Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11
Capt. Rogardu>. Great re.,.

capt BoganduS last evening complntcd b,s
s"o naEs task 81 glasS-hall shooting IN en-
n.eie Saraen and accomplishments wonderful
iesil oi Dfeaklng in that tine ua5 balls out Of
GUS. Ills lahur> OF the previous tilY vyfrT, al
~ my lnat = was thought he could Ro' stand
the s'cchd GAY : work bat he came g. the
scratch promptly AZ II a. IA. auc: Shot With nm
lew lHicflnlSSl0a~ mp Ia F.sb n IN IN N : "a Ia.
had nut missed BALL and had broken CSa
SuccesSNely, htlt the nCNt one csraic.i him ana
was followed quickly by several at her- N y,s
evident that he was ihorpu ShlS tired aud his
iltnds persuaded him TO take n short n'St. bar
ne soon resumed his gun ana finished to-. ,,n~,,
WIN J." misses 10 his debit A. hr ha,l Wa,r,.r,st
:" htttA otsAa halls in a. 100. he cont HuPd ~ Sbop
un'lt ne had broken rs balls 10 rcnIac. hts
lii.S'S ana THIS hc did without 4 hrcaN
\ Ike feat was newer before attemuted ana the
@ tus ann Steady nerve. ami wonderful now
- "a thautaicr ~ capt. Hocar.iue shown in
this match are marvellous he ~ -,,,,.,h ,.,
uaoNteu NJ the close and Suffered 80, a -,
SnouneT' cIalnp IA las lett arm. aud >nr,, hands
, ,icil '"tAlhS me gun and handling inc hot
oaffelS. The latter were never ,.le.ns1 ,r,',r
wiped out. durtugthe cutirc two IN -, s,,,,,tn
~ -, ,l,'Ne "i 'ne shooting Nj. AH, klclnman
~ hicag". the champion wing Shaf OF A,nersca'
Ittd AZ i'o balls, on a WAGER. a,-,ii.,f Tne Ia,
- S.o' AZ ot me captain on each of his dayS.
,l'v'ls-, oh Wednesday evening Nh. kleinman
'4>ftD IN OILS against The Clran score, OF his
Hplouent. and iaST might H., had 10 miss Sev"S
10 ne lhe captain on his - misses Tlf. Ia
exactly dld and thus the match wa de.i,rns :,
ne I'm shooting the 4ne balls last Di.-rt n /.
Nic'nlGans shoulder Was terribly en- I'm III
Iecoi II the gun, and he declared tll. "A,
.'i'''tiit "a i4toiCA No-ltu induce him 90 agfgult
I" snooi al as many balls as the ,aAiatn b,t
Just Done y 4. Tones. .igE. lag.
RErEATI>G An INCIDENT or TWExrY MAN.
-tGo.-TEe cold weather O; last wees WAS :, IN
tense that the Hudson opposite Nnpkrr, w,s
ifIseh SOLID II Was the ilrSt time Slpr. lS,q
that the inhabitants had known such a tb.p.-
ald great many crossed the river on FRIDAY
lie Hfel across was CAPT. Charles smith who
looking al the river. said that he could 20 from
shore Ia shore \ wager was LAID with him In
the lonkcTS Hotel that he dared not make tho
venture, 80 away he Went. and returned Ia due
tiii:e with small American nag. which he oh
tanned on the opposite shore OF New Jersey on
TIE plea that II would be a CURIOSITY Ia tai,
country. The captain made the same trim lu,i
twenty wears ago. but then he crossed WIN
sleigh and pair The RIVER remained frozen
Nntil Tuesday. ana Oh sunday a. many aS >ps
persons crossed over from lonkel, The irr
was. III clear places. about ten incitc- taick on
tEHl day. cn "Wednesday the tha;y opened A
tiabhcllh HE center ~ the river several fnrf IN
Width.-.A. !. TiUc> l0H.
81 Tie guardians OF Chesterfield. Eagland
having diScN cred that many outdoor pa'tprrS
iced their dogs from their tables. have resolved
70 glEe u" relief TO any person who keep, dog.
ga soldier who was pride ana an orna-
hlcni 10 the British cavalry, which ,.NmnSt,rtt-
ed his hisfoItuneS and regrets his loss" Mr.
Forbes OF the London DGilg Ne,rS, calls Valentine
Baker.
sTThe latest sweet thing i'm Nrufcis has
been returned by corouero iury a. TGnbrid 20
Wells, ''The child Was >uiIocatrd bat there i
40 evidence 10 show that the SGnoUation was h.
tore OF after death"