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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-22

1877 1877
SPRING GOODS !
WALL ST STILL AHEAD!
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
sc.
\ large lot of CASHIERS. for Mems
and Boys Wear that will suit both as to
quality and price. LADIES DRESS
GOODS, latest styles, only 10 to % cents
per yard. Percals, Piques, Lawns and
Barred Muslins, to suit the times. Prints
from to cents. STRAW HATS to fit
every one, big and little. FELT HATS,
the latest styles and best quality. CAR
PETS as low as 80 cents. MATING,
all grades. OIL CLOTHS, all grades. \
variety of LADIES SHOES ard SLIP
PERS, not excelled this side Of the city.
Mems and Boys SHOES, fine and coarse,
in great variety. y full line Of the best
GROCERIES always on hand. None but
the best brands of HARDWARE in stock.
AS l keep little of everything, if you
don't see what you want ASK FOR IT,
and you will be supplied. \ pleasure to
show goods whether you purchase or not,
so please call and examine my stock.
w. L. LEMEN.
Shepherdstown, May II If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-22

l take great pleasure in informing the
Public that L have received Splendid
Stock of new SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, of every description, for Ladies,
Misses, Children, and Men and Boys,
which [ will sell VERY Low, strictly
for CASH or BARTER, without any de-
Walton whatever. My stcck is complete.
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, GROCER
les, choice and at lowest figures. Please
give me Il call, l warrant satisfaction.
Terms strictly Cash or Country Produce.
T. HOMSlER.
Kerneysyille, May y II
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SEWING MACHINE
.NEEDkES.

WILCOX & GIBBS, and al other
W Sewing Machine Needles "A ~iNrruts
piece, al HERR ~ ENILER'S.
July IS tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-22

THIS justly celebrated native Wine is
L made from the juice Of the Oporto
Grape, raised in this country. Its inval-
Ughlp
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-09-22

THE undersigned always Keeps On hand and
= for sale, every description Of
COOKING STOVES,
for either wood or coal, together with gener-
al assortment Of Heating Stoves, farlor Stoves
Ranges, Furnaces, Crates, &C., &C.,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
in great variety such as Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron Ware, Block Tin and JapanDed
Ware, Flat Irons, Coffee Mills, Timed Sauce
Pans, Preserving Kettles, Baking Pans, Spoons
Forks, Lamps, Walters, Buckets, Tin Cups,
Sc, &c. Particular attention VIII be given 10
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING
which will be dUne III the best and most dura
bic manner, in town or country, at the short
est Eouce. REPAIRING will also be done
al short notice and in the best manner. Gu
CU4lBER PUMPS, the best in use, will be
put in, al low rates. He will also give alien
ton TO putting up
LIGHTNING RODS,
and repairing the same, when called upon.
From my long experience in the business as
a Practical Timer, anc determined 10 work
none but the best material, and close alien
ton 10 business, and strict desire TO please,
| hope TO receive liberal share Of patronage.
Ny prices will be lower than any other es
adjustment in the county Give NE q call
and you will certainly be pleased.
n. B.-Copper, Brass and Lead will be Ia
ken in exchange for work and all kinds Of
Ware. h. Z. MARIEN.
Shepherdstown, June Is "
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Bronchitis !

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wcs-E -EE,s WEIGHT n GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, NY.
.f.g. I, 1875.

AsS. J, 1875
DR.. TUrr:-Dear Sir:
For ten years ! have been
a martyrto dyspepsia, con-
stipa;ion, and piles, and
had well nigh exhausted
the matcria mcdica for re-
lief from this living death,
when, by accident, your
Pills were brought 10 my
notice. l began th cir use,
and the first dose gave me
such rclietthat continued
TO take them. | am now a
well man, have a good APP
petite, can digest well, the
piles have disappeared,
and ! have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh. I
would not hc without
them for their weight iB
gold.
REV. X. l.. SIMPSON.
They are perfectly
harmless, can be TAX
en- by young or old
without restraint OF
die, or occupation.
PRICE 20 CENTS.
OFFICE.
IS MURRAY STREET,
NEW NORh.
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While under the influence
of these Pills, OF itself in
dicates their adaptability
to nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug
gishneSs OF the liver, and
chronic constipation.
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Why? for the same
reason as given a.
bove. The Bronchi-
al Tubes are simply
conductors 20 carry
air 10 the Lungs,
hence Inhalation
must GodireCttnthe
seat OF the disease,
and if yoU will fol-
low our directions,
we guarantee 10
CURE ErU-.Litt3.
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y. Night bell next door west of store.
April ID, 1876. If
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The New York herald., 1877-01-12


