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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

Inc New York San puts the cheer" on HAYES
mus 'Shall he take the Office when his ONLY
llc to II is the frauds in Florida and Louisiana
Snaii he be President upon stolen electoral votes?
Hh"H hc be lie JrdmiDi"m President? If HAYES
can get well over these questions, he will not find
ms conscience much bothered by any Of those
that come aftcrward
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What Delightful Place to Live At

Inc following is taken from a Nevada paper
n"d gives an encouraging picture of "Lfc in
the Black IIis:''
THE DEADwoop DAILY PArEp.-We have a
daily newsVapcr-thut is, sometimes it's daily
anu theh whcn the compositors get drunk ii
don't come out for several days If aman
wants un-waddimg he goes and pays four bits
lor paper. Whenever they start a new city
government they print lot of ordinances: then
there's grand rush for the paper. Sometimes
II comes out twice week, and sometimes twice
n day.
GRowlNG GRAvEYXRp.-Evcry man in
Deadwooa carries bout fourtc cen pounds of fire
arms hichcd to his belt and they never pass
amy words The fellow that gets his gun out
irst Is the best man, and they lug off the other
fellow body Our graveyard is n big institu-
'ion' ana growing one Sometimes, however
the place Is right quiet. I've known times
when man wasn't killed fortwenty four hours
Ihcn again, perhaps they'd lay out five or six
day. When Il man gets too handy with his
Sh0o''n irons, and Kills five or siy, they think
he isn safe, and somebody pops him over to
rid the place of him. They don. kill him for
what lie has done, but for what he s liable to do
suppose that the average deaths amount to
about 100 month.
The HOSTILE SAvAGEs.-The country swarIns
with them. They swoop down on the small
camps at light and kill whole parties In one
camp few miles from Dcadwood ffty-two men
were killed in one night. But never saw a
word about 1t III any newspaper. The Chcy-
chhc papers suppress all such items, and if the
Deadwood papers print them they are bought up
at any price in Cheyenne and DESTROYED. have
gone out several times to hunt for men who went
out 10 prospect and found them all dead
once saw fifteen men lying around Il camp fire
where they had been shot down and left. The
Indians take their arms currency and COIN but
}eaYe the gold dust.
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Notice Of Final Return and Settlement

Notice Of Final Return and Settlement
Rf permission of Hon. Jos. +. GiSt, Judge of
- Probate for Union County. | will on Mon
day the 18th day Of March, 1877 make my Fl
nal Return and Settlement, as SURVIVING Eyecu-
tor OF the Estate of James Farr, deceased.
All persons having demands against said Es-
tate must present them to me for payment on or
before the day above specified
f. W. ElSON, Surviving Ex'or
-. of JAMES F,Ru, decd
Feb % = 4,
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To All Indebted.

4 IL. persons indebted to DR.. c. r. Murphy
IN are hereby noLii-i .Lat .tcy- must pay up
iInmA.i:-.-'y. Those who do not pay, cannot
receive my services until all arrcaraccs arc l;o-
udaiel. CT NURpUy NJ ~ n1
Feb lG .,
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hNEcrrVE ArroINTMENTs.--The following an
p"inimcnts of Trial Justices havcbccn made, bv
Gov Hampton for Union County: David johnson
ASe Cummings, removed; s. S. Stokes. Is. B,
W'er; rhos NJ. Litlcjohn, vice J. l.. Strain :;
mos nos ."nher' wee d. ID. Goings, removed; T. J.
Orr vice l., I litlcohn removed: Jasper (;ibhcs
vice j. III. Williams, removed: Vim Norman
vice John Ray removed
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or UNION,
In the Court of Probate

By JOS. I. GlST, Judge of Probate in Union
County.
NXTHEREAS, Charles Bolt, Clerk OF the
w Court, hath applied to me for Letters of
Administration on the Estate Of John Rochester,
late of Union County, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred aud ere litors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me Mt n
Court of Probate for the said County. 10 be
holden at Probate office on Friday the 9th day
of March. 1877, Mt 10 o'clock, A, NJ, to show
cause, if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal of the Court,
this. twenty.rhird day of January, a. D.,
1877, and in the l0lst year of American
Independence, JOS. +. GUST,
Judge Of Probn;c.
Jan 26 ct
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Justice Miller said before he went on the
commission: This Tilden party has no
rights, and ought not to expect anything
lie is worse partisan than Morton or Car
field
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

