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Evening journal., 1916-12-08
UNCLE SAM TRIES
TO AVOID BREAK
With THE KAISER
Germany's Arabia Sinking
Explanation Makes Sit
uation Again Serious
AMERICA Stands PAT ON
ITS sussex ATTITUDE
BY CARL d. CROAT
United Press staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-After con-
sideration Of the German "explana-
tions" in the Arabia case. President
Wilson today instructed Secretary
Lansing to forward an outline of the
reply 70 England, with the request
that any facts the British Government
might have as TO the status of the ship
when she was sunk, would bo well.
come 20 this government.
On the results of Inquiries by
agents Of this government and on
what facts England may be able to
show, therefore. will depend this gov
ernment's formal opinion OF the Ara
bia attack
The action taken today. Il was ex-
planned, will necessarily delay. for
several days at least. any scheme OF
final decision in the matter.
The Arabia case was TO be thor
oughly discussed at his Afternoons
cabinet meeting
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
AccUsE eoYs oF THEFT.

Detective Kempski yesterday ar
rested several small boys alleged to
have broken into the Office of Max
Goetz. a printer in City Hall Place
The boys were found to be Offering
calendars for sale and these have been
claimed by Mr. Goetz, who said he
was robbed of several hundred OF
them recently. The boys we're alleg
ed to have entered the printing Office
through a rear window.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
RTCORD GUN COTTON CARGO.

A cargo Of I 200 tons o. gun cotton,
lhe largest single shipment OF the
Find ever exported from the United
states. was yesterday placed on board
of the Japanese steamship Tokina
Naru in the Delaware River destined
for Russia. The gun cotton is only
mart OF the vessels large cargo of war
supplies.
The Tokina Maru viii sail today
for Vladivostok. Her cargo is val
ued at S1,7S0 600. The officers and
rev are exclusively japanese.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
This FELLOW IS after
EASY CHRISTMAS MONEY

Local merchants have reported to
the Police Department that short
change artist is at work in this city
According TO information received
here. a man after making a small
purchase in a store will tender a
note of a large denomination and he
will then proceed to ask for this after
receiving some change. When the
store keeper gets through waiting on
he customer, he finds himself short
" change
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
LOVING CUE ZOE apocK.n

". L. Dockstader. manager and own
er of the Garrick Theatre. was pre-
senIed with a silver loving cup in
honor OF his twenty-ffth anniversary
iu the theatrical business at the
weekly luncheon OF The Rotary Club
yesterday. Harry c. Spillman of New
York. was the speaker az the luncheon.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
EDWARD MUST LEAVE GANG

Declaring her husband. Edward. ran
with gang" and loafed about a sa-
loon. Sara NJ. DOugherty. in City
Court this morning said she did not
wish him punished but thought he
ought TO support her. Dougherty was
arraigned on a charge Of non-support
Edward was directed TO pay SO
week for support OF his wife and "a
furnish bail in $500 with suretx.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
y. w. G. 4. AFFAIRS.

Members of the Business Girls
Club will meet on Monday evening at
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation Building. Following the BUSH
ness session q social time VIII be
enjoyed All business girls in the
CITY are invited TO attend.
Tomorrow night at the association
building a candle lighting party will
be held 20 welcome all new members.
There will be a number Of interest,"
ing features.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
HELD on ROBBERY CHARGE.

William c. Smith. arraigned in City
Court this morning on a charge OF
highway robbery. was ident fed by
several witnesses as one Of a number
Of men who held up John Toafe at
Front and Orange streets last Satur-
day and robbed him Of about Sc. and
was held under $1,000 bail for Court
Of General Sessions.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
EXPLODING POWDER SPARES MEN

Two charges of fuse powder In ad-
joining wheel mills at the Brandywine
plant OF the DUPONT Company explOd-
ed shortly after midnight this morn
ing< No one was hurt and only slight
damage was done the mills. The loss
is confined TO the few hundreds OF
pounds of powder destroyed.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
FIND HIM DEAD IN BED.

James A. Mcdaniel, aged So years,
was found dead in bed early last even
ing in the roOming house. No 3O4
King street Death was due TO heart
disease. Deputy Coroner Nichols re-
moved the body to the morgue. Nc
Daniel has a daughter living here.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
DEGREES FOR KNIGHTS.