REGuLAR EVAN sAEES og nyRsES ASp CARRIAGES
On ever horse tina. warranted sound or kind and rue
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
VERY HANDSOME BROWN MARE .wILLIEs MAID"
,9.isd % in 1871, sol by cHosRoEs, hs BY RysDYK's
sa y ssr BE. d1g sfss SD q
hands high kind and true in ali harness. free from
the owner u cHosRofs ss the 3 srs cot Of fxbY MILLS
courage. and wonderful bottom and endurance her
G r as near .s possible mSsnr %n l
% s" .s m sal" M s' and ss % r.. w sss
STATE; Is free fro@ ' bs%iss u any S Kind is
BAY MARE LEVINE. yoALED 1865 GOT BY REyE-
s s'1 S.% Es sdsn
Dedsres In 81 She lon hand. silh @ iroks asn
s, saddle @ one q .hs s dvs or IN 'as ."
rog goxsF; snaaTspss and i Ssfran'sd sound
.a4 sE ia @ : II re. SmaHs ss. otn snH
E9E EsTfTS sSS sS s5n Sn xn S
. @ c. rsn sss ar. ea ss ias
has extra dne style and action; does rot shy pull,
BLAdR sR' hSasf Ssan'sa ,'a1f YEARS oLD
kina and true in all harness; free from vice: an extra
eomosvs s" or anvhinr: does not shy or pull
OF the finest and most desirable coupe or family car
GLASS .si Su%aThRRb aasf ID GoxcH IN GOOD ORDER
FIVE TOP SIDE-BAR AND FULL SPRING WAGONS.
ROAM HORSE. 1914 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
set Harness and
r3K r3f wspHs
from viee travellers; free, prompt drivers; safo
and reliable every way.
SIxSEAT SLEIGH, IN GOOD ORDER bY GOULD
ists hands high, and years old; kind and true in
all harness. free from vice: very stylish; have been
used carriage in the city the past two years; are
of use. Set double Harness and
SIX-SEAT SLEIGH, IN GOOD CONDITION.
ALSO SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. PARTICULARS
time of sale.
ALSO ABOUT ~ PORTLAND CUTTERS. MADE BY
FAkRAR. RUSSELL. FORBES and other makers
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS., BEAR, WOLF
and Fox Robes, Blankets Whips. &c
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

4 rcTioN HOUSE OF vAS rAssELL 4 KEARNEy
n ITO, liz EAST l3fH ST.
NEAR 4TH Ay.
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AsIUsEMENTs.