BY JOSEPH f. GIST, Esquire, Judge of Probate.
To Reps Edrords. Mary T.. EIraraS, John Joi-
IN, Martha j. JOiiy, j. Bcnjamm Tucker, Nam
ne /. T"ckcr, William y. Lyirs, John N. Lyics
o"a Bcnj"""n 7. Ly'c', grsrfing:
NOU are hereby required to appear at the
i Court Of Probate, to he holden mt Union
Court House for Union County, on the second
day 0t April, \. ID. 1877, to show cause, if any
you can, why the Zeal Estate described in the
Petition of LErrA SPENCER. filed in my Office
said Ronl Estate being situate in said County in
Santuc township, bounded by lands of d. J.
FAINT, 7, B. Bates Charles +. Sims and others,
and containing about one hundred and twenty
acres, shoGld not Hc partitiopc'' sold.for par
tition nllotting TO the petitioner Lctta Spencer
one moicty thereof, and the remaining moicty in
equal portions to the said Mary T.. Edwards
Martha T.. Jolly, Mamie J. Tucker William T.
l.ylos, John VI. l.ylcs and Benjamin +. Lylcs.
Given under my Hand aud Seal this TWEEN v
seventh day Of December, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy six and in the onc-hundrcd AMI
first year of American Independence.
- JOSEPH F. GlsT,
CC) Probate Judge
MIN +. LYLEs:
TAKE NOTICE that the Summons in this ac-
tion of which the foregoing is copy was fled
in the office of the Probate Judge for Union
County ut Union Court House in the County of
Union in the State of South Carolina, on the
9th dny of December, 1876.
MUNRO g. MUNRO,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Union, S. c., q December, lS76-S2l l st
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WICK KsS
Illustrated Priced Catalogue.

LNlFTi PAGES-3O0 Illustrations. with De-
IL scriptions of thousands of the best Flowers
and Vegetables in the world, and the w1y 10
.gro~ Mem-all for Two CESr postage stamp
Printed in German and English.
picks F9orak Gmide, Quarterly 25 cents !. wear.
V'ck 8 flo'etr and Vegetable Garden, so cents
in paper; in elegant cloth covers 81 90.
Address, JAMES WICK.
Rochester, n. Y.
Dec 1876 AZ AZ
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Pay Up or Go Dry.

respectfully ask all persons indebted to me to
l. make payments Immediately. ! am greatly
in want of money, and having accommodated a
large number of persons with credit, think
the least they could do is to pay portion, if not
all, of what they owe me.
am in-aca,l earnest frqz&hat Eeres
hy give notice that don't intend to give credit
for 10 cents to any man who owes me, unless he
comes forward and makes some kind of show
ing that he is honorable enough to pay.
And ! farther give notice that iniCad Ia make
coUcchon$, III some way, pretty soon.
W. Il. DAVIS.
Jan 10 o st
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SeasOnable Goods.

DLANTATION tools, farming Implements
l. traces, Harness, Axes &C., &C., very low.
RICE, McLURE & Co..
Feb ~
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TOWN OIsI>INANCII.

SIC. !, WHEREAS. the Board Of Health for the
Town of Union, Oh the llth day of August, \.
D., 1876. did report the storage of Commercial
Fertilizers near residences in the town of Union
rs II nuisance, and It's injurious to the public
health.
Be il ordn'scd Ivy TIE Town Council cf Union,
that from and after the first day of March. a.
ID. 1871, no person or persons shall store or keep
for sale Commercial F}tiizcrs of any dcscrip-
tion whatsoever wi'hf two hundred yards of
any dwelling any house actually orcupicd
within the limits of I 3e Town Of Union.
SEC. III. That for violation of this Ordinance
the person or persons 50 violating shall, upon
trial and conviction thereof he iincd twenty
dollars for each and every day he or they shall
SO store or kaen frr'sNle such Commercial Fer.
tilizers, conshry to the provisions of Section
Of this Ordinance,
Done at Union. s. G. on the Sixth day OF
February, a. ID. 1877 ii. l.. GOSS,
lutcndant.
D. JOHNSON, Jr., Clerk.
Feb. 9 q 4t
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Pure Corn Whiskey,

DUKE Mountain Corn Whiskey, for medicinal
L purposes, for sale at
a, IRWIN, & CO.'S
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WEST SPRINGS INSTITUTE.