The third degree was conferred on
a class OF sixty members OF the
knights OF Columbus on Wednesday
evening. A Philadelphia degree team
did the floor work The visitors were
entertained at dinner afterward in
Hotel dupont
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
SETTLE DAMAGE SUIT.

IN Superior Court today settlement
was announced in the case OF Thomas
Z. Rushton vs.. the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Corporation. The action was for
the recovery of damages for personal in
iuries received William W. Knowles
represented the plaintiff and William s
llilles appeared for the defendant
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
BRIAND MINIsTRY STANDS.

bN rho United Press.
PARIS, Dec. S.-Like her ally Eng
land. France is preparing for a period
OF reconstruction" The change will
not be one Of Cabinet. however but
viii be IN a new organization Of the
general STAFF and a concentration for
the wars conduct under restricted
direction.
The Organization, "concentra-
ton and restricted direction
phrases were those included in the
language OF a resolution OF confidence
adopted by the chamber of deputies
last night. 344 TO 100 II followed a
stormy secret session. The meeting
was the tenth closed session held re-
Gently in which it is believed the Bri-
and ministry came dangerously near
dissolution.
Last night, Il is assumed the depu-
ties found satisfaction in certain
promises OF reforms looking to more
energetic conduct Of the war made by
Briand and thereupOn registered their
support Of his ministry.
number OF deputies at last nights
session bitterly assailed stationary
warfare" and demanded a speeding
up' in Frances part.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
CHrRCH ENTERTATNMENT.

A musical and literary entertain
ment will be given this evening in
the Richardson Park NJ. e. Church
BY the second department of the Ep-
worth league. under direction Of Miss
Mabel I. Lewis
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
STRICKEN ON STREET.

Taken i'll at Fourth and French
streets this morning. Jesse Lewis.
Hospital IN the police patrol His
condition was not serious, however.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
RAILROAD WORKFR HrRT.

James Webb is confined to his home
No. 1906 Chestnut street. suffering
from an injury to his back received
in a fall yesterday while working on
the railroad station of the Philadel-
phia and Reading railroad.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
THIEVES ROB- RARRER.

Thieves broke into the barber shop
Of Warren E. Yarnall, No. 42S East
Fourth street, last night. and stole
SIS from the cash register. Entrance
WAS gained through back window.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
DEMOCRATS "a SOM.

About 300 zksInbers OF the Demo.
cratic League enjoyed a turkey dinner
al the league headquarters last night.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
FISHER, AMERICAN
PUT To Death BY
mexican BANDITS
Washington Learns Officially
Doctor Was Killed at
Santa RoSalie
WON'T CO after VILLA
unless He CAN Be CAUGHT
By The United Press


WASHINGTON. Dec S.-The State
Department received official reports to-
day that DR.. Fisher. an American. had
been killed by bandits at Santa
Rosalia
The killing is said to have oc-
Cured some days ago. but this is the
first report from an official source
10 the department in this case. Off
cials sa d today that they classod
overnight reports from the border
which told Of the killing of the Ameri-
cans, Gray, Foster and Snyman, with
wild reports OF killings in Chihua-
hua City last week
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
BY The United Press.

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-While or
ders to get villa" stlll stand. the War
Department let it be known today that
il does not expect General Porshing
20 take any fresh steps toward hunt
Ing the bandit leader unless there Is
q practical certainty OF victory. The
reported Killing OF Americans recent
~ will have no effect on his ,eXppodi-
ton unless there is general alter
alton OF policy. And this alteration
VIII COME only if the northern MeXi-
can situation becomes intolerable and
efforts to reach peaceful conclusions
via the commiss on method fail
The American-MeXican commission
ers were scheduled to get down to
business again today. but the absence
Of word as to Carranza's position on
the recent Atlantic City protocol for
Persh,ng's withdrawal delayed The
"et-together.
Alberto Pani is expected here soon
wdh word from Carranza. hut Off
Gals said il is "ffty-fifty' whether
tlc First Chief accepts the proposals
or offers counter-propOsals along
with protest about American restric-
tiona on ammunition shipments.
Evening journal., 1916-12-08
WEATHER