AQlUSIM ESVSs
IH1HsigAN dSKr.. .Pr.Prisiols
~ riff ' oRiiGi;XixiIi' 'iHixhRiIiGAY AND HART
1 Ds9. y sAf os r'ff fAF sH'a
r y, NcAndrews Lands Brothers. Murphy and Morton
's LIZ s... Vim ss appear IN nightly Es.s L'sssy sy
TuE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
Broadway and ss.hs St.
sss s ssyss ne ss,ss on
resons desiring % purchase season tickets must do 80
these tickets will positively cease.
Every Evening BIOS : AsS SotciSxuLf's f's'a's ~
b'''Hs SoRSSbES oi1ify 4 is Sarif. 'sii entitled
SS,;i, SosT / { hSnI sSHiip Y fH1SSSS tofh$s
ADA "a psss bPXs. Nine. foSIsi, Miss EfFiE GERToS aud
@ nj ns n Ak ss,usy 4. 81
arans ,Hres acts Dy Mesrs p smpson and H.
in which Ahl as' LEsTKh EsH svHil vwHSillAck
viii maize his Hrs. pc t1a, rI this season
Box Office open daily from 8 4. NJ. TO- 4PM
NEW sSsiAIHALS ssS4RHASS Ts4rsh nas4 rgsahyYnxAsor OF
In HIS own superior conception OF
MONDAY. January IS. Mrs o. c. now%HRHDS HRHDS1
and the 'i';si rSeIE ysS5. Toas Ss'sf casis singers
- E~s -, 49," 49,. BROADWAY ASp S6., asP p St;
''','"' ISS TSbsS,sa
-saS4x sAAlA s1sfs Gays c7-,7..
:, OR. HARLEQUIN @ 9Ss chArSiiAS Ga ShHSs 1SD
vii, ihs Peaa,Igl DcsSls 1,sn;lprIaatlon n,;SlSpsrIaatlo
---ANb y rIiE n.'' frHi FOUR Sh1'Ss sHAst'Ss
aa4sEHs sf as s2S ssS @ HSD S4FGPEDSsa 14GEDxa
Il oHSwSsD 80 SSsEs sSss;i' ys srtdsss s
1E4hEas MSDaE' Ky sSGHS S$Ss5sq at4 At
;sI PIANIST Siss asSSH
vi" s''sri /: e SsSs wonder
TO conclude with the "ssraTeons doinss Of
xArrxEEs wEpNEsEAl oSS' HNp SATURDAY AT 2.
'''-A Children haif price to Mstinees
BowEEY THFATsET FIIy Two ohPInSs PJtkIAsr TRIUMPH
Miss 'i;S sSss'si Gill
And splendid cast OF characters.
ETu AVENUE THEATRE.
Proprietor and Manager. ........Mr. AUGUsTIN DALI
TONIGHT FRIDAY)
Positively last time Of
THE AMERICAN.
TOMORROW SATURDAY.
MATINEE as2. EVENING atar
THE
LADY Or LYONS
-
Mis-. DAVENPORT IS Pauline Mr. coGHLAN as clauda
yHss4 H2sPAy in!S5S4iSs fSSSEiEs
ruv e.r NE HESSSs, SSs,c s,xs,r,ox
- Box sheet open for each performance.
NHE WEALTH, BEAUTY, CULTURE AND RE.
L spectability always assemble Ut
TONY PASTORS.
The performance is universally acknowledged superior IN
quantity and quality 10 all others.
The artists engaged OF world wide renown. the
programme select Of and attractivene
the audience enchanted by its briancy and humo
the impre ssion left the minds OF the auditors Il
lasting and of pleasant nature.
The New York herald., 1877-01-12

The performance is universally superior In
quantity and quality TO all others.
The artists engaged OF world wide renown the
programme select Zone Of great and atractiveness
the enchanted by its briliancy and humvi
the impression left the minds Of the auditors
lasting and of pleasant nature.
The New York herald., 1877-01-12
TIL /;
LADY Or LYONS.

Miss DAVENPORT ss Pauline Mr. COGHLAN as Clsuda
MONDAY EVENING
FIRST PRODUCTION
OF
LEMONS.
THE GREAT NEW COMIC SENSATION.
- Box sheet open for each performance.
fNHE WEALTH, BEAUTY, CULTURE AND RE-
L spectability always assemble Ut
TONY PASTORS.
The New York herald., 1877-01-12

A ID FOR THE EAST SIDE POOR--COLORED JUBI'
Alec Singing Band Will sing In the Church VI Our
saviour 39th ID this evening VI 20 o'clock
AumissisM 81 esnta
The New York herald., 1877-01-12

REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGE:
EVERY TUESDAY AID FRIDAY.
On every horse that warranted sound kind and
in harness. from one to three days given test wsrsn
The New York herald., 1877-01-12

UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
10. II. 23 and 25 18th st.,
near University place
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A jolly GERHfN IEsT IT.tL.
Grand Turnout of the Piattdeutschcs-A
I.nhirs' ShoniIng Tomrnnment.

