The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-11 00:00:00

Ms Corals *Limo'.

I'll rite to 'e um wick about yet net eleatlim vol
membsn o' parleyment ; there is to be lota o' von;
aom o' the wad -woes be • veins to to turned book
and 111 tell 'e priestly who Ido mean to rem in.
That be gam new oaadisddates ear the boners, am
I'll tel yet radars all shoat em aeon they do cam,
an I'll gee ma my hopinioa ; and they know by this
time that lira Grandy never have advyssd they
wrong; so they add better not prowls their votes
till they se I, Tor I mesa to bold a seeds in vier
bode*, when girt alterations in yer nepresentambun
col he proposed. haat rite no more about God-
peter now, vor I want to me a little about
WEYMOUTH.

Nov Meister heditur—yer 00l be surprised
that I diddes goo to the consort, bat 111 tall yet
the neon why. The mon wee this, I are a made
up my mind that when lady Ferrets= conies down
to visit I, I do mane to have a vew musical
evenings in my own house, and all thea Dolbys
and Patteye and the rest be down on my list, and
I do mean to have em all down to amuse my friends
and myself, and when I be tired ov em yes. see
I con pay am an send em wboarn. Well yet no the
consort was a wundervul snow^ an so every-
baddy.sed, till lunday , when aa true as I be a Livia
cameo, vor I sad it we my bows ISM the piston
up in pulpit sect at how all they as went to the
consort wee very bad and wicked all together, and
that he vu gory to rind that ladies and genelmeo,
an pupil teachers, an even ministers I had bon
present at a coneert, wich was no bettor than a gels
to bids and other aorta of wicked amusements.
Well the peple looked oon at tether all round,
and thought that the reverent genelman add lost his
tense.; I sed I never lost wet I never add, Well,
if you believe I be went on to such a length
that it made I quite ill, vor I dimmed other
night about the lunatic essilam, and that Weyrauth
add snot rit to be there as would grill the bole
o' the new broaden and the void coo too. Weill
was gwine to tell that what was • spouted out :
?torn thick there palpet made I to tick that wen I
got wham my maid rod to I, us she, wy Missu., yer
look ver all the world as if yen a ben a plucked with
graves; graves, tee I; graves, see she, von wen
Lord Dundreary was hers he gave his pointers
tallow graven and they were all sick jist like you,
and when I smelled the natty staf I twold his lord.
ship that gravee was aunt to pisen • dog; but his
lordship zed he knowed better, and that graves
oodeu pima, but that tould goo down Torrey well we
dogs, or anything elms what diddan take rtrong
drinks. Zo I ope (as you never drink), Miaus,
you aye a serollered anything o' the sort, you'll thro
it all up, and get over it. I sod I thought change o'
air ood do I good; bat my maid sad, us she, MMus
you add better vied out the canoe o' the miaohief
and move that. Mary Jane, see I, ti, time vor you
togs to bed. Depend pon it, Mr. Heditur, there he
many bigger fools than my Mary Jane. Yet amble
'etyma,

MR& GRLINDY,

l'OffT SCRA P. —I do rather tb-i;k tha; ike -re—vereel-. I
genelmen preoched against the censure mum be was
jealous of another person who was gwin• to are •
oonsert vor to help to revere his church, an Wey-
mouth pigeons; don't like noobody to gee nothing to
noobudy elm but theirealves, and if they do their
good same is mire to be insulted vrom the poolpet.

