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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT
SUNDAY, AUGUST $, 1877.
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WHEN YOU BUY FURNITURE
w or MATTRESSES don't fail 10 see my "a
fall stock OF elegant and superior designs. The ~
prices have been reduced until they are lower
Than they have been in thirty years. All can be
suited. have goods that will please the rich or
the poor. Examine my stock, and the prices shall
please. SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
au 3l.3m Governor street, Richmond
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':R.AIIKOAD LINES.
ERMs s ss.s:

AND DANV1LLE RAIL-
IL ROAD COMPANY.
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESI-@
Il RABLE FRAME DWELLING No. LOG Ii
Eloyd street, between Main and Grove avenue; Sc
Ven rooms and nice yard. Rent very reasonable.
FRANK ID. HILL,
&c 063t 1I0S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-26
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Arctionecis.
Eleventh street between Main and E:snN.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
" AND VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AND
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
- Coke and Cottrel!, truSees.1
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NOW is THE TIME .-FURNI-G
IN TURE AT. BOTTOM PRICES.-Pur- a
chasers Will find II to their interest to call on aE7
305 east Broad street. have
now on hand apd am receiving n large stock Of oil
the latest styles for chamber, parlor, and dining
room. These goods being bought ut tue lowest cash
ments. - jy31
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TOR RENT, TWO FLOORS OVER a.
Il G. u. Sin.on'S hardwarc-store, No. 1891 Eel
Main street, suitable for business or family pur-
poses. Rent extremely low.
SO 06-3t ROBERT Il. LII n T..
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT. a a
Il We have for rent LARGE, D0uBL e ~ sG:s,
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, within ten min
utes' walk OF the post-offce.
SO 1851 GRUbBS WlLLLAalS:
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RICHMOND. FKED'G &c PoToMAC r. X. Co..f
q OFFICE GENERALaTICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, August 8, 1877. y
, 1877-01-19

MEssRs. Fl. L. YEsLER and ]. LEARY
have now the sole right to make, use and
sell artificial stone i'm this Territory, ex-
ceptin Jefferson county. They propose to
engage In its manufacture at Seattle at an
early day.
The new Seattle & Walla WalIa Rail-
road wharf is nearly completed. Its 900
feet long and 16 feet high. enabling all
vessels to load at its sbutes in high water.
The fifth public school opened in the
University on the 10th inst. under the
supervision of Mr.. f. s. Ingram. The
number of children entitled to draw school
money In Seattle district is 925.
A Union Bible meeting was held in the
Congregational church on the 18th inst,
d. Horton presiding. The pastors of the
respective churches addressed the people
on the interests of the Bible Cause, each
occupying five minutes. A collection was
taken up amounting to $24 which Mr..
McFie promised to augment to $50. At
the close Of the meeting new officers were
elected for the ensuing year, as follows /:
B. A. Hill. President; +. II. Whltworth,
sec'y; D. Bagley, Treasurer: w. McAlis-
ter, Deposltarv.
, 1877-01-19
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Third Jndieial
District Of the Territory OF washington
holding terms at Port Townsend, ior the
eounties of jefferson, Clalam, Island what
com and san Juan.
IsRAEL KATE, Plaintiff, W. JAMES PEERS,
Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District Of the Territory of
send for the COunties Of jefferson, Clalam,
Island, Whatcom and san Juan, and COM
plaint fled in the County Of Jefferson, In the
ONCE OF the Clerk Of said District Court.
To JAMEs PEERS, Defendant
In the name Of the United States OF Amer;
TO appear in an action brought against you
by the 1tilove-naIned plaintiff in the district
Court OF The Third Judicial Distfict OF the
Territory Of Washington, holding terms at
Port Townsend, IN jefferson County, for the
counties Of Jefferson, Clalam, Island, what
com and San Juan i'm said Territory, and TO
answer the complaint filed therein within
twenty days texclusive Of the day Of servicel,
nfter the service ON you Of THIS summons II
served within this county; or, " served out
of this county, but within the Third Judicial
District, within thirty days; or, II served out
of said District, then within sixty uays-or
Judgment, by default, will be taken against
you according to the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover Of you
the sum Of two hundred and seven
ty-five dollars and thirty-fOur centsgold coin,
upon an account for goods. merehandise, &C.,
sold and delivered to defendant,at his request,
between the months OF May and November,
1876, all of which will more fully appear by
reference to the complaint on file in this
cause, a copy Of which accompanies this sum
mons. And you are hereby notified, that II
you fail to appear and answer said complaint
as abo ye required, the plaintiff will take judg-
msnt against you for the sum of two hundred
and seVenty= d0iiiissTs staa thiEty-fopr cenls.
gold coin, and for costs of suit.
Witness the Hon. j. r. LEWIS, Judge
- of said District Court, and the seal
! SEAL of said Courr, this 18th day OF jan
49, uary, A. ID. 1871.
c. NJ. BRADSHAW, Atty for Piaintin. 4s
, 1877-01-19
Items In Brief.

