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Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13

Suit was brought last week for an ac-
count Of the affairs Of the Perrin Land
Company of Arizona and for the appoint
,nent Of receiver to take charge Of the
business and assets pending litigation.
The plaintiff is s. G. Fisher, who, on No
vsmber 20, 1891, purchased one-sixth
interest in the firm from J. NJ. Hogan
with the consent Of tho other partners
At that time the company owned cattle,
horses, wagons and camping parapher-
MALTA in Arizona worth 10000 Fisher
NV complains that Immediately after
his purchase two other partners, w. c.
Land and G. NJ. Bruce, took exclusive
possession Of the books and property OF
the firm and have since prevented him
from obtaining any knowledge OF its bus
mess. They are also said TO have col
iscted large amounts of money and ap
piled them to their own use and refused
to account to the plaintiff for his share OF
the assets. Fisher asks that all the
property OF the firm shall be sold and
that the proceeds be divided among the
partners. +. Chronicle.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13

A New York woman has been making
good thing by having her teeth pulled
by BARRIERS and then informed on them.
The fine for the unauthorized and irreg-
ular pulling Of tooth by any tonsorial
practitioner in that city is $50.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13
SHILOH'S
coNsu N PTIoH
CURE.

The success Of this Great coaKh Cuse >
without parallel In the history Of medicins.
All druggists are Ansharirsd 20 SELL on pos'
itiye guarantee. test that no other ours can
successfuiIy stand. That II nay becoase
tnrxn. thc Proprietor. al aa enormous ex-
pcnxs, are placing sample Bottle Frec into
every home In the United States and Canada.
II you hare Cough. aorc Throat. or Bron-
chiiis, use IL. for Il viii cure you. II your
child has the Group. or whooping Cough. use
Il promptly. and reiieffs sure. u you drad
that insidious disease ConsumpJon. use "
Ask your Druggist for sHILOH's CuhE.
Price 10 cts. 90 cts. and N.O. uyouf Lungs
Are sovc or Back lame, use shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Price % cts. For sale BY al Drus.
e:sts and Dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13

A queer illustration Of British back.
wardneas 10 found in the fact that this
year sees election returns exhibi,ed to
street crowds by the stersopticon for the
first time in London.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13

Glass beads pass As money in parts Of
Africa. In Massai five blue beads will
buy wife, but ten Of them are necessary
TO buy . COW.
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13
A,ascai ExA,sN.

AWsraf Exk,tN
The following 10 = list Of premiums Of
fered by the Albuquerque fair association
for the best exhibits OF ores from New
Mexico and Arizons. All ores wiil be
carried free by the railroad and their safs
return 10 guaranteed by the managers oI
the fair.
The Association has secured the ser.
vices Of Chas. O'Conor Roberts, who
will have charge Of this department, and
under whose supervision the various
collections will be arranged. Persons
sending collections to this department
are assured that when they cannot come
and arrange their collections themselves,
they will be unpacked and arranged by
Mr.. Roberts in person, and will be re-
packed by him when they are returned
to the party sending the collection.
The Association will furnish sll show
cases necessary to display the collections
to the best advantage.
When there 10 but one exhibitor COM
petiDg for q premium, the committee
may award no premium, ON second or
first, as merit may warrant.
In non-competitive awards the COM
mittee must state in writing to the Ex-
ecutive Committee in detail the reason
for awards.
First Second
Best general collection OF
ores from New Mexico
or Arizona Unjust in
clode gold, silver, cop
per, lead, zinc, iron,
etc., ..s...,........ sl25.OO : 5000
Best cabinet collection OF
ores belonging in New
Mexico or Arizona,
(awaTd to be determ-
ined by varity, rarity,
richness. arrangement,
etc, of specimens) 49,. 5000 $500
Best display OF gold ore
from any ono mine,
not less than 25 pounds 300
Best exhibit Of dry silver
ores from any one mine,
not less than 100 pounds 300
Best exhibit Of lead-silver
carbonate ores from
any one mine, not iess
than 200 pounds .. 25.0O
Beet exhibit OF fuxing
iron ores from any one
mine, not less than
200 pounds ........ $500
Best exhibit OF copper
ores from any one mine
not less than 100
pounds s........ 200
Best exhibit Of tin ores
from New Mexico or
Arizona, not less than
10 pounds 80. .. 1000
Best exhibit OF anthracite
coal from sny mine in
New Mexico, not less
than 500 pounds ~ 1000
Best exhibit OF bitumin.
ous coal from any
mine in New Mexico,
not less than 500
pounds ....... 1000
Best exhibit Of fire brick
manufactured in New
Mexico or Arizona, not
less than 100 rounds 1000
Best exhibit Of onyx or
marble from New Mex
leo or Arizona, not less
than 100 pounds - 1000
sest exhibit OF tiling or
drain pipe manufac-
tured in New Mexico
or Arizona .. 1000
n
Mohave County miner., 1892-08-13

