Club, was commenced on th- grounds of the latter Club on Taursday attern last wien E. White and C. Biron for the P. Hudson and E. T. In the other court E. A. Tornbull for the Cricket 'A. Wheeley and R. J. Marshall, 6-4. This leaves the Country Club' 3 ganes to the good. Of all the players E. White most dis tinguished himself, as his play was remarkably steady and reliable, and at times brilliant, and the two games played by this guartetic excited considerable interest, as all engaged in it are first-class men. In the other court Turnbull made the best show, playing a steady snd good game throughout.
The mitch was resumed at the Country Clubon Saturday of-er noon, ut owing tothe many counter-attractions there was only a meagre attendance of spectators. White vnd Biron (Country Club) be Bovet and Turnbull (S.0.0,) by 68, 6-4, 6-3; and Dr. Marshall and Wheeley (Countiy Club) beat Hudson and E, T. Byrne (8.C.C.) by 6-3, 7-5. The Country Club thus won very easily by 6 sets to 3, and 47 games to 36.
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