The lawyers on the Sound are complain
ing of scarcity of litigation.
Whatcom county has 5l4 school chill
dren. and the number of her voters Is 511.
A successful revival Is in progress In the
Methodist Church at Olympia.
Appearances indicate that the year
1877 will be a prosperous one for Puget
Sound farmers.
The sum of IS cents per tie. delivered
on the road, Is what Is paid in Tacoma
The Tacoma hotels charge .25 per day
for hoard, or So per week for board and
lodging.
Capt. Chas.. H. Eaton. a pioneer Of
Thurston county, died In Yakima City on
the 10Th inst.
A large amount of timber was blown
down in Snohomish Co., during the gale
last week.
Some 1000 bushels Of grain were shipped
oD>the steamer Dakota this trip from the
Olsen farm on the Skaget.
Aquarterly journal devoted to the cause
of edncation is soon to be published in
Olympia; this will make the eighth paper
published at the Capital.
Joseph Teabo, aged 2l, who received a
compound fracture of one of his legs at a
coal mine in Seattle last week, died last
Saturday, Immediately after the limb was
amputated.
.Alarge gang of Cinnamon are grading
the road-bed on the flats about mile from
the town of Tacoma. It Is proposed to
have the road completed by July LIST. The
trestle work between Tacoma and the In
dian village Is done and the construction
of the superstructure will begin.
, 1877-01-19
LOCAL NEWS.

THE wEATHER.-We are having one
.,,be exceptional winters for which Pu-
=, sound Is famous. Thus far. in Port
ToUpsend. there has been neither snow
nor ice worthy Of mention. On Monday
=, there was snow enough TO whiten the
-ronnd. bur It speedily disappeared and
:, Le. the thickest seen thus far would
', 80, h.ar up n hen. We saw some
savrrs gathered In a garden on the hill
III sent East by the mail OF Thursday,
.rhb.h will surprise the recipients who are
snioyIng the glories Of a hard New Eng
mi winter. Thest flowers are both fall
mi soring blossoms, showing a sncces-
s;on Of blooms all winter. There were
marigolds. featherfew, pinks, English vio-
ists- sweet lucerne, and other fall flowers,
80 80 the wild towering currant, grape,
bvarinths, Scotch heather, and daisies Of
IL spring blossoms. Several gardens
have roses In full bloom and we have no
,iced tulips, hyaclnths, anemOnes and
other early plants In state Of unusual
S,rwariness. Still we are not over the
winter vet and may have some cold spells
between this time and April, but all agree
hat thus far our winter has been unusu-
ally mild.
, 1877-01-19

JAMES JONES, atecrner fCustom House,
always gives good cigar for l21k cents.
AT the Meat Market of t. Jackman &
Co.. can always be found Beef and Mutton
rolling In fat aud teudera as Spring chicken;
while their fresh Pork would make you
hungry to look at Il. They have also on
hand fine display Of home-cured Hams,
Bacon and homemade Lard.
JUST received. a lot Of Ladies' Note Pa
per. In all the latest styles, at the store OF
JAS. JONES, Corner Of Custom House.
STATIONERY, Tobacco, Cigars. Candies,
Nuts and Fruits Of the best quality kept
for sale by JAS. JONES. on Custom House
corner. at Telegraph Office.
, 1877-01-19

THE ARTIFICIAL STONE BUSINESS. The
British Colonist of the 10th inst. says /:
at is known that Col. Thorp and L. L.
feathers. who lately visited this city to
dispose OF patent for making artificial
stone. having succeeded In selling It to an
association for part cash and part notes,
have disposed Of the notes In this city to a
large amount at a discount Of about As
per cent. Yesterday other of the notes
were offered at discount Of 81 per cent.
These facts taken In connection with the
flight Of feathers and Thorp, without full
filling their agreement with the associa-
uon, have caused certain Of the drawers
TO Issue notice In this mornings Colo
mist The same may also be found In this
Issue OF the ARGusl eautioning all parties
rom negotiating their paper. fnjnnctions
were Issued last night enjoining holders
from negotiating the paper held by them."
, 1877-01-19