Cloudy tonight and Satur-
day. probably rain; warmer
tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
TECHS LEAVE FOR YALE
InSrr>nli Confident ". y. !. Line VIII
Prnfr %Ttnrrfcr "a Ellis Friday.
IIurh SrrinImnHimE

Especial IL The Timcs-Dispatch.i
BLACKSTONE. VA, October lS.-A
long, hard sciimiuagc WAS th" order OF
tho day Tor the Techs to-day. The
scrubs were working strong and on
several occasions held the varsity for
downs. However. the varsity scored
three ,ouchdowns and workc out new
plays ON which they had been laborinE
tcr sometime. Gaines was out OF the
game With 9 sprained shoulder, bur he
Is expected 10 ecONcr IN a few days.
The Techs lctt Tor New HaNcn carly
In the evening. Contrary to thc usual
custom, The game Will be played OH
Friday, instead Of Saturday. 50 as not
TO interfere with al important cclrbra
ton which is 10 be held on the latter
day.
Yates principal offensive work seems
to bc trough Tho tackles. and as Viz
GINA Observation-Disclosures" has am un-
usually strong .lcfs.l-i|c line, q pretty
'usslc u~ndouhtcd!H WELL result Coach
lngcrsoli is con.idcnl ;hat Vale will not
ruiz NJ a larg" ScoI,. aud that the
V. +. ]. team VIII make a c~ommcndablc
showing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
.scH0LAsT|Cs TO PLAY
INQUIRE ELEVEN MEETS
ACADEMY TEAM TOMORROW
iSssrs arr 'n iiXceIient Condition. NM,
Sni.'"sh l;Npcctcd-Anrnrrow
S"iif" Academy Ilnck field

'"' u 'he most spirited prep srb.,,
games OF the season will me nj, y,,
"i'crhooh at broad Stree,
''rk' when ~cleNenS reprcscnti,, rI.,.
'''ohd Academy and AicGuirc.s I-ri.a.
SHY school will come to.,cibor =,
'er'niiie which is the su,erior 81, o..
eTldiroh game. The game w,. - 49,
'eeh played last THURSDAY I'm, -.
canceied by AN agreement, be; w.en ,a,,
managers. II Will begin at 3.45 o.c,,..
OF cn ma.nn ~. Ancarrow. who has chnr-,
bnro onGn,ns the Academy team. has l.,
noIeu hard To give the Oranpc and III" 4,
~ winning combinations. and Tho e,. ."
ii.cift' cc.eu TO give a good account OF
.,scii tomorrow afternoon, when !,
9'aSks up against McGuirc's
me Academy boys have hean h,,,
prrcu IN their football training by I,ri.
ba i"areriai. but several men who have
before are playing on the team unn
,hin kuyk. Hughes. Denuon and M,..
.".t'hn are letter men back this year.
this season 7''"'
'uohh crown, who played III the lin,
~ ltahh"iph-Mlcon Academy last ycnr
- p,iHIhs tackle for the Academy. ana
IL on Sr.it strength to the line. Seal les
u mar back from awrcnccvinc New
Jersey. has been switched to The jin.
I IIu mas aided musl =" the defense.
- expected to show up well to.morrov
afternoon.
Coacn Smith has been driving ,h.
Mcclure outii, AT top speed during tho
i,aSt TWO weeks. and tn" team js In
IN" best OF condition for the game TO-
morrow. Coach Smith Will depend on
cotton Christian to play an inipor-
tant part in the game tomorrow cor.
ION zoe was a big help to the Red
ana BLACK outfit when it met i!cnc.
'ictine some time co.. and his long spi-
rails VIII cause more than ono .hcad-
city MAJ iroubie Dan ingram. pnr-
cell and W~hitfnorc. the remainder of
the backAcli, are expected to make
their presence Eel, tomorrow.
The teams probably viii take tho
hclh tomorrow as follows. Mc,;uire's
-.TaNior. scott or Funston. left end.
Sorg. left tackle: NichauA. left guard.
Milier. center. WILLIS. right guard
Leach. RICH, ,ackic Fleet. right .nd
Wh;tnlorc. quarter back, Ingram. cap
tain. LEFT hall; Purcell. right half.
Hughes or I;odeu, i"f; end: Grown. lcft
,:,"'t. pcno"n left guard: I'cli or
trutCnOcll. center: Mcclellan. RICH,
GUARD Scales. right tackle. Gates.
right end. iSuyk. captain, loft .ialf.
H.ilarh. FUN back: I;rck. right half
f'lcmins. quarter iack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
MARINE TEAMS EXHIBIT
CLASS AT JACKSONVILLE

