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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
NEW TELEGRAPH LINES.
4 scheme That Is Nearly Ready for Con-
summation.

4 scheme That Is Nearly Ready Tor Con-
summation.
The plan for building Z telegraph system
between the different exchanges of the
country is almost ready for presentation,
saws the Wall Street News. The idea orig
mated in Chicago. and the Board of Trade
OF that city has the matter in hand and is
urging it forward with all possible speed.
Mr. d l.. Richardson. who Is the chairman
of the committee appointed TO formulate
the scheme for the building of such a SyS-
ten. in an interview reported the progress
that has thus lar been made. He said:
The illness of Mr.. Phelps, an active
member of our committee, has somewhat
delayed Us. but, nevertheless, if his recOv-
cry is speedy and if illness does not again
interfere. we shall very soon present our
plan to the Board of Trade for adoption or
rejection ! think that the subscription
lists will very soon be open. Considering
the fact that the members OF the committee
have been kept unusually busy attending to
their own affairs, the committee has, l
think, made good progress. We have been
agreeably surprised with the favor
with which our advances have
been met by the outside eX-
changes where we have had correspondence,
but Particularly gratitied at the interest
shown in our plan by trained investors.
who looked al the venture simply from
money -lldhllV SldHull o4Lll. - WIZ pLOO-
ably surprise the majority of persons in
tercsted with us or against us TO learn that
the building of the line is assured; that it
is now simply question of how we want it
built and whether or not we wish it built
for us or wish 10 build it ourselves. There
are responsible people who stand ready to
contract to build it for Us under conditions.
We are also gratitiei to lind that the lines
can be contracted for at less per mile or at
less il the aggregate than we had counted
upon We have gone upon the theory that
the best plan is for the exchanges TO build
ii themselves and to keep the control of it
themselves The scheme contemplates lines
between Boston. Philadelphia. Providence,
New York. Buffalo, Albany, Detroit, To-
ledo. Chicago. St. Paul, Duluth and such
intervening cities IS are convenient and
profitable TO take in. We have found that
experts agree with US that the lines would
be very profitable. The little line between
Chicago and Milwaukee showed that the
making part of the telegraphic busi-
ness is between the commercial exchanges.
That constitutes the bulk OF the business.
1t furnishes the profits to the companies"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08

LONDON, April 7.-Advices received here
from several of the principal capitals OF
Europe show that the political situation on
the continent is regarded as serious by
leading statesmen and diplomats. Several
significant moves have been made during
the past few days. The action of the Rus
sian authorities in doubling the strength
of the Russian forces in Nolhinia is
gravely discussed in the capitals of the va
rious countries. The greatest activity pre-
walls among the troops garrisoning the
principal fortified places in France. The
troops are being continually drilled in the
usual military tactics, and in addition they
have been subjected to a series of sudden
night alarms. betaking the approach of the
enemy, in order to test their ability to rap
idly respond to call 10 repel fee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
WALDO GOES SOUTH.
He VIII stop at Fort Worth Upon His
Return.

Return.
YESTERDAY General Traffic Manager Waldo
of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas went
south, having in company some New Norh
gentlemen financially interested in the road.
Upon their return they Will stop in this
city. ano the packing house matter Will
probably be taken up
In this connection il is as well to state the
attitude of the company III regard 10 the
packing house and the claim of s.. 20 that
was rejected BY the railroad company.
They say the contract for the shipment of
hogs was made under an open tariff with
the Missouri Pacific. This line contracted
TO deliver them at Wagner to the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, and did tender the ship
ment. Owing 10 the Red river bridge be-
ing out the company could and would not
accept any shipments of livestock or perish
able freightidnd had notified connecting lines
to that effect. The shipment was refused
and was delivered in this city by the Texas
aud Pacific. Under the ordinary laws gov
eIning common carriers the packing house
had recourse upon the line making the con-
tract and whose bill of lading It held. The
stock was never on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas tracks. no contract for its hand
ling or delivery had been made by the road
aud il holds that it is in no wise response
Bile for the dead hogs in the run OF the
shrinkage in the live ones. Had the ship
meut been accepted by the Missouri. Kan
/ sas and Texas and the loss and damage
occurred by reason Of the stock being III
its possession, recourse could have been
had in all probability on the company. AS
the matter now stands the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas holds il is neither legally or
morally responsible, and that the packing
house people should have filed the claim
with the lire upon which the stock oIigi-
mated Under the circumstances 1t does
not believe il IS at all justified III making any
effort 10 adjust matters rs the packing
house people seem determined TO give it no
business under any circumstances until its
I'M -. 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
Cut Rates TO the Seaboard.