A PASSENGER" writes as follows !:
"rhe schooner Alert, bound for the West
Coast, had very narrow escape.from to-
hl wreck In Neah Bay, on the 10th
inst, where she ran for shelter from hea-
W weathev. Her preservation, and the
hVes ofall on board Is due to the excellent
ssalnanshlp OF her master. George Brown,
cne lost her best anchor aud split her
loresal. Too much praise cannot be
awarded 10 the pilots OF the American pi-
lot schooner Lottie, anchored IN the bay,
VINO came on board at great risk 10 them
seyes and generously assisted the Alerts
.tew IN getting under way. On our way
=. - thls port tVictoFial we passed . quaIl-
ufy OF floating lumber"
, 1877-01-19
NOTICE.

Ill PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED against
n negotiating certain promissory notes for
lars ttS, ,75OI each, dated Victoria, b. O., 14ih
December, 1876, given TO L. l.. Leathers by
Charles Morton, William Sterling and Robert
Lipsett, as payment will be contested.
q. MORTON,
WM. STERLING,
DIP. X. LIPSETT,
JOSHUA DAVIES.
Also, a certain promissory note of the same
date, given to said l.. L. Leathers for the
sum of two thousand i've hundred dollars
,$2,50Ol drawn by w. p. Sayward, as payment
win be contested.
For W. P. sAYwARD,
J. p. DAVIES.
, 1877-01-19

THE enterprising proprietors of the
steamer Phantom have lately made ar
rangements for securing water at the sta
ton for the use Of their boat 1t will be
ol,tained ut the spring on the roadside,
between the wharf and the Fort, and con-
dncted thence, about 1900 feet, through
Iron pipe, to a reservoir upon the wharf,
which being continually In reception Of
water, will be available at all times for
use. The lack Of water for vessels at this
port has long been serious drawback,
aud we take pleasure In chroniclIng this
step forward In the right direction.
, 1877-01-19

FoR DUNGENEsS.-rhe steamer Phan-
tom, Capt. Willoughby, has changed her
time for running to Dungeness, and now
runs on Tuesday and Friday instead Of
Monday and Thursday as heretofore This
arrangement is entered into with view
mail and passenger boats touching at this
port. thus atfording the travelling public,
and our Dungeness friends In particular,
the bet facilities possible for the transac-
tiOn OF business, while, by the way. the
ARGUS will be enabled to reach Its patrons
In that locality on the day Of publication.
, 1877-01-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
i Judicial District Of Washington Terri Tory,
holding terms at Port Townsend, S.
THOMAS aa Ks Ga.lsf gsHssGr, q In BAnkruptoy.
Bankrupt.
At Port Townsend, in said District.on the 10th
day Of January, A. ID. 1871.
Take notice that petition has been fled in
said Court by Thomas Cranney of Island Coun-
ty, in said District, duly declared a bankrupt
under the Act OF Congress of March 2, 1861, for
a discharge and certificate thereof, from all
his debts, and all other claims provable under
said act, and that the 26th day. OF February
next, at O'Clock p. NJ, is assigned for the
hearing Of the same, when and where you may
attend and show cause, II al y you have, why
the prayer OF said petitioner snonld not De
granted. JAMES SEANE1,
4S-lw >Cleril Of said District Court.
, 1877-01-19
Amman oF rHR DAKoTA.-The p. M

ARRIVAL OF THE DAKoTA.-rhe P. NJ.
S. s. Dakota. from San Francisco. arrived
at this port on the evening Of the l4th inst.
She left San Francisco on the l0tlL at IL
O'Clock NJ. First 4S hours experienced
heavy northwest gales with very heavy
wa, thence to Victoria southeast winds
withfeg and rain. Following Is list of
the passengers for this place: c. Walker,
Mrs. Libby. G. Fisher and 2 in the steer
age. Her freight, Of which there was 40
or5o tons, was consigned as follows
Rothsehild & Co., 4S pEgS; G R Bill. 2;
I Jaekman & Co., g.. N d Hill, 10; Wa
terman 6 Katz. .; . Mcintyre. 8; J T
Norris, Al G Sterming, /; c Eisenbeis,
10; Puget Sound Argus, 1; B L Petty
grove, 1; Mrs. Libby 2; Hunt & Learn
ed, IS; b s Miller, 2; J w Stephens, 237.
, 1877-01-19

