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MlsTREssEs AND SERVANTS.


The Former Are Too Apt toeMake Slaves
==#of the Lattcr.@5s@zz
The truth is that mistresses as rule,
have not yet accepted condition to
which men in command of others have
long since bowed-that pleasure and
personal liberty in moderation must be
accorded when the days work is done.
Servants are mostly young women in
the prime of life, with all the instincts
full upon them, and it Is cruel to ignore
their social needs Their followers and
visitors are not welcome to those in au-
thority, and therefore less. objection
should be raised to their occasional
efforts to obtain the mIanionship of
their own class outside the house when
their work is done. fear we must
own to another fault in dealing with
our servants; women scold and nag in
q way which is unknown to men who
are really fit to rule. They listen to
the gossip of other servants, and almost
lie in wait for the suspected delinquent
A wise master knows the value Of
sometimes shutting his eyes, and will
certainly let good employee have time
to recover himself before he attempts
any expostulation. The ordinary
mistress unfortunately summons the
servant before she has controlled her
own temper. and the result is disas-
trous to both. II once "a hostile
attitude" describes the relation be-
tween the drawing room and the
kitchen state of constant friction
must ensue. do not ignore the trials
experienced by the mistresses of I'M
trained servants; too often succession
of wasteful, ignorant girls pass. like
phantasmagoria, across the threshold,
leaving, however, a very convincing
proof Of their reality in the wreck of
kitchen utensils, china and other
household treasures Where large es-
adjustments are kept young servants
are carefully taught their scperate
duties, but it is deplorable fact that
girls who have passed the fifth school
board standard are often incapable of
lighting fire or of washing wine
glass without breaking it They can
read the penny dreadful" but they
cannot darn heir-stockings or ii end
their clothes. The want of technical,
training is the disadvantage which has
threatened to make servants failure,
but our board schools are now wakina
up to their responsibilities; they have
begun to include needlework and cook
ing in their list Of subjects, and I hope
they will shortly add laundry and
Homework - Emily Faithful, in North
American Review.
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A Doubtful story.

A Norwegian living in the sixteenth
century was accounted masterhand
at minute contrivances. In proof of
this it is recorded that he made sixteen
thousand dishes of turned ivory, in
every respect without a flaw, and SO
tiny that all of them could be safely
Graded in an empty pepper-corn cup
of usual size One may well believe
that, as was written in connection,
''magnifying- glasses were essential to
full be lief and enjoyment of the Lilli-
-putian show;r it is added that til.
fairy-lik workmanship was the adml-
ration of many learned men.-Harper's
BaZar
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-. III 49, freexe IL covered
-.a<k : lIren elo<h. NOR : niece II Gus
| tard l,urn Il II the oven with ! dish Of
unfrr.
Turr larnn wieks down below the
| An II fhc tube when not lighted and
van viii not b troubled with the oil
ynnnin1 over on the outside Of the
l.rrn. s.
wa, ,vo~v .,,.corne. -,d;.colored Il
- -.sto,sd - a. wh;te color nv
49,; 49, $1,000 = wat.r and when wet
$1,000 81 the action 81 light while
shirt nm ~ : well-closefl glass case.
cul ,,.t rever be ironed as the
htst.L.. ~. IA. ort - * and u,al<ee
!. $50. st = r;nov .nd aahbv II. how-
80, -, 80 3, snress ont aid pieces
- III, 80 Ihhon - fancy worlr use
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"a "a -. an
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/ 100 t~,vsl .rr.lv II the morning soft
80 ,;rer dr;nr;nc Nth hot water
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c1,,h rrcr ~. l;as Won viii feel The
80: .sro,r "a frea from main 81 fiis.
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a~.ct,v A.. ,,;,,rtes without stirring.
thm, beat 4 until cool and thick enough
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= sI;cad h.n.r.s tben adds another
,arsr nnt;, iii are nscd Frost the ton
Ilayer Horseleenar
=. a,,,4.sM NJ nj, -. r;nt ~
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a. hour over boiling water. serve with
cream -Roston budget
,c..4 No.. f,,,a.t.a 1900
-. 80 o,,., - =, :. rn,ydarsd s,,gar whites
- IT,. saas bsstsn stiff one table.
:. sa.s - Ss aans,aroh W.T. tha cnrn-
s sr;t,, a. ,,,;li, - tbs cocosnuts
800 -. ~" ~ n,h;.as - arns ~ nm,
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-,
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~ 62s.5 gallons per acre.
llll % tons per acre
To secure Good Rssnlts.

