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THE LONE STAR
FEEDERS.
NOTICE TO COTTON PLANTERS
A Thoroughly Reliable and Practical
COttOn-Gin Feeder.

IN Offering this reliable machine 10 the
Il Planters, which has proved so satisfactory
to all who hava used them, we but repeat
their statements when We boast OF their
practical utility.
1t increases the product OF the gin.
1t lessons the required power by giving a
regular supply to the gin.
u makes q better cotton by the same gin.
1t saves the saws of the gin by preventing
stones, nails. iron, and other hard substances
from going into the breasi of the gin.
II keeps The roll from breaking and thereby
mapping or gin-cutting the cotton II properly
adjusted.
II works automatically In connection with
tie gin, and saves hand-laDOr Of the ginner,
so difficult 10 control, and beats him, every
time, in quantity and quality.
1t is guaranteed 20 perform all we have
claimed for IL, and
Its the only cotton gin feeder that y II do II.
Planters, call aud see II, and be rid OF the
greate-t annoyance OF yoCr life-an unruly
cottnn- -ginner-by buying one
Fer sale Dy
THOs. B. NORMFET,
Jy2o Agent for ire ManufartEFs-H.
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BOTTLED BEER.
UHRIG'S BOTTLED LAGER BEER

AFTER long experience and many expert
ments with our unrivalled facilities we offer
TO the trade and families OF Memphis our bot
tied lager beer, put up in pints and quarts
We guarantee it to be equally as fresh after
six months In any climate, as on the day Of
bOttling. I have appointed HENRY LUHR-
MAN my agent for Memphis, who will attend
TO the delivery and receiving orders at No. 80
Monroe street Orders from steamboats,, ho-
tells, restaurants, families, and the country
generally, especially the South, are solicited,
and win be promptly filled.
I am making this speciality, and the trade
can rely upon its uniform quality.
j. UHRIG.
Orders addressed 10 the undersigned viii re-
eeIve prompt attention. Circular and prices
sent on application.
HEERY LUHRMAE,
tel9 SS Msnsoe Street. q emphis.
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Jules Favre raised high-daddy in the
French assembly, at Versailles yester-
day, py denouncing the policy of the
french government which punished
those VINO lnsulted the assembly and al
lowed the journals to insult Ex-Presi-
dent Thiers with impunity. He also
exposed and denounced the alliance he.
tween the monsrehists and Bonanart-
lists Amid a scene of the most exciting
disorder, a vote of confidence in the
government resulted in four hundred for
and two hundred and seventy against.
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NEAR rHR LINE

of Calhoun and Pontotoc counties, three
or four miles from Sarepta, which was
first reported as being the body of miss
ing Sheriff Jones, of Lafayette. but
was afterward recognized as the remains
OF the non est Ben, and, although con-
siderably deeOmpOsed, plainly showed
that he had been foully dealt with. The
matter passed on until last week, when
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A dispatch from Louisiana, a little
town in northeast Missouri, announces
that eight deaths from cholera occurred
there between eight and twelve O'Clock
Sunday night, and great excitement pre-
vailed, causing an almost total desOla-
ton of the town. The disease is also
said to prevail alarmingly at Troy, Han
nibal, and other towns in that part Of
the State.
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SEASON OF 19z8.
BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS
Bath, Morgan County, West Va.

Two and half miles from Sir Johns Run,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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DIED.

BULKLEY-At Williamsburg, L. l., Mon
day, July q, 1873, at twelve o'clock M, PATTON
ADDIR, infant son Of Henry D. and Cara A.
Bulkley, aged eight months and eleven days.
WEBB-At his residence in this city, OF con-
gestion, on Monday, July q, 1873, S. NJ. WEBB,
In the ffty-fourth-year Of ms age.
Funeral services at the residence, east side
Of Elmwood Cemetery, at ten o'clock this
CTUESDAY) morning. Friends and acqusint
ances are invited 10 be present. Services by
BY Rev. W E Boggs.
MAYNARD-Monday, July 2lst, at Pun,
at the residence OF K. NanBTokiin, Fort
Pickering, Miss &. W. MAYNARD.
Funeral services at Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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The Chattanooga Times, of Sunday,
says: about half-past twelve last
night, Charley Whitesides. colored, was
stabbed by Horace Greeley, cOlored, fa-
tally. The wound indicated that Char.
ley had been cut with a butcher or
cheese knife, the entrance being to the
right Of the spinal column and just un-
der the shoulder-blade. Charley lived
but few minutes after the fatal stab"
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SPRINGS!
Large and EIegantIy Arranged House
VALRERMOSO SPRINGS,
MORGAN CO., ALABAMA.

