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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03
OrAR4YIINE Of FOREIGN C1TTLE.

Professor James Law 'nd Dr ihayer' members OF
the Tutted states Treasury Cattle Commission yes
terday visited 5he de,er1eu oa.'Ir Nd."' % lie 'iI'
New-York, Ontario and Western Kalroal Com
many az NeehaW ken fOr the purpose OF asceHalulhg
fber suita oeness for cattle Qnarani ne station
Ihe Commission had previous To the location OF
stations AT Boston and Portland visited Quebec for
Iile p, rs rs ON FriIaV The Commission went to
uiIh that location because OF the diff
Guilty OF transporting cattle there and back
fro,1 the wharYts Of tins city. The
Yards AZ Neehawken have nor been used for three
,.',rs Thev are opposite Sixty-hfth-st. III this
civ 4 thorough Inspection was made
Professor tb h"" visit iU i found one great
and serious objection To the Weeha"ken yards. A
nubic highway runs directly between them and the
water fms preventing the >"clusOu OF the cattle
a primary necessity of a quarantine. went 70 the
office of the railroad company on my return TO the
cIty. but did not their agent. l shall
eudeavor 80 ind him again on MONDAY. IN
ev4rv al her respect | was more than pleased with
the location. Ii Is accessible from the WharVes OF
this city. But II Is Idle 10 speak OF quarantine
where public highway Hes between tue SneuS anu
Where will you 20 if the railroad is unable to
'i' W. ~ viii return 10 Sandy Hook have learned
since was there thar the very grounds we IL
spected there were coded Oy the al department
~ inc Treasury two years ago. so We could take
noS.ession and begin receiving cattle
without any more ado. linen the
facilities for transporting the cattle are
better than / Thought before. | understand the
steamer s. john which plies 20 that point, Is "A
GOD seaworthy .DOat and runs IN all weathers.
Should we not decide upon Neehaw Ken, We VIII IN
Iii Droba 5ility 20 10 sandy Hook
What will De the general results OF a cattle
,raranttne 10 the interests OF this country r
- Inev will be manifold. seventy tive per cent
of the cattle that come from Europe destined for
the West are landed at Quebec IN order TO receive
the benefits of he quarantine that place. Iney
c0uld lust as well be landed here. and whatever
benefit, accrue from Iarantlnc-Sucn as the SAFE
nf hay TlIlrDdA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS De
.raiued here. Mmle there have not been 80
many cattle imported here, their value Is very
great Last year 1871 head were landed ~ fort-
ianJ valued nj IT'S 900. About 400 were landed
n. Boston Many more We're landed ~ thlS port
and nearly . 600 IN al al the ports where we
propose 10 place quarantine stations"
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YELLoW FEVER SILL SPREADING.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. 2.-Ihere were
lO3 OF yellow fever reported here to-day There
were five deaths Tie disease, al MeIicans. MANY
Americans dangerously sick Drs. Murray and
Force doing good service. Four deaths occurred
MatamOrs today The disease l- 4D1lng there. There
have been DO al Fort Brown Inc weather Is
cloudy with a hight northwest wind.
PHILADELPHIA sept The Lazaretto physician re-
ported 10 the Board OF Health to-day that the Danish
bark Marcel0 had arrived al Quarantine yesterday in
fected with yellow fever Tne vessel stopped at 81
Marco and TWO DAYS later five OF the the wife
captain were tab ~ with yellow fever ana died
Another Of the Frustrated ana dled Oh arriving
at the Delaware Cupcs thursday. His body was
buried IL Lhh i4sT',atsrv NJ QQGrauLlDG.
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THE RECORD OF THE RIFLE TEAM
RAwBACKs WHICH THEY HAVE HAD TO CONTEND
wITH-THE 18TH REGIMENTS OFFER DECLINED.

