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DESTRUCTIVE FIRu II LYNcaBuRs, Va
Loss $50 o00.-At one O'Clock on Monday morn
ing q IRE occurred In the extensive tobacco
factory OF Geo. A. Burks, Son q Wright,
giving the alarm, and this, added % the fact OF
the inability Of the nremen to get water ON nrst
arriving on the ground, gave the Ore great
contents being speedily consumed. The Lynch
burg Republican says:-"Ths 1rn had on hand
20 90 pounds OF smoking tobacco. Mr. Geo. A.
Burks had between 5000 and 5000 pounds q
ufactufe, o. superior quality. In addison o
this, the arn had IN the factory 9 lsres lot 81
loose tobacco, 70 b nsed In tie nanafSosars o.
smoking tobacco. The lo0 o. Msanrs BurkS,
Son q Wright spon slpck and nackinsry i be !.
tween e6,00o and o3oy0o2 1no fAetory BE-
LOGGED % Mr.. Andersen Arastoad, OF bairi-
more, and Was vAluod e s15,Ooo.S
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TEE WAYS AND MEANS CoMMITrs, at their
meeting to day. ayr ed to report bill exempt
ing from tax one hundred dollars wort. of
tObaCco sold by a producer to q consumer.
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LIEUTsSANT AND Mrs. x. &. HOOK gR, nee
Stewart, CT Washington, are expected in n wv
York this week, at the Fifth Avenue hotel, tho
ErIreSs saws.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day we're sol ,s31.
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The House Committee on ths District of Co.
lumhIs TO day agreed to hold a sp scial m .etinx
On Wednesday next, in view of the fact that the
following Friday is "District day" in the
House.
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NOTHING was done in Congress yesterday
alter our regular report closed. except to dsbat
the centennial appropriation bill in the House
d scussion of which was coht.aued throu Oh the
morning and evening &c, siops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

Mr.. MILL, of Pa, delivered an able speech
IT. favor OF the centennial appropriation bill in
q House OF Represent ltives yesterday.
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The Verdict Against the New York
mWlual Life lns q rance k'Oin nnnY

PHILADELPHIA, MAY The verdict iu the
case of Snyder Is against the New York Mutual
Life Insurance company for the widow, Anna
Snyder, $40 eco; for the son, Lewis NJ. SNYDER
81 Zoo, I'm al s3l 500, the amount Of the poli-
cies with one years interest.
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Verdict against a Life Insurance
Company.

fHiLADHLPHlAr May Z. The jury In the cass
~ Snyder against the Mutual Life Insarsncs
CorisLy returned Q verdict for the plaintiff
this mol ring.
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PkRsoHAL.-We regret to hear that Mrs.
Gov. McCOok, of Colora 10, is lying seriou .ly i'll
with pneumonia at the residence of Gen. Nor
gan l.. Smith, on X street. .-.-Gen. X )bert
Toombs, OF Georgia, is at the Metropolitan
AoteL
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BASE BALL.-In Boston yestsrday the Bos-
ton base ball club beat the Athletics BY score
OF 10 TO 4. In Chicago the Chicago club de-
feated the Red Stockings Of St Louis By score
OF IA to Z. The Hartford club defeatsd the
Yale ct New Haven BY to 4, and In New York
the Mutuals vsnquished the Lord Baltimore
nine In score Of s to g.
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New York Notes.

NILSSON GONE.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Nilsson sailed for Europe
yesterday.
THE BIDS FOR GOVERNMENT GOLD
aggregated 81 $40 500 at from lll..6 70 ii2 a.
The government awarded a million and A half
gold NJ from ll2 "A TO ll2 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

DETROIT, May Eight business places In
hid.sDd, Mich, were burned yesterday. LDss
80, Geo.
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M!NPHIs RAcBs.-At the meeting of the
UhickasaW Jockey Club in Memphis yesterday
tue mt race, mile dash, for all ages, vas Won
6y vandeIite; Ida Wells was second, and Cub
THIRD; time, 1EK. Quib vas strong fsvorits.
was won by Moonbeam, beating NsiIie
McCovn; time, 1:5Ox, Las. The third race, 4
mile and . quarter, was won By Edwin Adams.
beat ng b. {. Carver, Lady Gree nAeld, and Port
Leonard; time, 2:151.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

its organization yesterday. Triton e. DooiittIe.
Of New Haven, was elected speaker Of the
house. The governors message opens With 9
which congI stulstion is offered ct the recent
deieatof the imitation bill BY the executive Veto
A democratic caucus for the nomination of 4
U. B. Senator will BE- held next wednesday
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M FKEE EXHIsIrION
W EOkA EkW DAYS Only