No matter how good the breed, good
care must be added 10 secure the best
results, and failure to give this will
lessen materially the possible profits
with any class of stock. The day for
the old-time hogs that could take care
of themselves for one or two years
while growing has passed. Hogs, To
pay now, must be given good care
from the time they are, selected for
breeding animals until their offspring
are ready for market, and the one that
gives the closest attention to details
will be able to realize the be st results,
while thescarelcss manager will be de.
claring that good breeding hogs are no
more profitable than scrubs, and point
to his owns stock as an example. Col.
mans Rural World.
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. Great Lawyer lin cross-examination
Huh! You consider the prisoner an
honest man, do you?
Witness = An honester man never
lived.
Great Lawyer (superciliouslyl- Will
you kindly state on what You base that
remarkable opinion?
Witness (hotly)-on the fact that he
once tried to be lawyer, and failed. :
Good News
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Becoming and Cheap.

A pretty and inexpensive costume is
of hcliotrope wool dotted with white
and made with darker silk sleeves, coll
lar and cuffs, these overlaid with very
narrow silver braid. The hem on the
plain bell skirt-is turned up on the out,
side, faced with silk and covered with
sesci rows Of the braid. Another
simple dress is Of white dotted Swiss
muslin. figured all over with pale violet
flowers and made with violet silk
sleeves, vest and very narrow silk frills
on the skirt lem. The dotted muslin
was very wide, Of excellent quality, but
u costs only sixty-iive cents yard ~
Chicago Post
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Syrup :

fOT Children ffled
a Cougn cine should be aibsu.
go cr,nn iutely reliable. A
mother must be able 10
Medicine. pin her faith 10 il as 10
her Bible. Ii must
contain nothing violent, uncertain
or dangerous. 1t must be STANDARD
in material and manufacture. II
must be plain and simple to admin.
lister; easy and pleasant to take
The child must like it. 1t must be
prompt in action, giving immedi.
ate relief, as childrens' troubles
come quick, grow fast, and end
fatally or otherwise in very short
time. Thrust not only relieve quick
but bring them around quick, as
children chafe and fret and spoil
their constitutions under long con.
finement. 1t must do its work in
moderate doses. A large quantity
of medicine in child is not desira.
Bile. 1t must not interfere with the
child's spirits, appetite Or general
health. These things suit old as
well as young folks, and make Bo.
schee's German Syrup the favorita
family medicine. 0
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in one of the beds in the long dormitory
slept small representative of our own
republic, Frank Harrington, whose
parents had left him to receive his win
ter's schooling at Sainte Barbe, while
they were travelling abroad. Frank
was great favorite among the boys,
bright, overlooking with fun and full
of American grit. They admired the
little fellows courage and daring, and
that fine sense of honor which is born
in the breast of every true American
boy. And Frank Harrington, If the
truth must be told, rather enjoyed all
this admiration, and was not a little
proud of being a leader among the
French boys
At the extreme end of the dormitory
stood the bed of the only boy who re-
fused to acknowledge the reign in the
preparatory school OF "b petit Amer
icdin," as Frank Was called. A proud
naughty nature had Louis de Chaves,
the last of long line of titled ances-
tors. faithful followers of the Bour-
bons, and hating with an inherited
hatred all that savored of republican,
ism. Although younger than Frank by
several years, he seemed to have taken
an instructive dislike to the careless,
happy-hearted boy. and more than once
had succeeded in bringing him into dis
grace. Is :
1t had been a holiday, and the boys
had been having very jolly time, SO
being unusually tired tonight, they
We're unusually subdued and, after a
whispered word or two about the
games of the day, went quietly to
sleep. Gradually the few noises about
the college ceased, until the ticking of
the clocks could be heard Though all
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Taking His Breath Away.-Miss
Simper-"Aren't things much cheaper
this year than they were last year?n
Galloway Yes, indeed. ! only pay
one-half as much for my neclxties. The
difference is so great that now lsulil-
ingl | could easily afford to ret mar
ried" Miss shipper oh, Mr.. Gallo
way, this is SO suddenl''.- Clotlller and
Furnisher
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which the sketch
and description
were furnished
by Mr.. d. c. At
k j n S o n of.
Queensland, Aus
tralia The body
of the instru-
inent is made of
a large, clear
glass bottle. A
funnel of zinc is
made W 18th a
diameter of ex-
actly 1907 inches
at the open top.
A piece of wood
five Z inches in
diameter and six
inches long is
b o r c d a n d
reamed out into
a. form the sec
ton of which is
shown in the en-
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ONE ENJOYS