kansas CITY, Mo, April The Smpe-
tition among the fast freight lines to secure
shipment from Topeka of thirty cars OF
-four to London and European ports. has re-
suited in a cut rate to the seaboard. One
line cut cents under the regular
rates. and another line, lake and rail line.
cut cents. Then the Empire line slipped
in and met the latter cut by an alirail
route II captured the business and the
fast freight line men say this is only a
sample of cut rates to the seaboard, regular
rate being an exception.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08

which will swell earnings this year. How
about rates WAL Street News.
W J. Doherty of the Santa Fe is out of
the city.
Thomas ". Lee, formerly assistant gen.
eral passenger agent of the Union Pacific
at Portland, is in the city.
H P Hughes. assistant general passen-
ger agent Of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway is in the CITY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
Territory Whisky Cases.

ARpMoRE, 1. T., April I'm United
Watson of Mimmsville was held under $500
bond for introducing and selling whisky in
the Indian Territory, and I. G. Richardson
of Ardmore was held for the same amount
in one charge, with five other whisky
charges against him. The pair will be
taken to Paris tonight by Deputy Marshal
DuggeE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
A Strike on the Burlington.

LINCOLN, NEE, April Thirty Bur
lington Switchmen went on a strike this
morning and eight t"ainnen We're dis
charged for sympathizing with them. Ten
non-union switchmen have been employed
thus far, and they hope TO fill all vacancies
by tomorrow 1t is probable the strike
may become general.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
Held for Murderous Assault.

SpeSlaI 70 inc NIAZtIIt-
ARDMoRE, L T. April deputy Mar
shall John Strickland brought in to-day
Charles McFisher from the wild Horse
country, who was arraigned before Com
missioner Fleming on the charge of assault
with attempt 20 murder Jack McClain in
that neighborhood on the 9TH of last March.
McFTsher and McClain became involved in
dispute over line fence, when McFisher
procured revolver and fired several shots
at McClain without hitting him. On &C
count of the absence of an important GOV
eminent witness the case was SaRnted
until April Il. s.zszkE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
Commercial Attaches,

PARIS, April The French government
viii appoint to ali its embassies anG legations
abroad commercial attaches, whose duties
will be the study of the commercial rela-
lions of the country to which they are sent
and they viii be expected at all times to be
ready to make any Investigation or answer
any question concerning the commercial
affairs of the country they reside in.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08

The various stories concerning the two
parties eliminated in report yesterday
that the marriage with Mrs. O'Shea, would
not take place, Us Parrell had already been
married to another lady. Astonishment
was increased to-day BY the rumor that the
lady in question is the daughter of Mrs.
O'Shea, and that the marriage took place
in secret, because, among other reasons.
the young lady was 4 ward in chanrery.
The latter story rapidly spread in the lobbies
of the house OF commons to-day, and IS
eagerly and variously discussed, but it
finds few believers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
A Rate Meeting Postponed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 7.-On account OF
the absence of some of its members the
meeting of the rate committee of the South
eastern railway and steamship association
TO consider the matter of rates on lumber
from Texas was postponed until tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
Expelled from Bulgaria.

