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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21

GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
- LUNENBURG COUNTY, YA.-By virtue Of
a deed Of trust from william Miller aud ksp'c-
ca MS wife, Dosring date on TIE ISM DAY OF jan
nary. A. ID. 1854, and recorded IN tho CLERKS
ONCE OF the County Court o. Lunenburg county
10 Deed. Book No. a., page 575. ana beingso re-
quired by me beneficiary In said deed, viii
offer for sale by public auction, 81 Lunenourg
Courthouse On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
BY II. seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Es,sts Agents and Auchonscrs
Eleventh ani Bank streets.

NVHRFE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
4 lots AT THR SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
ASHLAND ASD RANDOLPH -IkkEis Jusr
BHYOSD rue OLD RESERVOIR, FOR sALh
BY PUBLIC AUG liON.--At the request oi tns
owner W Will ofer No AboF ahNlloNSp
PROPERTY Tor sale, upon The premises, on
TUESDAY. sEPTEaBGR Is, 1870.
,t,o,,ioek p. Il. They front 23il feet each on
sot,th sids o. Ashland street add run bact Do
t.asn parallel liass u. feet 70 an alley 10 feet
wide. There Is money 10 these lots Of ne pres
the owner expects. % como " The sale aud Sc
cure Q baggaip. -
TEEss: one thiri cash balance n cir,
twelve. snd sehtsen months Tor nesotab!s
notes. interest aided, and secured BY deed OF
trust n. SELDOM TAYLOR son.
znia AucliOneers.
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AUCTION sALEs-vutsrs Dsye
by sutton q Co.
Real Estate Agsnw and Auctionssrs'
1914 Main street.

rrRUSTRgS' SALE OF DETACHED
BRICK DWKILIsG-BOUsg or TIE VIII
SIDE OF BROOK AvySUB bElWtkS Ohn
AND BACON SrkEKTa--B7 virtue OF acsfts'n
deed OF trast executed 20 tho undersigned uuS
tse. dated July ~, 1889, and 81 record ~ w
Clerks ofilcc 81 iIourico County Court Des1-
BooE Igs A, page 2, dsfsuit having bssn msdsIn
the payment OF portion OF tho m0nsy sscafeo
thereby. AMI being required so TO do ~ the BAN
efciary therein, rs shall sell AZ public eucuons
upon the promises, On
TUESDAY. ssPTrEsEs q, 1890,
o, O'Clock y. NJ, TIC above described y NJ.
PERTY, fronting 80 feet on the west sids sv
sroos avenue bstseen OAK and bacon streets
snl running back depth Of iti feet sinehes@
a. alloy - ruo
me improvements consist ~ Q large TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING and oO1-bOiLD-
INGS. "
TERMS: Cash - 70 expenses % sale AMI 70 psy
OF about 80; balance upon such terms as VIII
10 WILLIAM A. ssIDEa.
GILES b. JACKSON,
pn Trusees
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Py sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents ant Au''iouees,
l0l. Main sfrrca
UNCUT TORS SALE
OF
DETACHED TWO STORY FRANZ DWELLING
No. i--4 We MAIN,
BETWEEN PLUM AND IoMBAHDr STREETS.
BETWEEN PLUM AND tougAnDY STREETS.
BY Frank d. lin & Co,
Real Estate Aucti0necrS

rrRUSTEE'S SALE or MEDIUM.
1 sIZED ASD COMFORTABLE FRAME
UNELLiNG-HOUsE 40. ~ NORTH TWENTY
SEVENTH srREfr BETWEEN y And
sTREgls.-By virtue 81 p deed OF trust from 4.
T. Prydo and wife. u record IN Clerks orice
OF Richmond thaucery Court Deei-hoos ~ ~
page az. default having been made In ihs pay.
men. OF cortsiu note therein secured, ani
having been reqursiei SD q DO by tue bene'-
Charles Ia said deed, we viii SOIL al pubic anc-
zion, on Tie premises, on
THURSDAY, sgPrEYBIa q, 1897.
atb O'CLOCK T.. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
M above. The HOUSE Il nsarly new AMI con-
tAlns about Elk rooms testes ofner Improve
meuis and Is Ina good repair Inc LOT fronts
81 sic foct by i12 feet 20 an alley IN common ID
feet vide. This Is your opportunity - plfcnA7s
a snug home.
TEENs: Cash. Tor expenses Of sale nni note
S2G25. with interest from July ;, 1871. t.9'
January $. 1891. gf6.2i Jgly s. Is9i, aud ESQ due
July X. 1921; balance on terms announced on day
" sale. LOUIS ANLiNn~.
b. hAAD. NELLfOhD.
seii 1rustses
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Special IUWIuT5 sIUltIA
j. THOMPSON Brown 600, Aucl!Oneors.