sHIPwRECK.-The ship Commodore,
Capt. Hastorf, from SagLFrancisco to the
Sound, was wrecked In the fearful gale OF
wednesday week, about seven miles to
tbe south and west OF Neah Bay. and two
miles south of Cape Flattery. She struck
about O'Clock In the morning, during
nigh water, so that at Its subsistence the
shore was easily reached by the officers
and crew, numbering 10 In all. They
proceeded to Neah Bay, by following the
beach, where they were kindly received
and Hospitality entertained by Messrs Hun
tlngtom and Lannes, until the Friday
night following, when they were taken
on board the steam-tug Tacoma and
brought to this city. The wreck was pur-
chased by Mr.. Lannes for $475.
, 1877-01-19

ADyIcEs from. California represent q
very dlscouraging state Of affairs. Stocks
aFe low and sill falling. and the drouIh
mas r'Ilnetl the wheat crop and caused the
usalh Of large numbers Of cattle aud other
slhas OF stos-k. Sheep can be purchased
~ Los Angeles county for Twenty-Five
eents a head. Flour i selling at san
t,lnneisco from $500 to $3.50. The con-
uillon Of the lab0ring classes is most la
nsninble. thousands Of men and women
"iiiing to work being out Unemployment.
, 1877-01-19

DURING the past year the Port Gamble
,,aw-mlll cut 1000. 900 fset oflumber and
51o'o00' 600 laths -. The Port Blakely mill
So.VOO, 900 feet 81 lumber aud 10000. 900
ss-tlls...: The Port Ludlow mill 1000 900
~ and the aggregate tonnage OF the ves-
:, ~. built az that place In the time amount
Gu 70 l,8O0.-[Ex. paper.
, 1877-01-19

Mr.. WIN. LAW, Of Dungeness, we re-
gret to learn, has been obliged, on account
OF III health, to resort to Victoria for med
ical treatment. It Is hoped by his numer-
Ons friends that I've may experience the
relief for which he seeks.
, 1877-01-19

THE bark Columbia. Capt. F. H. John
son. 96 days from Melbourne to Royal
Roads. whittier she arrived OH the 9th inst.
male this port on the 18th, consigned 10
ROthschild Il Co. She will load with
lumber at Seabeuk for Melbourne,
, 1877-01-19

THE steamship Gussie Telfnir arrived
here on Wednesday evening from Sitka,
laden with Nanaimo coal for Portland.
Among the passengers who got Off at this
port were PaYmaster fowler and clerk.
, 1877-01-19
Marine Inteiligence.
Port Townsend.
ENTERED.

Port Townsend.
ENTERED.
Jan. q, Am bktne Eureka I'm Honolulu.
/" IL, Schr FritholL, San Francisco.
A" IL, Str N Pacific, Victoria.
{" IA Schr Hunter, New Westminster.
" IL, Str Dakota, Victoria.
" 10, Str North Pacific, Victoria.
" ~, Str Gussie Telfalr. Victoria.
/" is, Str Goliah, hanaimo.
CLEARED.
Jan. II. Str North Pacific, for Victoria
- 10, Str North Pacific, Victoria
/. - 10. Schr Alfred, Nanaimo
- l6, Schr Gen Harry, Victoria
IL. Str Gussie Telfalr, Portland
" II, Sehr G G Perkins, Victoria.
, 1877-01-19

THE late terrihe storm was disastrous
m The extreme 10 the preparations for a
shan at Ebey's Landing. having demol-
ssned The last vestlge Of the lnitlatOry crib
plhg constructed there.
, 1877-01-19
DIED.

PETTTGRoyE.-In Santa Barbara. Cal.
on the 18th inst. !ot diptheria. Charles,
only child Of Alfred B. and Sarah Petty
grove. aged about 0 years. The remains
win be brought to this place for interment.
, 1877-01-19
BIRrIES

SrERiING In this town. on the 18th
inst, to the wife Of George Sterming a son.
, 1877-01-19
NOTICE!

DREPARATIoNs ARE BEING MADE
u for a Masquerade hall to be held Mt
Port Townsend, Thursday evening. February
y, 1877. The price ofadmission has been nx.sd
at e2.50 for masqueraders and spectators La
dies free. The best Of music will be engaged.
No pains win be spared by the Committed TO
make this the success OF the season.
CAPT. J. NJ. SELDEN,
J. j. HUNT,
JOHN 4. NORRIS.
f- 8. WATERMAN,
Committee.
, 1877-08-15
BASE ;-I}ALL.