kANBAChs " HIGH THEY HAVE HAD TO CONIENp
wITH-THE 18TH REGIMENTS OFFER DECLINED.
One of the many drawbacks against which the
American team will contend in the coming Inter
national Military Rifle Match the hardness In the
selection of the twelve men who are
TO do the shooting It is Of the
highest importance that as much practice
as possible should be had with the men " sQuaded
they will be az the match IN order that they may
learn each others pecuartles aud be able 10 do sut
hclent coaching when such work is most necessary.
There has been much Tregularity III the practice
shooting Of the general team however, that It has
been very difficult matter to determine whom OF
four or i've 10 place among the reserves. aud the
difficulty has been increased by the fact that,
through various causes the permanency of which
cannot be accurately judged, some of the men who
were foremost III the competition for places on the
team have fallen 70 the end of the list IN the prac
tee shooting since. In some cases this result was
unQuesuouaDy due to experiments made with
new niles IN other cases. IN Mr.. Van
Heusen's for instance. II battles explanation.
Sergeant IAN Henson led the at the cOmpetl-
ton IN practice he fell to the other extremity Of
the Inst.
since their selection the team have had six days
of recorded practice. On three of these days all the
ranges covered, but on one OF these
three days five of the men were not on hand.
On the third day. all the men being present,
the nrst stage, the 200, 800 and 900 yards,
was covered on the fifth day the second
stage, composed Of the 500. 900 and 1000 yard
ranges on the fourth and sixth days all the dis
tanccs were shot by all the men, From the records
OF these four days the following table has been pre-
pared, showing The comparative merits OF the men :
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Miss Clara Morris will appear at the Grand
Opera House september Il, as Mss A"on
"Oivette will be produced at the Metro
poltau Acazar Monday Will Miss selma Do.aro Is
Mr.. Locke Richardson lately gave an effec-
tive recital OF The Rivals" 90 Newport under tie au-
spices Of the Town and Country DluD
Mile Alice Betty and Monsieur Grivel
members Of the Maurice ran Opera BOufe Compan-,
arrived from Hayre OIL Friday.
Haverly's Theatre IN Brooklyn Will be opened
10 morrow evening" september A. FOR the new season.
and Me.,rs Brahsm 6csnlan's Boston Miniature Ideal
Opera ,Ompauy vii appear there IL " Faliebce
4 strong company has been engaged to sup
port Nine Geisnger who Will begin her third season III
this country at tae GerUanla Theatre on October >.
She VIII add several operettas her repertory this
sou. among them k)sna " by Genee.
Signor Del Puente, the baritone singer is
IN Parma On september -, he and siguor Campanini
will give concert benefit Of the poor Of Parma
He viii sail or the country September 80, and viii
be a member OF Mr.. AbUey'= Nilsson Company.
Mr. r. O.. Norris the author of "Old Ship
mates" has produced at Rochester, new play called
"The Isb-Amercan." This piece relates, obviously, TO
fresh and fragrant subject aud doubtless 1t VIII be
Viewed VIII anecuonate Interest
Joachim Raft left two manuscript symphonies
IN finished condition when ne died They entitled
Autumn " and Winter and Others Of his
works complete symphonic series which can be called
q The Seasons"
The season at the ] halla Theatre Is 10 De-
gin with The Merry War" Herr Barnay, tragic act
or OF high distinction in Germany has been engaged
by Herr Herman and viii appear al the ITALIA Theatre
next January.
Herr BaGnay, the German Booth" has
been engaged by Manager Hermann OF the ITALIA
Theatre Tor " four months beginning with the
st az January next The latter months OF his cd
ea1eluent lac viii appear the VuDcpa Eastern cluea
GsIsr 81. Herrinanus manage -ueIL
The BecOe, ClattertOn- BOLreT Concert Com
pany organized under the Of George
VI Colby. II embraces Mss Henrietta Beebe. soprano,
Na1arue Chatrert0n 30 hrer harp, Frederick jameson
tenor NahaI Frankie, violin and Ernst Jonas, volon-
Deilu
With reference to Miss Margaret Mather's
pcr.ofrnauce oil Jltet given at McYckers Theatre chi
c4go HE Inter n, OF tna city, declares that the
Iady N principally deficient in ar" but with Tin
,v surrender ~ the current OF feeling" and sxhblts
treoaroabe talent IL her genera revelation The
CB.rtc. tr.'
Mr.. George Werrenrath, the tenor singer,
aas been singing ID Europe with much success during
Tie past summer. At Copenhagen he sang il the
presence Of the King and Queen Of Denmark and the
KING ~ Greece each ~ whom expressed pleasure III
u.l.np 10 min al close Of the concert. tie attend
a. Tie birmingham Fsslva. a. the guest VI GOunOd
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hail. Now nobody likes being put on half rati0ns, ana
the regimen Is unpopular, but the doctors have sue
ceeded IN frightening society generally as they nave
frightened the Prince OF Waesperhaps for the good or
all OF s and every Wishes for that Of the Prince
himself.
Inc Renowned monarch Cetewayo IL not among
those who trouble themselves about digestion An
0hd story went round town the day after the Iulu
hing had seen Lord Kimberley subsequent 10 his Inter
view with the Queen. I am told that CetewayO went
home with his chiefs 10 the house the Melbury Road
et 10 MN by Mr.. Charles Stuart the artist, and AFTER
dancing and stamping with delight enjoyed entire leg
mutton for his dinner. Beef Is the staple food OF the
Iulu nut THIS being grand occasion huge leg OF NUT
toh was provided for the King who did not carve II on
the ordinary lines but hacked of great chunks until
Ne had devoured the whole. They add that he washed
down the succuleDt repast with bottle OF whkey but
tins cannot be true.
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To the Public.
Religious Notlres.
Church ofOur :