T. c. BAIy, TsUsrEE, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST u. ".
SMITH & CO., &c, DEFESDAST5-lS rHEChAS-
cERY COURT Or TIE CITY or RICHMOND.
/, Charles ". Goddiu, clerk q said court, GER
ttfy that the bona re- .uirei OF mo special CON-
missioners BY he decree ia esld cause VI sep
TENDER T., 1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 1911 day on sep
tember, le9l ......,
SO 70 CHARLES ". bODDlN.
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FURNACES, ROLLING-MILLS,
FOUNDRIES,

and other enterprises now in course OF
construction at Glasgow. A contract in
yolving a million and half OF dollars
from wealthy English company to be
expended in developing Glasgow only
lacks the approval Of the Board OF Di-
rectors of the Rockbridge Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21

by q. r. ChAnln = Co..
Real Est1to Alctioncor-,
No. north Team etreeL
AUCTION SALE or

VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
1 HANOVER FARM KNOWN As KosE H.Lt
WITH DWELLING And OitLk BIILDlNeS
THFhEON, CONTAINING 100 ACRES MORE
OK LEsS, ABOUT ONE NILE IRON MCLEAN
lCShiLLE AND ABOUT SIX NILE NORTH
EAoT OF EfCu4lONp.-By virtue 81 deed "
trust iron Jobos ". Ran and jonathan hruch-
baum. dst1d November h 1870 recorded Ia liAn-
over county Caurt Clerks once, Deef-book *,
page i02, aad ~ tis request ~ ths beneficiary,
default having been male "a the payment 81 tho
n0tos secured thrroiD. Will cell ~ public suo-
ton, a. Nc ahanicsViie. la said county, On
TUESDAY. srPTEasEE 81. 1880,
at o'clock b., the TRACT OF LAND described
IN said deed as ell that certain parcel or tract
Of land, together irwin al no tgiidiegs sni I'm.
proysments thereon. 2 gus, ways, AMI sppurts-
nences lhsret0 belonging, lying and being Ia me
county o. Hanover state VI fu2inia. about ons
mile from Mechauicsyiie ami about sit miles
northeast q belmont. contsining 100 acrcs,
more or less, aGd Known as Rose HiiL"
IERss. cash fcr expenses ~ executing ne
trust and 70 pay sos, Win Interest IRON No'em-
Dor I. 1889, and sl2 balance on ugto due May i,
1877, an aLy taxes due; balance on forms an
nounced a. sale. Il b. IbAttiN, Trustee.
bale by Il. b. CHGFFis & Co., huctonssr.
90 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21

FRAME DWELLING
eo5 WEST CANAL STREET. BRTWgEN
IsFFERsOS AND MADISON STREETS, FOR
sIIg By AUCfION.-At the request Of the
o1nsr will sell o; public auction, on the pre-
mises. on
TUESDAY, SPINNER %, 1850,
81. $ o'clock p n. the AB0yE-DRsCnIBED
PROPERTY. The dwelling 10 two stories, con-
tsins ak rooms, and occupied BY good tenant
VI atsr aud culvert connections. Lot iexiD feet
20 su alley. This property viii pay well - IN
ia sslment or make desirable home for Der.
son OF moderate means
TERMS Liberal, and announced ct sale.
JOHN T. 00DDiH,
% 10 Auctiepesss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21

