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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-08
The Carolina Central
COMES OUT SECOND BEST IN IT'S FIRST LEGAL
wREsTLE WITH THE BOSTON AND SOUTH
ERN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY - JUDGE
AVERY DISsOLyEs THE INJ1rNCTIoN

| SS'i1' WI SbSoND BESoE lis FIRST LEGAL
wREsTLE WITH THE BOSTON AND SOUTH
ERN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY - JUDGE
AVERY DIssoLvEs THE INJUNCTION.
tFrom tho Charlotte Observer, April 1st.J
The first legal battle between the
Carolina Central Railroad Company
and its rival, the Boston and South.
erp Construction Company, was end
ed at Lincolnton yesterday, and the
Carolina Central lost the fight Judge
Avery, presiding at the present term
Of Lincoln Superior Court, before
whom the issues were discussed, rem
dered decision under which the
Boston and Southern Construction
Company are at liberty to lay their
track side by side with the track of
the Carolina Central between Piney
Ridge and Rutherfordton, in Ruther-
fordcounty.
The pleadings and the affidavits in
the injunction case of the Carolina
Central Railroad Company against
the Boston and Southern Construc-
ton Company were read on Tuesday
afternoon and night. On "Wednesday
Judge Bynum, for the plaintiff, and
Mr.. Nj. H. Justice, for tho defendants,
addressed the court, and Judge
Schenck began the closing speech for
the defense yesterday morning.
Judge Schenck concluded, and Col.
Fuller, for tho plaintiff, closed tho
case at three o'clock, when Judge
Avery delivered his decision. He took
the view that the real issue was as to
the title to the right of way, which
could not be tried in this proceeding.
If the Carolina Central could prove
title to the right Of way in dispute, it
had remedy at law. He, therefore,
denied the application for an injunc-
ton.
Inasmuch as the af1idavits were not
clear that the defendants had proper
ty in North Carolina, the Court held
that it woLld have to require a bond
Of fifty thousand collars. This was
furnished in five minutes and the in
Junction was dissolved. The Carolina
Central Company, VIC are informed,
promptly entered an appeal from this
decision.
| 1Hc outcome Oh tnlS SnlC IS tnat
Rutherfordton Will shortly have two
railroads, for it will he race now be-
tween the Carolina Central and tho
Boston and Southern Company to see
which can first get trains running ho-
tween Shelby and Ruthcrrordton,
Fo" at least four miles of the distance
between these two places the tracks
of the two roads will run alongside OF
each other, just fourteen feet apart
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-08
A SOCIETY LADY.

WoSV tho Demands OF Fashion Are Sat.
iyfled.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-08
A LIFE OF LUXURY.

Bro1a "ne Morning Bath to tho Evenin
Reception.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-08

"You say you live with your parents"
said a china dealer who was putting
lot of youngsters through 4 civil-scrvico
examination for the position OF errand
boy in his establishment.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
A HORSE THIEF WITH ELEVEN WIVES

CAMDEN, Ark.,.Apri 3.-Some time ago 1T.
w. H. Boyd iucarcerated in the county jail for morse
stealing for which offence the GOctor Is much wah"u
several places in this state aud Texas As piH"
mist also, doctor is expert ON Thursday he coll
fessed to Sheriff Bragg to eleven marriages. The follow
ing Is the st with OF victims dates and piace'
No 1.-Mary J. Hunter, staunton Va, May o. 1858 No.
2-Hannah NJ. McGowan ArapahD. Neb-, April ~
1874; No. 3-Melvina Hawk. Tuscumba, Mo-, NoVem
Der 20, 1877 No. Maria Tr1fton, Huntsville. 49,.
October I9, 1878 No 5.-Msry J. Pack. Danvlo Al.p
April 90 1879 No. 6.-Mary f. Gage. Boydsvle Ark
August / Z, 1881 No Lydia A. Bird. Wittsonrgn'
Ark May To- 1882; M. S.-Lrany knowles , ieh
Ark. July 10. 1883 No o-Marsaret Dennis Ian aI w
tine Ark, November Is 1888 40. 1O.-EmIna ot'rA
(indiau). Choctaw Nation. April = 1851; No III r.;
Josephue NJ Eals Ciarksye Texas. July II, lss5. ne
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