q, -~ = = - - - -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; 1t Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 4 the
only remedy Of it's kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial Il It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
to all and have made It TIE most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale II 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro
cure i promptly for any ono Who
wishes 70 tryit Do not accept any
CALkFORMkA RE SKRUp CO
sxx fRAk0is0o. on.
k0NSukff. N. AEM t0ax. ~
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HOUSEHOLD Item.-Tan slippers will be
popular with mothers now that the swim
ming season has begun. Buffalo Inquirer
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No Opium in Piso,s Cure for Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail Csc.
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JAasoN says he does like to spring conun-
drums on soasick people because they are
so willing to give up anything. Elmira
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ssuns ii ths 1ars,ss Ranehes - Csn

souss II me 1mnense Ranches q CAA
One Of The greatest irrigation dis
|tricts IN the United States II In Kern
county, Cal Here arc some thirty -five
large canals with branches and distrib-
uting ditches covering nearly half :
million acres Of very rich sandy loan.
Tho largest Of the canals = the Gallo
way, thirty-two miles long. II has six
ty-fve distributing ditcheA and covers
two hundred thousand acres OF very
rich land. Its water appropriation Is
ono thousand four hundred and severn
ty-six cubic feet per second.
On the lower side of the canal one
can see fully twenty-five thousand
Acres In almost continuous alfalfa
fields Alfalfa. with water, yields Ave
crops year, and two tons 70 the acre
It each cutting.
About once in six weeks, for eight
months in the year, the alfalfa fields
are cut, and the crop stacked In great
piles The vastness of some of the
stacks near the ranch-houses Of the ''ir-
rigation belt" IL . constant source of
wonder to the tourists Eight hundred
and fifty tons have been put intQo
stack.
There are some immense alfalfa farms
in Kern county. The McClurg and the
Rosedale ranches have about three
thousand ave hundred acres each, the
jackson ranch has over seven thousand,
and the Poso ranch above ten thousand
ncres
Tho process Of handling alfalfa on q
large scale II interesting The derrick
and derrick fork are used. The stacks
range from one hundred to four hun
dred feet long. and are usually thirty
feet wide and from twenty five to thir-
ty feet high, and on the extensive
ranches one can often see from fifty
to hundred stacks Of alfalfa In sight
at ono time.
From six to ten teams are kept busy
supplying The derricks, and from sixty
to one hundred tons can be stacked In Q
day. Eight thousand tons have been
stacked in single ranch and fed out TO
live stock.
Cattle, sheep, horses and hogs all
live, to a great extent, on alfalfa. -
| Youths Companion.
A Model Railway.
The Burlington Route, O., B. q @. r X
operates z 600 miles OF road, with termini in
Chicago, ST. Louis, St. Paul, Omaha, Kansas
City and Denver. For speed, safety, COM
It has no equal Tho Burlington gains new
patrons, but loses none.
THE owls reputation for wisdom Is quite
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war-locks.