Church of Our saviour sixth Uuiyersa.t Society 5-A-
n corner ~tlaVe Rev JAMES NJ. Pi .LLMAN. d. D..
P.stor-Ihe Rev. H. A. PHILLBkOOk Will preach sunday
,ornng o. H. The Rev DE- Pl LLMAN MI ptraeh n"Et
sunday september TO-
Church OF the Ascension 5thave aud lOth-t ices
sunday. september u a. TIE
Rev. i. DyNALD. Will Ohc.aie
Church of the Heavenly Rest lthave ao''e i,th ST
HOMLAND ID. D.. Rector -illflnt -'tf res -
a m d N. Rev. u PARKER MORGAN "i4i preach
Church OF the Holy TRULY. Madsouaye snd i-d-,t.
The Nv WiLBJ RF. NArklN7l u. d. Rector services
II . rn And NJ The Rector ~tl prcar "a. N0hAlE lAs
pa.es ana supersrUcgue Of Good Lie = evening Los
VI the Lilies
prst Hap,i.t Church. Parkaye. corner SON rto4eh
a., az a. IN by the Pasior Rev. JOHN PEDDIE Il. -.
matchmaking FRIDAY eyenlus5at p M
FIRST Presbyterian Church, 5th ave- and llthst-f tho
Rev WILLIAM II. PAXTON, ID. ~ tsstot ."ei wees e
fe,Stl A M and 3 p. Ia Ihc k,v HENRY T.. NlLE~ ~. u.
OF York Penn will preach AL cordially invited seats tree.
o.rac. Church broadway aud Morning sor,rcs
al i q ~ evening service AZ ? M
PIymouth Church BROOKLYN. Rey. HENRY WAaO
M 3TiflE Pa-tOr-rrea,Aing 10 80 and so u nl.
by lev Mt. BRADFORD OF Aontclar
~ George. Church. stuyvesant square.-lhe Rev
HUGH MABIIkf, minister IA charge. Morning prayer.
sermon and Holy ClmmunOn az IL a. a. Lyenns prayer
az 40 g. IA
~ Isnatuss Church West lOth opposite Reserv,r
-autr,-Du d. be- l.nus.
SUNDAYS a a. Holy tuumuuauu a. tn Morning taaytr.
1850 ~ ltany Choral celebration aud 81 y.
H. song and sermon Thursdays nud Hot days =.
N. Holy Cummun4on 400 IL, ENenins Prayer
II. TaOmas's church, 5th ave aud 53dst- oFmRg
Prayer. sermon and Holy Communion at 1919 cock
The Rev Henry VI sanders pastor Of tho Central hap
us Church s2dst between IA aud -th aNeA SERVICES az
J. a m and lio ,. III sunday school al -se p M
Zion Church Madison ave. s,tA-st The Rev.
TIFFANY, Rector services sunday september IN ..
~ IL a N. AID !. NJ
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THE tribune FRESH AIR FUND.
a WORK Of MORALITY AyD PROGRESS e