DORCRRSTER.-Coorrr Comer, Tuesday, Oetober
4.-Badoire Edward Everett, Req.-Only 40 plalate had
been entered for W. Court, of which by far Use greeter
number were settled oat of Court. The following is a
summary of the remaining amste.-Yeatznan v. Wood.-
Claim L'7 for half • year's rent. Defendant did not
appear, and an order wait made for immediate rayntent.
--Bridge sad Nandi. Id r. Stickland. -I.ebt efl for
beer. Tile being undefended, an or lee wen male for
immediate payineet..—Weatlake e. Framptoo.-Debt
£4 40. 41. for shop goods. Order for Is forthwith, and
8.. eemontb.—Rawies s. Badden.-Debt CI 7s. lid.
chide, ddeadant admitted. Order Is. woosth.--
Ranks v. Summis.-Dtobt RS to. St Jadresent by
defaidt fee 4.. a usontio.—Vincent v. Curtis-Debt
4. Admitted. Order. two instalments, the Ant forth.
'Attu—White w. Halatow.-Debt El 17e. LI., of
whichtiehandant %mad paid 12a Judgment for CI I. Id.
on the 11th lot.--Jelfery Toop.-Debt
El I3e. Ild. Order ss. • month.- -Medway r. at-
bt PI N 61. Ordered to pay is. • month.
- -Basemnbc Siouilob.-Dobt 18s. 101. Judgment
for 13.. RM. fortberith.—Baeoombe r. Clare.-Debt
£l7 is. Id. Adjourned till next cond.--
Roger. e. hainsoen, on • judgment. Ordered to
be eomnsitted for 14 daya Robin-
son. -This was an interpleader °Ulm and the
go ale in di-put, were said to be the property
of Serena !Millie., moth. r of the execution debtor. The
case lasted some time, but ju.igtoont via at length
given for Mae execution creditor.--.Bankrnparr.-In
Re Edward Redford. -Mr. Goodwin of Ifaidetone
applied ea behalf of Mice Mosey Horton, also of Mail-
stone, • creditor of the bankrapt, who wee a sapper at
Weymouth. where be was arrested sad brenght
to Dorebester goof, from whence he was brought
up as • pauper petition, and released from
raol fa February lest, and at the April Collet
his diseharge wad suspended for six months
without pm-Section, for • summons to issue to the father
and brother of the bankrupt to give evidence
toughing .me property supposed to belong to
Moe bankrupt, sod for the suminsoses to be
heard at Maidstone where the parties reside. The
appboatien wit. founded ands- the 120 and 121 seetions
of the Bankruptcy Ad 1849 sad sec 21 of the sem
statate.-Mr. Weston, on the part of the bankrupt,
*ppm-L..1 the motion, but hi. Honour, after lowing the
aigninents, greeted the moor as prayed.
• °MINTY CoURT CIRCUIT roil Norimess. -Ford i mg-
' brike Monday. 7th ; Dorchester, Tuesday' Bth ;
Bridpcet, Wednesday. 9th; Weymouth, Tharade2.
10th; Blandford, Monday, 14th ; Poole. Tuesday,
15* ; Wimborne, Wedoesday, 16th; Shaftesbury,
Moisday, 21st ; Wineaaton, Tuesday, 22ad : Salisbury,
Wednesday, ; Andover, faraday, 24th
PiTry Saseloas, Wedaseday.-(B.dere J. &dor, and
R. Davi., Fetirs.)-
Ais Uncionnt Paantr.-Rderard Rickard, labosuer..
of Welt Fordington. sae brought op in cuatody .k.
with leaving his child ehargeable to the partsl7.r.
T. W. Nara, assistant overseer, proved the case, sad
prisoner was ordered to pay the arrows, lla., or in
default to be lent gaol for a daya
OcoosTit Fours, Saturday.-Before B. Williams,
Esq., Captain Foster, R. H. Bwadield, and H. C.
Goaddeu, &qrs.
-

An Im.roetion.—A Nalitow Escao&—A rvelmet-
ably-droned sad well-edeothed man, who gave his
name as Alpheus kl•Gaultier, was brought up in
onmedy, charged with stealing a coat from the Rev.
John evidamt Nest, of Wyk. Regis. —Mr. Andrews,
of Weymouth, appeared for the prosecution ;
prisoner was undefeoded.—Primeostor said be
educated • large number of pupils at hie residence
for the Universittea In coosequenoe of an 'Weer-
tisemeut which be ineethed in the Teases far ajaaior
simatant master, he received an application front
primmer. After some very protracted cor6
deuce he engaged with him. Primmer jorioiXp
liie
establishment on the 24th of September, H. mune
&bout 8 or 9 o'olook in the evening. Witness was
not at home when he arrived, being at Weymouth ;
bet on his return he wee informed that the mow
tutor had arrived. He went and asked him where
hie luggage ems, when he reviled that it was IA
at Weymouth. Witmemoffiered to seed for it, when
pre mer asked If he could speak to hint He
replied " yes.- and took him into his etedy. He
then tea& " I have DO motley left ; will yea lend me •
littler Witness asked him bow numb he wanted,
when prisoner said, "a sovereign, and lean get what
waits out of it." Witham lent hint the rtivethY•
After doing so, prisoner said, "I thick I bad bother
i
take lodgings s Weymouth until Moodie, as I have
no coat bei lee one I he sea.' %teems replied WI
it was not worth whit., spending =may for that, and
offered to lend Ma coat to near es goat: Re
tried on one, whisk tilted him very ,„ and
witaese " yew are guise well enough ler Wyk.
Cktuoh." Be wore ft ow dew* ; bet ea Mandy