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, October IS
Five marine corp tc;t!rs captured all
the prizes IN the enlisted mems team
match To-day At the matches of the
National Kit" Association. The match
brought out twenty-thrcc teams. tn,
II possible 500. finished first.
The championship company. team
match was Won -: Company T., First
Ohio Infantry, from tWenty-one com
pctitorS with Il score OF i6l out of a
possible soc. Company i. First Iowa
infantry. finished second. and Company
II, Washington Nigh school, Cadets.
third.
The First Iowa Infantry, with q score
of SOS ont az Il possible 300, carried
off the re%gimeutaI team match from a
field Of thirty-two entries.
Tho Civilian Rihc Club match went
to the Mount City tcan,, of st. .ouis
which scored .02 out Of Il possible 500
POINTS. Forty teams com pcted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
LAUREL RESULTS

Fms, rare-siX furious LORD Ky.
ron ~ Nelsay), $50, $i3r. S".i".
,irSt; a. Is. i3eai ~ ,tai.nro,herl,
l:Ii 80. lack Carl. Iapital Iits. rel
lea. Leading Lady. Bright Srar. Fataps-
20. Precise alIo ran
eco d-Stecplecnas". about two
miles-biNon Park 10 ~: Whliamsl.
SOLO. S3.1n. $3.50, iirst; Niiir. 1874 tl;.
h%aynesl. g., *t.io; se.nnd: A%i.shach. iS7
Vale. Runway. cY~nusura. h. j.. John
SON. Marchcoul:, King Fin, otto Floto
ala" ran.
T~hirn--s.x Observation-Disclosures. II;
lByinc). $50. $3.50. $%.lo. first; i.ibynn
Sands, llJ NHutwcN). $3.50. Si.3o. sec
ond; Brave Cunardc", IL CT. McTag-
snrp. 81. third. Time, L;t$2-o. Water
abe. Sherwood. Grand opera. Yellow
stone. Armament also ran.
Fourih--siN !rrlongs-J"ck Scot. Ill
Trap. i:d tEutwrlD. Si."". s3.i", sec
ond: Lively. 100 tSchuttiuG-r). $40.
third, Time. l:l24-5. K!ldcn, Ticket.
Whiriina i'ui,, Golden Bantam. ophelia
Fifth-mile and a siNteentfi-l:eueNo-
lent. III tFairbTotiicr). 50. >..6c. $40.
iirs'; l"l"ianiu. los a.. McTaGgaru.
SAFE, $3.50. second; Eerrill Don, 100
tEyEHe), gao. lhiId. Tiin.. LAG "a.
Ga!ncr, Wlilnse>. PlaUi.i also ran.
SiNth-milc and seventE Yards
s: 70. .lrsi: Dinah 30 Ill IF~airbrother).
500. $3.50. second: Buzz Around. Ill
ItobinsonJ. $40. third. Time, l:iia-J.
keHiah. Emerald Gem. MIcnlo I'nrk,
&evemh-.4tie aum quarter-Star
Gaze. 10 .HailD., Si:d", $40. $50. nrSt;
nnd: Cody. 100 G~:utwcliD. $3.50. third.
Time. zoe %-5. High ride. Orpeth. The
hump. Acs"p. Billie Baker ais" ;;u..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
TENNIS MATCHES TO-DAY
Team. From Rlchmoud And Randolph
Macon colleges FLA! ut Country
Club Courts I'm Itcturn Match.