By virtue Of the above decree we, the special
commissioners therein appOinteu, VIII SCI az
public auction on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER p. ls9o,
5.3OP. NJ, the above PROPERTY, being those
BRICK STORES on tue north lne OF Nan
street, commencing 30 fact west " Nineteenth
street, thence running westwartly aud fronting
on Main street - Feet, with deptn OF $50 % an
alley 10 feet large and profitable retail bush
ness being conducted on this property mases
this most desirable Investment Ia store pro
periy.
TERMS: One third cash, sud tho residue Ia
equal instalmenfs OF elk AMI twelve months,
with interest added. SAD title retained uDill al
the purcnase-mouey 10 paid sud decd ordered
by the Court +. II. ACsllhb,
HILL CARTER,
Specia! Comm 5souerA
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lwili sell on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER a. 1890.
RANGED, AND CONFORTABLE DWELLING
No. 22is ysnabIe street. containing six rooms.
There Ii water In the house and . good stable on
the lot, which runs back TO and has front on
burton street, thus having two frontI
This Ia most desirable properly ana sIi
prove Satisfactory either a. home or - an IN
vestmsnt
Tsnhs, Liberal N. W. BoWk
sell Aucttonesr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
II 4xxCgTxp At TH1 DLaPArcA RkixN
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For further information and particu-
lars address
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West End GLASGOW.
THE PROPERTY

of the company adioins the new aud en-
terprising cityof Glasgow, on the James,
on the one hand. and on the other 1t Is
within two and half miles OF the Natu-
raj Bridge, that marvellous wonder re-
Gently purchased bya wealthy syndicate
which proposes to spend nearly amillion
Of dollars in identifying and improving
this attractive property.
ELECTRIC STREET-CARS
from Natural Bridge TO Glasgow Will
pass through West End Glasgow, and II
i ON tho line Of the electric-light sys-
tom which will connect these places.
ROCKBRIDGE PARK,
Glenrvle. Hotel Glasgow, West-End sta
ton, on the Chesapeake and ONO rau-
wav. and Natural Bridge station, on the
Shenandoah Valley railroad, are within
few minutes walk OF any lot on the
property.
NO OTHER POINT IN VIRGINIA
offers so many attractions and natural
ADVANTAGES for settlers and investors.
The beautiful James-a paradise Tor the
sportsman and unsurpassed Tor boat
inc-fows along the borders OF west
End Glasgow Splendid climate, beau
tiful views everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-21
By John 7. Goddin.
FRAME DwELLTN

Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneers
Bank and Eleventh streets.
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Lie PrQbe1D.
EXTENSIVE RETAIL BUSINESS.

T. c. Bane, Trustee, Chancery Cour,-decree
as 18Th day Of Septem-
II. NJ smith & Co, Dor, 1890
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Shooting at Marion.

lanceolar-shaped flag denoting the Eureka
Gun Club eolors nuttered and snapped In the brisk
winds that lowered about the Jersey City Heights Gun
Club grounds at Marion. N. J., yesterday II was the
third monthly shoot Of this organization which, by the
way Is composed OF Jolly good fellows from the me-
tropols, The sport commenced q little before noon
and prior to the championship event. which took place
AZ O'Clock, the party sat down to sumptuoua ropASt
The cratic winds aided materially In detecting the
scores as the disk missiles woua eaper In tho air like
the typical flyer" There ten shoots q year held
by the club half OF the number being live bird and she
residual blue rock. The nArksmen are conformed into
three classes or the i've handsome medals that were
wrought by the handicraft of Sto tho costly Ia or
the live.bird championship event 1t is now held by
Mr. C. A. swindell and must be won four times to be
come personal property
The remaining four medals are TO be awarded the
best average men IN blue rock competitions for the
season In addition there number OF money
prizes feSterday's contest was at hfteen blue Focka
thirty yards rise unknown angleA Mr. Schultz won he
gold medal n class A with kills and the silver medal
went to Nj Diey, who scored Kills In class X j. A
ficken was the winner and eived gold medal He
had score of kills A. 6chmuz who was SCI nd best
secured the silver medal on b ka
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-14