appeared in the school wearing nis old the. He re-
mained in the mama until Weanesday morning. In
the afternoon there was a holiday until ix o'clock,
when prisoner, who had goo out, ought to have r
t but did did not, and be had not seen soythinal of
him said the present Woo Watson did not thiak
WYNN knew that he had to rehire at six o'clock.
From information he remedied, he found that pri-
soner had taken away the coat he had lent hue,
sod the on. produced was the sanie.—ln crow
'gemination witnem said when he lent the coat he
We. under the impression that it was to be retained,
and he now charged bun with stealing it. —Se_ pain-
dent Poursoy stated that on Thursday, the Seth of
September. he maw the prisoner in a carriage near
the Townhall. He asked witness to show him
where the Rev. Mr. Peers's hone, was, and he
directed him, lie then appeared as if he had been
drinking but some time afterwards, when witness
saw him again, he seemed to be much in liquor.
His mother cone to look for him, but sash, could
not find ham witumes sent the carriage to Weymouth
with ber.—The Rev. E. W. Pears, rector of St. I
Peter's, Dorchester, said on Thursday afternoon 1
prisoner culled on him. He said he woe friend of Mr. I
Neat's, and having heard ban mention has (witness's)
name had called upon him, se he had ordered • feed
of corn for his pony at the Antelope, but found that
he had cone away willoot his purse. He also com-
plained of being hungry, and stated that as witness
woe tb. only person in the town whom he knew,
asked him to lead has some tonaery to pay for dinisee
and the feed of corn. He gave the tame of Gaultier,
and said he would pay him the neat time be came to
Dorchester ; that he WM going to Weymouth, but
he did not like to drive the pony beck without moor
thing to eat aa it had been to Puddletown. Witness
lent him 10a—Superintendent Brown, of the Cern,
division of polios, mid on the lot instant be
maw prisoner at Sherborne, and took hies
in charge for bagging at Rockland Newton.
He brought him -before Mr. Bridge, and
obtained • method until to-day on the charge of
dealing a coat, lire property of Er. Neat, which he
had on at the time—Mr. Andrews said primmer
went from piths to place, and made use of Mr.
Nest's name to clergymeo in order to obtain
pecuniary aid. All of them, however, at present
wore inment, with the thoeption of Mr. Pears.—Mr.
Neat was recalled, and in further atamination said
that prisoner bad left his old civet at his house, but
it had mime been emat to his mother. —Mr.
Williams said he did not think any jury would con-
vict upon the evideooe addooed. It was one of
those cases of strong suspicion, but where no proof
of guilt could be shorn. Prisoner, no doubt,
had acted in • most dishonest moor, hut
the °Ramos Gould not be legally brought borne to
hini,altliongh it could be morally. He would there-
fore be dismissed upon the charge, but could be
remanded on the charge of begging. Prisoner how-
ever was allowed his liberty, and left the doek
apparently well pleased at the result of the investiga-
tion.