RoypoUT, n. Y, April "a large barn
ownei BY farmer named George Dubois MAS OHrheu 'e
New.paltz this morning. Eight horses anu '"o"V
sb.cn were burned TO DEATH but b. making strenuous
efors Dubois saved his cows The loss IS ABOUT fo'o"''
partially iusured A..
CAIRO Ill, April 3.-At o'clock this morning nre
destroyed Smith Brothers general s'or' l. -
voors house and two other frame buildings IN WASH
,.c,,r.ave smith Brothers loss s about Sls.ooo;
irsurauce $1,000 Thistle woods loss on MS mouse IS
Sl 900 Insurance $1,000 The other losses ana ihsue
.auces are unknown.
sroxru,N. Mass April 3-.Danie! I. Murphy's shoe
f,corv was burned to-day Forty hands thrown ols
~ emvloymeut Loss on building. $1,000; hachinery'
81 600. stock, $4,000.
n,,rrnnr ,p,il 3-Fire to night damaged the three
..o,v hr,ck bilng No ia West Baltinore-s. 10 he
extent OF $1,000 Harrison 4 Whitlock el~eiroyper''
who occupiec the upper portion. suffered loss OF aoout
u 500 The lower floor. occupied as variety 'hoAue'
80 o,oded Tho property ~ all fully Insured
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
ACTION AGAIySTA BIsHOP DISMISSED

PHILADELPHIA, April 3 (Specidh.-ln Com
mon Pleas Court ,hs morning the SUIT OF the Rov.
ST. +. Stack TO recover damages from Bishop OHara
was decided by Judge Thayr L. his testimony Father
Stack declared it duty OF the bishop nbd"r
the canOns aud OF tho church to assign him TO
the exercise office o. priest that the defendant re-
fused 80 TO a.. IN aim, aud that bJ OF this re-
fusal he was deprived OF s means Of obtaining large
sum OF money In passing upon demurrer 70 this
declaratoD Judge Thayer said II IS plain thai no right Of
property and no civil rights involved in this mover
cause OF action. The duty which IL Is alleged resed
upon the bishop assign the plaintiff the exercise ~
prrsty functions, II II existed at all, was clearly
re ous duty only, not arising out OF any cohtrac or
civil relations between the parties Tor lts performance
or non performance. The defendant was auswcr rapIe
only In fDrs c0nSceHtie, To his ecclesiastical s.
periors IL was plainly matter In which he han rle ~
as n bishop to use his Judgment Gould the MelNo
dist conferences be i01 assigninga minister 10
charge or a pTeshy,ery not approving miulste
call and refusing 10 install the minister JudghonI
was ordered for the bishop and the case disllssed
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
TRYING TO HAVE HARMONY IN OHIO.
GOVERNOR FORAKER ASKS A CINCINNATI OFFICIAL
TO RESIGN.

GOVERNOR FORAKER ASKS A CINCINNATI OFFICIAL
TO RESIGN.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 3 (SpeciaN .-GOverner
Foraker Wednesday appointed nonpartison police
board for Cincinnati Robert j. Morgan and George r.
Topp we're the Republicans, Milo g. Doid and T. c.
Minor the Democratic members The law under which
they were appointed provides that the Mayor shall ap
pont and the confirm reject the nom-
nations Mayor smith, Republican. nominated Arthur
G. Moore chief OF police last Thursday asking his i'm
mediate confirmation Objections were made by Minor
Topp and Moore has not yet been confirmed There
charges against him. save that he has had
police experience. Topp. the Republican member,
was opposed to Moore because OF grudge against
Mayor Smith and also because he wished frond ap-
pointed TO the same place. deal OF Indignation was
aroused by Topps persistent objection To-day Cover
Foraker took the matter IN hand and telegraphed
Iopp as follows
II have no cesire to control your action In any
matter but deem important to have III the
board and with the Mayor that unless that s possible
will thank you for your immediate resignation.
Mayor should be allowed his choice for chief This
meets with general approval. rs public opinion
was severe In It's condemnation OF TopI. His excuse
that the Governor and antiSuDday voters OF en-
cinnau were afraid Of Moore. who Is church member
and Is backed by the Law and Order League. Iopp
thought II policy to delay confirmation until after Mon
days election Word has not been received from Topp.
hut his expected. The anair has made
sensation because II is unprecedented
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
WAR PREPARATIONS IN THE EAST.

