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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23
Srtrnn ffnudy ffurirti:

sylvan Moody, who died Tuesday in
his late home at Pittsburg, Pa, was
laid to rest yesterday afternoon in
Maury cemetery. The funeral services
were held from the home OF Captain
James Lipscomb, 1903 Maury street
Rev John w. Kincheloe. pastor of
Bainbridge Street Baptist church, con-
Quoted the services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23
sentence Commuted.

On the recommendation OF the trial
Judge and a large number of citizens
of blackstone, Governor Mann yester-
day committed the sentence Of Richard
Pollard, "A negro convicted of murder
in the county of Nottoway, to life I'm
prisonment. Pollard was convicted
early In December and sentenced to die
In the electric chair February 18th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23

Harry Daron, manager OF the Star
theatre. have been summoned to ap-
pear this morning before Justice II. A.
Maurice in Police court. part II.
Loving and Daron are charged with
placing paper signs in the theatre lob
bies. the complaints being made
against them by Assistant Building In
spector Smith. The law requires that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23

r. j. Atwel of 41x West 4
fourth street, who was badly III
Friday In an accident on the 81
railway. il slowly improving
Retreat. for the Sick.
Mrs. r. M. Davis. who has
in her home, IL convalesci1g.
James Paul. who has been 4
scarlet fever. II expected to
again soon.
Mrs David p. Wake 10 abba
out again after . long Illness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MNVNET.
fReported by Rodgers. Plumer & Coz
Petersburg, Va, Jan. %, 1914.
SPANISH
Farmers Spanish firm at sl35 per
bushel.
Fancy Jumbo, a IL C per pound.
Fancy handpicked. &C per pound.
Extra prime, 3 3-4c per pound.
Smelling stock, &c per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23

Because of the absence of tn
teriai witnesses the $1,000 damAj
OF Mrs. Emma Myer against IN
ginia Railway and Power col
which WAS scheduled for \ hearfF|
terday in Hastings court, part I
postponed yesterday by Judge
II. Wells.
The case will be heard duril
February term.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23
Invitations Issued.

Invitations were issued yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Nunnally to the
birthday party of their little son. 10
seph Nunnally. Jr. The party will be
held next Saturday afternoon from 3 to
6 o'clock at the home in Porter strc-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23
The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
OF VIRGINIA

the paper signs be placed In
frames with glass covering.
Inspector Smith instructed Il
PENDANTS several days ago to
frames, but so far they have I'M
do 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-Ths grain mar
ket was more active today and prices
were firmer. Trading was especially
active in January corn and the price
closed one cent higher The advance in
other cereals ranged from 3-sc to SAC.
II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23
To Give Entertainment.

In the interest of the building fund
Of stockton Street Baptist church an
entertainment win be heki next Thurs
day night in the home of Mrs John NJ
Lum, "a East Sixth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23
THEATER MANAGERS
SUMMONED TO COURT

AS a test case to ascertain whether
or not lobby constitutes the outside
OF "a theatre. r. Seaton Loving. pro-
,rietor * the Victor theatre. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23

Under the auspices of the Swal
School and Civic league 4 mi
show will be given February 3
Maslin Bacon Minstrels in SwAl
schcooi. Tho principal features
show win be an assortment 81
songs and clog dances.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23
RICHMOND PRODUCE
~ sanles q cs- no. r. Mat. 50

Reported by Woodfin e CcoSI Com
mission Aiefchants)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

Der ~ cases ana A. - hoped that a num-
Der % these unfortunates WILL soon -
resolving care and treatment
\ correct census OF all the known
nalhd children under school age Is sought
- protect them from dependency and an
increase from preVentabie blindness
rms work should be undertaken ~ every
prosres-lNc, humane person who SHOWS
studying child welfare are especially ap-
peAled 10 Tor cooperation Following
are the names OF state presidents OF In
ternational sunshine work. Aiahar,,
Miss y. &. Meathers. Ncwburn: Alaska
Miss ]. J. kearn. Douglass. ArkauSas
Mrs. Alice Heath. 5ee Louisiana street
Little Rock. Arizona. Mrs. q. T. Mar
ming. Port Defiance. California. Mrs Jas
GreenleAf 800 Halldaic. Los Angeles.
Colorado. Mrs. Charles A. smith lgi1
Vine street. Denver, Connecticut. Mrs 4.
X Dixon. Walliugford. Delaware, Mrs..
George. w. Dorsey. 1901 Jefferson street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
TWO SUITS
For Interest In Quarter Million Dollar
Estate Filed In Federal Court
Against Trust CO.

