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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

The aIssve eighty names xrre w.ittsn ~.
separate pieces Of paper and b. the jury
commlss3cnera. together With the clerk,
Tie 6rst nfly Names were placed IN an en-
velope and oealed and endorsed on The
sans. "jnross drswn for the fsst wick Of
the 8eptsmbse term d ~ District Court. !"
end tbs jast thirty names drawn were alan
plaoed II . separa1e eavelope BY the jury
oommionlnoees and marked, ~JurOrs drawn
lbr ne second veek ~ the september term
of the pistriet Court. end aajd envelopes
were thea suAled and placed in the Jury box,
the box n&s'~d. looked and then placed in
IT, cuatctiy ~ 4. n. ehaekslforl, clerk of
Ne District ccur4, fnv nee ct the next term
of The Court The eriA y. b Shackeifard.
clerk Il the District t;curt, did th~n and
thsre In our prspnce ke.p proce~ verbal
Of al tie acts d.sne BY Gid caslnNSexi,nerp
10 said drawing. which No certify TO BE- COR
frct by mar signAturea. this the l0th day Of
July, 1880. r. e i.AYSSARD.
H.G. GOODWIN,
G. n. TEAL,
b. h. PHILlIP&
Jury Commissioners.
[HEAI.1 =. B. SHACKELFORD.
Clerk al Ex-O0cjo Jary Commissionsr.
Parish of Gssnt. Il.
FiIed July 10, 1850.
8. b sHACKELFORD, Clsrk.
/" - v. L. s,uAcxELroRD.
Deputy CIsrk.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

Mr.. Kimber and his force of
vorkmen put the shingles on the
ne ' Methodist church on last We'd
nesday in less that eight hours, and
II is . splendid job, too. The doors
m windows for the church have
bean received from the factory, and
will be put in as soon as the inside
il ceiled, which will be done during
tn, coming week.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

CoLrAx. lA,, July 10. lsoo
The police jury in their capacity
a board Of reviewers for Grant
parish, was called to order by the
pr ssident, and upon the roll being
called the following answered to
thar names: G. G. Nash, presi-
DIRT w. d. Irwin, B. F. Moore, H.
II. Hutson, w. II. Mathews and
w. w. Smith.
The board then proceeded to take
up the assessment of the lands of
Mrs. Calhoun, and III. n. Hutson
of red the following resolution:
Whereas, Mrs. G. E. P. Calhoun
la, been duly notified pursuant TO
q resolution of the board to show
ca lse why the assessment of her
lands should not be raised, and the
hour having arrived and the said
Mrs. Calhoun failing to appear and
Oh wv such cause; therefore
Resolved, That the assessment
Of her lands as given in by her,
being the sum of $13.520, be aud
ths same is hereby raised to the
sun OF SIS, 1885, estimating her land
at Eve dollars (S5) per acre; and
that said change be made in the
pr ssenoe of this body.
Resolution adopted, and the
al anQo made in the presence Of
ths holy ID accordance therewi'h b.
There being no further business
40 board adiouned sine die.
G. g. NAsH President.
w G. RoSx71s Secretary.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19
District Conference.

District conference for the Alexandra
district win convene at Collar on Thufs-
day, July Oath. Two or three hacks will
be at the Boyce terry landing on Wednss
day evening. 23d. and Thunday morning
9th. to meet persons arriving by the up
and down trains end convey them to Col
fan. Ample arrangements win b. made
10 take CAM OF the teans Of parties who
may coma IN private conveyance
Quarterly confereacs for the Colfax and
Ada circuit will also be held at Colfax ON
July 18th and 9th.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

The road overseer should remove
those sacks of dirt on the Middle
an | Sugar House bridges. They
Fri yhten teams, and we hear con-
siderable complaint at their being
allowed to remain 90 long.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

Oar farmers are making extensive use
q lamps for the determination OF the
caterpillar Hy. No worms are reported rs
yet, but we learn the flies are numerous.
Thsy viii be 30 late emerging from the
chrysalis state and so thinned out in num-
bers that they cannot do much harm In
Ora IT this year.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

Do not punish your children with
bitter nause0ns mixtures when y0u
can get &c. G. C. certain chill cure" on
= guarantee. Any child will take it.
Sold BY s. NJ. Lacroix.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