AUSTRIAN TORPEDO BOATS FOR sUDA BAY-FoR-
EIGN POLICY OF sEEvIA.
VIENNA. April 3.-The FrcmdcatlGH says
that six Austrian torpedo poats have gone to suda
Bay to the Powers in making an effective block
ade should Greece continue refractory Tho same
paper states that foreign policy Of the seryian 'oV
ernment under Premier Rstico Will ne one which VIII
cultivate friendly feeling among the Balkan states
Tho Government will also attempt TO secure a
restoration OF friendship between Bulgaria and Mon
tenegro and Russia The internal policy OF the Cabinet
will be directed says the rcmd,nbidf toward REFORM
ing the budget and paying the creditors OF the state
CoNsTAN,ISoPLE. April 3-Gadban Efend. the special
Turkish Commissioner who has been carryn on he ne
goatons with Prince Alexander for the political union
Of Bulgaria aud Eastern Romelia started to-day LOT
Sophia. the capital OF Bulgaria
LONDON April 3.-The British Admiralty las ordered
four torpedo boats TO proceed to the Meuiter-
ranean ,,,,-..
PARIS April 3.-M. de Freycinet the Primo Minister,
at meeting OF the French Cabinet todHy, stated tnat
the situation In the East had not improved.
CoXsTANTINoPLE. April "A conference OF the repro
of the Powers has been called for Monday IN
this city.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
THOUGHT TO BE EN1MOURED OF JONES.
AN INCIDENT IN CHICAGO THAT CREATED SOME
TALK ABOUT THE EVANGELIST.

AN INCIDENT IN CHICAGO THAT CREATED SOME
TALK ABOUT THE EVANGELIST.
CHICAGO, April 3 (Specidh.-A story appeared
here this morning that a handsome widow had become
enamored OF the Rev. "sam Jones and carried her ad
mirat on TO the point Of taking front seat at all the
meetings where she displayed such tender interest in
the Southern evangelist as finally 10 disturb him. MI
Jones says there is foundation for the story. He
thought 1t might have been based an incident that
occurred the Casino Rink last night sitting close ur
PLATFORM where she could and hear 10 the be.
advantage was rather goodoOking and well dressed
woman OF thirty She seemed to be deeply impressed with
the speakers and listened eagerly to every word
Just when Mr. Jones dramatically clasped his hands over
his heart and looked earnestly down In the direction Of his
listener and said have got right here she gave
gasp threw up eyes and dropped over IN faint
few friend. carried her out while Mr. Jones' without
noticing the disturbance, continued his talk and
nounced that it religion which had found resting
place that part of his anatomy Mr. Jones gives the
that he did not the woman until after her
ishap touched her. and alluded to the cir
cumstance at all.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
PHASES OF ENGLISH POLITICS.

LONDON, April 3.-Mr. Gladstones voice is
again causing him anxiety, and he has gone TO the
country spend three days for the purpose OF
recuperatng HIS physicians have impressed upon lin
that lie must his energies he wishes to speak
III the House of Commons on Thursday next When MS
anxiousy expected statement regarding the govern
uent OF Ireland is 10 be made.
Another Cabinet council will be held on Tuesday.
The Marquis OF Salisbury is IN London. He arrived IN
England on Thursday last from the Continent where he
had been spending several days for the benefit or ms
health The Abbe Lszt travelled Oh the same boat and
train with the Marquis.
James Stan nsfed the successor OF Mr. Chamberlain
MS President OF the Local Government Board, has been
reelected to Parliament from Halifax.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
DAMAGE By FLOODS II CANADA.
MANY BRIDGES CARRIED AWAY AND BUILDINGS
DESTROYED.