President NJ. V. B. Smith presided at the reg
ular monthly meeting OF tho Champion ATLANTA Boat
Club which held the loaf house l62d street and
the Harlem River last night Tho reports of the various
committees were adopted The treasursr's report
showed the finances OF the organization TO be in capital
condition.
Capt Van Raden reported that the oArsmen OF tho
club were doing well in their practice work 1t de.
clded to accept every on tho Middle States Re.
ghtta AssOclatOnS prOgrauue Win the exception of
the junior singles
committee was appointed TO complete arrangement s
for tho OF hr members and OF
organization 10 witness the clubs champion eight.
cared crews with tie Yale University eight at
Now Haven on May -
1t was decided 10 enter the champion eight.oared
crew junior -four senior tour and junior four
eholl crew in the regatta OF the PaAsAc River
Amateur Rowing Association ON Memorial bay, and the
second eight in the tgrlem Regatta Association senior
race four Dared crew Tor the Spuil Ccp race aud
junior four. Nearly seventy IN emberB were present
and tho greatest enthusiasm prevailed Eleven new
members were elected
II WAS decided TO thoroughly rent the New JerseG
house of the organization an the ISs;aic River com
petent architect having examined tho structure and
declared 4 10 be one Of me best constructed boat
houses In the the Oat being especially
Ths house viii be furnished with Light gTmnastic para
phernallA all the cabinet work being done in hard
wood. II will DO repainl ed throughout
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Shooting Notes,

Tho right wing Of tho gallant Sixty ninth 90 Creed
moor to day, and some fine scores are anticipated.
The livebrd match between representative teams Of
the Newark and hiddeseE gun Clubs which an
nounced TO occur Friday has been indefinitely post.
pOned.
Extensive preparations are being made by the mem.
berS of the Our Own Rifle Club Newark for
picnic and prize shooting festival which will be held In
Cledonian Park OF that city Tuesday, Juno3.
Al" Heritage the efficient supsrint endent of the
Jersey City Heights Gun Club RronndA located
ion n j. has secured upward OF 1000 rafting hyers
to be used in the annual field meet OF the Essex Gun
Club which takes place ~ day
1t probable that the challenge issued by tho Wood.
side Gun Club the West Side Club re ore.
sentAtiVeB will be accepted Wednesday, June at the
formers grounds in Newark Ia the time and piac a
talked OF being selected The conditions call for ton
mon on toam each TO shoot At twenty-five standard
blue rocks.
The members OF tho IrynRton @ I'm Club have mapped
out N excellent programme for Desperation bay; be.
tween T. Gonklin and RowIsy at ten live birds per
There will also DO sweepstaEo shooting galore.
AZ the last weekly shoot Of the Hudson Rife Club
held a, It's nav club house 80 Giles avenue, Marion n
j. on Monday evening the following were the scores
Hon, 2a N. Manan 2la; Thomas 4. Rsynolds aIs
Robert Ingram 2O2. The foregoing Bcore6 were i'm adn
on = rs ring target
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-14
Columh,a's Athletic Grounds.

The Columbia College students were discuss
ing with great deal OF interest yesterday the news
which has recently become current that the athletic
grounds project about to DO abandoned and that the
college may have no athletic grounds after all When
Prof jasper T. Goodwin who has probably done more
than other tow ard making tho athletic grounds
an actual fact was seen regarding the matter. he
promptly and positively said that there not word
OF truth in the statement that the project TO be aban
doned that the cost viii be far beyond what was at
first expected. The sum originally supposed sufficient
TO the entire cost OF laying out tho grounds
g., 800 but the Alumni Association determined to raise
$500, TO be certain OF enough About $40 90
raised before the frs, OF March and this made tho
athletic grounds assured fact The statement i'll
evening paper on Monday regarding the critical Imam
cial condition and the probable abandonment OF tho
plan IL therefore absolutely false.
Prof Goodwin further said that the exact cost WAS
not yet known The oans not yet all In, but will be
submitted this week and actual work on the grounds
will begin as quickly as possible The project Is not
when many Of the most prominent alumni OF the col
President Low himself heading the list with $1,000 and
RfterEAri subscribing $500 m' The names Of tho
committee in charge OF the having out Of the grounds
sufficient dispe any fears that the idea Will not
be carried through rsstuI end The committee
consists OF President Low. irut j. X Rees, PrOt Jas
Per 7. GOODWIN, A. b. simUGds, g. W. Lalhrup and Z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-14
Wheeling.