EIGHTEEN miles from Huntsville by cal
u riage road; twenty-five miles from Deca-
tar by boat or carriage. Here are White sui
phur and Iodine, Black Sulphurs and Iodine
and Chaly beate waters in inexhaust ible sup
plies-nore strongly tmpregnated, $, rs a dis
tlnguished chemist, than any similsf waters
in the United States. Hotel Rccommc ttions
ample. Table wholesome and exceileb Ask
all the guests OF last year. Prices 10 S the
times, so that living is cheaper here tn & at
home, restored health and vigor are add -
clear gains. Send for Circulars TO
J. r. PAINTER & SONS, Proprietor
P. o. Valhermoso Springs, Morgan county
Alabarno- VIE nseatuT. my7 aAW
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JACKSON, TENN, July 2l.-From the
Wing and Tribune extra of to-day, and
an interview with the agents of various
insurance companies involved, the fol-
Icxripn
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
ON
Saturday, August 23, Is73.

No. sIOs.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-Andrew Rem
kert VS.. Jacob 5. Galloway ct al.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale made in this
ID cause. on the 9Th of July, ls73 / Will sell,
OF public auction, 10 the highest bidder, in
front OF the office Of the Second Chancery
Court OF Shelby County. Greenlaw Opera
house. Second street, between Union and
Gayoso streets, in the city Of Memphis, Ten
nessee. on
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NEW ADVERTISEaENTS.
10! FOB THR MARROW GAUGE.
and Raleigh Railroad.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JULY 10TH,
" trains viii leave Louisville depot, head OF
Main street, as follows (city time):
DAILY TRAINS Except Sunday)-Leave
Memphis at ii :55 am, 40 pm, 7:0) pm.
Leave Raleigh at 30 q. M, :i5 pm, IL m.
Tickets for sale at 2371S Main street, depot
ofice, and at Raleigh.
Fare for the Round Trip, soc.
JOHN DONOVAN,
President Memphis and Raleigh X. r.
JAS. SPEED, General Ticket Agent. jy22
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Giovanni Glione, an italian, at New
Haven, Connecticut, was yesterday
held in one thousand dollars pail in
each Of four complaints. charging him
with holding in servitude four bows
whom he sends out daily as street musi-
cians and boot-blacks.
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Jy2o Agent for fhe Manufacturer.
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nesr0 by the name OF Benjamin Price,
Ell ex-slsve Of the father Of our present
county treasurer, was missing for some
time, without any knowledge of his
friends as TO his wheie2bouts. A month
or so atterward body was found some
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MORE SUFFERERS.

One more victim of cholera occurred
in the Ohio penitentiary, yesterday, at
Columbus He was under sentence for
life, and the fourth lifetime convict that
has been stricken down with cholera in
that prison.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
sented TO the undersigned, 1t has been made to
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TLPTON
FEMALE SEMINARY,

our Institution is situated in a village re-
markable for its healthfuiness and morality: :
easy OF access by Paducah and Memphis rail-
road, thirty-seven miles from Memphis. ty22
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Senator Morton made a speech at
LeavenwOrth, yesterday, in response to
z serenade by the fifth United States
infantry band, in which he declared
that all questions that tended TO divide
the country, and array cne section
against another, had been settled.
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Notice to Taxpayers of the E5th
Civil District, Outside of
the City.