MONTREAL, April 3-Advices from Chateau
quay ana Huntingdon counties describe the damage done
by the food Athoestan wide section OF the coan-
try Is flooded Thirty feet Of the foundato OF Boyds
factory was carried and cattle were drowned At
Huntingdon the water spread over ChateauGuaJst The
rlver IA twelve feet above the sumner level and fears arc
entertained tha; two BRIDGES will be swept away. At
OrmstOwn several outbudings We're carried away ami
house WAS stove I'm by ice Communication, except ~
rail- ia cut Vn all roads leading into the village being
covered. covered bridge end Two others have been
cartied away Az BrysOn thc water IS eighteen iect
above the ordinary summer Lowell aud With Two feet OF
the level OF bridge The greatest damssc Is at Cha
eauguay. Besides the bridge. which cost $4,000
and which was carried of, many houses we're totally OF
partly DESTROYED. The total loss Will be $4,000. 1T
Trout River a sawnj carried bodily away. AZ
Fort Coyington, lust tue New YORK oonui
ary the terminus OF tne Montreal and ChainDiain
Junction Railway, the Salmon River ved
It's banks The reste bridge olt OF place lhc
sOrenouse for lime standing close by the river va.
destroyed by fire. the water stacking tha lime ana set
ting ro TO the The Cauada Atlantic bridge
AT English River injured. the central bere s
rse Except railway bridges which are ~ superior
character hardly a bridge along he Chateauguay Ri''r
is not injured entirely destroyed. The worst
10 be over tho latest sdyices the Nacr IS suh-f
Ing The CunnecticIt River owing to the .ce gorge OF
Thursday oyerfOwed its banks AT tOrth STAFFORD. v H.
flooding the Grand Trunk Railway tracks Causing tta
tn. ~ NJ tr.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT SCANDAL.
CHARGES OF OFFENSIVE PARTIsANsHIP AND LAM
GRABBING.

OTTAWA, April 8 (SpeciaD-A sensation has
caused political circles By tho announced In
tention of Blake, leader Of the Opposition and Edgar
one OF his leutenauts to inpeach three mombers oi
Parliament who supporters OF the present Govern
ment az we'll as Minister Of the Crown Blake charges
that Dodd and McDougal. the members from the mari
time districts threatened Matthew 1jngan.a Govern
ment Official that he did not vote for the Government
candidate at the last election he would he turned out Oh
Office that belief that Lingan did vote against
the Government candidate In spite OF such warning
they proposed to the Government that ho should ba
superseded and that knowing these facts the Govern
men did superscde him. Edgar charges that whilo tho
Member Of Parliament for Hastings. one Jameson
journalist with the full knowledge and consent OF Mac
kenzie Bowel. Minister OF Customs, obtained 5',2oo
acres OF land Baocuhe in the Northwe.t Territory
and raIcked in itby forming the Prince Albert Cooni
zation Company and arranging with shareholders that
in consideration Of their services without cost they
should receive onetwefth part OF the expected profits
that aucny they obtained another choice region
from tho the same terms. and that the
Minister OF Customs received part OF these profits he
being the fatherD-law OF Jameson. An investigating
committee Ia asked
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
hough in srea. pain told the story of the shooting as