Spe-il. ID. -rafrr Co the Intelligence.
klINSbU re. ". Va. Feb. 20
lu the federal court here today Elise
d. Price. of Roland Park. Nd. entered
suits acainst the Davis Trust Com.
pany of Elk.ns for her share In prop.
Drfy valued 90 sg5O.OO0O0 placed In
trust for her and her sister and
brother. Katherine n. Price and Harry
d. Price. hy the late Colonel Thomas
s Davis OF Elfius. brother OF former
Senator lI0ugy Gassaway Davis. and
hE boguests through the viii Of tha
late Harry O. Buxton OF West Nir.
riu.1 Several years before the death
of Colonel Davis ho made special
deposit with the Davis Trust Co. OF
SiI.HNnnI iu cash. $50 nuu ul In bonds
and $4,000 Ou Of thn capital stock OF
coal and coke railroad in West Nir.
rinia aa trust for tho benefit Of tha
three Price children. hia strand nciccs
and strand nephew. Last september
Elise ID. Price attained legal age and
demanded Dor ouD.fr.rd share 81 tha
property which tHH trust company has
'Hus ar nlaI tu furu over tu the
Quo ton ol comm .-..u had been set.
lied n the federal court
Under VIII of Harry Co. Buxton. also
a relative OF tho Price children they
were to receive property valued al
about f55 boo from his estate upon
attaining LEGAL aye and the second
suit entered By Miss Price Is 20 80.
cure This property which the Davis
Trust company has administered gq
guardian az the minor heirs Tho
question iu ihis suit o. whether tho
property hfII be turned over Oh. each
I..r reached Dol. majority o. held until
aII attain legal asa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
Morning Wedding.

pretty wedding viii take place at
the St Alphonsus church Saturday
morning at g 30 o'clock when Miss Re-
gina Irene Barnes and Mr.. William
Schroeder will be married The at
PENDANTS Will be Miss Agnes Tabler.
OF Elm Grove and NJ. Joseph Morris,
cousins Of the bride. The bride will
be attired in a new shade OF blue suit
with hat and gloves TO correspond and
the maid OF honor will wear a suit OF
mahogany shade.
Following the wedding a breakfast
VIII be served at the home OF the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Phflo
Barnes. of South Eoff street. and after
short wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schroeder will make their home on
the South Side.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
Day Of PRAYER.

The day OF prayer Tor Missions un-
der the auspices OF the Council of Wo-
men will be- held at St. Matthew's
church Thursday OF next week. Miss
Fannie Brady president of the Wo-
mans lnterdenominational Missionary
Federation will preside at the meeting
Mrs. F. +. Brininstool. of the First
Baptist church. Mrs. J. II. Littell. OF
the Second U. =. church, Mrs. II. u.
Naylor, Of the Fourth Street NJ. r.
church and Mrs. J. b Sommerville,
of the First Christian church will be
the leaders I'm the tour hours OF SER
vice. They will be assisted by women
from the other churches and music
VIII be furnished under the direction
of Mrs. Fred Faris
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
Sewing Party.

Miss Mary Caldwell entertained
with a sewing party at her home on
North Main street. Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Johaan h. Helm. OF Birn-
hampton. y. Y, was the honor guest.
The guests included: Miss Laura
Stifel. Mesdames Fred II. Behrens,
Arthur Stifel William Weiss. Roy IS.
Naylor, Sumner Jones. Ed Franz
helm, Arthur Hubbard. William
Rownd. Jesse Speidel. Lyman Kirk
patrick. Of Rochester. y. Y. Art
Mead. J. Helm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
Washington Birthday Affair.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Wesley VI. r. church
viii give Washington birthday social
at the church. 37lS Jacob street. Mon
day evening OF next week An ex.
cellent program has been arranged
and refreshments Will be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
SOCIETY
Continued from Pas. rhr..)

these meetings are successes in So
cial way they will be continued in
order TO give the members Of the con-
gregation OF the Second Presbyterian
church and their friends a chance TO
become better acquainted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
LinslX Dance

Al the Linsly Armory. Monday
night. a dance party will be given
and Mrs. Maud Spooner- Becker will
be In charge. Graduates and stu
dents and their lady friends will be
present. The party will be in keep
ink with Washington's birthday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
Spring Term.

The Primary Department OF tho
Lima Hennig sherman School or
Expression will open the Spring term
this afternoon. Saturday. at l o'clock
sharp. New music TO be used this
term. action song Pensacola Pick
ininny" and Aucline's Nights or
Gladness." school accompanist, Elean-
or Alkaline sherman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21
Tango Party.