The Pmttdcut-chos Nolks-fc-t hcgln- to-
day at the Srhdtz n Park. Union lin. and win
continue four days. There VIII be "A sacred con-
cert u, 10 O'Clock. and in the afternoon lndio =
Shooting tournament. II j. expected that fully
two thousand ladies will COMPETE.
On Monday there will be- grand German fair.
similar TO those held annually in the villages in
the north Of Germany and tho Tyrol. In the
afternoon Prince Carnival will march through
the principal gate. followed by 2oo Of his adj
h"r"ni-. dress" 10 rrDr -rni diner mt - ARA
ters. notably the Hon. T. I. Barnum and Henry
Ward Boecher.
Tuesday will be the liveiost day. In tho
morning huge procession Of the members of
the o'iation Will assemble in front of No. 1863
Eowery. and mar h othe park. In the process
sion viii le decorated carriages aud wagons
containing the rou lle That nr' g. crl brat" their
golden wedding 80 the "Bu,rn llu-, their
twelve groon-u Il aud twelve riig~niufs. and
Villagers ~ s-Hd IN costume. the Bu'rn
Has stands lu III" lower nnl Of IN" park. and
H. built H- u"9r lik" those i'm the country d -
trict- of GERMANY US possible. II las that 'lod
iQoi, and tho interior l. 'u" vast room. whi'h j.
divided hy part ton~ into stuhlo for the COWS
and nrs"~. Kitchen, laundry. rookery, and
brdrhambrr.
on no last DAY Of tho festival shooting tour
nanrnt for memhers Will take place. ana tho
KING of the 'uNv"n viii he crowned. Forty
five 81 .lctles Mi. be prosecuted.
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RioING ~ S.tRIr0Gt.
Courier, Lady SniNer.. Bombast. and Trouble
Winning Purs-s.

SARATOGA Aug 2j.-Thc weather to-day
--,l.,,iy hntuIiIno,,l ,.t..rr.o,.l fronr,in,
va '''''' JUL II vi" I"' '''''' p''' ""'" H'''-
y tn" RACES. Among those present wer" eN-
Secretary Bri.tn,y and T. b. = P,nrhbnrk and
I tr.t- ,rl $3.50 49,. -,
"-'"'S H"No'' "' lnl'7' i"' ""'" ""7 J."
iir-t-rute condition. Tn" FIRST rae" wns a mil"
.dnsl for a consolation nurse of tiuO. of which
80 ,,t -. ..,,
sl"l' inc ''"n horse H'r'' were elsi' en-
trlr-. IL which -'N started. Courier was the
flynr.,s i'm TIA. moods tine Inst h.iul. Courier.
.,-rt ..n. ,,.,,.t 49,. e.., N,.,,
W. IAN N" f"'' N'"t.l' ''S'r v' '''
and Glen Afh1l illy. too, Mary, sJ1, lH-i
Chun.e. $40. Thor good start SIS
Ter oil M'ry ''oN '"' "'"' -".h- AROUND 'n'
turn. and kept It nearly 10 tn head OF th'
-,r.t.b ,vi,r. AN aun,. tnr.tn,r Cnrrinr nl-
.,'..., ..,,.... H..
i'W'l III" u'n'I7 !" l'"' l" we a''"'' ""'h ne
ran ai"ug tirmlnl clme n winning "a~iiy;
Dan K. fourth. Tine. l.4l4,
Tin second rae" was a free handi an for
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TIE POLITTCIANs' ERICfs.
Lloyd, who wa. shot In n Tent Avenue ga
[Ioun, Dies In - Hospital.

Thomas Lloyd. who was shot in the Re-
publican politicians row in MrCormick's sa-
loon. 29G Tenth avenue. on Thursday night.
died in the New York Hospital on Friday night.
A jury Of twelve men viewed the body at noon
Yesterday, and the inquest will be held Thurs
day. The funeral il announced for r. NJ, to-
day, from so West Twenty-cght street.
Lloyd was largo and powerfully built. and
looked much older than the age given by mis-
misunderstanding So far from being poll
tician Of long standing. they say that the R"pub-
liran primary on Thursday night was the first
he oyer attended. Lloyd expressed to "a friend.
who lives in In" same house with his family, his
belief that Mccormick was not the man that shot
him. and his DIVING message tp his mother WAS
that she should spare no pains to clear Nc
Cormick.
Mccormick is quoted hv the police as ac-
knowlcdglng that he fired into the crowd and
not into the floor. Participants in the melee
who were not arrested circulated in the neigh
bOrhOOd dcnas that they heard any pistol fired
nj all.
Various versions continue TO be given ne tothc
beginning Oi the atluir well authenticated
one is that after VI Cormick had refused 10 sup
ply any more beer for his visitors u man s~k "a
kcg from another saloon and began To treat the
crowd. one man was greedy, and tried tn drink
more than his share. and that led to the fight
The police have nothing Ia add to their first
version of the homicide. and h"lirv" that Mo
Cormck is guilty The discrepancy between
IlOyd's antr-mprtom statem'n that ne was
shot before Mccormick had fired and this YER,
has not been found. Ills underground saloon
has h"rn locked since Thursday morning. II
is said that this is nptthc first arar of the kind
that Mccormick has been engaged in his name
less woman n few years ago. He and Lloyd.
however. were fast friends
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TTN ON TJfE RfJIR.