though great pain told the story Of the shooting al
follows:
I'VE had stopped the switch, where the ground wa
open but line with wherc stood was al
embankment made By digging the cut
tho dirt being piled up highor tnan
my head. Some Of tho others we're searching me"
the front and up the embsnkments where saw
several men lying down. Just then heard
q shot In front I turned In that oirec'
tion and saw five or six men with Winchesters
One of the men was J. r. Hardan. carpenter, whom
knew. He leveiled his Winchester at me
and fred. tho ball passing through my
thigh stood few minutes ana
three four strikers fall as our men fred when
fell to the ground"
excitement and appear completely dumfounded
The breach between the law ana tho
strikers has been wdened and tho bttores expressions
can be heard on every side. There arc hundreds OF
knights of Labor In tho city who do not appear 10 re-
gret tho occurrence Of to-day
II has been learned that tho strikers yesterday pur.
chased Winchester rifles in this city. The Mayor
has issued 5 proclamation appointing sevsn.y-hve
deputy policemen and ordering all the barrooms to re-
main closed until Wednesday
petition has been sent 10 Governor ireland lot
State Rangers and military. and Adjutaut-General King
and companies Of State Rangers are on their way
here OH special train.
Elgnt cOInp6neS LUG lst VI h'"S"o 'A""
arrived in Parsons KaD last night and took charge OF
the Missouri Pacific yards and this morning tue Kansas
National Guards began making up trains, tho engines
being guarded each side by the oayonets or the SOL
dios One freight train been sent out ana 1t Is ex-
pectcd the yards will be at once cleared OF all freghs
cars. The strikers made disturbance or resistance
and seom to accept the situation as Inevitable inc
company paid of all the engaged In the STRIKE Inc
feeling here that the embargo will be laid on the train
asao the soil %
Tho strikers here who we're formerly employed by the
Missouri Pacific and tie Texas aud Pacific having
pooled their Fort Worth business so that freight was
handled and trains moved almost exclusively
by Texas and Pacific employees Tho places OF these
n en- have long been filled. but they dared not make
fight the Texas and Pacific because that road Is under
the control OF the United states Court.
Last night the sherG and his deputies were busy en-
gagged serving writs Injunction against the strS-
era and their coniederaes and the most Of them had
received official notice TO keep away from the y&ds
OF the Missouri Pacific Railway. Tho effect OF the wrts
keep tho yards aud to bring about the con-
1ict IL another place
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
yo rysT THE woRTH or GEoRGIA BoyDs.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. April 3.-Robcrt /. Lincoln,
of the law firm o. Isham < Lincoln. Said this morning
nat his firm held bonds OF face value Of 100000
ssued nv the state OF Georgia in 1869 aud 1870 and
since repudate. which they had been directed to pre-
sent to the state OF Illinois for the benefit OF the Soldiers
Home The bonds are among others bought by foreign
ers and a long time have been IL the hads oil Ssw-
~ h.nker, Mr. Lincoln stated that slit would 10
he rourht i'm the United States Suprrne Court wtDina
short time by the of iluOis agaiust tie state OK
Grorg 10 recover the amount these rcpudsed bonds
In 1850 tests suits we're brought by the states
OF New-Hampshire and New-iork against louisiana oy
me no In the OF the states 10 re-
cover the amount of rcpudted bonds owned Dy iheir
citizens decision OF the supreme Court urNcrcu
by Chief Justice Waite tat owners OF state oonas
cond not sc in OF the state after grtling the
OF that state state could not assume tns
nr,secuton OF the debs OF another state 10 lIs cken
II T. hera,se OF his decision that tho present mode OF
o., ION has beeu decided upon.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
uryJcJpA1 MIDDLE IN B4LTIM0RE.

BALTIMORE, April 8 (SpeciaD. The CITY
Controller having refused pay the salaries OF c'y
officers recently appointed by Mayor Hodges out hot
confirmed by the Council. the now appointees lave
brought suit against the city for one nohth
salaries and taken the cases to the St"t'
Court OF Appeals. THIS Is now
phase OF the municipal mudde growing out OF the dei
lock the CITY Council The Mayor refuses 10 sen
other the Council Tie legality OF the oncisI
Of officers appointed but not confirmed VIII hIso 20
tested and serious complications may arise Two 9 tno
officials suing for salaries the citys legal oInoeIs'
and City Controller will have to employ OUTSIDE oou
sel to defend the city against suit OF It's own COUNSEL
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
BURSTING OF A DAM IN NEw-HAMPsnRE

CoNCoRD, \. H., April 3.-Ihe dam of lie
stoddard POI seven miles ioug, gave way yesterday
afternoon 400 oi4nc 10 ConOococs. Il il feared tnat
the factories llsboro Bridge and othor places on
the river WI carried of. Incaculah e damage IS
threatened The IoIrmac at Hookei has risen six feet
In tweDty-f0ur nd the ms are Al great anger
The Cjnt0OcUoh and Warner Rivers have overn0wed'
flooding mil cellars, etc.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
Capturing 0ERoyIMOs MEN.