At NtRVfN CHOATE OO'S
S4l P->nsylvaF "a aveaue.
Braun fan Gus sutOsyres Of Psr-J, France. c I'M
psfuE all the drawing, paintings, fre-roes. an
taCe AZ m0cern ssiuarS Of ell the art galleries
fufcfe. viz: be Lordon National CELERY, the
Louvre in Ps-is, efso. yieuns We,msr. Il ,.ls,
L,l", F'oreBcs, Milan, Venice, Rome, the si,.en
thaTel, by Michssi Angelo, the Library Of the
,C'n pri-iug over II eco subjects of all he
nssitrpi. ces ~ art in the world. Alto Brauas IA
ntts'iews Of switzerland, Italy, Germany, hRypt,
may7 g.
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Commemorative Senate, 10 executive
session yesterday, confirmed the folio wing
nominations COnsuls- John Josiah Turtle, of
Delaware, at Maranham, Brazil; j. Baldwin
bay, at Swstow; Francis Newman, at CeylOn;
Robert Frazer, at Palermo; also q number of
pos,m lsters, land re sisters, SC.
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The DARIEN CANAL CoMAIsstoN.-L;eut
Commander MeRitchIe, commanding the U. s.
steamer Gettysburg, telegraphs to the Secretary
of the Navy to-day the cafe arrival at Kew West
OF the vessel under his command, bringing the
Darien canal commissioners. All are well GU
board. The Gettysburg will leave for Hampton
Roads on Saturday.
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SENATOR KELLEY, OF oregon, appeared be-
fore the House Appropriations Committee TO-DAY
in behalf Of an appropriation of s125 900 to build
revenue cutter for service in the Columbia
river: He stated that during the past ye 4
fity-four ve--els freighted with grain, &C.,
vaiued at - SOC, COO have passed ont the month
OF q a. river, and that there are at present no
NEAR Of collecting the revenue at that point.
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1HDIAE FIeHrs In THE YELLOWSTONE CoUs-
TRY-The following has been received at the
headquarters Of the army:

FORT ELLIS, M. t., May 1.
Assistdnt Adjutant General Department Ddkota
So. Paul: Couriers from the Yellowstone party
OF citizens report them retreating up the Vel
lowstone, with frequent skirmshes with the In.
diane. They turned back near Tongue ri yer
after Eight, and have reached q point about
l9o miles from here. One man killed and two
wounded, and considerable stock killed. A
humber OF Indians are reported killed and stock
captured. U. b. SwxITzsR,
Mai0r d Cavalrv Ca~map1inc
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NAVAL GAZErTs.-Capt. j. Blakely Creigh-
ton has been ordered to duty as Q member o.
the examining and retiring board, Washington;
Lieut. Ches. o. Albbone, to the receiving ship
Independence; Assistant Surgeon James M
Amber, to the naval academy; Assistant Su.-
eson David ID. Lewis, to the receiving ship
Paymaster H. T. b. Harris, to the Roanoke,
temporarily; Lieut.. Commander Henry H. Cor
rnge has been detached from command of the
oftice.
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The Arkansas CONTROVERSY IN tbs
STATE SUPREME CoURr-The following dis.
patch has been received:
BARrHe CRoss, Ark, May 9th.
President .. 8. Grant, washiaoton:
Associate Justice Searle has been captured
from the insurgents. Judge Bennett 70 In the
woods and expected IN soon. Tao aunreme
court met this morning 1t its regular adjouI ned
frm. The suit Of Joseph Brooks against Henry
mandamus TO compel the state TREASURER 20 nav
q requisitton made By Governor Brooks, fnvoIv.
ing the question OF the Jurisdiction Of the Pr
lssk circuit court on the case OF Brooks against
court. snd the whole gubernafortsl contro versv.
the dscision Of which will settle the question .
to who y the legal governor OF Arksnsas and
cided, has been commenced In the supreme
court Ard submitted this morning. A decision
- expected tomorrow morning.
jos. BROOKS, Governor Of Arkausas
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AN AMERICAN HONoRYD.-The French In
stituts ct Its SCI 9 On Of the 23i March elected
the Hon. David A. Wells to the vacancy in tn.
list of foreign associates caused by the death O,
John Stuart Mill. Membership in the academy
Is regarded In Europe as one of the very hi yhesi
and most coveted literary and scientific prizes
and 10 be cto,en to I'LL the chair OF John Stusr,
Mill Is a disf nc ton in itself
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HORNS INFALLiBLE OINfMENT