-s--- .O:--
fENiiE Spring term ofthis Institution, will open
l. to Males and Females, with competent
crops of Instructors, on the Sth of January, and
close on the 10Th of June.
The location is fine Situated in Union County,
twelve miles from the G.. H., near the Spartan
burg line Its hcathfuncss is unsurpassed, and
the Mineral water inferior to none in the State.
Tuition for term Of twenty weeks:
Primary Class. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Intermediates. Observation-Disclosures. II 80
Higher Branches....... .......... ..... -. Is 90
Board with fuel, for females, in The Institution,
$1,000 per month for males, in the community,
5000 per month.
For further particulars address
Rev. q. $. ANDERSON. Principal.
Glenn Springs. s. ~.
Feb . tf
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SheriH'S Sale.

Nov. 10, 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

as last resort they have the county and town poor
houses They should work, not eat he quiet OF De
dead Governments should he terror 10 tVllhoerS'
nrase 10 the law-ahiding citizen. Editors ucoh- 10 'oh
classes: capitalists and labors Every prlntlueoce y,
capita and labor organization The shaker system ne
Resurrection Order W Humanity. II viii be. Under II
capital is superior ability, education industry ECONOMY
zeal FOR the gOod-thcso form me ony aiistoc
rorv To sneud and be spent for others interest," IS lhe
shaker capitalist yilcCes. Righteousness ana pehcc
is ended marrying prevents all touhc ailrg iI"h
population pressing upon the means OF sHpSlal'.lSc
suitable increase of Shaker societies the extension W @
Order would abrogae ali wars labor sirihcs anu Ei"
ant alton Of physiological laws which produce NO J.
cal mental conditions an kinds of physical d--''
rs depopulatng agencies. To marry or 10 nov "'ii'
that rs the question involving sOciety's existence,
n YOU marry propagate ana org'hlN ~
What s property Are land, ar Walcr .ns =
earrh propertyl Are human beings prule5,y J
start right or Won will have railroad rots-nlen OF
bond IN Won have started I'm your prgpagtl,hs
order. search the cause; put " away l"u "l,.,
have despot. su-thc sword right; MONARCHY OF u
Republic The American riOtlng aour'r ~ "l1hf' .r
only wrong Ignorant he may be- bui mex m nc
poorest laborer rs hut nm unsuccessful caWt'tst'
arr ON. iu heart spirit and principles me poorest
slave Was hut an unsuccessful slaNtloiccT. III Vth'
words the slave was Ahohtlonlst IN phci-
Die than his owner The aborer IS no more an an lho-
ouost than the successful capitalist Ike AsJof OF an
derhiIt The system Is wrOng-cOrrcct II. You EDITORS
are the men aud women 90 do H. VIII you iet iAe cs
,uicf hut waiting, watching Shakers Rave their say Z
Why not Some good may come ont OF SnakeiGoul' we
% the civil war the Granger movement, the ffcsiden-
ttal crisis and we trembed for country, knowing
that God Is Just NOminaily slaves cannot exist ia
America Extend the blessing uutl n be reality wise
aIaiiOn not violation OF existing laws, can 40 IT,
Tie people are sovereign Do sovcreigns destroy tleIr
Government, or their own governmental resources
destroy prospective r. W. LNANN
NJ Lebanon. july 26. 1877.
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NEwBURG YACHT REGATTA.

NEwBURG, \. Y, Aug. 1.-The fourth an
regatta OF the Sewburs Yachting Association FOR
open yachts. took place to-day NcwburE BAY over
wcnty-mle course II witnessed by a large number
OF spectators. who crowded excursion steamers and
cupied every advantageous pout Of both shores.
There were fortv-eieht cntics and thirtytwO yachts
started. Prizes were awarded as follows:
First C.0ss.-Frst prize. So VIM. r. Brown Of New
burg corrected time. D.. 5Ju 4Js.; second prize. a
me glass, Dgre Devil VI NewYosk. Corrected time On.
3u. 4Js.
Second Closs.-F.rst prize $50 Pluck and Luck of
NewYorg. Time ~. 30. 33i2,. second prze. barome-
Ter. Lef ii. Is of tev-41rk. Time 80. 1sIu. pos.
Thru |t9ss-Fiist prize so. sophia Emma OF New
YORK Time 3h l-u D.: second prize set Of COlors
AdJle Taylor Ll'uc 80. J2u. 2Js.
Fourth 0fq.s-Ol- p-ze. % piece of silver plate Vic
tOfia of lIfde Park. Time $50. Ga. as
Two CiJu.ru- +, -rted hc Iarautela OF Bristol. T..
J.. ana tnc AuartIIi. cl N-W-lorE. Tic former went
around the course d. 29. beating Tire Amar5 MS Jv
l6g.. -Os., corrected time, uud winning prize pen
spera. Iriz OF $50 o. tie yacht making tie best
.ctrG iuc. -ptn- Ctalnafans WAS won Dog the
Nul r. Brown Cd, Nru.lrgl- cuffec" H time. -A J@ul.,
beau-- ui. Iucs mf Luck py 2ul. 4-'3s.
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CIVIL MOTIFS.