In the search for the body OF the boy
drowned at Springfield. Mimi, the
sesrchers adopted plan proposed by
one Of the party, which was to tie up a
loaf Of rye bread in the lost ones shirt
and sss il adrift in the water above the
place where the lad was drowned, the
theory being that the loaf would float
until 10 the vicinity Of the body. The
plan was tried and hundred or more
people, says our informant, watched the
package float down the stream until at q
certain point it began circling around,
and they watched it intently for five
minutes or more, when suddenly it sank
out Of sight. And now comes the in
teresting part Of the experiment the
body was afterward found within few
iest Of the spot.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
ON TIE ROAD TO FAME.
Bright Young Girls at the Art Stu
'- dents League.
(Copvrioht,)


NEW York, April 23.-For thorough in
struction in tho different branches of art
there are two great institutions in this city.
From all over the country the girls come to
these two schools, viz: The Art Students
League and the Art School at Cooper
Union. They take raw material and from
it turn out after several years hard work
many good artists, some Of whom
have made regulations for them
selves. For some information in regard to
the schools l betook myself to the Cooper
Unn; but the clerk there, Miss NJ. A. Vim
ton seemed disinoliued to favor me with
information regarding the girls that l saw
flocking in. And as they were SO carefully
guarded from the contamination of the
public eye to such an extent, indeed, that
even a reporter was refused admittance to
the sacred precincts of their study room, l
withdrew myself from these unwelcome
portals and sought the brighter and more
hospitable ones of the Art Students League.
Here there was no dearth of welcome.
Horace Bradley, the director of the league,
received me kindly and seemed glad TO put
me in the way of securing the desired in
formation.
Forward forever forward is the watch
| work Of the Art Students League.in this
city. People ask us when we are going
TO graduate disdaintully remarked one of
a group of girls that belong TO the morning
life class. las if we ever did that. We
simply go on and on and on, working harder
than ever, and staying right in the league
all the time. We wouldn't part from the
dear old place for all the world" And
| they're all just as much in earnest. In the
| course of Mr.. Bradley's talk with ME, be
said; BE sure you correct the popular no.
ton that art students are INDECENT, and
dreamy, and Indifferent. For II isn't true,
at least not IN this school. Ali of our
students come fired with lofty zeal and
ambition, and soon settle down to hard
work. In spite of discouraging and harsh
criticism, they stick at it and work
harder than ever" He told
me good deal about the
classes, and then introduced me to some of
the girls in the Morning Life" This,
was oonhdentially informed by one of its
members, is the crack class. Perhaps the
Afternoon Life had it been there to hear,
] would not baye assented very heartily 10
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
MIILIN cry.