Lo' ste'oNt'
The Chicago and indianapolis Clubs played q
7cry comfortable. clever. ENJOYABLE game at tic
1,,,,, v-thtr, ., root rr,nnd. vc.tcr,l.r In IT..
s@ ~ So aS.I't r1s 't,.' .;, - - 49,
presence III Il la't'su'at's tha.' eso"o' ."e st4e
Of which WIS largely duc to the iAct that the
rain Of the forenoon scared people away with
tn. 1tfc that tie grounds were too wet tu p2ay
~. .tn,. ,ro,1 r,,t .,t1,e,, r., r.t.c,,.a share
~ .;..,s'.-, .'.s',s..s.,. .,s ~, n",1,...e
but the Ch'caco management uots nol believe
In disappointing uycn small TRACTION ot It's
p.trons. aud pIays under circumstances which
wo,,d ,r.c many othcr ctubs Il, Ix,.,nanc. II
.s'.t ~. ~. atx -. ~" ox,.on,o h,I ,,,.,
"ou," " elue4 III .e'c' ~ .ne ea''s"'e oaa 'uss
In the matter Of rain which has farsaca
the White Stockings this season. The hume
tean, waf Yesterday weakened by tho aleetscc
of tIo,1;nn,,. Win rrc.,vpl A., injury lust before
~ .'... '.,. ~ .sns ~ ...,'s.,,a. .ha,
TUG sa'"ei I"'s ~ neas 10 so'""as".I I.''on1 t'ae
sao substitute could ue touhd except III tAc fcr.
suu ot Ri!ey, tenth man of The indianapolis
Club. Who jouncd white uniform anil p'aycd
T., un,,x,. ,t,;,. uc ,ro. u,t c,nr.l, - srcroxx
III 1.H''3 p.es' - ""e ''t -"
at tae but, his record Showing that nc strlcR
out every tItne lie cainr up; but lie tnade
splendid running catcl. on tho only cl,ance Of
tered )li1,, Auso1l made q ruiz In tho trss inn
luz IN d base bit, q Wild ptyt., atrl low throw
by Flint to War1cr to catrtl him Mt third. In
tho tiltl. Inning bradley took Itrst ot, low
throw by Mack. second On Glcl,n's l!t, aud
then, vEc1, he started to stcat third, Watncr
,nuIfc.l Flint's throw and let hin but,e III tic
n aki] 1rtr +,
, 1877-08-15

feature u the tay's suort, Nine contestants
rt''1lyrd into thc trEn parent tttso! md FAa1n
tir*r .trcarn. a distance Of 21n Yards. IN trnnt
ri tho g.a'st: stand, The first nr'ze, i -n11
l-drc. wat awarded IN +. =. Campbell, OF III.
Estrl-spr thlh ID beirut. Time, a:l;.
JHtkfs succeeded
a TEN nArr.
In which n!fc nHvlCatrrs 1upE rari, Campbell.
abosc.lhptetI, again taking st- Cr1zc.
TIE 1tslof D1rnLE.srttI RACE,
one mllt: and rctnrn sa'nc next, the start being
ry1ade a'H,ut i tn thc AFTERNOON. The entries
xrsc Brown and s,ntth, nf ihs t;ognac Club d
Battle Lrecx. Jo.tIb antl Mosrs Salcau, af
the Sht@wac.eat-mette, of Mtu1rn., Mht,,. ami
Tumpktnt and AitlIs. Of The Wolyenhook, Vt
tisess.Auth, y. Y. The Flnsal Civ crew with.
ictt. After a few strokes tho Wnlveilho1k
crew drew pcrccptihls aEcad, whic!, Trad they
continued tu inefeate. although the Sailean
hrotl,c,s stubtornly contested the match. Tic
s.!:s clas.:ter'at.c Of tsAs Faec wn' thc
isa'.tnr leu; r'''' Isat " ind l t5Iio.rtd IL IT, IT,
antagonists, cutting the. river 1iarona'ty
ns I! inclined to eros. It. a!i.i ten returning IL
Wciyrn'4sot; crew turned first aid came ',or1e
stx' fert ahca'l OF tho sho-Wac.Cac. Mettcs.
T,me-Hnlscnhook, 15:4,; sho-Wae.Cae.
Mcttc, 1G:lJ
TIE PAta.oAnrp RACE
Lctweei, M9Elruni a.ul Manning. of tho En-
crad f'1uf, of Saginaw, antl Efegg and Tam.
pau. nf i'etroIt, The scul.crs started a. quar-
t"r toe. Tlit vas an inter sttng Onct and rather
r!oscI; contested. The Detroit trcw .rurt'ng
ahcaA antl maintaining ,l.elr lead 10 tic cflI.
T,4cy wou tt,c rsue III l{:iQ: Etneratt's, 15:f..
Iii ttic, as In tlle former rare. tic strering
was 'ef'etvc. ilftie,iar]y 50 OH TIC part ot the
Saginaw crew.
TIE 1:AFE r')A THH.DAEED nAnTEe,
III wiltcII ttets wur.: eight tfltrieE aIj eight
starting II about a'c1tt.k. Tise largts carried
tr'xtmainf, ahd. as the eiyhtyoars Simultaneous
, 1877-08-15