A POINT Woatu ksownto.—Edward Ramiter,
hawker, was brought up in custody charged with
hawking without a lioense. —Mr. Leach, supervinor,
prosecuted on behalf of tise Excias.—hathaniel
Attlield, an officer of Inland Revenue, stationed at
Maiden Newton, proved that on Thursday morning
be saw prisoner hawking women's caps about that
I place. Witham asked him if he had a
bombe, when he replied that he bad
se not, the were manufactured by
his friends at goods were
He was them given into
ceitody ; but Sergeant Holloway stated that he told
him that be had nothing to do with the manu-
facture of the goods, his parents made them, and be
only hawked. This statement prisoner denied, and
awed to make up • cap. Tbe active policeman
thinking he had a good bite at last, exhibited some
ribbon forming • portion of the cap, and ironically
asked prisoner if that was his manufeettire. The
reply however made him look Very small, prisoner
asking if a carpenter inanufactured the wood he
built a house with. The legal point appears to be
that if goods are manufactured by the person who
hawks them, be can do so without tithing out •
license, but not otherwise. This the Booth believed
prisoner to have 'misted in, and ducuismod the cam.
WEYMOUTH.—th Sunday morning, shortly before
10, a Sr. broke out at No. 7, York-buildings, reosotly
occupied by the late Mr. Daniel Rolle musician, which,
wondering the strong easterly wind blowing at the
time, was likely to result in the most serious constr.
quinces. It appears that the Sr. originated
from a beam in the kitchen alma. y he.
cootie, Ignited, which, romounicating with the
parlour door, won caught on dm, and the room was
Shed with a dense volume of flame and smoke. Several
articles of furniture I. the apartment were burnt, but
no very considerable loss of property was occasioned.
Fortunately the fire osa dinner, ad almost immediately
after it made its appearance, and with the methane) of
several people, who rendered timely aid by furnishing
buckets of water, the dames wereiultdued without very
peat trouble. The premises Were occupied by UV"
Pettier*, of Wrackielord House, near Dorchester, Mho
left for her residence in the evening.
BuilOtlGH SLlteloill, *wider. Before the Mayor and
W. Symonds,
As ElPligiliCE Paux.—Henry Lewis was brought
up In clutody Maned with stealing • door knocker and
thaulting the police.—P.C. Mitchell dimmed that on
Sunday morning he saw prisoner take off • knocker
from No. 4, Ohncester-row. He took him in custody,
when he caught hold of him by the hair of his head.
It would oat about 3s. 64. to repair the damage'
dons to the door —ln define', prisoner improved
*attrition for what he had done, and said if he had
not partaken of too much driok be should not hare salad
as he had. —The Mayor said this offense the of
freqiient occurrence, and as a wanting to others he
should dm hint 40a, sad oasts. The line was paid.
A SOLOS IS TROCIBUL —Jobe Brady, a inanolmar's
man on board M & Warrior, was placed in the dock
charged with being drunk, and wilfully duaaging
the cost of William Tisard.—Coroplintain maw this
Sunday night he met miscue" at the Belvidere public
house. He was very abusive, sod witness persuaded his.
to so out oftb.bouem Hi did so, but when outside
caught hold of witness's coat, which wait almost • new
one, and tore it. —Prisoner was fined el Is,, which be
Paid-
TUISDAY.—Before R. Griffin and W. Talbot, Bart
ALLIoND BilisiCH Of Tel Plics.—Henry Outer was
°barged with using &knave language towards John
Brown, and to Mow emu why he should am be bound
over to beep the peesse.--Complalnut, who is & news-
men, said on Thursday morning he met defendant near
the Ithlowell Tavern, when he abused him very much.
The language WM such as witness should be ashamed to
otter, fondant was coostuttly in the habit of annoy'
ins him, but witness had never gives him asessioa
for He wished defendant to be hound o'er to keep
the peace toward' him.— le cromexaminatioe
withers said the language was so indigent that
he weld not utter it.—John Thome stated that
on the day in quietism Beata called at his home
with a paper. Defendant pseud at the Com, cad said
something to him, which appeared to annoy him very
mush, but what the words were he could not MIL
Demodant said the words were—" Good morale?, Miss
Coiek."—On behalf of the defence William Bilis wit
called, who proved that the *orris made me of were
" Good morning, Mies Chick."—Brown was recalled,
and the & tint laid this was • most trivet case, and
ought never to have been brought into Court. He was
poor and helpless, hut at the mom time he malt have h
lit'le (orb-amnia., and not take writ* tit every remark
potted on him—Mr. Grid% cannoned defendant not to
annoy h. m, mei d istui ma
Dank AND FIGHTING.—WiIIiam Sutton was
charged wih being drui.k, and fighting in the Markot
lionse.—P.S. Brion said on Friday he was It, 1b
Market House. Defeodent end Muth Cleat were
there fighting. He Motioned them, and they desisted.
Sam after the fight was renewed.—Defe•islant mid he
was In the Market House for the porpoise of purchasing
some foci when he met Cleat, and wooled hint as
" Apple Charley." On so doing he pee him • blow id
the facie and he only struck has In 'elf-defence. Be
Meind th.t he was drunk. —Fined fra, and eats.
Tug Autrens Daauaric tioclevr.—On Tuesday
the members of this Society again &missed before the
pubic at the impromptu theatre—the Meth* Boom
of the Royal Hotel. nil same emount of intermit WU
romifint• I in their performances sangstait
sal &Inm n ost. the r ..m his bee en , by rata
additional mats have teen obtained, the building was
GEM, in spite of the nary inclement weather which
always • very important fervors in the smith of any
uodert thing. The pieces pleyed teem, the droll. of
Toe Charcoal Burner, or the Dripping Well of Keane.
borough," and the faros of "The Bade at the Swan"
On no former weasicia, we think, have the thatean
&scuttled thenterlyee mote creditably than on Tneaday,
thus annsistakeebly proviso that every time they ap-
pear before the peldic they ham mere anifidence in
iheeneitses, and consequently the pieces go nit mace
better than when • feeling of timidity and Mynas
prevail. "The Ch irecal Bunter" is a amoeba& keg,
but most thrilling drama, and the greatest pith* is due
to all engagei for the very meat thanau Is
whlsh they learnt their various parts. The action
throughout did full insets-e to the pistoled ea the singe,
and the neseseary 'ornery was in keeping with
the play. The principal character in the drams,
that of the charcoal burner, (Piquet Arden) WY
sustained by Mr. Thredder, and the manner in
ehorh be did so reflects the greatest credit epos
him His part was most difaccit, but be went through
it with the ass and grace of • priteenimal, sad we ue
almost inclined to doubt whether this was the fret time
be has sustained the character allotted him. The
MOWN in which he gives vent to his vengeance at having
killed the murderers of his father was riven with great
effect, end literally "brought the house down." As
Edmond &dale, Mr. Charles Jeffery was, as man,
I. all his characters, first rate. His Idyls of acting is
very good, and he is a poem' favourite with the wen
party ; Indeed be mina fall to he otherwise, for be
postmen those desirable ethetials, attitude and voice,
without which ea amateur is nothing worth. Thelminvel
part, (Matthew Factale) was well mad by Mr. Hmeall,
who for thirst of gold, in • njunctiort with Caleb
Brown (Mr. Mortimer) killed the Martha burner's
father. Well did the other display his rating passim
and show his meths. He wateme plainly indicated
Mt he was, and his sating was ciertaiely is keeping.
The scene in which he declares his tannins to repent,
to live molly years his esultardon at the
thereof, but his sudden death from the haorirtli7e4
charcoal homer, was beautifully potartrayed. The
canoe characters were entreated to the share of 11,. W.
jArrry tip.d Mr. Williams. The former as Abel Cole, an
haberdasher, very comically performed the character of
• drunken greed juryman, and be received Lis
reward at the hands of the aselieece. Mr. Williams
as Valentine Verdict, a gentlemen peasionately sl-
eighed to the laws sod seethes of William and Mary,
and conscious of hie dignity as a grand jurymen um
all that weld be wished for. His mu • rein *ably
good ehate•Utt, and amid not ham fallen ban beads
who woad ban done mon credit to It. Caleb Browa,
although his put in the drama was not • heavy one,
acquitted Aimee!, well. The naprompa ladies parts
were berm by a potimeas rejoicing In the shouted Mir
Cygmt, as Edith Harrioglos miners Jaws, (Me.
Gramm); and Meeker' le. (Mx. G. (halker.)