SOFIA, April IN. Sochorakopf head of
the Russian agency here, who was accused
OF having sent threatening letters to Prince
Ferdinand and his mother, Princess Glenn
entine, and to NJ Greascof, minister of for
eign affairs, has been expelled from Bull
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
JOHN j. INGALLS,
SAYS He VIII Not jaw Back" to a Woman,
But VIII Talk Crops.

Special to The Gazette.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April John. J. In
gals was seen regarding the charge Of Mrs.
Lease last Saturday evening, in which she
virtually accused the ex-senator of bribery.
Mr.. ingalls, said he had been in public life
and on the earth too long to enter into a con-
troyerSy with female. Further than that
he refused TO say . word on the subject, but
said he was ready to talk about the crop
prOSpeCts OF the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08

BUDA PEsTH, April 7.-Pester Lloyd pub
fishes an article to-day, stating that, ac-
cording TO semi-offciaI news, which has
been received from Berlin. the general Eu-
ropean situation is regarded in the Ger
man capital as threatening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
WAR ACTIVITY.
Europe Trembling With War
Excitement.
EXPELLED FROM BULGARIA.
The Russian Agent at Sofia Compelled to
Leave the Country on Account of
Threatening Letters to Ferdi-
nand-French Commerce.
No Effect on the Market.

LONDON. April THE Alarmist's re-
ports, circulated in regard TO the political
situation, did not have much effect on the
continental courses to-day. At the opening
the feeling was unsettled, but the markets
closed firm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
HOUSTON AHO TEXAS GENITAL.
NiPPEO IN THE BUD.
sherman Prisoners Planning Escape Are
Dctected-&rrcsted for Bigamy.

Special TO the Gazette.
SHrEMAy. Tn. April Taller O'Cana-
han discovered IN attempt being made
recently 10 overpower the guards Al the
last round At night. and gave them = lee
tlre, last evening, warning them against
the attack.
Charlie Can.reu was brought 10 the city
this afternoon on charge OF bicamy. He
gave Constable Whitside i bluff, having 4
shotgun. but the officer closed in on him
With a Winchester, threatening 10 kill him,
aud he surrendered without further trouble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
Parnell, Are You Married.

LONDON, April THE relations of Par
nell and Mrs. O'Shea have been rendered
more mysterious than ever by recent re-
ports. No declaration yet has been made
by Parnell himself, or by any person
authorized to speak for either person con-
cerned that they are to be married when "A
divorce is made absolute. That period is
now near at hand, and friends Of both are
anxious that the ambiguous situation should
In ..ln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
TABLE OF DISTANCES

The following table shows The distances from
Fort " Orth OF some OF the important points IN
Is well - cuts de Of Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
Tail Lights.

The Texas Pacific is reported to have
nsde SONS fat contracts with shippers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08

ST LOUIS, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS.
Arrive. Leave.
s.I5ll ul..... Memphis ESDresS..... so =. IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
FORT WORTH AND DENVER.
GrLF- COLORADO AND SANTA FE

Arrive. NOHTHBDCSD. Leave.
liza III .......... 40 ludailr...... .. ll:45 Ii.
JJ.t,J j. II --- No. % daily. &C.. 1905 n.
SuUTHFuU&D
s5n TYl....... No. ] daily ..... SO Q.
. p. ul....-... SO . Ga-- ..-----.. 3,t1 p IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
FORT WORTH AND RIO GRANDE.
EoHr woNrH - NEw oRLEANs.

Arrive Leave.
40 r--.--.. Tort North......... 2.Uy .. IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-08
WEATHERFCRD, MINERAL WELLS AND
NnNIIIM ESTEEN RAILWAY.

The trains OF this line make direct connection
with tho 1.Nas and Pacific railway trains Nos.
2 g. 4auI lpaf WcuttrTfuTu- leaving urt Worth
Va Texas and Pacific railway AID arriving at
b neral Wells Al. .yUoT--
The sun., 1891-06-08
r.. slam ssr.a a. HI. Fo.s.