Il!G t*orcscrvc members were l.. l.. Hepburn,
a,,u !; Lamb. y: Tle team next t'r.yrc.je! 70
was decided - praeti'r tonorruw a,l each
Tuesday and Wednesday HEREAFTER.
The new member, md third OH tho list, Is
WILLIAM Il. JACKSON.
education in tic common Schools and a,io;'le,l
the profession Of civil engineer. ilc tan,-
l. ,neilced rac shex,ttHE IL December, 1873. at
fa"so uaa ans ssr 9s .nf"s t e sos It Rs's s
tnEt0n e, ctt!lnoor rIfc, which he Won Upon tic
st''1o q 5f@ nut 81 possbc 1et' points u, the
Eroun!1s Of The MASSACHUSETTS, Rifle Association.
40 pounds, and stands slx feet thrcc~cichths OF
an ii,tl In Ills Stockings In Shouting lie liGs on
t hack, resting the butt III his gun nentnst his
shoulder, and ttc n.uzzIe over lis left kuce.
MAI. HEKnEHT - JEWELL
IS senior nnrtncr. of the firm of Jewell Bros.
!nur merchants. Brooklyn, and ~ years Of age.
lie wss suc.nbeI Ut thr Atncrran tenn IN tho
satth With ths Canadians Ii, 1s''3 liz made
tho ttorc Of l.:2i in six competitions for places
OH the Amateur Club team last spring.
i*AAI l.. ALLEN
is member Of the tirM nl y. Aliens Suns,
.nanatastutsss Of corssase, On fine street, ,i,is
In height. aud has been engaged tn rifo-shoot-
ang aimee the fali Of lS1ts.
tAwnEHcE wEnaH
isenca-e1l in the Insurance business In this
eity at ttc present tinc. liz was l,urn In
Buffalo, and Is abt,ls g years OF age. Dusint.
thr early part ii his He he was i scafar;ng
tnan.
FRANK uruH
Is AZ rrcscnt resident 0f Sewtown, L. l..
where he i. irettlcnl ot tic Iu:uI rifle club AMI
Is connected in business with Sllarp's Kl1e Com
pant. -......
NEH. Ii,oNAH 5. DARN
ts commander uf thu: Second Division of tlc
National t;untf. and ms shut tu nil OF tue lang
range teams representing AMr5ies. In fuief-
national 'natches. liz if splendid coach mud II
hclentiAc sl1Gt. liz Is not engaged ln nny bl,st
meas ut present. having recently l,cc,t left a
fortune by TIE death III hts fatl,er-ln-aw, Dantcl
y. I.obhlNs.
LESLIE &. N1sCCE
II ono pt the ctl!tuIh nf thu Turf Fed, and
Farm, If this city. lie wns one ot
the reserve. IL the sccon,. rsac
4natts with the Irish team III
lh:7,. lie wns born ut Lexington, Ks., Nar:l,
Il. lS9. md graduated At tue Kentucky Uni
yrrstty. uo Ii u reliable slot, and will not tc
law tnan In thc mnttil.
CHARLES Z. DLTpEHnulA}l1
!. q years old, Mud Era1uatc Ut the c1ase OF
~. Columbia College. FIc !. fSc feet seven
lnchcs III height, and Il safc anil careful slut.
tlc Is said u, bc tho hest Judge Of the forrc anu
direction Of the wind TINT visits Cfced1noor.