WILL be at the grocery OF the late ]. H.
1 Worsham, on the corner OF Sixth and
Chelsea streets. July DIST, I'D and 23d; at the
Raleigh road and BreedlOve avenue, July
24th and 18th, to receive their assessment
SCI dulles. After that will be compelled by
law 10 make an assessment and sdd > per
cent. on the same. W. h. MILLER,
AssessOr 18TH CIVIL Distinct. nntsIda The city.
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II5 I.s BeaIe street
DAVIS s WALKER.
HOTELS.

n RAND HOTEL, Broadway, opposite Con-
gress Park, Saratoga. This new and mag
nihcent Hotel, accommodating 1000 persons.
opened June l, 1873. The prOprietors have
adopted the following schedule OF prices: For
June, september and October, transient guests,
81 % per day; weekly guests, 81 per day /;
monthly guests, s. s. per day. For July and
August, transient guests, S. per day; weekly
guests, 81 50 per day; monthly guests, s. per
day. GLmore's famous Boston Jubilee Band
Is engaged for the season. Families wishin z
10 engage apartments in this modern hOtei
possessing advantages Of clothes presses,
water and electric bells in every suit OF apart
ments, will apply to ~ ae'1TSss ". ". LIZ
LAND q CO. Grand Hotel, Saratoga felB
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Secretary Robson and Attorney
General Williams had Washington
city entirely to themselves yesterday,
they being the only members of the
head Of the government in the city.
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Summer School.

XV q. AITCHELL'S School will be con-
w tinued during the months of July and
August. For terms and branches taught sp-
ply at the schoolroom, No. 303 Third street.
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REAL ESTATE.
J. p. IRRELEVANT. y. NJ. TREZEvANT.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
OF
TIA 90 CO.,
NE cor. Main and jefferson SITS.
Rental Department in charge W. D. McCanum

Rental Department in charge W. D. AcCallum
sB- Buyers and renters Of real estate cannot
know that they have been best suited until
they see our catalogue, which embraces q large
variety of property for sale and for rent, and
which il will always be our pleasure to show.
For Sale.-That splendid property known
as the "GOODLOE PLANTATION" in the
counties OF Lincoln and Desha, Arkansas, re-
puted one OF the finest cotton plantations on
Arkansas river, belonging 10 nou-residents
who live at too great distance to give it person.
al attention, is offered for sale at SJ0,000-dfth
cash, and four annual payments; possession
lst January, 1874, from which time deferred
payments would date. The tract has l6OO
acres. One-half cleared and in high state OF
cultivation, well drained, securely fenced, all
buildings necessary, such as residence, labor
ers' cabins and gin-hOuseS, and with an aue-
Quate force of laborers, most of whom have
resided on the place for the last fifteen years
With plantation of such extent and capacity
OF prOduction-a bale to the acre being safe
estimate-the remunerative prices now pre-
vailing, and easy terms upon which it may be
bought, an energetic and experienced cotton
grower could easily meet the payments and
secure a splendid estate.
Applications in person or by letter will re-
ceive our special attention.
jyI5 TREZEVAET a co.
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BANKS.
Sterling Exchange.

USIOS AND PLASTERs BANK or MEMPHIS
June IS ls73.
- Having effected proper arrangements,
this Bank viii hereafter draw on London or
Liverpool In sums TO suit purchasers.
jel8 5. P. READ. Cashier.
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IA paying any money TO Thos. "A. Nelms,
that may be due me, as he is in no way con-
connected with nee or nv business.
July q, 1873. GEO. z. FREEMAN,
jy2 2lT Second street, Memphis.
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safurdaY. Augusf De. Isra.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Situate, lying and being in the county of
Shelby, and state of Tennessee, known as lots
and 8, in block L, IN Williams addition to
Fort Pickering.
Terms OF SsIe-On O credit OF six months:
purchaser executing note with gccd security ;
fien retained. Equity OF redemg Ion barred.
N. L. L STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
L 4 Riaelnrr snIIcifnr - > tr12
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of DeSoto q
n Lodge, No. 2S9, viii be held th1sNAE
evening. July 22d. at s/VN
o CLOCK for work in the +. A. degree.
All f. AS are fraternally invited.
By order BUN. 4. PRICE. W. N.
r. W. SHELTON, Secretary. ty2
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PROPOSALS.
: EALhD PROPOSALS for the building
, the First Section Of the
Mississippi River Telegraph.

from Memphis, Tennessee, to Friars Point,
Mississl pPi, will be received until August 18th.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
once Of the Washington Insurance Company.
The right to accept or rejeet any or all bids
reserved. T. W. BROWN, President.
g. W. L. Crook, Acting Secretary. fv2n
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JOHN DOUGLAS,

of PontOtoc county, was arrested on the
charge OF having committed the muir
der, rF0m the affidavit upon which
the warrant for his arrest was issued it
seems that, extra judicislly, Douglass
had confessed to several parties that he
had killed the negro, and even went so
far as TO go and shcw the body to some
Of his friends, with instructions that
''they must not tell.n 1t appears also
from the evidence, that the murder
must have been of that character, COM
monty called "coId- -blooded."
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For Rent.