4 WORK OF MORALITY AND PROGRESS.
Ffom The american t0rrexpohdeaee
Influential journals, whose opinions are re-
celyt1 a- awe u political scientific ana artistic mat
.ei- eo-uer Il privilege 10 lend their lunuence ia ad
Of yulanflroc objects without regard 10 their pOpu
larIty M ns ance ID point deem IL our duty 10
assign hgn rank Tue important aud charitable "Olk
undertake. by me IEIHLNk leading American paper,
o. he principal organs Of the krpubl cun parry
IL he United states the special Drncnt u OH
children OF the poorer class i've unhealthy ana
bsdy ventilated lodgings winch constitute PARTICULAR!
u SUMNER OF disease ana death 10 ne
destitute Households and are crowded by the hun
ufes INTO tue harr0west limits. Iy means VI suDncrp-
EDh- ALREADY rAceediAg $4,000 voluntarily contributed
Ds peopic Oi al classes 81 society Nj Nhte4AW hcdt
Tie principal editor Of me IKIBLSE. has been enabled
70 takr tue poorer children IL the city away nom
We unhealthy and miserable quarters Into which AsE
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CHARLES II. KING.

Charlie, II. King, of the firm Of King y
a., tor- M ti, Aberdeen Hotel in this city,
u.d Inst ovcf.in. after years Illness. Nh King
Lad been prominent among New-1ork no
Tel mon during the last fifteen years
having been Interested in number OF lo'a. enter
prt..- From I-64 20 1873 he was connected
with the -. Ncholas Hotel DelhS h'7ocla'eu
l,r,, th la-f five wears Of that time with the late
800, Un,rk as junior proprietor AIttr
l@,vint the 81. Nicholas ne became
49,, -o-,-i.f,r nj tne Aberdeen Hotel. ia conjunction
i+tb a a ro.trr Mr. King was ABOUT l"lty years u
,.t. IL. fuurruI Is 10 take place on Tuesday
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TRIBUNE OFFICE Sept 3, a m-The movement IN
the barometer yesterday upward Fair weather
followed by cloudy weather with light fog at p.
The Winds were easterly The temperature ranged be.
tveen71o and 9Oo the average 777s being Sig higher
than the spending day year and 2S7 higher
than Friday.
Partly cloudy or fair and weather may be
pected to-day N this city and vicinity
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STAGE AFFAIRS.

Mr.. Mccullough will begin his ne" tAeaIH-
cal season on september 4. az St Panl'
Mr. Rarrett j. this week at Columbus, ONO.
IL VIII sl,pcar next Monday il Philadelphia
Miss Claxton began the season August 10 al
G. Johr New Brunswick. Last week she appeared III
Bangor Dover. Belfast, Rock.and and Portland Ae'
Miss Geneyieve Ward has recovered her health
and SIZE wac acting on august - al bIAlDs
ham where -h W oud remain fortwO weeks Bet Teen now
O.. ,,, end ~ November she will be seen IN Bradford
TtinIure1 Cla-gow Liverpool. Manchester, Dublin
Ieed. Irlce.frr. krlstol ana bTlgnIOn.
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A subscription Of 800 was received from *. II.
Macy * o. Yesterday. The treasurer declaFes that
unless a number OF large firms FOLLOW the lead Of
Drexel Morgan 81 Co., who have given 800. the
N,tionai nd Associatton will he. unable To show
even he ordinary courjesIes 70 the visiting team OF
English rihemcn. When the American team went
abroad they were treated handsomely by tue Eng
lIshmen. $500
The following correspondence shows that the 18Th
gmeut vii not perform guard duty during the
match:
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released upon Judge AdvocsteGeneral swaims opinion
recently submitted TO the Secretary Of War General
Swain holds that the martial had Jurisdiction
~ try Mason and that there evidence In the case
tending 10 show that Mason committed the offence
charged against him One OF the points IN Mr. Bgelows
petition for writ viii be that the Secretary Of War has
DO Judicial authority 70 override tue opinion OF the
Judge-AdyOcate-CeneraI
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MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Si/rODsis 61r N, ma, ,,r..,,,- oo,,,. hour,