SAN FRANCisco. April 3.-A dispatch To
Tn, Chronicle Fort Bowie. Arizona. datei on April
@ SAYS: Lieutenant Fason arrived to-day with
atty-eght Apache prisoners. including Chihuahua
Ku,ne, Josona and Mana. who have been The most
troublesome Of the hosles next TO Geronimo They All
seemed clad to get in chihuahua had pow-wow Win
General Crook this afternoon, and salt: Il know
nave committed many outragcs, but Geronimo ~ 70
blame for all He forced OF the reserv oU by iieA
Idon't think he will come in now. nave thrown away
my arns sd am hot afraid must die some time. X
yo, punish too nar you and your officers have famics
and love them much. So have l.. General Crook "'o
Ia m 10 90 back " camp aud reat"
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
THE BELGIAN AND FRENCH sTRIKERs.

PARIS, April "a band of Belgian rioters
were to-day stopped the frontier they were about
TO enter France. Two OF the men were arrested as
suspicious characters. On Of the prisoners 600
francs were found.
The situation in mining district ut Decazeyle is
getting worse The authorities found necessary
to re-enforce tho troops already there.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
PANIC AMONG scHooLCHILuRgN.

CHICAGO, April 3.-There was a panic III Tue
sewing classes of the Central Church MISSION 0on0,'
Clvbourue- ave thi. morning. There were over iouf
hundred little girls present charge OF l'd teaener
when fire from below burst t'rodgh the register ln''
the room and filed the little ones with terror lney
burst from the aud down the stas%"y ~ I 20 .ne
strset The Rev Mr. Latimer, pastor OF the MISSION,
S Wr Tncker Of the Manual Training School. were
present and attempted to pacily the cAdrsn 'he ynna
iit,la affect There were serious results oel"nl
and scratches and slight injuries received ny
NJ TnoIer The fire was extngGished Win little
dam In tho bu.ldlnk
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
nIy1oJyo EVIDENCE IN ARSON CASE

NEw-HAvEN, April 8 (SpeciaD.- prelimi-
nary hearing In the Of FRANK H. Morse who is ac-
cused of arson burning his glass works In Merden In
1888 and thereby defauding tho Boylston Insurance
Company OF Boston, was terminated In Wangford THIS
morning Morse was bound over TO the April term OF
the superior Court under bond OF $4,000. which was
furnished by Emery Morse his aths The evidence In
troducsd to-day was ali In dorroboration OF Charles
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04

since been .regained Lord Rosebery carrying his
point Greece now knows that war against Turkey
means defiance to united Europe. Russia. If 1t
does not take part in active measures. should such
become necessary, will not oppose them.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
EATING DOGS TO KEEP FROM STARVATION.

HALIFAX, April 3.-Reports have been re-
ceved Labrador to the effect that the people living
between Esqulmaux Point ard Blanc sahlon are starv
Ing and keep themselves alive only by eating the flesh
of dogs 500 Of which have been killed Is earec
les, aid is derAd them that 100 100 OF these
people will die this spring from starvation
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

RANcOON April 3-Dacoiis continue tl;eir naraudinG
in the vicinity of Mandalay They have far fired and
destroy ed less than 600 houses In It's suburbs.
PARIS April 3.-Another of tie Russian wolfbitten
uiiks no have been under treatment by NJ. Pastcur
for protection against hydrophoba has Died from the
maady.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
NEW-YORK a. 81

Mannvile's testimony. Mauvles story was TO the
effect that Morse hired him work avowedy as watch
man but ia reality to start tho fire He did not do 1t
himself but ugged another waohnan While 'fus BOSS,
man started the fire. tor this service MahViie hau
been promised sIOO by Morse and because could get
only $s5 out Of him Manv,lc gave the story away ana
caused Morsss arrest The latter has been travelling
salcsman for New York e .sshOuSc
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
ArnIIrIn spoRrs 0E rHR MILTrIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3 lSpeciaD. THE an
nual symnastc sports OF the lst Regiment Nationai
Guard OF the State took place in the armoy TINS even
Ing There many spectators and the entries were
numerous. There were contests In running. walhlns'
Jumping pole vautiDg. marching In heavy order tug OF
war tandem tricycle. race. bicycle races ana sP~ifhs
Yarn