Once more we bring this Department be-
fore the uotice of the ladies of Savannah.
This is the season OF the year that the minds
OF the fair sex eagerly turn to thoughts Of
-ro-not 1ove-but OF New Hats, Bonnets
etc. Our assortment OF Pattern Hats, which
comprises all the latest and newest shapes,
is admitted by all to be the finest display
ever seen in this city. This Department,
under Nine. Desbouillons' management,
has made rapid strides forward, and now
bears comparison with any Millinery con.-
Germ outside of New York. Courteous at
tention is given to all who honor US with a
visit. We invite inspection of our new line
of late arrivals.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
The A. J. Miller Company,
HI Broughton Street.
THE SEX OF A PICTURE.
A Womsn's Portrait That Heretofore
Passed as That Of Male Hero.

Passed as That OF ha4e heEo'
From the London Piccudhy,
Change of sex rarely take place in these
prosaio days, and / much question whether
q well-authenticated instance has been
recorded since the NEUROLOGICAL era. How
ever, a very close approach to this strange
reversal of natures decree Is reported from
Versailles. In one Of the famous SALES des
Marechaux that form part OF the historic
gallery is q portrait that represents some,
what effeminats parsonage IN MEDIEVAL
castume. and has. ever since the collection
was formed borne the name OF Jean de
Montluc, marshal Of France In l594, and
natural son of the Dominican monk who
served Francis !. and Henry II. in the char
acter Of diplomAtist.
Within me last few days closer investiga'
tions have resulted in the discovery that
the canvass has no claim 20 its masculine
tltle, and it will hencetorth be labeled as
the eff1gy OF Romeo dc Clerfnont d Amboise,
wife OF the aforesaid warrior: For q cent
fury this gallant lady has held her place
among tbs heroes of Frapes and no one has
been an: Tffa wiser. -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

Headache
Ina.gestion, Biiousness
Dyspepsia
And all Stomach Troubles
Are cured by
P. P. P.
[Priekly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium.
P. P. P. Is sure cure for rheumatism, syphl-
lis, scrofula blood Ipoison, blctches, pimplee,
ard all skin and blood diseases.
Csncerous sore OF face, years OF skin trouble,
glanduar swelling, sufferer renders thanks to
P. P. ?. for its great cureS.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
Ladies' Blazers.

We have one lot White Striped Blazer
Jackets at 75c.. one lot Blue aud Black
Striped, ALL Wool, Blazers at 81 so, one
big bargain lot Ladies' Navy Blue Blazers
at 81 IS, value for So 90. We are making
startling reductions in Blazers, and invite
inspection.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
Boys Clothing.

We have a nobby line of Boys Long
Pant Suits, from IA to IS years, at 81 so,
S. 90, Sc 90, 81 90, IS 90, $40 90 and sl2 90.
We have complete line of Boys Sailor
Suits, in Blue, Gray and Brown Shades,
sizes TO 10 years, 81 50 to S. co.
Special sale of Boys" Cotton Suits. sizes
to IL; for this week only we offer them at
600.
See our Boys School Suits, sizes to 10.
we'll made. reduced from 50 % to 81 SO.
They are a bona fide bargain. Boys Wash
Suits, sizes ~ to 5 years, at 81 rs, 81 so,
81 rs. See our Boys and Girls Refers
sizes ~ to years, from SO so to "a 80. Full
line Boys Long Pants, sizes IA to IS, at
81 90, 81 so, 81 Is. 50 90. SO so. So 90.
Boys Knee Pants at 25c., 35c, Soc, 75c
and 81 90. Boys Shirt Waists at 15c., 25c.,
$780,, Soc, 75c.
Our distribution of Boys Bicycles is still
going on. If you are lucky you may get
one this week. Our terms of distribution
are the most liberal ever known.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
Headache

Hoods Pills cure Sick Headache.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

No other SarssparillA has the merit by
which Hoods Sarsaparilla has won such q
firm hold upon the confidence Of the people.
No other combines the economy and
strength which make 100 Doses One Doll
lar" true only of Hoods Sarsaparilla
No other possesses the Combination, Pro-
portion, and Process which make Hoods
SarsapRrilla peculiar to itself.
Hoods Pills cure Sick HeadAche.-Ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
A. r. ALTMAYER & co.
A Z z r. S
LEADERS FOR:
T FL [ = 80: w Il Il x.
DRESS GOODS