In the suit of James c. Hull against the Mayor
the pantn obtained from Jude Westbrook yesterday
temporary injunction orbGdug tie sales Of ferry franchises
which have advertised.
Bertha Levy says that Otto Zehm caught her boy,
Henry Lvy by the and raised him several times from
the ouud seriously inurng She asks leave to bring
suit 10 % name 90 her sgaIustm for - 600 ard se
Westlr0cs supreme Court Chambers granted the ptis
sion yesterday.
F. lie Roy Satterlec. who was appointed Pohce
surgeon september 20 1873 paid al the rate OF s5o7
year up January T. 1876 H claims that ne should nave
been paid at Of s225o year and procured from
Judge Supreme Court. Chambers yest ay ~
order Lat the Police Commission" SLOW cause e1 cay
should 1u compelled 10 GraW lAclt warrant on
tar C0ntrui.r tor the ilnercncr, SI,i-s.
I'm the suit of Jacob Tartier against Joseph Sinai
Judge Van Hoesen hc defendants application Tor
Dis release The prisoner been seventeen months in Lud'
low m ci, arrest, thc charge -gausi BIN being
taf o turned 81, 90 received or another He
applet weeks ago for l release d tl' ~iprl oIs'
.ulr Isovart Debtor Act MS application was atu
tlc ground That De- had NOT July oscos As pFop,ry W.
papers hr applied uJudec Van iloHeu IN te tol u-
nlHou Pleas Judge VA Hocsen holds NAT Le ou itie
having passed. on the question: %" toAft 0 Only co.
or rfU. jurisdiction el0ut review TIE lailel, ihe piia
ir1u the CouIA 10 WHICH no
Erst applied 90 apply again ON new papers
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SARATOGA SPRINGS Aug. 1-Deigltfully
cool and clear weather and excellent racing are cX
pc.r.d Tor THURSDAYS races. large crowd at the
course ts afternoon purchased pools AZ tho following
average rates:
TU-r EACE-Fr7c handicap sweepstakes. Tie nile
WiUiauss Vera Cruz Sos Williams Whlspcr. 500
q H. Lorlaui's Ambush 80; Dixon 81 WimWc's Brad
aiu.lte $50: Boglcs NatT. --oi DWycr Brothers .t-
mont 500. Bemours Baroness, go: McDanei's
Princess of rIUlr. SO.
SECOND IA,i--equei ~tlkcs FOR 3vC1r-olls. = miles
-P Ior.rI'. Zto-Luu. $50: McDaucl's ST. james ard
Major Barker - 90; Loug-iafs ". j. Higgins, -.
DIVER Brothers Vermont. 80. tAc II 20 lLenout 5
BaIon.-s and Reeds Cardinal Woseyl, so. Also Held
500 Z.o-ysn ~lt0.
THIRD RAcE-fDats 0f 9. OF milc.-CrOusc- Auburn,
So: Mcdaniel Lady Saiyers So: william Fair Play,
$40 Reeds Imperative, eJi Daley Brothers Dande-
lion. -.
F0ruTu RiCr-7treple Chase.-Rced's Trouble and
Douhf'r'. 600; smrhr's Waller, go; Hart's Redd.ns,
$50. Cal Onacu's Biuchcr, So
Two extra days az FACING supplementary 70 the first
meeting VIII be eiycn On Monday and Tuesday Of next
yeek
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Rogers Diis Rutherford and Maid. Miss " Schneiuer
Miss T. Schneider John Seegmann. MISS 7el"ns-
NJ seymour G. J.. Sharpsteen. Nrs -lbicY an" hl,
Smith the Rev W g. euroncr W. SpOonfr. r -lrn,,-,
+. ~ckuev d. ~fims0n. the Rev Crswi0ri lall ''"IR
Thayer Mr. WIN. Thompson @. W Nai, hI; ,...'
Mrs. A. Vail, IT,. and maid. John Wahhel behlainn ~!
NJ aud Mrs. J. VI. white n. J. Wilson MT 7liA
Miss Marie Zaldvar Dolores Zadvar Miss sara NNi'i'
hau.acl Iafivar and Mt. Holman - ,.,s., r
FMM GLAsfOW-L Sie1n1fbfp T7'g , ~ " M NM
Ireland j. ". Wallace J. Campbell J. r Heat ~
Nelson q. +. Nelson. q. JUrgeus. J. lrgn VT, y,
ridge -rncrs. 4 ~pers A troskery, = ieahu -
Clcand VIM Christie. VIM. Weir. fhas. Wi.snh =" '."
van p Can,rron q. BLACK. q. stretch. ]. crow" ~.
C5ohic Mrs Crink T. Hardc. Geo stancAhe vi" a.
Knapn FRS. Enann y and J. q. Conover %. r.,.
PROM HANHI-In S'eGlaehfD ierfire sisters -. u;
aud Arathe o. a. Corhcr lanfher. Miss Palmer D. IS
Nixon Mis-. Reid. Lind. Mr. Oudinot, VI NeueoeiI'
and SON and servant Nj NobsnlaSlrr M
snupero T. B Thomas H. Harheck Mr.. Van Iandl NJ anu
Mrs Alter VI. r. Harfv. J. Canon. hr ne Brew m-1
fchev Nh Carhoneli Mrs Nerhe Mt Westermsiin nr =
Gucvmrr g. Hnbcrf. J. kleck. MI o. kciv, Lnrien n
Gnhrr md Mr.. A. HenSsc and three Children 'vi
Vanhoorhekc Isaac Rernhem. Antoine Naif l1eIT. "
No Snnhie Veil Hermann Hrlindc, II. Macr Jean ~
fen,-reer Polt. Senmann. Mt and Mira r TlirY " \.
Ruder Mrs : Fnfzmcnrer Mrs. Anna Grtnceidci bFs
PorHe fuast aud chd Causcr. II. Inchep, J. Parra
Claeivn NJ TuchsinCer. Mrs g. VIII MIS- NHthn "
Abrnm ghuh J. Trnchtcl Mrs g. Truchtc. T. Laemle uI-
Ter " Rosazyo g. r. husca T. 'hdenezzn ~ fan
zero AR and Mrs j. Ananchi. l.. Chefa. J. Cheda MIS-
1rholq fr ana Mira Martiuell ard child. = Ri'c9l NJ
Petrone J Ruck FREY a. RusEbaun. l. NaphoL
FROM Ron Sfrgu1RhfD Herdfr-ltunoH Mftl'l'
Hartman Atkinson Jo Frank two children ard sefNa
Adolf D. Neupud0rf. Gustav kafchurg lrel = Nel-'h.
Phebo REYNOLDS and daughter Heinrich Bnndt g IL r.
Ahrcns Herman Flurschaim and family NJ Eendhelm
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p4SsEAnhnH 1NRLTED-