Al the door of an auction store on Fulton
ayenue. Brooklyn very stout and tall young
colored man is posted during the sales. to
shout In stentoran tones to the passing crowd
Invitations to "step right In. now" and get
such bargains as were never offered before.
Yesterday either the ennervating heat. or his
own misguided efforts to cool himself over
came tho man. His words flowed drowsily
from his lips. and at last their sound ceased ~
vide open. His massive head dropped upon
iiis broad shoulder, and, standing AS rlgidly
upright as trooper. without leaning against
anything. the negro slept.
A laughing throng OF spectators soon stood
In front OF him, and a man who was smoking
ing throat The Oolored man eouRhed and
awoke. His last uttersnce before ~ III HI
first Words on opening his eyes were: Your
own prices. ladies and gents. Stop right 10"
he wondered why the crowd laughed So
The sun., 1891-06-08
Pepper,nx Pigeons at Newark.

The monthly shoot Of tho Newark Gun Club was held
Saturday instead Of next Thursday Tho contest took
place OH John Erbs grounda. sThe biris were good
10. throughout Each shot At tsp ys birds under
modirsd birmingham rues for club prszss In order
to give It double interest osrh put S. an hs pot
and shot for II. Tho result wHs: : ~ FH
Hedden, 80 yards. 10: HrsintnalL 2s yardA io Rein.
ySrds. a. Hsmino IS yards u Hollis - yards b. Per.
nient % yards .; Glass ~ yards T. Castle, NJ yards
!: Kosgel; 2s yarns First and second monies we're
In an sixhtbi sweep s. entry Hollis and Kosgsi
took frst inoney clean scoIs second tie on
seven Kills each between Hedden. Jones' Castle
Freintnai Erb and. Perment Iedden. BreintnalI and
Perm.n They finally divided after each killed thir-
b Faifofd did not appear on the grounds Saturday
70 shoot his match wish Frank Class.
The sun., 1891-06-08
BONES BROKEN BY MUSCLES.
Not Many Cases Like That OF Mrs. Brent
"A Prenchesss Accident.

Not Many Cssos Like That OF Mrs. Brent
"A Prenohsrss Accident.
Medical records show few cases OF tho break.
ing Of strong bones by muscular contraction.
The case OF Mrs. Lizzie Bront' who died In
Paris, KY. last Tuesday. from the fracture Of
her thigh bones by spasmodic reaction OF the
muscles, is the only one known to the hospital
authorities hero which has resulted fatally.
DR.. Lewis A. Sayre told Sun reporter on
Wednesday that only two cases OF the kind had
come to bis notice. One was whom he was q
senior in the College OF Physicians and Sur
geons. A stalwart negro was before the class
one morning at an interesting CLINIC. HIS
right humerus was broken IN tho middle. He
said that he was Methodist preacher at
Shiloh meeting houae and had been exhorting
on the previous Sunday morning. This wasin
1912. As he brought bis fist down upon the
pulpit he felt something. crack In his arm. Ho
Was taken to the hospital and the bone was set.
DR. Sayre recalled the case OF boy who
threw q stone in Clinton place. In 1865. with
the same result. A short time ago Wall street
6rokor was taken. home with bis knee cap
broken transv ersely.. after q powerful kick:
The four muscles above the bone pulled 1t
sway from the big tendon below. The fraction
oi rhe pstellS is moro frequent. and sometimes
restlits from spasms or convu!stons. Dr. Sayre
thourht that Mrs. Brent would not have died
II the bones had beer properly SGT when they
wer0 ilr6t broken.
The sun., 1891-06-08