,Arer a trial OF twenty years this oIntm ant Al
. pro'ei Itself sure remedy for su diseases Of the
Va Q, having effected radical cure In casss Of tveu-
yehs stsndiag Thus Brysipslas, S,rsfaia
aeuef' Itch, Bsrber's Itch. SAILS Rheum, ecaid
lesd, Piles, Sore Eyes, Mix Leg, BIosches and
npies ard In fact every eruption Of the skin Ser
a1enty cured without asy other remedy. In tss-
ur onS OF ne wonderful healing power refer to
He following W sshiI stOnians:
e~' AIireo hoimeaA, corner 9Th aud sv
James o. HAriland, SOS s.h street northeast
ar. john walker, street southwest
Mrs Pagan, corner 9Th and q q, reet. son.hva..
Mrs. Arnold, 1lth street southeas,
3 ynr. Alexarder. Jeweller. Peuu.vIy.,t. .x.,r.
shr- Joseph Winns,d, sl6 G. street .o1thva.,
ID o'riee % cents For sale by Gil prinei..l pr.s.
fssts, also ., 900 street southwest, where l.rx.
1 I5snber oftestimonials can be seen.
A perfect cure guar anteed. u.x.Iw.
FoUsDAfIONs DUG CHEAP,
THos. n WILLIAMS,
se.Sim 1S0s 9th street northwest
\ NooL1Ig Aeu1 POWDBRe are vsrrssssn
ess- - essoenss u -. . sekA0s. 80
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THE WHITE HOUSE WKpDINe-THI ISvI-
rArIoNs, &c.-The cards and invitations for
the Sartoris Grant wedding are OF the plsinest
description possible, being entirely OF plain
script, without monogram or other device. Tho
text Of the invitation reads e. follows
"The President and Ars. Grant request the
Pleasure Of your company ct the marriage of
their daughter ct the Executive Mana0n on
Thursday, May 21st, at II O'Clock Q. m"
This Il on heavy parchment paper, and will
enclose two plain bristol board cards, each
atout two and . half BY four inches In siss.
One be 3rs the name "Miss Nellie W. Grant,
the other "Mr. Aleernon g. z. 6srtoris." Just
bow many viii be printed, or to whom they will
be sent, We are e yet not permitted 20 cay.
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VRIGBrwOOp.PARK TROITING AsSOOIA
H. TON,

The long looked for Troitirg Match 80
trs S2so between HONE~T JOHN ASLCA
aJdkLlLE OF 6kTlYsBUR6 WI ISVS
I Gene of over the SO We C-urre ~
ON FRIDAY, NAY sTH, H74.
Coed Day and Good Track if not, the ut fair Day
= b. EsIin enters s. G. III pnest John.
). Price enters NJ Belle Of G sttysburg.
Race to come off st 3 % O'Clock.
admission, 50 cents.
Proprietor. LIEN VORSEY. maJ6-2.-
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A LETTER was received here to-day from
Secretary Richardson dated Augusta, Ga,
May 8. The Secretary is in the best health and
well return here in the first part OF next week.
The sores set afloat about the alarming condi.
ton Of his health we're all "moonshine."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

Tx HorsZ Committee on Naval AH.irs will
Sit AnnaTo oils to- morrow. leaving Washington
at a. m, to examine, under q resolution OF the
II rise, into the discipline, course OF stuiy and
general management of The naval academy.
The committee will be accompanied by Secre-
tsry koeeson ard several naval officers.
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BRAuN's AUTorYPEs.-The attraction OF the
y eek Is the exhibition at Choates & Co.'s book
lore, of the superb collection in the way of au-
to'ypes of all the master pieces Of art in En-
rope, and also pictures OF all the most striking
landscape views OF the Old World. We doubf
OF our connoisseurs will embrace the opportu-
nifty to enrich their collections py a set OF tbese
Interesting autotypes. We think the Congress
sisnal L airy and Corcoran Gallery would al o
90 weii TO secure set. They are really won
derfui in the way Of vivid represents ton of the
objects depicted, and considering their excel
ID nee they are sOIi remarkably cheap. We ad-
wise al interested in art matters to take look
ct them.
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DEEP SEA SoUSDISGs IN THE PACIFIC
Dispatches to the Navy department report thu,
the U. s. 8. Tuscarora, engaged in taking deep
sea SouEdings, left Honolulu March Is and ar
rived at Yokohama, Japan, April q, having
made seventy-two casts, the deepest OF which
was three thousand two hundred and eighty
seven fathoms. She will now ex anime the south
east coast OF japan, and from there carry q lire
Of souDdings to Tonga, Aleut1an Islands and
from there complete the arc OF the great circ'e
10 the point reached last fall from Paget sound
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THE DECORATION DAY exercises come off at
Arlington on Saturday, May 30th. The com
mittee are making more than usual preparation
FOR the affair. Tie Grafton will be delivered
by Hon. j. X. Hawley, Of Connecticut and the
Item BY Col. d. p. Irvine, and there will be
other interesting and appropriate exercises. 1t
may be proper to state that the grave of the
"t nkHoicn" Is to be decorated, but there will be
TO services at IL as there last year. 1t Is to be
hoped that the public will second the efforts OF
the committee to make the celebration credit.-
bic 10 our patriotism and regard for the brave
d; abby contributing literally for the expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-07