Tho Kings County wheeImen will hold club run TO
TArrytoWn on Sunday next
ono OF tho youngest clubs In tho state OF New Jersey
IL the Paterson wheelmen The club has adopted tho
L. A. W, uniform.
The principal event At tho New Haven races on June
IL the race between Yslo and Harvard, aud with no
miAhapS tho latter should win.
At meeting OF the recently organized Paramount
OycleTB oil Monday evening last ten ladies' were Rd-
mittsd TO memberahip aud six proposed
Tho hTst race this season for the Benedict medal
among the members OF the Hudson County Wheelmen
will be held about tho hrst OF next month
A 100 mile match race has been arranged between
and Lows and Hedge of the Buffalo Bicycle Club III q
race vii 10 held on June 70 and will DO from Erie 10
Buhalo
Caldwell ESW J.TseT, on Friday evening last and
formed the Caldwell Wheelmen, Tho following ON
we're elected; President Thomas Briggs Vice PfesdeuL
T. bowman. captain Paul urosch; Executive Commit
tee C. II. Jones and Samuel King
Russian cyclists are not very speedy Judging
from the time made ~ great meet held In Moscow on
present and much music PrsSious 10 The rases ,Tty
one cyclists pATAded around tho hall Tho mile race
vas Won IN minutes 10 seconds and IaGs Of tho
onds not nuSh faster than nrSteIsis runner In tlis
country could complete that distance. ~
Ths foosinR claims TO records have been pied by
safety bicycle Holbsin, houIs - minutes 81 ssc
miles tvonI yfouT hours safety Bicycle H. a. mob.Ss
9hopTs 81 minutes 81 seconds 10 miles tandan h;ny.
Gle Holbsin and wilson hours ~ minutes 10 sssonIs
Twelve hour. tandem Holbein and wilson i6s niles
s. MY @ss Tricycle. Souans fSG og, n ~
SsoS SSSonds 100 miles Ticyele n I BdlaEe hours
hsan HAId and 0oulding ISl miles; twenty iosI
houFs tricycle. 0ouidinE $40 miles.
Adt iintsdsItsd n Yachting shooting fishing racing
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SPORTS ON TIE WAFER.



Ths Shenandoah Yacht Olub OF Green Island will ho
| ih annual regatta on May 80
ne opening regatta and review Of the Troy zach
sawyer ts hitting the shamrock with brand new Sc
| nv them.
sGE 9b VIII ss RSd a
point TO very interesting series OF races
III Wss.oa q Sisst non Conn; VII 60 b Ias rom
sloOp Bsperto into commission.
oII. SS :, lSApd -: SP't +, T Sa
racing sails are TO be bent at once
all s And n: SSss q hs Jet
SsG a Sa s e sSS SSsE oiS u 0 EYER
weeks ~"
BaiIds. PicpsrAs T. getting along rapidly with Mr..
yacht-wooden pRnkinr on steel ftames-ani tho
he RlSnins From present ndiOSiiOns tho boat win DO
sSd II: s!.Smsr Ms.soi and purchased Ne schooner
Win isr CROSBY aSE a ES S SnS pof Ps%
SU.s q %SsE. Away ss nz DAY S' has gone
The Marguerite was sold yesterday by MI j. = Bur
den 70 NsJ YORK yaeh.msn who WI n her ont at
ssoo ss.I ira Prize IT, SS fSf
&c S. Sons ~ s%s sS HS by
s IS wiz S s t CT q ST s
NourmAhaT, Mr.. Actors floating palace; Tie Norma
yachts old ssia hs Fsm iI sSs e MAR
kucrtto, the ATLANTA and the sAchem
t.rday she left Tsbos wharf and steamed to her al.
Oh the Atlantic CLUB house yesterday tho sohooners
ss,snona and Cavalier s4d the soops Henda Katrina,
are in eommssion and Albert Fis6s new cat is soon to
be ntted with racing rig
The schooner In commission far is tho
Tidal Wave Her lean, keen bows shone Ike an axe
H SSss Sheraay as she lay Tended on fr9m Isbns
were all as bright Ms new, and tho wire rigging aud
Pousprit ShIouds were taut as fiddle strings The old
sisters.
Tho Hudson River Yacht Club has chosen Monday
June o. for It's eighteenth annual spring races. The
return Among the nfty entries are such smart boats
as the H. H. bomes Frank Oliver Gesine J. r forfeit
Cameron roryIh Clara g and Irene, Tho club house
ohd street a. tho Dock Department Is making timber
basin of the present anchorage.
The nrst open regatta for the season OF Of tho
Island, Will be held Friday norninR May 81 at Port
Richmond, Staten Island. This club which IL "A young
comPsIiOn IN tho several dGsrent ciasssS and they
oa'8 5e to hser from Al Yacht clubs IN and around
nav opb h ann SswSrx They nvs now oI.nId their
club who wishes to visit them
:, Capt Eels Olsen, superintendent OF tho New York
Yacht Club who came BACK on Saturday from tour OF
southanpt on inst before leaving There he saw tho
new yacht lyerna owned by Jameson and the Earl OF
two boats, he said; The verna is of course The
ARREST boat and Ahs has beautiful set of spars but
should think her sail plan is almost as Gix as the
Jameson oo&ts The latters rigging being ratified
nearly ready to bend sails wo may Expect 10 hear
OF her trial trip and maiden race pretty soon"
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1t the atart-off was wild the. first two runs
made by Boston being on balls. As the game
progressed he became steadier. and In the last
two innings he retired the batsmen In success
sion, winding UP by striking out both Murphy
and Brown.
The New Yorks made bold bid for runs in
the first inning, starting of with two sinGles.
DalsH's tumble however was very costly two
runs being the result single by Conner
ORouTkes two bagRer and Richardson's sim
gle. with tumble by Harde Richardson pro-
duced two runs. But one OF tho two runs was
earned in the seventh inning Murphys wild
throw to third being responsible for Que.
Three bases on balls and Twins awkward at
tempt to complete a double play resulted in
three more runs In the ninth.
Two bases on balls. Whitney's tumble. and
singles by II. Richardson and Stovey gave the
Boston's the first threo runs A base on balls,
Qunn's sacrifice. and Twins single netted an
unearned run in the sixth. and Browns two
Dagger and Richardson and StoVeY's sacrifices
brought in the last run. The Attendance was
4
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A Pistol Match at Dexter Park.

novel and very interesting shooting match
took place Mt Miers Dexter Park grounds on the ia
maica plank road yesterday morning The contestants
were A. Botty. the wel known member OF the Diana
and PhGnix gun clubs Of Brooklyn and Col. c. Ryder
an old war veteran, who has taken part in many bat
tie under Gen. Lee Tho weapons pistols and the
match was shot under tho following conditions: Any
pistol revolver, 81 calibre IL yards distance inch
10 shoot hfteen times
Tho race was close and exciting and resulted in an
ultimate victory for the Long Island trap shooter who
defeated the old warrior BY "a inches measurement
from IL csnr ot ING 9aI me ahNeiaEe dntance
Col Ryder the latter paying for bis defeat by present
ing the victor with basket OF wine.
Afer the principal match four handed contest took
place between Col Ryder. A. Botty. Waiter Murray and
q conway, each man firing nve times. Mr. Conway
SURPRISED his GdversAres by winning first prize with the
hAndsone average or a inches; Col Ryder second
~ Mr. Murray third with ~ and BOtty last with AZ
inGheS Tho weapons used were Smith 1 Wesson. 80
cAlbre, dOube.Action revolver BY Col Ryder and Mr.
Murray and Remington repeating pistol Rider patent
3! cabrs used very seldom now by Messrs Conway and
BOtty, - "