You'll find some interesting items in thi,
Department. We will place on sale .or
center table one big LOS of Remnants in O5ds
and Ends OF Leading Goods. The pricss
will be rock bottom. We offer bic lin
Checked Cheviots, in all the new shades A.
37o;, worth 500. For one week longer we
will sell our 81 90, All-Wool, Henristtss
in all the leading shades, at 75c. Tbsss
Goods are 46 inches wide. We ask a care.
full and critical inspection Of our Au-WooI
Imported Challies. We have the hand
soonest line OF these Goods ever imported bv
any house. See our All-Wool Challies IN
Grays, Moles, Taus. Heliotropes, etc. 40,
inch wide aud selling at SOC.
EN- broideries.
This Department is now complete In every
particular. Our Stock of Laces, etc ia
conceded to be very superior to anything
now being shown. We ask the favor of an
inspection.
Ladies' Blazer Suits.
In Tan, Gray, Navy and Blackwell,
made and splendidly finished. Our price,
range from s. 90 up.
Buggy Robes.
We have just opened big assortment Of
Buggy Robes for summer. Call and sea
them. Price range from Csc. up.
Shoes.
Commencing tomorrow morning, we will
place on sale 800 pairs of Ladies' Serge Lace
Boots. sizes to 81 just the thing for tbs
house; regular price has been 81 so. We
want to close them out, and will sell them
at 75c. We also have about 300 pairs, sizes
%, 3, 81, Ladies' Serge Lace Boots, Leather
Foxings. which we have been selling at
81 %. We will close them out at SOC. If YOU
can wear any Of those sizes we want TO sea
you. We still have large stock of Gents
Shoes left, and. as we advertised, we have
determined not to handle Gents Shoes any
more. We are, therefore, willing, provid.
ing we can fit and suit you, to sell these
Shoes at first actual cost to US. We mean 1t.
DOmeStics.
"Fruit of the Loom" Shifting, 1-yard wide.
sac. Light and Dark Ground Challles down
to Sc One-yard wide Bleached Shirting,
free from starch. The regular SIC. qualify
down to &c. Big lot solid colors, Stsiped
and Checked Outings, regular 1910. and
15c, this week 10c. Beautiful line Of Light
Ground Organizes, nobby pattern, down
from 15c. to 10c. Pineapple Tissues. Fancy
Printed Dots and Figures, on Light and
Dark Grounds, very nobby, have been sell.
ing at 18c. price this week 1910.
Lawns.
White Lawns &c.. White Sheer Lawn G1zc.,
White India Lawn 1oc and re
Percales.
Lot of Short Lengths in Percales. Fast Colory
Light aud Dark Grounds, regular price l21sc-,
down to S15c-
eX2gNNDSNSSgsS
$50 -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
Prepare For May Week.

Don't delay down this week make selections and place
your orders with US for
Furniture Matngs Shades Refgeao Canvas Cots Upholstered
Cots and anything you may need make home bright
Portable for the great May week. In time Of for
other words avoid the great rush by placing orders with early
Our Popular Prices and Magnificent Stock will certainly please you
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24

Old newspspers-20of for % cents-ae the
business Office. MORNING NEWS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
Gents Furnishings.

care you after Bargains" II such is the
case you will save" money by getting
your Furnishings from this House. We
offer
173dozen Gents French Balbriggan Shirts
at CSC. each.
95 dozen Bleached Jean Drawers, well.
made, at 25c.
70 dozen French Balnriggan a Hose, Fine
Gauge, at 15c. pair.
"See These"-66 dozen Apply Cuffs at 12c-
See These
We carry the largest Stocks, have the best
Assortment and Lowest Prices in Gents
Goods In Savannah.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11
F17CHING TIE IALES YORK.
The Team Receiving Advice from n Strong
HIND Of COnchers.