PROF. SPENCER +. BAIRD was before the
House Appropriations Committee to-day e
explain the necessity Of the item Of s23 900 il
the sundry civil appropriation bill tor prose
cutting inquiries into the cause or causes of the
decrease or food dishes in American waters and
also for the propagation of the came. He fur
nished many interesting statistics In relation 20
the process of propagating fishes, and generally
gave q very encouraging account Of the expert
ment as thus far te stef
The New York herald., 1874-10-02
WESTCHESTER.

Charles odell, an old and respected resident OF
East Chester, while attempting to cross the New
haven Railroad track at Fourth avenue, Mount
Vernon, on Wednesday evening, was struck by the
locomotive OF an express tram and hurled = dis.
tance OF about sixty feet, sustaining injuries
which proved almost instantly latal Deceased
was IN Lis slXty-nint year.
The Court OF Oyer ana Termner at White Plains
yestel day was occupied exclusively with the trial
OF Michael Hurley, one OF the masked burglars who
at midnight surprised and robbed the Emm0tt
family, near New Rochelle, last December. It will
be recOllected that the prisoner was cleverly cap
tured by Detectives King aud Lyons In the Bowery
during the month OF August The evidence against
Hurley was equally as conclusive as that on which
nve OF his cOniederates nave already be n con-
vlcSed, and the jury, alter being out about ten
inmates, broaght in verdict OF guilty, whereupoD
years in the State Prison at Sing Sing.
In response to a call q few OF the temperance
men OF the county met at White Plains on Wednes-
day afternoon and organized by appointing G. r.
Tremper chairman and f. A. Hill secretary.
Alter an address had been read by the Chairman
it was moved aud seconded that the Convention
proceed to nominate candidates Ior county ofYlces,
which was carried. The mOJion was however,
subsequently reconsidered, and. IN Its stead, 8
committee, composed OF two delegates. from each
OF the three Assembly districts was appointed,
whose duty it shall be TO issue call lor county
convention, 70 meet on the l4tn inst. resolution
was adopted setting forth that 1t Is "a sin TO vOJo
Tor rum drinkers, rum sellers, or those who may
aid and abet them"
The New York herald., 1874-10-02
STATEN ISLAND.

There is at present in the treasury OF Edgewatel
the sum Of 81, $50 73.
The first frost OF the season was seen on the low
lands about staten Island early yesterday morn
ing.
The Richmond county police force appeared on
the streets In their winter uniform yesterday for
the first time this season. RF
Mr.. d. T. Cornell, auctloneer, sold yesterday ~
the highest bidders, without reserve, the estate u
MIR. w. w. Hazard, on Vanderbilt avenue and
Richmond road, comprising about thirty-dve lots
and plots, the prices ranging from 500 to $120.
The sum realized was about $4,000.
On the five O'Clock trip Of one OF the Staten
Island Railroad ferryboats from New York on
Wednesday evening the passengers were amused
by a set.to between two sports one white ana
the other colored. Several rounds were fought,
both receiving considerable punishment, when the
white man proved himself the better one. No ar
rests, tine officer OF the boat not being "about" at
the time.
The village authorities OF Edgewater have been
served with Lotice and summons rom the counsel
OF Mr.. Louis FRANKIE, Of Stapieton, who claims
s. 900 Tor losses sustained by him In consequence
OF INJURIES received last winter through falling
a sidewalk where the pavement was broken, one
OF his arms being fractured, and he being In con.
sequence detained at home from business for sew
eral months.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02
NEW YORK CITY.