FROM sew OHLEtNS-ht sfeIa,.lD f.r Drieliis- 1f.ss
MARC rolcor Rev - O. 81. kuarf. ST. a. d -"nrc
NI.- ille Ftan. James p. Shaw James b. is'l, M.r d. 30
~fi.r lir wife ata child, tAll. rllul1i t 81
..,er.cu Wm. Little Mics Alice Cares. 1.s D-shouIn
b. Harn.-. Mls- q. fr DO. 10 bt.uusnu, NI. ttr..
" , aud tu0 f'drcI Judge john IS. heurlr james So
.asr. A. Har-ffed, r. W 9guer
FROM LIVEnPOOI.-h sfeqn.lAip BohHir-l. j. Ab1ey,
IL ~ tDtudroh. g. g. Adam. Mf. 10 s0tI... tlC ltct M
Adams Miss tE~-gu Hss. n. At austin. M b. .He Mrs J.
b. Ayeril BARLOW Mo. beca AMI u.ud arf Hl. huck
amt ull.-erVani tls. d. Lefu.f. Nse flr .iG tYo ui
Nss Mary Billie Master hs-e llt. hI fiashh"i Hlts Blow
MIas f. Blow. 81. bl0H ui.d T. t. oicuaI, o. 4c
0ufirr j. Bovine. j. Dough-. Burn dt, icl-ru Butler
Miss Butler SIR CarucaIe Mr and nrs. a.. Va Carr j. lee
Casuc T. a. Frfuch. john W. chandler and niauftIfait
Btuar Cohen, Mr. T.. a.. Drvie o. to4fls, Mlf Doyle
Alexander Doye J. d. Draper, Gen. buine J b. Dana :"
Icclest0n g. L. EbsIlaIlL AI iis, al. thbftE, -alor
Julio Ffaa. EdAau Glbh. Morn Goldberg, ~. ald Mt. j.
" GRAY o. H1lor, - j. Head, thr lcv W. N. Heath MI
and William Hck. John Holmes. Dr d. Ho.tfffsf h
ami Ars IT, A. Howell n. IS. Rowland. " r. Hunter A. g.
King koonip " D. koenie Mss J.. k0rul, hT. iurkc
~. Knhsaaf. Guadalupe IT ana iual-seIf. hl-lr
Lagos La-u-. j. A. haley, Mis- John Lanso Mr
ana Mrs Lne Master Lane, =. lawson W Penn LOWS
T. Howe. Muckcciuic, Thomas Mackhn. j. j.
Msen r. h. Marckwad j. " hather samuel Acl can. Mls
Mon bOu "a T. Mrs. "a. j. MCNAMARA, Horny Memory
card Miller r. Moore Mrs. Moore. j. A. MoiileauK
M.s Sar, Moran Mn MuuuBe children aid two MAIDS
Miss Munr0c p MGnrOe, r. MtnFoc J. y OaSloi i-aiph
oakley " owen T. Piach0n,I " finel. Miss Won htcir
bach, aeI Lo1 - IJDe.sVD, ALL AID NIL lloseiA Asssf
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
q. co,pFTIToRs AT CREEDMOORE.