Randolph Macon and Richmond Col
1eCc will stage their second tennis
tournament Of the month this after
noon on tho courts OF the Country club
OF Virginia. The Ashland team was
victorious in the match played in Ash
land last Thursday. but tho spiders are
confident that they Will he able to de-
feat their rivals, the Yellow Jackets.
Swift and Newman. the TWO men who
defeated the local c~ollcgians last weelt.
probably Viii he seen III action to-mor-
row afternoon. Swift and Newman are
good at singles, a. well rs doubles.
aud the spiders realize that they Will
not have an easy time defeating them.
Rudd. SaGhy. Spicer and Mack, the
uuartct, that Nad Ashland when
The first tournament was held. prob
ably will essay to- uphold the honor of
The Spiders, in the matches against the
aCkct again o-morrow.
There viii bc only three matches
pla we'd. two of which will he singles
and one doubles. Interest in tennis is
growing. and the net .ainc is no'W con
sidcrcd a major sport by the teams of
tho Eastern Virginia intercollegiate
N.Sp.ilt,pI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19

You won't find =. ). :. a
"curc-for-all" medicine. 1t has
d distinct mission to perform
as Il blood purifier and tonic.
1t assists Nature in bringing
healthy conditions out OF dis
ordered blood, which if not cor
rected may take the form OF
rheumatism, Catarrh, Malaria.
Eczema. Scrofula o one of the
many kinds OF skin diseases.
The fifty years successful
record Of ). S. S. stands as IL
monument 10 its merit.
You may be in doubt just
what your trouble is. in which,
case you are offered the service
Of our blood specialist. Consult
him fully and YOU will be prop
erly directed as to treatment.
without charge. But beware Of
minerals.
Get S. S. S. at amy drug store.
Demand the genuine. 1t is
purely vegetable. $1,O00.O0 is
offered for proof that S. S. S.
contains any minerals.
Swift Specific Co, 100 Swift
Bldg, Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
NEW FORMATIONS
BEHIND BARRED GATES
WnshInStOn nnd jefferson Coaches DrIu
fiHEcrs for Yale md Washington
Rnd Lee C8ntcSts.

WASHINGTON. PA. october IS
New formations which Washington and
Jefferson will count upon to help win
me gaines with Yale. Pitt and other
S.Io"s Iehhis, were tried cut for tn.
nrst tinie this afternoon by coaci,
AletHgcr behind barred gates. Ever,
man who Is figured on rs "A possible
entIaht m the championship strugSles
mat VIII feature the next six weeks of
the 1916 season was able TO gct into
me practice. except IIalr-I,ack EaIu.
anu he WAS able TO do some light work
on the field. 1t begins 10 look as II
nc would be IN shape to play against
coaches may decide to hold him I'm re-
serve FOX Iitt. Washington and Lee and
other wiid-up contests.
The varsity did not have a hard
ssriin,nase to-day, but went through
signals III whirlwiui style. Both Nuss
and WhitelIill were able to get into the
work. and the Red ana BLACK nrc-
scented almost its full strength. when
the sCriinniaEc started. MetZScr cX-
cuscd several of the regulars. as Ia.
has decided that some OF the nrst-
strinG men have had enough to do for
some DAYS. McCrcisht, tobbs Guricy
and Captain Winrberly havc been go-
in. 81 a strenuous clip since the first
considerably this week aud then shapcd
un by u final weeks preparation fol-
lowing the Westminster game OF Sat
urday.
MetzEcr to-day devoted particular
attention to the backing up and sun
port of forward passes. The only Two
touchduwus registered against Wash
inrton and jefferson his season have
come from Intercepted passes which
the Red AMI i;la.l, failed properly to
this department hrrorc ais ci,amuiw.-
ship games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
NEW MEN JOIN SOLDIERS

NEST POINT, y. T.. pGtoIcg is
midwecli iraciicc saw some
strange races on the varsity clever
again to-day. Although all the bi.
fellows were back in iogs except Ger
i2rdt aud Ford. Who are injured. The
coaches sent Captain McI:wun. oil
u. sid" lines during the heavy work.
House was at end for Ford. I'arkc was
III for Mcacham at guard. and Chan
'nHn played center for .McI:waM. Muir
iliI droN" thc team 1T quarter. with
iiarnnt. Green ana cole making the
back fold.
bH" t"uchdown WAS scored by the
VARSITY. Aud Diii'haut was called in 10
Try "a placement goal fronl the urty-
yard l'u', but missed by inches.
The detachment OF artillery hco; III.
Cadet tullum liall team, :: 10 u. in
Il h.ti"-i"t:ht game on AN adioiuin.
field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
JOINS CRIMSON COACHES