Compared with the long ages of ul-
kempt savagery, the era of hair-clip-
ping implements is but of yesterday,
and Prof. Konrad, of Munich, suggests
that the futtering scnlp-mane Of a
primitive warri may have served the
purpose of striking terror into the hearts
Of his enemies, The Semites and eau.
casians may thus have secured their
start in life in the struggle for exist
ence against their svool-headed rivals,
and there is no doubt that the plan Of
the protective contrivance in question
is quite in keeping with the business
methods of nature. The bristlipg fur
Of an enraged wildcat adds atleast one,
fourth to its apparent size, and the ap.
pearance of hostile savage, with his
top-knot standing ON end, might be ap
pr,ximatciy realized by teaching name
baboon (Cynocephalus geladn) to march
on his hind legs The Voice.
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IT ispositively hurtful to use ointment for
skin diseases. Use Gienn's Sulphur Soap
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, SOC.
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SAVED A LIFE.
How an American Boy Won Fame
at French School

J P P e R was
over in the col
lege of Sainte
b a r b e. The
lessons for the
next day were
o II prepared.
and the boys
w g r e getting
ready for bed.
A merry ! o t
they were | n
the preparatory
department. this
year; nearly all
were French, of
C o u r s e, with
here and there
a little English
man fromacross
the channel. and
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MUST not be confounded with common cath.
artc or purgative pills. Carriers Little Liv-
or Pills are entirely unlike them In every re-
spect. One triatwill prove their superiority.
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TEAcHER-s' Johnny, does a hen lie an
eggn Johnny-"No, ma'am; the grocery
man lies; the hen lays One Is fresh and
the other isn't n--W ashington Star.
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IT is very rare man who can tell the diff
ference between woman who wants to bs
friendly with him and a women who want,
to fiirt with hin. -Atchison Globe.
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GIRLS should bear In mind that hauling
young men over the Goals does not tend to
make them pop. Detroit Free Press.
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REVOLUTION gives chance for changes.
When streets are turned upside down the
mud gets ON top N O. Picayune.
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TINE bIggest things In Indla--elephants =
Mail and Express.
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If the small boy who runs away to e
swimming doesn'tmake clean breast Of i
while he's in the water he won't when h,
gets out Buffalo Express.
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!. An alligator is an animal which leads ,
lazy, indolent life, has nothing to do but en-
and sleep, yet cannot be said TO have sof
.'snapn
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THE farmers wife who trades goose
feathers pays down for what she GETS Ell
mira Gazette
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FORGIVE and forget Is all very well, but,
II your enemy forgets, it does not matter
very much whether he forgives or not -
Somel'villo Journal
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-Coachman ITO benighted foot pas.
senger) -.Waat cab, STRIP ssNo,
I'm only going Il couple OF blocks z
Coashman lotto voice THE fool!
Did ne suppose WANTED 10 take. him TO
The other eud Of townl Le DialJe
Aiacureux
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A MATTER of mo- consequence-refusal
OF an offer of marriage
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A wELicRoBNDED sentencc--round rugged
rocks ragged rascals ran riotously,- Mail
and Express.
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On the stage but no actors--omnibus
drivers Mail and Express.
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Jusr rolls over the grass-the lawr
mower.
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both Sides Of the Question. SO on
know what my daughters voice is. ;
said Third street two-fisted woman Il
the leader Of y choir uptown, who was
looking for 4 SINGER. Eyes, madam,
he said, sub,nissiely. II should say
% I Yes. madam, he continued
braeip;s UP, AMI may say that alss
know what il ism !. - Dstroit Free Pxess
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THE owls reputation for wisdom Is quite
simple in its origin. Even men are wiser
the next morning after they have been out
all night. --Philadelphia Times.
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CHEAP RAIN GAUGE.

It Has Been Used with Considerable Sue
cess In Australia.
The accompanying engraving shows
sectional view of rain.gauge, of
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Nor . periodlcal- the powder magazine.
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TAKES all the degrees temperature.
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A rLr-trap-the dog cart-Puc'r,
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A Model Railway.