key doesn't shrink or withdfaw her tail. She
means until the claws are Withdrawn and then
gently pats the kitten on the back. II anybody
attempts to take hold Of the kitten tho mon
and carries it beyond reach. Tho monkey has q
husband who t"ok violent dislike to the kit
ton and tried to kill 1t several times. The fe-
male monkey defended her foster child with
great feroclly AMI the male was removed to
another cage.
Two prizes are offered in each class-the first
q silver cup. the second a medal The cat
which is declared to be the best OF al. wins for
its mistress handsome gold watch. Then
est cat. the handsomest cat. the homeiiest cat.
tho finest Angora. the finest coon cat the larg..
family. tho blackest cat, the whitest. cat, the
oldest cat. tho best trick cat. and the most
curious freak cat. After tho judges have de-
cided ,upon the winners. the mem mbership in the
cats viii be carefully preserved and improved.
and blooded animals can be secured by mem-
are purchased Of a dealer. In the course OF q
few years the association will be able to give n
certificate Of birth and breeding with each kit
ten recorded In lis books.
The sun., 1891-06-08
BLACK CHAPEL WIPED OUT.
Respectable Dwellings and Stores to Ro-
place tho InnAmous Resort.

Respectable Dwellings and Stores to Re-
place tho Infamous Resort.
BLACK Chapel has been wiped out OF exist
ence. This was the name OF what was for years
ono OF the most notorious spots In the town.
It was row OF dilapidated wooden houses
over quarter of q century old. at the north
west corner Of Seventh avenue and Twenty
seventh street hundred negro women Of
bad character lived In the row. and
gave TO it its name. Their orgies we're
a constant scandal They robbed their vic
Tins with impunity. They danced the ean-can
in the streets at night. and congregated IN tho
low saloons that were clustered around the
ronkeries.
When Capt Cross took command Of tho
.Thirty-sevonth street squad" he personally
ordered these tenantsto quit In two days ths
coilected their rents found it next 70 impossi-
bio to get respectable people to hire the old
buildings. and week ago the whole row wa.
torn down. It Ia to DO replaced by q row of
brick tenements and stores. .
The sun., 1891-06-08

AT tho Glenmors Rod ana Gan Clubs next monthly
shoot A. EppiR will give handsome piece 9: silver
plate TO the winner
The Consy Island Rod and Gun Club win hold meet
ing at l5S Lawrence street Brooklyn this evening The
team will DO nnAly selected for next Thursday.
T. Garrison Of the Fountain Gpn Club will shoot
match at l0) live birds AGAINST j. Ernst Of Rye leach
at woodswn Park next Thursday morning 6or SIOO .
side.
Tho Interstate team for Thursdsy next II O. W.
BlauvciI J. u. Van ripper g. Madison, 4. P6.tsr G.
Fisher and probably, J. II. Lake.
The match belwen L. r. Davenport Of the Fountain
Gun Club and Lsibinger Of the Consy Island ROD and
rules for sum not to- exceed loo Is likely take
place at Dexter Park after June 10
Tho Fountain Gun Club he'd II meeting SATURDAY.
night f.t the pnrgo.e OF electing nice President Ia
mously elected and j, y. Orr WAS eieoted trustee
Ths dsisEation 70 attend tho new York stats Cenvsn
". williAms Ben West l. !. Davenport and A Pafdy.
Richmond trophy
The sun., 1891-06-08