Cambridge, MASS, october ls.-
me Harvard varsity continued its
rough handling OF the Scrubs this az
tcrlioon. scoring three t~ouchdowns. Tho
r.egulars still maintained = strong Of
IcnSive. and the few times the second
team was in possession OF tho ball they
FOUND their opponents u~nnoveuble.
Crawford iilagdcn, '02. a FORMER
tackle. joined the staff for :, few laws
and took hold OF tho lincmcn. An
other capable rusli-lInc coach to help
Bob Fisher has been sadly needed. and
RlaEdcn:s appearance. even though,
temporarily, was hailed with satisfac-
ton.
Eddie Casey again outshone the field
t!is afternoon. making several long
runs on one OF which he covered for
ty-fve yards. following IL with a ten
yard rush for Il touchdown. Wilcox,
who took Cascy's place At full back,
made a thirty-fvc-yard run. two plays
hctorc Elirnham was hustled across the
Scrubs goal line for the first OF his
two ~tourhd0wns.
INC final touchdown followed
straight football ruShcs. the ball being
carried from midiield across the Scrubs'
goal line.
Davis started at left guard, hut was
in action only q few minutes when
Dadinund replaced him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-19
COUNTRY CLUB TOURNEY
JUDGE PECK AND HARRISON
IN NlNETEEN-HOLE BATTLE


Golfers nj the Country club OF Viz
Sinia yesterday afternoon staged the
first round OF match play in the annual
Kali tournament over the golf course
of the club. The winner OF the tour
%manent will meet the champion OF the
~Hermita:c Club in play for the hand
SOM trophy donated by Colonel James
Il. Branch
C;essncr Harrison and Judge Peek
carried. of the honors yesterday when
day. Harrison winning by l up onthe
nineteenth :.rccn. X. II. IiaIy and
Caldwell Hardy played AN unusually
GOOD match t"r a third sixteen. Hardy
The winners yesterday will be paired
For the second round. which Will be
played saturday afternoon over the
course Of the Country Club. while the
scmiiinalS viii be staged over the same
course next Wednesday, and the finals
VIII b. play:d saturday. q week hence.
yesterday was as follows:
Championship division-D. y. Wood
defeated Gilbert Weldon by default Il.
T. Ots:in defeated DIR. j. -. Nelson. I
UP ami > TO play: ]. e. Taylor defeat
cd J. y. i:clviaf. . no: GcSsncr IIarri-
son detected Judy. Peck. | up on nine
e. Roll. ) W and 40 nIay; T.. j. L.
MLackaN defeated Gordou Wood. = up:
Reeves EleminS defeated j. ~. Hog
gan. : up and 10 play: and Douglas
al b'I's'''l u ] IItTTISon. l UP.
second siitccn-M. -. l.anghorn de
feat"h ". T.. I'arncs. | up: II. w.
Hall defeated Il. /. King by Nfault:
T.. y. l:olmcr defeated j. l.. Young. =.
ur; II. :. Jones defeated ". j. McIn.
tyre. = M: u. D.. Morgan defeated clar-
encc Gray by default: sanford Fleming
defeated y. Gray. IN. y M and {. to
play: Thomas ~. Scales defeated lie
Wan .loTr"s. . up and : to play. and
W. w. Nealc defeated Mckay Jenkins.
" up ani !: 10 play.
Third sixteen &C. NJ. Mullen defeated
j.. G MAYO by defauit: "a. II. Angus
tine dcfcJtcd n. Il. Iernsig. i, up and
:; to play: i:anioiph Carsiozo defeated
7. 4: Sncid { up and . to play: George
W. stevens. IN. defeated \. l.. Adam
son. = 'p and I Ia play: j. Is. Raw
leigh defeated 81. GeorG. Cooke. q. up:
T.. : Clarke defeated J. l.. Elunt. , ur
and TO plav; y. -. Silis defeated Dr.
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