H"''P"s Ior ne past trenty-four hOnrG
WASHINGTON. Sept. g. / a. m.-The baron.
eter Is highest on the coast Of New gland and lowest
north OF Lake Superior. The temperature fallen
from 20 10 % IN the ONO Valley and Tennessee and re
from % 70 12o In the Missouri Valley Local rains are
reported from the Lower Lake re- giOn Ohio Valley Ten
and the East Guf states Easr Of the Missipp
River the prevailing winds are s"uthery.
Indications for tD-foy
For New England. fair weather followed by local rains
slightly warmer south to West winds stationary or lower
barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather followed
by local rains in the northern portions. s0uherly Winds
stationary or higher. barometer and temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03

In the following table the aggregates Of the three
scores included Ia the above table have been added
10 the three best scores made by the men respec-
lively IL the competition 1t VIII be seen that by
this process both the individual and the team
averages are redUced-a proof Of Improvement IN
the practIce-but the same men come within the
limit d the twelve:
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1t il prOverbialy hard 10 define a gentle
man. Many standards exist. OF them very
gentleman OF Washington, In describing friend of
his recentlv has perhaps added another and a useful
definition To the list. " Ies,' he said. Judge - -
very much OF gentleman he used 10 play poker VITA
Ief bay
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5perlal Not.te5


Artistic Memorials
THE ENGLA ID fiItAN tk-, Hartford tonu.
Quarries and wOrkshOps westerly, H. l.
Fine building Granite. DrawlnZ1
and estimates furnished without chsr3 Corresponding" sd
liced. y !. once, l32l way. &. " GARFIELD Az
Ucadau.rters good reliable painless Dentistry forty
years Oracce prices reduced 6VDt Rubber sets from -
inward Fine Gold and Patua WORK On best ter u.s. best
Flupg from III up. Extracting under ge', 81 cents
Dr WAIT u - LJl-st., ktA ave.
Inexhaustibe smelling salts in cut glass bottles. Uss
mi in haaiache faufuess aud colds Made by CASWELL,
MASSEY u co. 51s 6Lh-aye. aud LIZ Broadway.
Piles Permanently BrIdcated
In weeks, without Nlle ugAtlrc c-1,lc ,oui pt
circular containing references DIR HOHI 30 We, &Itss
Rupture Radically Cured.Dr. Marsh's treatment 10
only reliable forty years practical experience only
olicu Vesoy st. Aston House esey 81 'front.'
To the Public.
Referring published account Of the arrest and d.
charge OF Martin lad IN our employ 10 O. y factory
AZ so 53d-sL obtaining designs ~ calico pfnts
from boy employed by Messs. V r. hotlischud s. Co. We
desire L. ana do that member o. our arm hsd an
xnOwiei connected thereNlth IN auy
manner whatsOcver So.
have DELAY eel publ shiny this card In the hope that tres
a personal exp par Me,- " IL 1rcnh
q would they lrd ~ % believe have Corrected Aiy
false i'm caused by the publication reie red
50 ThOmas-st., sept :, 1904
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The diagram
oincbes TIE Drp-ni dvsion II f1r
preceding minght To white ns
By tn TIE dotted
the yast0ns l1d
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Mr Bigelow, Ser
eeaut Hason's counsel intends soon to apply for writ
OF habeas corpus the United states District Court for
the Northern District OF Newly or If his client 10 not
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are crammed and after voyage when must seen, ~
those wretched tlO creatures ike an enchanted
70 send them TO farms In SewYOrk and C0lhecug+b,
where they ara taken OF for two weeks D! W.
people, who decline to accept any oonpensa.Uii
may truly say therefore, that the woIk Tsh Air
by THE TRIBUNE, under the name o. the nnrross
Fund lis essentially a work OF morality ana pl"H Ser
not either, the first work OF pman.nhrUp OF
taken by THE TRIBUNE. II has already sent me-. have
etreet-chIldren the Western states WheIe 80 that
become useful and valuable citizens IL seem b ereaf
the system inanRurated under the patronage Oh @ ~
New-York journal u an improvement upon wy tovor in
correction system. which meets Win 50 nu0N
some European countries.
EMENrS.
Previously acknow lodged ...---;-
Proceeds OF Child's Far held Oy Anna 400
Mamie ana AMOS %
poor niue boy -------"--'''''' - Is 90
W ZiegleT. --.--'--'-
81. 4oI IS
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ANNA LINN b
joins B.
HOWARD b
EDMJND B.
UAlhl. Linn E
and
BABY l.