THE COTTON-SHED on Union street, cor
i ner of alley between Third and Fourth
81 eets, now occupied by b. B. Hutchinson.
Apply to Z E. MEA( HAM
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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING

before making contracts. COnsideriug it,
cheapness, durability, and its fmperviOu-nesS
TO water and fire, IL is equal, If not superior,
To any roofing in use. Its ease Of application
and perfect adaptation TO roofs Of any shape
either right angles, horiZOntals or 2erpenCicu-
lar-must commend IL 10 the favorable con-
sideratiOn of the public. Valleys Of any
shape made without the use Of metals Of any
kind.
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Anfi-FOrrOsive,

No chemical preparation has yet bsen dis
covered which 50 effectuaIy and securely
protects metal roofs from the action OF the
atmosphere, and hence from rust, COrrOsiOn
and decay, as PLASTIC SLATE.
We refer to Col. L. J. DuPre Editor Appeal.
Chas. kOTtrecht, Esq, Col p. c. Bethel, H u.
Dent ESQ., p. b " addell, Esq, and Others
who nave used il, as 10 its merit- as a roofing.
FOR references to leading citizens OF other
cities, and examination OF samples Of roofing,
please call at our office,
II5 I.9 BeaIe Street.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
TNIRST- CLASS accommodations for five
E hundred guests. Daily mail, telegraph,
ali amusements, fine music, etc.
Excellent fishing and hunting, and all the
attractions of beautiful mountain region.
Natural temperature of water 747 Fab, with
every variety OF baths. Swim min g-pools Tor
ladies', children and gentlemen.
TEkAS-S3 per day; so per week; hrst
month, SIS; second month, SIS. Children
under ten and nurses, half price.
je3 a. R. POTTS.
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ROOFING.
ROOFING.

TlHOSE in need OF good and substantial
Il roots will consult their interests BY ex-
amining our
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

I'VE have this day purchased the interest OF
w MI. VIM. STEWART, in the houses OF
STEWART BROS. & co, New Orleans, La,
and STEWART BROS. & GWYENE, Mem
phis, Tenn.
We hereby assume all the liabilities Of the
late nrm, and all parties indebted to same
will make payment TO US.
The business in New Orleans will bs coz
tinued under the name of STEWART BROS.
& 90, and in Memphis under the name Of
GWYNNE & co.
Thankful for past favors, we respectfully ask
q continuance of same.
ANDREW STEWART.
HUGH STEWART.
ANDREW d. GWYNNE.
Memphis, Tenn, July l, 1873.
Having sold TO my late partners my Interest
in the houses Of Stewart Bros. & Co New Or
leans, and Stewart Bros. Gwynne, Memphis,
they are charged with the entire settlement
of their affairs In retiring frOm business l
would ask for my successors continuance OF
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
firm. VIM. STEWART
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on the propeTty-Owners, bat the burnt
district, when rebuilt to correspond with
the recent surrounding and more mod
ern improvements, will present a more
imposing and better class of houses in
that portion Of the city. The Wing and
Tribune will not lose an issue, having
already perfected arrangements to con-
tinue.
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TempIars' Guards.