The Rosolutc Boat Club Of Carmansvillc
rowed their first annual regatta yesterday The
course was from the pier at the foo, 81 1921
street to a stakoboat OIL i2d street and return
mile.
The first race was for junior souls Joseph
Whoolock. blue; Walter b. Poet red and blue,
and Frederick Baker white. entering Whcel-
ook. though smaller and sliehter than his
rivals led throughout. Poet clinging to him.
Timc-WhcclO X. : min. 40 see Poet. min.
incidentally. a practical comparis IN ~ sliding
and stationary seats. Til" crew ~ IN" L. :.
Whitman. sliding seats. wrrc VI. Aiken. how; /.
Baker 2 G. Brock. 3: \. Mills. a West Point
cadet. stroke: and seth Havlcy. Jr.. "A son of
seth &. Hawlcy clerk to tn" Polic" Commission
crs. coNswain: that OF Punch. stationary seats.
were J. Is. Folsom. bow Mat. Williamson. 2 !;
NJ. Brown. deaf and dumb. 3: NJ. q. Foster
stroke: and :. l. Weir. coyswain.
The first stroke Iut Punch ahead. but before
III, staE eloni was rrarllsd the harscs were tied.
that made snash-up imminent. BY SOME
what superior 81 .criu- Ia" Whitman got tn"
lend ana kept it. u ouLl near the goal the crew
Of Punch suurtei nightly.
Much amusement was afforded nv IN" third
rn'e. between xix and a punt. I'll" rev ni
III" xix Was I. linkrr. how \. l.. Folsom. .; VI.
Atkon. 3. ". Is. Poet. stroke; and Mortimer
schwartz. coNwain. VI. G.. Foster, alert ami
mus 'ular. handled tn punt. Whom tho l.iL lad
Vaiuly chased tn" punt tho latter whirl ~. in;o
a new course whichever dangerously noart'd.
crew of the zig retired with three cheers Tor
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Wimbledon. and again in 1879 He was alao
onS ri Inc Englisb eight in 1874. 1875. and 1876.
In 1869 he won tho iiucrt second stage prize;
1896 the Army Rnr Association prilc with
thirty nine in a possible forty and 1873 the
Dudley prizc at 900 yards,
H. T. Evans. another NJ the Fnglishmcn. is n
member of the Eton Veteran Corps. He IL also
o mcmh.r Of the ROYAL Astronomical Society.
last year h. came to this country with the Irish
team. In 1866 he held third place IN the Eng
llsh eight, and he shot again in 1873 and 1876.
H. is known as Il rcmarkahy good marksman.
y. - Piggott. am English mark ~mun. has shot
extensively with the Snidcr rifle. hut until this
year had never competed in the Echo Shield
match. His scores have been good in all the
competitions in which he has taken part. hut
he docs not appear as n prize taker H. is u
sergeant in IN" Cambridge University Corps.
Sergeant Instructor Glider. Of th" Eighteenth
Wimbledon ia 1874
Lieut. Fcnton. * an officer of tho Seventy
seventh Regiment Of Foot. He Is an old match
shontrr. always reliable. and the records show
that nrv"r vet in a match has he scored miss.
"" fired in thr Echo Irish eight IN 1877. maxi
ing 1873 and again in 1871 lie has fired in both
tho Crrelmnor Irish American matches. and
held his own in each.
Col. &. !. Peel cofnrs as rrfcrce for the British
team. Tho other. mcmh.rs of Sir Henry Hal
furd's stalr are MAJOR Waller. J. X. Miner. "
II. Armiiarc f. v Thompson. H. X. Grrcnhill
q. g. Pricrkln. and Can't Hoully.
Tn match il for the Centennial trophy. II "a
to he an annual Iri1o. and IL To- hc cunt"ndrd
Tor each year. u bears resemblance to an old
R1mnn STANDARD. and is nearly eight feet in
h light The banner part is of iron. inlaid with
partly inlaid and partly in relief The lines
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silver wrcaths enrich the inscription. sus-
pen led on chains Of FURNISHED copper. in the
centre Of which. in exquisite figures. are tn"
