him.
Deeds of conveyance were placed on rec
ord today in the office of the clerk of
the corporation court. The sales were
made through J. d. Normoyle.
At the annual meeting of the Fairfax
Medical Association held yesterday at the
Hotel Rammel. this city, the following
officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: DIR. F. NJ. Brooks, presi-
dent; DR.. c. r. Du Four, first vice presi-
dent: DR.. c. L. Starkwether, second vice
president; DR.. E. L. Detwiler. treasurer;
DR.. L. Powell. secretary; Dr. A. q.
Coumbs. corresponding secretary.
James Henry Beach died yesterday at
the home Of his son. Thomas E. Beach,
3O8 North Alfred street. Mr.. Beach was
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Some Recess Appointments.

Some Recess Appointments.
With the adjournment of Congress a
number of nominations which were sent
to the Senate by the President will not
become effective. the Senate having failed
to act upon them. To make the appoint
ments effective the President will have
to designate the nominees as recess APP
pointments."
The appointments which were not acted
upon were:
Collector of customs for the district of
Sandusky. Ohio-Charles A. Judson.
Appraiser of merchandise, district OF
Cuyahoga, Ohio-Herbert j. Grant
Second secretary of the embassy, Wen
| na-Austria-Roland b. Harvey.
Secretary to legation and consul general
to Roumania and Servia, and secretary of
the diplomatic agency in DISQUALIFICATION
o Shaughnessy.
Attorney, northern district of California
Robert T. Devlin.
Marshal for the northern district of
Ohio-Charles D. Davis. and number Of
] postmasters.
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about eighty years old. The deceased was
native of Loudoun county, Va. He is
survived by one son. Thomas h. Beach,
His funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon.
News Notes of the City.
The funeral of Mrs. Flora NJ. Baggett,
wife of Benjamin L. Baggett, will be held
at ) o'clock this afternoon from her home,
2l6 South Fayette street. Rev. DIR. B.
A. Wallis of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary will conduc. the services and
the interment will be III st. Pauls ceme-
terry.
a house on the farm of Judge j. Is. NJ
Norton, lower Fairfax county, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. 1t was occu-
pied by T. W. Luckett, who lost all OF
his household effects. The house was
valued at 81 800. The loss is partially
covered by insurance.
Seven young men, arrested ten days ago
on suspicion of robbing the saloon of T.
w. Harvey, Oronoco and Patrick streets,
were acquitted in the police court this
morning.
Among the seventeen young men who
recently successfully passed examinations
for positions second lieutenant In the
Marine Cor3s was Charles d. Barrett OF
this city.
Rev. Charles d. Bulla. pastor Of the
M. E. Church South, who, with his wife,
has been spending several weeks at the
Seattle exposition. returned home yester-
day afternoon.
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reelected, as were the janitors for the
four schools. Annual financial reports
were read and adopted.
After hearing the testimony of Robert
Grady and Frank Jackson, survivors OF
the accident in the gasoline launch IN
which three negroes lost their lives last
Monday night, a coroners jury last night
returned verdict that Ernest Grady
came to his death by drowning due to
criminal negligence on his own part. The
verdict was similar to that given yester-
day morning by a jury in the case OF
Robert Mckennedy. The jury was com
posed of e. Goldsmith, William j. McCaf-
ferry William S. Schoeni. c. w. O'Meara,
G. E. Price and c. Page Waller.
The body of Grady, the second of the
three to be recovered, was found floating
yesterday morning by three soldiers. 1t
was towed here yesterday afternoon by
the harbor police boat Vigilant. Grady s
funeral took place at 10 o'clock this morn
ing from Wheatley's undertaking estab-
lishment
Mass Meeting Tonight.
A mass meeting of the Citizens I'M
provement Association of Jefferson dis
trict, Alexandria county, will be held at
o'clock tonight at the Del Ray school,
house for the purpose Of protesting
against the payment on the part of the
county of 5000 for the proposed paving
with vitrified brick at the upper end Of
King street. The matter was considered