The two former, soseidering the dielcultin under which
they laboured, were remarkably good, and certainly
deserve the greeted prate,. The '.lret up" of
Chalker canoed moth amusement. On the fall of
the curtain the amateurs wee 111094 warmly applaoded.
Between the some* ringing took plasm. lb. Mortimer
sang " Man the life-beet" in • very masterly manner,
and was very deem wadi, applauded. A comic OpeTS.
sustained by Mr. JOINIE and Mr. Williams, caused the
greatest merrimeet, and the beet complimeet that me
hi paid them is that they ought to be in a "dark.,"
peep. Tba evening's amusement conchided with the
farce of "Tr. Boots at the Swan." We Imes slreaq
given • criiiqrs of thie piece before, therefore it will be
unoeceseary to reespitulate what we hate already said.
Sallee it therefore to say that the chief chersoters in
the piece were sesttined by Mr. Dasson. as Frank
Priskly, sod Mr. Williams, ag tha deaf boom at the
Swats. Both were admirably performed, and the enter-
toiement gave the greatest satisfaction. The pieces for
Wednesday night were "the Charcoal Burner," and the
brae of "Cool as • Cucumber," the attraction in the
letter piece bran, the presence of female =steers.
Toe WRATH IR. —During the early part of last week the
moot boisterous weather haa been experience,' in this town
and around the sea coast. The wind h. been blowrag
sloes Saturday almost • perfect hurricane from the
south-east occasionelly shift-n 1 to east•outheast and
north-east, A tremendous sea hag also been raging.
The weather is so tempestuous I het all communication
to Portland from th.o town is suspended, the steamers
not bolsi able to ply between the two places. A very
large number of vsesels are at anchors Portland &ado
Slid even in this plats Rome have been drifted from their
moorings. • math, laden with resin, parted from her
moorings on Monday sad went ashore near Portland
Castle, and two ,choosers are also in close proximity to
the shore, though it is expected that they will he able to
prevent their being farther drifting inwards. On Tuesday
the Commodore steam tog attempted to bring the smack
off the shore, but was unable to do so. We have not
heard, however, of any lora of life or property in the
Lade The Aquila, one of tha Weymouth and
Channel Islands' *teenier. crossed the channel on
Monday from our harbour, and reached bar destination
safely in the evening, although fears ware generally
entertains, that she would not be able to do so. On
Taeeday she again made her return voyage, but as the
weather was so noftmorable did not reach Portland
Brads Instil shoat eight o'clock, whom she met rain-
polled to remain at anchor all night, being unable to
eater the harbour on irament of the light in the jack-in-
the-basket having goo* out. This of course put the
pragengen to great inconvenience; bet on day-break
the steamer safely landed them in the harbour.