suoor1NG FOF PLACES ON TIE AMERICAN TEAM.
The third competition for positions III the
American Team nv the Longranse Maiksmen a. Oreeu
,,o-o closed Yesterday. Some excellent opportunities
o offered 10 make yesterdays totals the largest ever
or,,.5 "a several II the leading marksmen went nseS
- enc 0oo-vard range with uncommonly hne scores
The wind was some what agravatnS attn 500 ana 'oo
y.rt ranges bur a anil gray light prevailed which ls
yvsu adapted to good scoring. The WIND AZ Tue
ooo.vard range was moro puffy, continuity
changing its direction. At the sooyard range
Gen plkin made "a clear score Of seventy -hVe' ana
AZ 900 wards made l3 bulseyes and centres thus
scoring 40 the ranges las out Of possible 100 Inc
eight highest scores total OF 1924 ont OF pos
sibe 500 only 10 points below the scores made Oh
uesIav OF as wecs and the second highest ever maue
on any range The shooting began promptly AZ iV.'"
o'clock NJ Rathbone the range nut was zoe " IL
IN shoot Messrs Weber, Washburn, White ana bo'lhe
were absent anu Messrs. Farrow, scott ana heo''l"
have Withdrawn from the competitions. IL Is pio""po
that several who have hope Of winning pace "u "e
tea., Will also withdraw before the last competition
winch kes mace on Tuesday and Wednesday next rive
members Of lie Amateur Ride Club also shot on the long
ranges m for places in the Americana
tesm There were two matches ON the short ranges Ia
the afternoon in which the militia men engaged.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
ION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TEAM

TID~n lO10U oTtTes T0T nc -II Ul-' IIF7II''
BY Gen. D. T. Wylie % De competed for by members OF
tse National fac Association. or National Guard of the
STATE using ans military rifle ard firing seven shots at
e1c off me distances NJ 800 and 500 Yards the badge 20
s nu three trrt~ becoming ire property oi tec
winner Ir was won. yesterday 10y j. r. GIohuan on
sccr. az .0rtya points ont ul possible seventh T. H.
uinL ol.-tuurtl ul fuc Dutranc- money
rl. ~fD.R Exchange Rife up shot tler first COM
rr-fi.r f,r t yoerisnofcr" prize. There weICeievcn
ertrir4 tile larsre firing ten sh0ts caru at the 200
wand range. Tie prize was hT ID. Chtucy or TIE
IN Regiment. ou score of forty three out OF possible
fir.
H. amatch 0f the Irish Anne, can Rife Club Lieut. =
Eur-laud won Tie Burt 10 trophy hv % score m 81
or, ~ % possible TO- Gen M.ilru gave hm permission
Il shoof Yesterday owing tu MS absence ON Cu-
u VITA tine 9th ec saturday last when the reg
uar competition occurred The following table OF aver
49, m Give au idea rO who VII uruhapy WIN places
on le International team; some " Inc men having shot