nElHERE Will be a meeting OF the Templars'
i Guards TONIGHT Tuesday for drill.
By order OF Jackson p. CREWS,
Captain.
gANpIE TAYLOR. o. 4. iy22
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NIYSTFRIOuS

about this tragic afFsir which, We think,
should be thoroughly sifted by the prop
er authorities. The parties to whom
Douglass made this confession, and
showed the body, are certainly guilty in
the eyes of justice, of morally COM
pounding felony and should be dealt
with accordingly. We regret to say that,
after the arrest Of the party and collec-
ton Of the proof which appeared posi-
tive as 10 the murder, Douglass made
his escape and is still at large. We hope
the officers of POntotoc will exercise due
diligence in bringing the offender to JUS
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THIsLITTLE "EPIsoDEn
OTHER INMATES

in the jail, but none Of them made any
effort to escape. preferring 10 remain in
their own quarters until discharged by
due process of law. The prisoners con-
fined in the jail have been treated with
uniform kindness, and it is to be regret
ted that their own bad conduct has COM
pelled the jailOr to keep 8 stricter sur
VIGILANCE over them. We are not Of
lose who, because a man is a prisoner,
think that he deserves no better treat
ment than a dumb brute. Bad as men
may be. and frequently are, they are
"not all evil" There is still some
latent good in all, # We could but touch
the right chord. For this reason we re-
gret that extreme measures have to be
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THE FACTS,

as related to us, are substantially as fol-
lows: During one of the heavy SHOWS
that fell in January, Douglass, going
along the road, met this negro, and
asked him out into the woods to assist
him in lifting q COW out of the mire.
After getting Ben to the desired spot,
Douglass made some proposition to him
10 swap pistols, and as it was sfterward
seen in his possession, it is generally
thought Douglass killed him for his pis-
fni Ihara l. snnnai hinn
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9URDER VIII orr.

-NiAl l-4e t7Ailtul MISS AlAitH1-l
IL wiz be remembered by some Of our
readers that some time ia January last
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CREEDMOOR.
Fine Practice Shooting Ycsterday-
Prizes To BE Shot For.


large number Of the members of the National
Rifle Association were at Creedmoor yesterday
afternoon practising for the forthcoming matches.
The first match was very good one, the distance
being 200 yards. G. w. Wingate made II; s. /.
Kellogg, Jr., Is; General Darkin, Is; Henry Fulton,
IS; Thomas Lloyd, 10 j. N. p Richards, Is, which Is
good for ofI-hand shooting The next match was
still better the distance being 500 yards. G. W..
Wingate, II; Thomas Loyd II; J. M. z. Richards,
II; John Wagner, 10; S. L. Kellogg, Jr., 16; Henry
Fulton, is; Alexander Roux, Is; General Darkin,
cutters, q; highest possible score, 20.
Mr.. G. w. Wingate, secretary OF the Association,
has made the following report OF prizes offered for
competition
State prize of $500 to the best train Of twelve,
with gold mounted rife for best shot In each
train presented by Remington Co.
A Gatling gun valued at 50, 500; open to any
militia regiment In the United States; to be won
three times.
Colonel Church gives a silver trophy, valued at
500; design by Gorham; open TO all militia organ
izations ia the United States; to be won twice..
General Shaer gives a prize valued at 800,
which, with the State prize OF like amount, Is
open to the First DIVISION.
General woodward gives the same to the Second
Division.
Hon. Nathaniel Niles, OF New Jersey, gives a
prize challenge cup, valued at 800, to be snot for
by members or the National Guard Of New Jersey
A number OF medals badges and money prizes
will be ofered by the association, among which Is
handsome medal presented by Bethel Burton.
Total value OF prizes, $4,000.
The match will take place october and will con-
tinue two or three days.
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RIFLE PRACTICE,

Mr.. Nathaniel Miles, formerly Speaker OF the
House of Representatives Of New Jersey, has
notified the National Rife Association that he in.
tends to offer challenge cup as prize to be shot
for at Creedmoor at the annual meeting in October
The prize Will be known as the Jersey Challenge
Cupu and viii be open only to representatives from
the National Guard Of that State.
The day Of the opening will be settled at the
directors meeting on Tuesday next but will I'M
undoubtedly be October 8, as that date has been
decided upon by the Executive Committee.
The Executive Committee have also decided that
while none but members will be allowed to prac.
tice at CreedmOre as individuals, any military or.
CARNATIONS OF che National Guard will be allowed
the use OF the range without charge on making
application to the Association, provided they go in
body In uniform and under the command OF their
ofncers.
Amy organization desiring to practice before the
annual match will, therefore, be ut liberty 10 use
CreeduQor 90 above provided.