dates from 1876 To 1884 inclusive. On the bot
tom of thus banner is heavy gold motdllir fringe.
Along the top il bar of FURNISHED steel with
bands of copper and this IL surmuunt"d by an
American eagle suspended on a chain of shin
in- metal. The "delc rests ON a thundcrholt
and grAsps IN lis talons arrows and oliv"
bran his. Below is q silver wreath with the
word Palma in silver. Tho reverse il dra-
period with monugraus NJ the United States in
lud in silver The unigu" pri1c can be taken
apurt IN sections.
II Is % somewhat remarkable fact that mono NJ
IA" momhrr~ ~ the American team have black
rNrS. MI W. II. Va sSou has dark brown eyes
The others of the team have blue or gray eyes
IN the party which arrived yesterday only three
have dark eyes. The 81 'crss of the American
team dates back To the lrish-Amcriean match
OF 1874. and its continued wonderful success
since that time IL known throughout ia" world.
The coming contest must unique stionably
atira ( extraordinary attention.
Tn" tUy Of Richmond made n remarkably
quick and pleasant trip. and the members VI
the Brit -h team expressed themselves de-
lighted. They learned much about America
from rN-Ass mhlvmHn James Daley and Coun-
solur George II. Smith. and were entertain "a
hv Fathers John Elgan. Peter ORcilly. Count
Pho REESE and many others. Tine ladic- had
much sport in getting up shooting matches
with air guns. and II II recorded that thu Aneri-
can team OF ladies came ont ahead. The uni
Nersal oppression among ia" lu--r myers wa-
that the British team wore splendid follows.
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:, n',sm team rs Il Owe was made ny from
- PIN u"n ln 'ullHnd'fnEl hni. am lio-
- lI" iND lrs 'rNca are SIR Henry lluliord
a. lA'tIf Glider.
nt IIsuson is q the First lnvcrn".s
- "il lie shot in the lr-t Echo Sli"ld
nl' ilu- Shared the honor7 Of the ; Nt"h
WI. i'h "''l since. He has been sh'M M -
! - Is -.nre lsG3 In lslI. 1873, nnt 1916
On W.re rs, al, aud IA ont 81 q pos
49, Ia ls7l he took tho second stage
mNkug my POINTS. in 4 possible
5000 yards IN l-bD ia" Any kill" W lm-
III. ~ CON and LOCO yards and IN lsil
" 'Ni 'up M 600 var H.
Vs.. $ ~ M" lr.-h rfemeu Is second on
l. 't' n graduate OF Trinity College
Nii DE- tine senior msnher oi the gun
.'i' 'Iu.ug firm, John tighy x Go. OF Lon
H' llNNn. rud, II Is said, has n y ms
' 'ur urH.tlec and theory Of gun making
if he has shot i'm nearly very contest
d.. shield, nni either lie + his cols in.
' -ny has always been on Of the Irish
- II 'DDt part ln the nrS lri, l-Amerran
J. 4" rr,"'lmoor IN 1874 stand NJ then ut
L. ~ his team.
!, J. Humphrey Is an English narksman.
a. Hlrl-ier nj law and a gradu't r Of Trim
~ . II"E" Cambridge In 1871 be WAS the
,'' iI'n l.iiiinrY shot Of England. lnking the
~ lrH ~ the long Ianpr He shot IN the
a. n" Shield mat III in 1872. and again this
,, H. las luhI l-hcla work Oh First IL nts
T. l1rht Col jas Fonton. WHO also represents
/" anu IL nl the TWrEiy-lourih Lancashire
"ll'' 'ht' he has shot extensively ut all the
i..s'N ana With all Classes OF weapons. In
awe uAN 4eg9 lie headed the English eight at
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uuf urN cn lush iu pay b., luafd i Nnw the
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t-umAt,d Ht iWn million dollar,
Some day tine nlr ,n, by which he mad thhi money
Will he made knnNu tu the public. amt WArn tltpt laN
daWus iulN sherman Viii >luk lNN the doom
'oaN and hclhnal VAL appcHr loelanc IN comparison
with IN. late
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