Battle biliousness, besiege malaria,
break up chiIls with C. C. G. certain
chill cure, the pleasant remedy. No
curs no pay. Sold by 8. N. LacrOix.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19
Fashionable Millinery.
Mrs. G. e. Charleville.
ROYCE rr,syrarANA

Having bssn es.gagsd specially With
di!Ilnery business far sumo time renpect-
i9isy eostcits patronage from the ladies' Of
irnne parrish Send her your orders Sor
anything in the millinery line.
wtti take pleasuse in buying. ntttng and
eeIectfng AL articles II dress eools ANA
fancy fusnishings l6r ladies.
Satisfaction guaranteed. jan 1850
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

Master Willie Lacroix, who has been
attending school at the Mipdep college,
il home for the vacation.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

There are many cough remedies, but
only one certain cough cure. See that
the trade mark C.. c. G. is on the wrap
Per and blown in the bottle. Sold b.
8. N. Lacroix.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

DR.. Harrison has been doing con-
siderable dental work in Collar
This week.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19
Jury list in this Issue.

Mr.. G. II. Teal has received word nom
his wife, who is at Fishyille, that his baby
Is quite i'll
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

Miss Theodosis Evaline Is the
name Of little girl who made her
appearance as q member of house
no! l of Mr.. j. p. Lewis, at ] 80 on
the evening of July 10, 1880.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

Sealed Bib and Prol.osals, submitting
plans and specifications for = Parish Jail
win BE- received BY the undersignsd until
II N. Saturday, August ~, 1880. Said
J III 10 not 70 exceed Three Thoussnd DOL
lars ($3Oo0) for cost Of 90 ,structjos, aud
psyment for sHne h to Be made one-thirtl
on tho azst day u January, 1891. 1892 aud
1885,, rusrectively. Coed and solvent 60
curity aud bond for the faithful perform
ance Of the wuek must accompany each
bid, and the bui' ding committee Tseervee
the right to accrpt Or reject any and Ill
bids aud proposals &. G. NASH.
Prest- Grant PrAish Police Jury.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1890-07-19

Has EQUAL and il fully Uasr0nted increase capacity
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The only Saw Mill in existence that will work successfully
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ieet Per day. and feed can BE varied from liz to y inches r.
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Send for large illustrated catalogue Of Saw Mills Corn and
Flour Mills, Turbine Water Wheels Mill Gearing Etc
az The DeIoach "Champion" Saw Mill Dog has equal
worth $75, and costs nothing with DeLosch Mill
DEL0ACH MILL MFG CO.,
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wheeling Notes.