The Burlington Route, G., B. Il @. R r.
operates z, 900 miles OF road, with termini In
Chicago, ST. Louis, St. Paul, Omaha, Kansas
City and Denver. For speed, safety, com
fort, equipment, track, and efficient service
It has no equal. Tho Burlington gains new
patrons, but loses none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
ryryrIryG 4 MEMORIAL TABLET.

Additional int rest given yesterday TO me ann''
versary services in Agness Roman Catholic Churcn'
East Forth.thlrdst by the unyeiling OF aoes oi "A
marble in memory OF the Rev. Henry {. Nacdo"eu hs
80. ,,s,or ., the church An unusually large eongre.
cation attended and during part OF the mass se''ra '
children dressed in white and with garlands OF roses upon
their heads went with wicker baskets ana ok w
coIIecton Pontincal ceebrs'sd at III O'Clock
~, ,ha pey Dr Alfred A.. Curtis Roman Catholic Bishop.
OF Wilmington Del with whom were the Rev Dr. henaFd
brennan pastor Holy Innocents' Church ~ Assistants
priest; the Rev. DR.. Henry A. Prat poster oi ~ W
iumhus Church as deacon the Rev Dr. W. H. pesnsn'
subdcacon and the Benny Newey master OF cers'
monies The Rev Z. L. ChapeIle. rector OF st Mathews
Church Washington ID. C., preached special musieh
programme arranged In the evening large eone's'
o,ion was ais present The rector the Rev. DR.. Henry
A Braun presided solemn yespers, and the Rev DR..
J. J. Dougherty, Of the Protecory for Dest'
tue Children Mount Loretto, Staten Island. preached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
IN cr1E8BATE BURNs,s BIRTHDAY.

The New.York Scottish Socetys celebration OF Robert
np,ns,. birthday which will place this evening In
Cbckering Hail. will be In the form Of an entertainment
called "A NIcht WI Scotland and Buns" The poets
life in Ayrshire. Edinburgh and in Dumes will be
Illustrated by song recitation, picture and As all
the performers will be Scotch thee will be mangng
or clipping OF the Doric and lack OF the 'perferydum
ingenium A" without which woman born can do
Justice TO the aud Scots songs and the immortal memory
Of Robert Burns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
IN MEMORY OF FAITHFUL WORKER

It was not surprising IN consideration Of the many
important Offices which Henry II. Webster hllcd In
Young Mems Christian Association work during the last
fifteen years. that large audience OF young men
gathered az Association Hall yesterday afternoon 70 do
reyerenee 10 his memory Addresses made by Cleveland
H. Dodge Professor J. I. Goodwin Csphas Branerd.
J. L. wnkie. William L. Dodge. Richard c. Morse ard
r. X. McBr-~.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26

This trophy without doubt the finest one shot for
in the National Guard in this state. IL is know! as
~, III. odenherg Horn The score made by Company
IL OF / O56 points. breaks the record rhe former
record was O53, made by Company ID last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
SEVENTH REGIMENT RIFLE CLUB.
,EsI1T OF THE THREE POSITION MATCH AT

RESULT OF THE THREE POSITION MATCH AT
THE ARMORY SATURDAY NIGHT.
rhs Three Position match which was shot on the
7th Regiment armory range saturday evening was
the first match Of its kind which has been shot
ON the 7th Regiment range. The distances were 100,
300 and 500 yards. five shots at each distance Many
Of the men were kept By the reception given by
rho veterans OF the regiment at their clubhouse. There
warn ninety.slN entries: The score wa, rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26

Troply will begin tonight and Will last three days
At the first competition, IN November, Complain u
polnts OF the record Of G26 points, made by Company
< on January 81, 1890 The teams are composed Of
fen men from each company and each man mas iour
teen shots 200 yards and seven ut 900 yai1>
The following Is the result Of the competition lor
tho Kemp Trophy, which has been in progress Tor Two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26

There are prizes which were won by the five men at
the head OF the list. The scores under 10 are not
given.
The following men have won sharpshootels' medal,
during the last week: