Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05

WcSt-End tun Nluo: "u"p',
grove. Fairlamb, Beveredge. haun9nu. .a
Stannton Gun Club. Wayman. Lowd'
Arcenbricht. Baumgardner, SummeTson.
Lynchburg Gun CLUB; Dornln' Terry
Nelson, Norman. Younger. o...
Richmond Gun Club: McAlpin, Coiquitt.
Miller. Boyd. Epps. Al c..,.
Lambert. Koyner. Wayt, v
Fast End Gun Club Dickinson, krause,
Holman, Mcdowell, White.
TIE sCoBTs.
Tn the shooting in event No. I. 20 sim
clos The scores were: McAlpin. - broke,
frst money: Dorning, II broke. seconu
money. Norman. 10 broke, third money :
Wavman, /; broke, fourth money hpPS'
10 broke. fifth money, oter.
mon. Handsome emblematic gold watch
charm 10 winning teams. The scores were:
Tast-Fnd Gun Club, CT; LyLchburg bun
Ciub m. Staunton Gun Club. GO; west
Tnd Gun Club. 80; Richmond Gun Cluo,
10. Stanton Gun Club No. = %.
Event No. 3-ten singles. sweepstakes-
FIRST money won by Polk Miller second ny
Branch and Wayman; third oy summer,
son. Lowell ColQuitt, krause' b0vu, auu
Dictenson. Irwin. and Stokes; fifth by
White Terry, Younger, Nelson, Lambert.
Hammond, and Epps.
GOT THE RIPLE.
Event No. ten singles, first prize Mar Mar
I'm repeating rifle donated 10y W =; IL
nor second prlze 500 improved ClnaN
ebeil third prize 200 improved Climax
ebclis-first prize won 10y McAlpln; sum
merson and Nelson divided second pre- :
Coloultt. Dickerson, Lowell, Ii. l.. MlIier'
and Norman third prize.
Event No. 5-Prize leather Nictorla
r,,r case. six pair OF birds Tor each marAS-
man. Won 10y James Branch.
THE rIELD-sPoRTs MEDAL.
rvent No. 6-twenty singles, for Virginia
Ticll. Sports AssOciG.ion-Prize emDie-
matte gold watch-charm, value so. won
Event 10. 7-Consolation for marksmen
who had not won anything IN previous
matches. prize \ Winchester repeating rlhe
donated Lv the Watkins hardware Col-
uanv. Won by Mr.. Savillc.
Event 80. s-For Winchester repeating
shot0uu. donated bv Cottrcll, Watkins d
Go -. be SHOT for by those VINO bad not won
prize or first money II any previous
event. Won by James Branch.
The Judges were John Adams, FOLK
Miller. and Messrs. Dorning and Terry.
Major wickham's Picnic.
Few persons eniOved the holiday moro
Yesterday than those WHO attended the
nic-nic civen bv Major Willie Wickham at
bIs farm. Hickory Hill. Hanover county.
The guests werc entertained ~ bcautl-
ful grove and numbered about seventy
five. Among tho Richmond gentlemen
traeept were: 5lcSsrS. Levin JOVhcs.
John /. Grubbs. John W. Fisher, \. Y.
Stokes Jr., John Finders, Jr., Or. Il. J..
franklin, Garland and Ashhy Taylor
The features Of the occasion were the
barbecucs Of mutton, lamb, and shOat,
which were served IN most excellent and
| tempting style and partakcn OF with great
ylro-. The Brunswick stow, cOncoctcd hy
| experienced hands and made with Won
| drous skin. was revelation 10 the post
! bollum plc-nickers. while there were other
| liaulds equally AZ good and quite as popu-
| lar. ~
Tho Richmond guests-about fifty in
number-reachcd the farm at IL o'clock IN
! tie morning and returned to the city
| about $.
To Tarmville and Back.
About forty gentlemen, including repre-
| sentatiVes Of the Committee q Inland
! Trade of the Chamber Of Commerce OF
/ Richmond and Manchester were the guest;
| of Mauarer James A. Werth on an eXcUr
sion over the Iarmylllo and POwhatar
| railroad Yesterday. CommlssiOncr-Oi-Ea
roads HI was expected - 20 along, a
was also the Governor. but tho former
was prevented By the illness Of his daugh-
ter and the latter by other en@ssemcnts
| The party LETT Richmond ri1 the lhclmon.
and Petersburg railroad at $3.50 \. ~. ant
vent u FarnVlllO and back. reaching tn
| city Oh the return trip about O'Clock. a
FarmvIlle they were met by delegation
of citiZens. who took them IN carriage
over the town and to the Lithla Springs
and extended them the cOurtcsles of tn'
place generally. There was no speech
| making. but on the train collation. wa
served. and the keys to the sideboard wer'
in the key-hole throughout the day. Al
who participated IN tho excursion wer'
loud in their praise of the condition %
the road. and the vote was unanimous &
the elect that they had had delightful
Fourth.
Private Picnic.
A delightful picnic was given at Clarke
Pord Yesterday by the members OF IA
Richmond Pleasure Club. Among Ia
voung ladies present were Misses Beesi
Powell, Annie Harlow. Gay Gillian. Plum
mer Noble. jamie Minor, Rcbecca Bigger
Bessie Bigger, florence Pcple, Su1
Tompkirs, and Mamie Randall. The gen
tlemcn who attended were McChestne
Goodall Jesse Clarke, John Rcnuie. Georg
Sharp, Everett Conrad, Mythe Boiling
Parkle Goodall. Rivers Gooda!l, Ldmun
| Christian. Ordway Grady. George Bot
and Hugh Powell. The chaperons wer
Mrs. Goodall, Mrs. Randall, and Nr;
TompkIns.