An Informal tango party was given
az the home OF DR.. and Mrs. A. Earl
Hennen at Woodsdale Thursday even
ing. The following were the guests:
Misses Eleanor Patterson. Loretta
Witty. Messrs. +. J. Stone. Carl
Schmidt. Joe Holloway. Messrs. and
Mesdames Will Cracraft. sam VIII.
Jams. Frank Schmidt. Gail Hamilton.
Harry Mcclure. Jr.. Fred Roderus.
The Auditorium Dancing set will
dance tonight at the New Market
Auditorium hall north. Runway music
by Gump's fun saxaphone orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-21

miss esrnes Made Report OF Her
Work. Mira Hamburger Read a
Paper and Mise Sage Gave a Talk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
TRAVIS LEADS QUALIrIrRs.
Postponed Palm Reach Golf Starts
Under sunny skies.

PALM BEACH. Feb. t.--Wal,er j. Ira via
leo the quaiifers In the Lake Worth golf
championship under sunny skies after the
event was twice postponed His card of
~ led his nearest competitor by three
strokes, rs +. u. Frazier, Essex County.
Massachusetts, was 10. Travis did not
play brilliantly. but his consistency
brought him the honers. Frazier PLAYED
a couple of poor holes in his round and
wasted hve strokes. John Naethinx of
Englewood. who totalled ~. took 6 on
an easy 3 hole.
Scores Of 80 got into the match play
In one OF the three flights formed withou,
any ties
Two rounds of match play will he com.
pleted tomorrow. Travis and n. G.
Richard should come together in the
afternoon. The scores:
w j. Travis. Garden City, "a; r. n
rrazier ESSEX county. 10. H. =. harrington,
Fairbanks. Denver, so: II G. Richard 81
Andrews. 81 + G. Van Dusen. Minnikahda,
- John shepard, Jr.. belmont springs
-; g. a. Brinkhon Haekensack N W. II
s""H!ry 9 eiss Il. * + Wood n nrs v!is,s e.
columbia, Sc; W. A. Avery. Detroit. a.
4 A.. g. johnson i,,n Ardsley -; { $. COOK j.,
i; l. Whitman, Myopia s.; W,ll,.m e" rhsw
90. Pittsburs. ~; J. W. johnson, Ardsiey,
IS; j. g. Head oakmont SIS. j. r. smith,
Wilmington. s.; W. H. Dupuy Allegheny
W: u. kumbaugh Asheyils. 50, A. can
York, SO; Hedges, Seattle So A. +
Huston. Merton. ~. L. Washington. MID
I'th'sn, sO' III. g. Colbcrn, Indianapolis. 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
PACKEY TO ARRIVE TO-DAY.
McFn rland's Bout with Gibbons 10
he Held Here In March.

Packey Mcfarland Is expected to ar
rive mere this morning to go into training
Tor the much talked OF battle with Mike
Gibbons of 81. Paul Mcfarland has been
notified by William Gibson OF the Garden
\. G. that the bout will he decided here
during the first week in March Gibson
said yesterday that the report from Chi
cago that the match had been called of
was untrue and that the men had agreed
to all the details.
mcfarland is coming here to morrow
to train at the Mott Haven A. G. In The
Bronx" said Gibson. He wants plenty
OF time To NJ himself and when he enters
the ring he Will fool a lot of people by
weighing not more than l+i pounds Ne
Farland agreed some time ago to meet
Gibbons al l<5 pounds scaling At
o'clock. and as soon rs both men arrive
here each will post $1,000 forfeit for
weight They have accepted the terms
Of the club regarding a percentage OF the
gate and there is no chance for a slipup
unless one of the men is injured or III.
The bout has been postponed three
weeks because February IL, Lncoln's
Birthday. Is not considered good date
Both men expressed a desire to have more
time to get into condition and I think
that they will he In better shape in March
Gibbons will have plenty OF time TO re
dure without suddenly weakening himself
while Mcfarland will have a chance To
speed up TO his best notch. The match
IL on and Gibbons will be here In about
ten days
II Is planned to hold the bout about
the time of the arrival OF the Giants and
White Sox from the trip around the world.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
PLANS 100000 CLUBHOUSE.
Othnm Athletic club Intends ia
Build Near FOrty-fsurth street.