PRIZE SHOOTING OF THE lirS D.R.V.
The first day's meeting in connection with the annual
priie rile shooting of the members of the Weymouth
Rifle Corp' took plus at their range, Chesil Beach, on
Tuesday. Although a libsrai list of prises wen offered
' for sompetition, the attoodanos of eoropetlions we.
eery small. bet Ude Dot at all to be woodsred at when
the laolsasset stars of the weather in borne in mind.
The wind wan Mowing • perfect hurrieue throughout
the dayi and the Clued Beech is not one of the most
°Milli's-table plum when a strong easterly wind is blow-
ing. Indeed, in the fees of sub weather as that of
Timidity it is a wonder that the shooting wee not
deferred until some more convenient Dusan. As a
matter of coarse the shooting took place under gust
diud vantages, but notwithstanding it was very
good. The wind wee so powerful that sometimes the
riflemen were almost unable to keep on their feet. An
attempt was nude to put op Doreen', hut they were blown
away. We were about to observe that the Weymouth
Riles have become so accustomed to shoot in boi taros"
writher, Sot in coins 11011101111 they cannot make very
high worts, were we not to recall to our recollection
the manner in which they but the whole county at the
recent County Association m•ating at Dorchester, when
fro-lbirds of the prises offered were won by them.
An. unmistakeably proving that the weather does not
couch affect them. Soon alter 10 o'clock the shooting
for the first prise commenced, which was for
A BiLvia Coy, value £5 Be., presented by .1. IFIt
Thresher, Esq. &you-minds at 200 abd 500 yards.
200 yds. 500 ols. Tot.
Thretber, Caph • 3232222-16 0233140-15--3 I
Timed, Lieut. • 2011030- 9 3093333-14-23
Lee, Sergeant • 0442003-13 2002 nit.
Charles, Sergeant U 32223-17 022021.10- 7-44
Roberta, Corporal 110022-11 3010240-11--22
Brown- - - 3301212-15 34.i2-l6- -32
Crick may, C. - 232'022-14 0200024- 8--22
Criticality, W. • 3209323-12 0022330-10-22
Parsons • - 022203-11 0324322-17-47
R.. 4,0. - • I t-Is 0012023- 9--It
Hibbs • • - I i • -11 0433002-16-46
Dawson - °num- 7 ret.
Board, J. - • 22112122-10 2302432- 16-26
Stevens - • 900902 ret.
Warren - - 3231202-13 2324300-14-27
Smith - 0302222- 9 4300902-11-20
Rowe- • - 2432203-16 4433230-19-33
Tex Orrtcras' Puna First prize, value ; second,
El ; third, 10s. Sorsa rounds at 200, 500, and 600
yards. _

200 MO 600
yds. yds. yds.
Thresher. Captain • 17 16 10-43
toad, Li. at. • • 1? 15 12-44
Lee, Sergeant - • 14 14 21-48
Charles, Sergeant • 18 16 16-19
REiberte, corporal - 19 19 8-46
Brown • • • 23 5 12-40
Crickinay, C. • • 12 18 8-38
Pawns - • • 19 13 14-46
Cricicmay, W. • • 11 12 8-31
flow.. • • • 5 ret.

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Hibbs - • • - 14 18 14-46
Board- - - • 8 17 1231
&arena • • - 10 rot.
Warren • - - 16 16 10--42
Balkh • - • • 12 12 2-32
Rowe - • • • 11 13 11-311