In the tine T hays s 5asps
Two two year. .oids. at i've furlonss. and the Fleet
wood Stakes for thTee-vear-olds; q a mile. be;
later on. Tomorrow tho Larchmont Stakes
for wo-year-olds, at six furlongs. and the La
Sss1 F s @ w he viii b.
the All. Breeze Stakes: .s. tor all ages, at
ntoncs ana the s seimS9nt nS srts sakss
year old hllies. and the Throes's Neck Stakes.
STAY aMn 9s Ss HS Sa
be by 3hs BoWns Broak
and the Anticipation Stakes.for o-year-olds.
IN s'1 the ''SanN van Mes. stakes to-day Mars that
great disappointment SO far, whom Wyndham
hold st. Florian In his work. is the top weight.
He won one race at Grayeseni. but was never
sss .y and Il s saa hn4aS h dtye G The tbs
colt up to his field with whip and spur Exotic.
hs as 1ad sreMay na sas a
and Al, jam have never started; Bismarck
Gnsl; ts s si% wi Wiz haIay de: Sat SalItS: a y
IHnfs Laugh as I%'er ISr second '' 0"' 70 WI"
II would be Idle to aIalyze the chances Of
every candidate In the Fleetw9od S stpses h ior
kusss and PcknGkeri %i., Amessncs and
as eHs ae"yy ES9 as Ps' ,eS%
to dry so%g aRd
Stsk hs eots Go h
sse j. boeIo sna Waass ssor ans ooa
their Work. and % as Territer beat PietnicSer it
sholll Is n, no trick to pick the winner OF the
Gonestreet WI scarcely start in the openlne
race a. R;k surlones and the race should d.! l'e
Waioott having an outside chance. This geld
ing has lot Of speed %oId mnd Is Que to win
Hypatiea at 90 pounds. and there Is no denying
in % dry .o Going Tho Judge ran . great race with
frontennc few days ago. and Raceland acted acted
az S he would de oas
'nS 81 Ses 9Ss Siptsen % tvoyearods named to star.
nuds II hs aHe %e
the % %Sonditions q the race. she should carry ii5
ssyn sSod n ts: ~ hsanS SSs
may win, witt. Ninone; an especially good per-
former in mud, second
all re prominent At the finish. h.
dsy %ss e
same at Grsyesend and sheepshead Bay.
Raceeoers will not know Sheepshead whom
,This 4 ~ programme in detail for to-day at
First Racs-Frse wslterwsiGht handicap sweep.
u asel.psd aGs os WIN SIX
The sun., 1891-06-08

IA. De Ribas of Boston. This cat y natu::
With as much zcst and understanding OF what
is wanted as though he were human. He Is
n remarkable Intelligence. The pictures. show
how gracefully, he poses. and he will hold any
muscle. The photographs are time exposures
OF fully twelve seconds each. Aside from bis
histrionic ability. this cat does innumerabe
a bar or roll over at command. He will jump
through z paper.coyered hoop and also
hands walks on his hind legs. and catches .
bnl! with certainty that would interest Buck
Ewing.
named Joe Quinn. He thinks nothing Of
clearing bar 81 feet from the floor. Nearly
oasy to see. however. that they don't have to
The sun., 1891-06-08
A Mig Tennis Tournament.

WASHINGTON. June 7.-The NTH annual tournament OF
the Southern Tennis Association will be held at
wtmingtcu. DEL. commencing June Ia All entries
must be in Secretary shsibley's hands In washinRton
by June ls Prizes will bs awarded TO winners OF rss
and second places singles and doubleA the winner OF
the singles to play A. II. g. Post OF Baltimore for the
championship of the South There viii .:o Y & BE- con.
10 players beaten IN their firat match In singles
Among the OF Warrington who intend to enter
TF. harden Jules wooicn, Charles !, lMeCa.lsy.
Orris Hroxn Z. ii. Chambers Walter aud b. Kennon.
John C. Davidson, and IL. Is. Grown.
The sun., 1891-06-08
shooting Fixtures This Week.

The prominent trap shooting contests set down for Q
decision this week follows:
MondNy-Iong Island SportsmAn's Club blue rocks
Dexter Park fremont Dun Club blue rocka PArkvils.
l. l. :.
Park: Atlantic Roa and Gun Club, blue rocks Cons5
Island =.
birds, Wo ,dlawn Park L l.; Parkway Rod and Gun
'TharsdsvHlIntnown Gun Club. live birda Dexter
live birds Wo0dlawn Park. L.
friday-WauTeRAn Dun q uh live btrdA Dexter Park;
Ridaewood Gun tluS Dickslman's Riasswood PARK.
LII
PArkville L. I.