II plans mature which are now under
consideration the recently Incorporated
Gotham Athletic Club will build In the
uptown club section one of the fines.
clubhouses in the city Several sites on
or near Forty fourth street west Of Fifth
avenue are under consideration and pre-
liminary sketches for a building which.
with furnishings. will cost 81 900. 900 have
been prepared by Henry Ives Cobb. At
Il meeting of directors held ON Tuesday
Major J. Otis Woodward was elected
president John q, Jones vice president;
Walter Hoff Seeey second vice president
and John +. sVane- Tempest secretary.
Further consideration WAS given to a site
al a meeting of the officers held yester-
day. but 1t was announced that the mat
ter had been left for another day.
Though plans are only tentative. they
call for a ten story building. with q front
age of about 100 feet and an equal depth.
Within the structure such features have
been arranged for as will make the club
house most complete. one OF the loca-
tons under consideration IL said to be "A
plot owned by William Waldorf Aston on
Forty fourth street near the Booth and
Shubert theatres II Is said that money
for the enterprise has been assured.
Directors Of the new club include Or.
Thomas 4. Darlington George Tomlnson.
Dr. W T. Young. Capt G, T.. Byrn., A.
New York school o. Commerce and W.
Gregory Smith. the latter being the man
aging director of the enterprise,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

First Race-Fivc and half furiongs--
con r.. ll6 tGentryl, to for place,
second; Francis. % tClaverI. to 2 TO show,
third. Time. 500 is, Lady Finger, Unslga.
Amohaiko, Faneui Hall. True step, Pit
Hart, Woot queen Toppy, Renwar and
Santaneco also ran.
second Race SIX furiongs-i.ittle Jane,
no (Claverp. T. 10. won: Transparent. los
90 Brienl, even for place, second. Moralght'
lOG ,Carterl, ? to To- show, third. Time.
l.l2l-5 Crossover, Rrightstone, Great Frisr
and King Kadford also ran.
Third Race Five ana half furlonFs
allowances Othello n? 'irossl, 10 2
won: Avis. lOs ,TroNlerl, - for place.
second: Ningsworfh, 100 ,nlav@l, out 10
show. ihird Time. loo, wind Horse also
Fourth Race-SinRloa Handicap seven fur
longa-New Haven, lOt tTAylor /" D.
won, Mamie McDeo 80 ,Mott, to !
for pIn,. second Florin, ~ tFntd' TO =.
to- show third. Time. l:-d, SIR Fretful'
.Coiouitt and clark VI also ran.
Fifth Race Five amt half furlongs
Ouid sumo. ll3 ,Mul'sWor'h'. !. TO !, won
Kenneth lpi ,rluNrrl. oven fur place. sec
ond: Visible los U'ul,lnsi, 90 to show,
third Time .0t %. Maria q, Monmouth
Minco Jimmie, Toy Roy SIXTY Chas. Gnet2
Harry, Amanda, sidney Peters AMI Gray's
FHvurttr also ran
sixth Kacc-Du" mil" -Felcsaa, los
90 Rrirup. to Z. Won. Sigurl los tTap.i l
to 10 FOR place, second, Melt, 1903 Lien,
tr,D. to TO show, thrd, Time, l;3s 2
Marshal Tilghan, carter, Acum"n and Eva
Tansuay also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
CHARLESTON RACING RESULTS.

First Rsce-Matden two.year -olds. purs.
1900; three and half furlon s~-Finalee
ITO Connolly. TO !. nrst; ErmaEarde.
100 Turner, TO l. second Yellow Fio~.r
lOt tHalD to I. third Time. 0:4S is
kewpie. SIN bay. Ger;he!ma, May shaw
Second Race-Three- : o,ds and up.
ward. selling: purse. 5000: nve and hal,
furlonss ~ tNeand-rl. 20 10
rrst. Dustpan, iOs tOhertl to !. second
Tony ", 100 pickett. out. third. Time
l:0s :.t Auto Maid. Flask. John Mars
kummag', s;uc"o Lady Rankin and Coun-
THIRD Race Columbia Sailing stakes
value 81 200. threc- year olds and upwar1,
one mite and seventy yards-pnrdnor. ~
tSmythl. 20 2, first. Royal Meteor. loo
tMcTavsart', to :. second. Counterpart
ioi lNe.ud-r' out. third. Time, i:i7 25
Fourth race The Harbor Handicap
three .year.cid. and upward purse ,Ioo
hrst. 10. Deibod. 10. tGoosel. TO 8
second John Fnrlong, los MARTIN. s 10 8
third. Time. l;ti. Lochiel. Ella Bryson,
peposl, and Ivan Gardner also ran.
Nf,h Race-Three- year olds and upward
selling. purse $500, i've and half furlongs re-
los RiEhtmir-b, to 20. second. Wiley
iO5 Callahan TO |. third. Time, los 8
Jack Kellogg. RYE straw. Deduction. Laura
Rat Msstersun, Coreopss and Coming Coon
also ran.
sixth a--Three.year-oIds and upward
selling; purse $500, one mile and twenty
yards Buzz Around. 50 Csmythl, IS 10 !.
second PLANT ITO ,Fergusonl. to ?; third
Lou Henrietta W. Lady innocence, Ia,
Pay and Port Arlington also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
COMMITTEE TO SELECT YACHT.
Cup Aspirants Not 10 Compete Ia
Formal ELIMINATION Races.

Yachtsmen who either own or represent
the owners of the three hig 70 foot sloops
that are to he candidates for the honor
of defending the Americas cup of Sandy
Hook next September met NJ an INFORMAL
dinner at the New York Yacht Club last
night al which, II Is said, tentative
schedule ~ races. which has been pre-
pared by William Butler Duncan, was dis
cussed
According to a member of the club who
has talked with some Of the men who are
building the yachts. most OF the races
will he sailed in open water east IT
New London, where they viii contest un-
der conditions resembling AS nearly rs
possible those m Sandy Hook. 1t also IL
understood that all these races will be
trial races, sailed under the observation
Of some members of the Americas Gun
committee. who finally are to select the
yacht which will meet Sir Thomas Lip.
tons yacht the Shamrock ", This means
that the defender will he chosen without
amy formal elimination races being he'll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-05
BECKER HOLDS FIRM
IN 20 HOLE VICTORY
Holes Long Putt on Home Green
to Save Match-kerr Put
Ont by Faust.
FOWNES WITH SURVIVORS
Hunter, Martin. Ashley, Swords
and Topping Others to
Beat Opponents.
FOWNES WITH SURVIVORS

pinch uRsr. y. C.. Feb. &C. l.. Becker
OF Woodland. the veteran golfer. who grips
the harder the more he slides. and W n.
Faust Of the Buffalo Country Club car
ried OF the honors In to-days first round
OF match play In the tenth annual st.
Valentines golf tournament Two down
at the turn in his match with :. q. Miller
Of Englewood Becker played consistently
coming in and was all square again on
the seventeenth. The holing OF a 2j foot
putt on the home green saved the match
for Becker. for he lost stroke through
making the trap on his approach. a
similar putt on the nineteenth came within
an ace Of settling the struggle. but "A
halve resulted and Becker won the TWEEN
tieth 4 to 9.
The surprise OF the day vas the defeat
OF Hamilton X. Kerr of Greenwich by
Faust. The count was and 1. The
pair made the turn in 80 each.
Henry c. Fownes of oakmont, Robert
Hunter of Wee Burn. +. A. Martin of
Ekwanok. r. a. Ashley OF Woodland.
H. J. Topping Of Greenwich and W. v.
Swords Of Oakland are other first division
survivors.
The summary:
First Division--First round--H c. Fowues.
Oakmont. beat Stuyvesant Leroy, Newport
| up; Robert Hunter. Wee Burn. beat III.
Rev. T. A. Cheatham. Salisbury and I,
W. II. Faust. Buffalo Country Club. beat
Kerr. Greenwich. and /. +. A.
Martin Ekwanok: heat II chsmbeI ain
beat J. ". Watson. Merton, and ;, II J
Topping. Greenwich. beat Il. II. FORTUNE.
81. Charles ; and :. W. V. swords, Oakland
beat j II Clapp. Chevy Chase. 3 and ,.
c. l.. Becker. Woodland beat \ q Miller
Ensiewood up go holesb.
Second Division-First round-James
Baird, Columbis. heat +. Poyd Belieriove
2 and /, J. q Nicholson. New BEDFORD bea,
] II. prent,ss Elyris. and :. ". /. Mill
searsdaie, and s. IS = wilson, Atlantis
and :. e. A. sporord, Garden city bes,
g. u Hudson. North Fork. and 2 II. A
Waldron. AgsvanI. beat &. Macdonald
Lambton. and I; II. y. Robinson, 81
Gatherings. beat r r. Van Dusen. Meta
comet, ami 9. X Hawthorne. Wysn,
tamuck beat Lawrence Cowing, Cincinnati
Third Division FRS, round--R H. Hunt
Worcester beat W. c. Noack. Detroit, by
default. ! y Royd. 81. Louis beat O. p
Brown Hun,insdon Valley. and !: u 1
Brown HUNTINGTON valley, beat II X. BAN
Der: Cane. Brook. : and z. l.. NJ Greer
Hnl. ! and 2; q. ~ Bernard Niagara, beat
u. II. Martel Jr, Montreal and 9
l.. F. Ward %. Megunticook beat J. y
McMurrich, Oswego, and s; Robert Lewis
Atlantic City. beat G. H. Eddy, Wanna
rnoisett. : and .; n. ". Brown. Philadelphia
Country. beat q. II. Parker, Oakmont,
and l.