bridgeport Bicycle Club last week
W. Van sicen defeated LumEdcn, tho crack Western
rider. at tho St Louis rice last week In TWO mile con-
forcing tho ordinance compelling wheelmen to carry
lighted lamps after dark.
shiP Paes Was he At tie vctoriS Athletic grounds on
yGE he On 9I ~ Sp S,r 1So E Ef SH ss
81 minutes ~ 80 seconds
The four mile hieyes race for the ehnmpionship and
July 5 an Was Won BY " {. Thomp;an in q Minute.
holder. by length and = half.
The ORANGE Whesimen viii give nve mile road race
soveTs sooi sntries nay" areaiy bssn made ON bin.
day last dseEs"n from The etnG went 70 phil"Gs
Penn sgH it' A' " '' A"u
The Ppsnna,S !TT; S:yss IA: another sc.
has refused To handicap rdar, who have the res on
over every variety y" ra"S. i vas mpo.sTo 10 s
eide Gon wG" hey soS rsSSGs and hey
.nS ~, w ne soil" rf' is by ,en. apart
eycs rsecs hold ~ tS S rd d.: C D on Ju S
mie % % = Tu T" Won the ~ N M minute
sscG9s N tS "Ts, h; ;s ,nr "Rn 1marGn
a A,S nG IN II The nS'T @.s '"Tsr,a issri
and also bat ne 100 Tor no lIIse'q H-tsrs Of a
mi coy. * i' n. ' nso ara.t I'm. Gsnt .m
0sm ri m NO to ave m les inr u.i,e, cir
@o G 81 f 0' mile. iii 40 !" Iss la'. i"t''
Atarecsnt meeting OF the English Records As.oclA
ton The following recorGA wore 0nicAl,y accepted
May lO-Sarciy. Leitch half mic minute IL 30
seconds Ihrce quarter mile ! mihute So seconds,
one mile. mnutrH ~ . seconds June 7--UThinarY.
~. IL Archer starting quarter milo 80 4 = seconds
juno ~. iYing quartz mile. ~ . seconds June IL
June l7-oafetv L. Leiich hat mis ! minute - -
soc nds June iH-Snrey H. T. Laurie thre mes,
minutes ~ 1.J BerOndS: four miles - minutes 5ia5
seconds ave mEea - ininuteA S1 seconds HiI
nino miles ~ minutes - rs U.coni.' ten miles II
minutes ~ 80 seconds: single tricycle., r Turner,
four mres, ~ minutes 1913 seconds i've miles ~
Churp thresquArteI mic minutes - 81 seconds,
mile minutes 81 seconds
Chairman DAvol OF tho Racing hoard Of tho =. 4 W.,
has Asued tho following circular to racing mon and
promoters Promoters OF racing NEE inRS should 70
quest ION tie entry blank each racing man VINO enters
handicap race, to give the distance the handicap
and tho oatiOn at tho hnAh LIS last Two Also
his best Zine from SC SCh Tor the same isAn A. the
race which he snorS They rhoud also request on tho
oniTy blank each racing man VINO snsrs ass race
Ia give his best previous tIns for that distance and
AEO his lime for elc shorter distance than tho
race for which he enters Ever EhsolmAn vi readily
Racing men must Reui ~ correct answers "
b- liable Ia suBpsDH undo" clause : OF ruo
-. 4 they NEGLECT /" turnEh tbs ini0rhAr
lion WruEl rii.g tie iA- pToipp.ub oIned It they arc
re, - Hand AID -. - o. 81 ~" seven is's
priur 10 date OF Ad "a mo stg be 10 var
q me haui rapi' not "a - i'n as" dANs previous
iuuat hr stfiruy IOInwc, IutT1 npcly or town IN
ery mai 3D. cannot reach the dstrct hAndcApPer the
Hats be ATrAnEsd and the same Oe 70 urnsd IN TIME Gr
printing on the card ~ order % accomplish this
sirsss nsstiSSs vii sdopt ihis plan 4 siK sIys hs
1iaIS Il de IGSliS SsGIOR-"
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The Essex Gun Club OF Newark held their regular
monthly shoot At live birds the Jersey City Heights
Gun Club grounds Thursday afternoon. Tho following
scores were made out OF POSSIBLE 10 kills. C. NJ. He'd
dem 10; s. s. Heddsn. 10; A. Is. Hedden o; Hughes o;
Frecke a. BrentuAl 8; Morse 8: Nicholas L Rowland,
@; Bahbage, d Mitchell Q; L. o. lledden g. and Stew
art H.
4 Trio of ssweers" that followed resulted thus:
Sweepstake No / 81 entry. two mOneys-A tie 10.
tween Rowland and g s odden for trSt money q tie
also between MesSrs Frecke Hughes and Babbage for
second money. In tho shootoi MessrS Rowland and
Hughes were victOrioua
Sweepstake No : same condi:ionsl. -Messrs. Mich.
oiAs and lledden tod for first money and divided.
MesSrs Krentuall aud q. u. ledden who CRme out
with kills apiece. did likewse for second money
SweepstAke No. 3 (Sane cOnditonsl-for hrst mon "
McssrA HugheS stewart g. ". md l. q. Hedden tied
with clean scoreA A division was agreed upon. For
second money Messrs Frecke. Hr.utua. Morse. s. ).
and A. H. letden tied In the shoot of tho last named
gentleman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-20

Ono OF tho finest tennis clab houses IN tho northern
part of New Jersey Las recently been opened by tho
Rutherford Lawn Tennis Club. Tho structure is one
story In height and has main meeting room. two
dressing rooms and kitchen The m ain is SO feet
by 10 feet finished In Norway pine. with yOlow Pine
rattcrB and oak floor It has large open fireplace of
Philadelphia pressed bri'k and mantelpece or ash.
The dressing rooms arc finished in Norway pine and
supplied with basins cloSotA and shower bath In tho
Eentlemtns room. Tho kitchen 10 also finished in
NORWAY pine A piazza IL feet wide extends along tho
front II the use, tho gu lido Of viii h 10 pAuted
white and trimmed with M room. the clubs rUlorI.
Rowland May Ii, 1875. wlsh membership of eleven
ladies md twelve gentlemen. A constitution and by.
laws were adopted and tue following officers wern
elected Henry A. liow.Rn. PRESIDENT Alfred &. Wade,
Oakley, Jr. treasurer and J; sturtevant, B Dean
Henry MICA. stur'evGnL C. IsaOrne Clayton and
George Coilort. directors on Feb -. ls-d Henry 4
Rowland T. NJ. Bulkley. +. j Clayton. A. Price ard c.
VaI as trustees succeeded in having tho club noor
porAted under the name of tho BGAt Clnb 4. A.
During tho frat mouth OF tho organization Tho mem.
hers aged on tho private courts OF the m
bers Last spring the uh bought the grounds Mont
avenue with frontage OF leo feet an = depth OF
l75 feet Tho club now has tive hno Ay courts
deron Price President Henry Iyson. Nice.Prssidsnt
Tfos:aTsr Ar Jason Fred FEW w,ngoS and
George Ito lister Directors Tho club has he drso
4 r oakley Singles; y Parker and Z. r. OAKLEY
doubles In the ladies ana X. Iolliser singles; e.
HOliSter AID W y lvi.on donbles in tho gentlemen
tour amen. The club IL member Of the lnter.Town
Tennis League OF northern Now Jersey, and do
f.ated by tho Ora fold Club IN the League tourna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-20

After playing three games which resulted in astNnd
OF the Staten Island and Brooklyn teams will meet
nERn next Saturday on the formers grounds in I cir
first contest for the Oelrchs cup and the championship
OF tho Eastern Lacrosse ASSOCIATION
The defeat Of the Druids by the Staten Islanders Inst
week did not greatly surprise local lacrosse for
thai result had been ourted well in advance OF 'hs
game. This opinion was also genera! among all the
leading clubs outsde q BALTIMORE tnow remains til
seen whether tho team from across tie bridge viii be
abe to take the championship over u Wash ngtun
lark There is no DOUBT however but that neat Shtur
day game VIII he the rest Of all tt" good games
played 20 far this season between thn two ,eamr and
now thar the cham iOnsin IL IT stake new feature
has been added which will intUs" addt onnl energy
into the PLAYERS ana render this contest exciting
than any OF the previous o. e..
The sonth h0slons champions Of New Eng and
which title they won on jnly at Boston "ndeav
oting 70 arrange atew yan,es with TIE Brooklrns.
The Jersey city team Is imp rovE very ia' In their
nrst game with the Beduris they were defeated by
score or = Do bul tho return game between tho Two
teams resulted IN a tie, StO
Tho Rrookyns hay? "rsanikei another team outside
Of their nrs team which will lo known as the lrork
lyn Reserves probable that tho now icRins urst
game will be with tho JUriuthiau A. Z. some time dur
Ing tho coming week.
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Mat Rice Licka George Sloane.

Tho ten round smaligove contest between Nat Rico
OF the FArunR Boat club and George Sloane OF tho
bridge A C. Of Brooklyn well kept sub rosa, and
only abou: two dozen swes got to It. II took place
Friday afternoon In an east sldo building where
teurs have boxed to finish before aud II members Of
the party who surrounded the ropes we're. every
jack of EN-. dressed in tho tne,t SUS Of clothes A
500 watch was tho trophy 1t really good watch.
and probably cost S4n SlORnes club mate. lOrahan.
the IOj FOUNDER seconded the Bridge man. and Rico
was attended by one Gus Palmer A man who gave his
name as Preston Sprou was the tnekeeper, aud
"Jeckyli' was referee.
Tho Bridge A. e. man WAS Ike the individual who
fell out of the balloon after tbs third round to that
time he made a fair showing. but only fair In tho
fourth NTH and sixth rounds Rice did his hest
aud finally put Sloaney beautiful to sleep by whack
on tho jaw. 1t was great old knock out.
After tho show Sproul said he would bet ~ 90 that
Rice could lick Horahan at IL pounds, ami would
the Bridge boy n S5Ou god watch IL he UurHhHn
stood to his colors los pounds and wouldn't give
ounce Then Sprnul said he would put up the watch II
Mike McAnlif Of tho Bridge A. g. or any other l45
pound man would meet an unknown whom lie will
back. Horahan said no would carry tho oLor to Nc
AMI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-20
lie Wanna Ills NIsdnl.

Ordinarily, steinberR tho weight thrower of tho
American Athletic Club IS = quiet patient young n.
But no has to tho conclusion that Mt times pa
tence ceases to DO virtue lilo has grievance ami
asks THE SuN to help him out, His taa OF Is as
follows Ito WAS third in the shot putting contest a. tho
games Of thu gallant Sixty ninth last April There wore
three prizes advertised Tor each event When Stain.
berg asked Or his trophy h" was informed that It
ready. tut Cant Quinn assured him tina; soon as
IL lu would receive Tho athlete wal ell q reA
snSuIc length of time, AMI then wrote letter to tho
Captain, JoHRn2 his memory. This n comp .
Of months ago but tho prize seems nearer
than II that night sn AEri. since ten SteinUer
claims to have dis Oreroi Bngu ar state n affairs
and II tho story tro II reflects dscTodi tho
tArnlsls escutchepn ct Il gal ant re gimeu'.
1hrro WAS tic Tor third place in tho mile wal
the same evening Tho Games Commit o. ms adj or
letting the contestants toss for tho uiIe gen.
erOuay volunteered t. give each NJ tho lied n
medal ,he tact that little liurk who was uno OF
tho two hA wing the house wild his walking pro =.
Ahly being Tho cause ~ th!S llherA outburst
SOW, whether tho company refused to make good the
Games committee Iiu-rdlIty and rut chase fourth
media for thr wax IL nor Gear ut II 10 SAID that
maker OF the VFihCS received Ter for an cara
media for he wan ~ place OF the mi sing third
OF q o shot IuttinR contest
tn" monetary consideration invo'vnl is very small
Ete nberg NATURALLY wants hiB modal. however ~ he
won II larly. Il pTobAbe That tapi GUAM has let
The matter slip his memory the.S SoIle nisuu.
defstAndluR
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TIE NJ 4. C Is REtL1aERENr
It Challenges the New York A. e. to al
Inter-cIub Competition.

At the regular weakly meeting Of thc Manhattan Attn
letic Board OF Governors II was decided to give tho
date OF Oct II to the A. A u, and 20 have the tail
games Of Sept ~ scratch and limited handicap. THIS
limited handle ~ affair win be good thing for tie
cherry diamond athletes, who either scratch or
short mark men, and viii have better chance at the
prizes under n restricted allotment u starts The
limits OF the events decided are as follows: lur-
yard run, yards 2.hyard run, ~ yards: iOryard
hurdle race, 3foot Ginch hurdles yards; 29uYard
hurdle race .root inch hurdI UvArds' milo run
80 yards; running broad jump : Feet, rnrning HIN
jump Inches; putin; u ponmi hot either inches
OF foot The other events quarter Hnd hnt miis
limited 10 go poundr.
ltwAs decided to ask the New York G. to enter into
an inter club cnmreutun each year tho events he
the zane Us the regular championship Irugrn uutc
Lent Van Setback sent tho challenge To- rrssdeut
Schuyler who responded that he would 'av III" inltet
before tho N. '. e. tOvernors ut an cary date lts
hardly probable, however that such meeting will 10
arranged.
The Board resolved to apply to tho A. A. L. for per.
mission to give tho swimming championship mce ing NJ
the non The a 4, : t. also DESTROYS Of giving the
meeting and as tile q had the Irivi exc last year
the Philadelphia club has All excellent chance.
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RACE or NAPHrBA LAUNCHES.
e7S Miles Around Long leland to Test .
New Ronps Powera

New Bonpa Powers.
BY far tho most important test TO which
naphtha launches bave been subjected will be
made this week. II will consist OF a race over
a course 275 miles long, The match came
annu. in this way: The Commercial Gable
, Oint any ordered 25-foot launch from the
Gas Engine and Power Company OF Morris
Dock, which should be capable OF enduring
tho weather OF the open sea. The boat was
built. christened Marie Louise" and tested
In tho usual way; but 1t has not been deliv-
cred. A few days ago MIR. George g. Ward,
manager OF the Cable Company. wrote to Mr..
Clement Gould, President Of tho Gas Engine
Company. suggesting that the actual qualities
Of the new boat be tested by q ace with one OF
the boats kept In stock by the manufacturers.
Mr.. Gould consented to this. and suggested
that the race BIO made from the Harlem Bridge
through tho East River. the Narrows. by Sandy
Hook and around Montnuk Point to Execution
Light off the American. Y scht Club house. He
gave Mr.. Ward the option OF choosing any OF
tho stock boats as n competition This privilege
Mr. Ward waived, and Mr.. Gould selected tho
Bonnie rs the representative Of the company.
A conference between tho parties led to an
agreement to ace with those conditions
outlined above, the East River part being
omitted because OF the tanRle OF craft through
w wT to the TateTy TWO nU men only are 81 TO 20
In each boat. Captain and engineer, There
will he no stake but a cash prize will be di.
ming crew. II the start is made promptly Mt II
A.. NJ. Tuesday the fms should be made. II
the weather Is fair. early "Wednesday evening:
on Long. Island. for unless the wind blows
strong from the sea the boats will hug the
shore all the way except In the broader part
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The Empire Rlne t1nb.

The gallery shoot OF the Empire Rife Club came to
end Thursday night at the cubs range in St Marks
place and will not DO resumed until the middle of Sep
TENDER. The best during tho season have been
made by W. Rosnnbanm, or Buff. as no is called by
his ClnbmateS while W Miller. A Stahi Jr and J..
Grimm made u close race for second place. The club
shoots at the twelve ring target the II aud y forming
the bulseye OF 36inches diameter ton shots each,
distance. IUJ feet
Tho scores were: W. RoRenbAnm ll5 W. Miller
lO2: StAhl. Jr 80 J. Grimm 81 C. Zetter, Jr., e5
". MAsenholder. Us; J. Zetter. 75
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date bars OF Ehe Trophy have been won 9 tolI9ws
NredenburRh :: Charles A.. Pope George : Hirden
BAyArd T. nissan. sinner Z. BROney, o. lie Witt Smith
AMI Richard sundermAnn, eacIL The other events
FirHt-A walking match at 10 brda each. Won by A.
y. Epson. with q breaks and nisA george s Viz
den and Major NJ Taylor tied for second honors with
q breaks and misses each
second-A standing match at 10 birds each; 4. =.
CompApn broke ten successive blue rocks and again
won tirst prize George & lirdou was second vita u
breakS and miSSeS and Major J. NJ Taylor third
with breaks and misses
Third-Ten pairs each, First prize was eaptured by
George \ Nirden who shattered II and missed tar
gets A. r. Compsnn aud Major j. NJ Taylor tied by
smashing II and missing y each.
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Gnmc9 To-day.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
louisville VI. BROOKLYN. at Louisville
Syracuse VI Toledo at syracuse.
Rochester vs. Coumbus, 1t Rochester.
Jersey Ctv Allsrtons NJ pnitor Park weehawk
CnbRn Gisn GreenpUlnt Ath. oi:s ut Long Island
RrouniA
Sen ,tors VS. Acmes at Recreation grounds
Standards va Gramercyg. at Lecrc ttiun GU Ids.
FAirmoi nts VS. Gleason Diamonds a. 60 Park
RidEewGots va Gorhams at lid SoOd
lonss vs. Laurels. at Atlantic PARK.
IhebanB va AavIers al Lrastinn. s.
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Port Jervis .EtnR Ath eticS At ShnholA Glen.
Dauntless OF East New York tmi:sn. at Leo Park.
DomeSics va strauss Athletics Al Far RoCkawAy
Maroons va Lyceum Athletics at Elm Park, s. l.