The free library and reading room OF the Cooper
Union win be open ON Sundays during the iai and
winter from twelve NJ. 10 nine +. NJ, beginning
October 5.
The Board OF Managers Of the Produce Exchange
held their monthly meeting yesterday morning.
Messrs. Poole, Dale ana Spear we're appointed
Complaint Committee ior OCTOBER
John Rtnkworth, a man Who fell from his cart on
Wednesday ana was terribly injured. died yester-
day IN the PARK hospital, where ne lad been con-
veyed Coroner WoIman Will mold an inquest.
Yesterday morning Miss Lucy Saul, No. 3O5
Eighth street. lacerated two OF her fingers in one
OF the printing presses OF the methodist Book
Concern" SO severely that II was found necessary
to amputate both her fingers.
The delegates from this vicinity at meet
Ing LAST evening decided to start on Sunday
evening for the Catholic Temperance Conven
leave this point. Bishop Foley and his clergy have
arranged Tor q high mass at st. Patrick's church
on the occasion.
Comptroller Green and Superintendent Deyoe
made a visit to West Washington Market yester.
day morning for tue purpose OF inspecting its
miserable carriage and gangways. TIE market
men got together In O little group ana requested
ment 10 the approaches to the market.
Tonight the Rev. Dr. TIFFANY, the Chaplain OF
the President OF the CHited states, win lecture In
Steinway Hal. The object OF the lecture Is two
fold. First, TO awaken in the people af this city
renewed ieelng Of patriotism by portraya, CT
the virtues ana patriotic career OF the Fstner OF
his Country. secondly, TO bring that feeling into
practical manifestation In the shape OF subscrip-
tons to the Washington National Monument So
ctety.
meeting Of prominent citizens was held ai
Demonicos Last evening ior tho purpose d
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

making arrangements for the lecture to be deliv-
cred on Tuesday evening next by the Lord Mayor
OF Dublin at the Academy of Music. in aid OF st.
Cecea's Roman Catholic church. Rev. DR.. Flat
tery presided, and much Interest was manifested
In the lecture. Committees were appointed and
other business Transacted. The subject will be
'.Ollver Goldsmith and there Is little doubt the
Academy will be rhronged upon the occasion.
About forty leading members OF the Council OF
Political Re .orm and prominent business men held
a conference at Cooper Institute last evening,
with a view OF forming combination that would
secure the election OF honest ana capable men to
the various positions under the city government.
MIR. John stephenson was called upon TO preside,
and speeches were made concerning the object
ana the best means to effect it by Colonel Benja-
min latham. Thomas X. Sanxay, General J. @.
Jackson, Mr.. vetcn, Frederick setback anc .otaers
resolution was adopted alter considerable dis
cussion to the effect tnat the Council or Political
Reform call nominating convention to place
suitable candidates before the public, either by
running Independent candidates or else by ndors-
Ing the best men OF the regular political parties.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02
BROOKLYN.

BACK Inspector Jones reports the receipt Of
Sl,26o 90 Tor licenses in September.
The water rates received by the city for the
month OF September amounted to $3s, 1872 II.
There were 2o2 deaths in Brooklyn last week,
being twenty more than the preceding week.
The Registrar OF Arrears reports the amount
received for sales OF property Ior unpaid assess
ments as being S46,ssl.
According 70 the statement OF the Clerk OF Ar
rests, Thomas Williems there were 2473 persons
arrested oy the police In Brooklyn last month.
The Fire Commissioners report that 1876 permits
were granted for the erection of new buildings
last month. being an increase OF ITO as compared
with the month OF August.
The County Auditor has bills OF the Commission
ers OF Charities amounting 20 S23.760, which he IL
unable to paw as there is no money in the treasury
applicable Tor the purpose. The commissioners
VIII require an appropriation OF S490,Oo0 for the
ensuing fiscal year.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL MATCH,
open to teams OF twelve from all regularly organ.
tied military organizations in the United States,
including the regular army, navy and marine
corps; weapon, any military rife distance, 500
yards; rounds, seven; position, any.
First Prize-To the regiment whose team makes
the highest score, a 81 yer trophy, manufacI Iured
by the Gorham Manufacturing Company, and
presented by Colonel William Z; Church, on
behalf OF the Army and Nary Journal value $3.50
This prize is TO be won three times before becom-
ing the property OF the winn r. II viii be held for
a year by the officer commanding the winning
corps II won last year by the Twenty second
regiment N.G.S.N.Y.. and Is now held by that
regimentl
second Prize-To the regiment whose team makes
the second best score silver cup, value. 80
Third Prize-To the regiment whose team makes
the third best sill YER cup value. 80
Fourth Prize-To the best ind viJual score, silver
medal value s., and cash $40. ................ 40
Fifth Prize-To the second best individual score a
silver medal. value 80
sixth frize-To the next best individual score a
lite membership in National Rife Association
TRANSFERABLE value 70
Seventh ighth. Ninth Tenth and Eleventh
Prizes-To the five next best individual scores,
silver badges, value $2O 100