The result Of these various contributions Is that
the sum of c34 LA, been sent 10 the family, winch
viii enable tic boys TO enjoy long and happy Va
Gallon.
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jDolitiraI Noilres.
Renub!ican Primnry RIection..

The Republican atoms 81 the several Assembly ti
vii 80 their respective etiq Oh Tuesday
evening september l--2 40 OcOk, the purpose %
eecuug delegates and aternate t. tate Convention 10
be- he'd -arl;oga september 20 l--- excepting that
Assembly District the associations shall elect
deegaes convention 10 be- constItu ei ~ follows Twelfth
Twenty fOnd Ward. ID Geegste aud
in the NXIVth Assembly District 20 convention % De-
~ tlted a. follows twenty third Va a. II deiezat~- .
TWentv-f0urfh ward. delegates kugsOudge. delegates
which shall meet the NIAth Di-trcf a. West
7fb-sr and Boulevard Wednesday evening -eDtsmD
10 lS.z O'Clock. the XNiNth District 90 Central Hail.
Morrsania "Wednesday, september IS. O'Clock
ID thu DE icg3e- aud aeruatcs their rrrlec
i've Ill Ia bee ent lied 10.
The several cutled % representation
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MARRIED

DUPUY-FERRETT-O Wednesday. August 30 az tho
the brides parents by The Rev = -ewar.
Isaac T. Dupuy To MOlie Ferret.
HAINE--MULFORD-On nth day. mo, 81, l5s2. by
Friends ceremony. IN the presence ~ the Mayor Of Ph
dephls Joseph 4. Hsnes Of omaha Neb, 20 llebeces -
daughter Of .ae late Fguan l. MufOrI Of AilvLIe y J.
Al notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed Nth MI
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Colonel DAVID E. AUSTEN, Commanding 18Th Regiment

colonel DAVID Z. AUSTEN, Commanding 18Th Regiment
y. ". >. y. ~
srR hasten n place before you "A communication
lust received from tue AdJutaltGenera VI Ne|-l OK
-f,fe III view Of the decision OF HIS Excccncyi the
rud rln-C nef, respecting the guard from your
rrrur " hich YOU kluuy rendered for duy during the
Int, irrational Match, there Is NO course e lor l7 as
cioflon To pursue but 10 relieve you from any Ong
zion cancel all arrangements agreed upon ana 10 ouer
Won our sincere thanks your pubic spirit aud your
generous attempt % assist IN showing tue British
Iegn sOldirrly courtesy. l Colonel very respect
fully, EpW AnD - ~,
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r, Generrf f. l. NoItVEUx Presiden NuiouHi RYE Is
soc,uf.OH. Gnd General JOHN u. " WOODWARD, Chief
crOriccr:
De -flt-: Your favor conveying the INFORM
alton tuat the 1911 Ee-Iucut, Colonel y. T. Austen
cpuman.iiug. had rendered lichment OF the req
mem for guard dury tO the National Rifle Assoc alton
during the approaching international military match,
and mat Colonel Austen expected rnls-on from head
quarters % discharge such uuy aid 10 be eupp led Win
me necc. -ary camp and gIrr.son eIWpage therefor
beg to stale that these expectations Colonel Austen
NIL Doe disappointed - there is authority Of law lOr
the tail OF "a guard from the state National Guard iOr
dut, OF mis- character f. Is NOT the intention OF the
ui-f 10 grant the permi-s1n or tn issue
OF tnr camp aud equpage therefor have cue
uOIOr to 70 your oDcdleut servant
FKEDEHItR TOWNSEND, AdJ ltant-t General.