INV AVN Nov lo-If Yale does not make sp'en.
DID showing in her great ganes Il VIII not he Tor lax
Of plenty OF coachers Yesterday abou: the biggest
crowd OF coarhers ever seen Yae field watched the
VARSITY eleven at practice. lea and josh Hnrtwel!
played on the college side. Beard was played In San
rords place and IL Is probable that he will play in the
University OF PennSylvanta game newt Saturday.
san.ord's ankle is improving. and he may be able 10
ray against Harvard on Nov 10 1hckoA hurt his
knee slightly but It is nothing serious and he will 10
found at his place at guard in all OF the big games
Meetings. presence was felt in the wonderful i'm.
provemen: in tho work OF tho half backs. The way
Bliss went around the ends and Graves wriCg'ed
through the rush line reminded Of the time when
NcClung was startling every ono by his phenomenal
work. Bliss has always been \ good rnnner. and II
s ny e ns
after him. and in about ntssn minute, Bliss was seen
nz. wOa s to IL
n,ns low and has taught nm how to use ms IA
II. ,r,"t j. AID lows Mrcanr having received tn.
Of speed an soon as possible Then he wound look for
a Sw n s a.h
him. MeCrnx wEud val, sn 10 was .mSs , On TOP % o.
At ru speed throw ono OF lis feet across the other.
The result tina. he would shoot to one .ds IN The
probability be seen sprawiins on the ground lacking
Bliss snow.d quit. an aptitude for this trick y..,er
DAY, McClunH also showed Graves how t. md :. hole
that counted great deas There was famous graLu,
p ay S s'sSs
encouraging 10 all who watched the game
Penns yvani. can score ssninst her aud OF
@ 10 .y have .sH hopes
lug our team Yale msn!hns that Princeton has a
their d.fss, was only due to combination OF unfor
,a TIN c A. any Iat, iss rnr.
aud she fears Harvard more than 10th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11

The first annual athletic competition OF Deshnee's
Gernan.Amer,can Athletic Academy Association were
decided on Wednesday at Prospect Park. Brooklyn.
Tho results were:
seysnty.ive Dash. seniors-Won by Thoma. Nc.
earthly. Eugene Ntdiuan second. Time ola seconds.
,SerentJ;h ve-ynrh Dash J.nors-Won by Frederick
WidmAn Paul Wages second line. y seconds
Throwing the I2-pound Sh"t-MOn 10y Alfred Gnrbe,
with - feet; Gustave DotIer second with 70 feet
inch.
standing Broad lump-won by Thomas Mccarthy,
with = feet ~ inches Alfred GArba second, with
test ! y inches.
Kunnng BIoAd Jump. Seniors Won by Eugene Wild.
man, with II feet lus. inches Arthur Wichel second
with II feet az inches.
Running Broad Jump. Juniors Won by Frederick
WidmaT. Win 10 feet inches John Ohz second with
10 feet.
one. hundre ID. and. nfty.yari Racc-won by Eugene
Wl,man; Frederick Whitman second. Time. AK
Onis.
one mile Bicycle Eacs-won by Herman Hu-chner;
Gutt8vr LANG second. Time. minutes 544 seconds
Three hundred. Hru Senior Race-Wsn Nv Nudo nh
Hoffman, Charles Rrancge second Time. 40 I,5 sec.
ends
Three hundred.yard Fun. Juniors-won by Frederick
Widman: George Hornboste second. Time, AK sec.
oIis
Threelegged Race. Seniors-won by Thomas McCar.
thy AMI R.do'pn linamIH Time, nll seconds.
EmsIue. Llchenstcn. IiIne Gsil seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11
Joc.ry Mcux Ruled or Mt Nashville,

NASHVILLE, Now 1O.-To-day was ono OF
dumps and surprises at West Side Park. only
two favorites winning. while three rank out
.si'iers took the other races into camp. The
weather was clear and cool. tho attend dance
fair. and the track very heavy.
Meux,the well-known Jockey. was ruled of tho
turf by tho Judges for pulling Little Annie in
the second race. majority Of horsemen think
tho decision cruel. as Little Annie. q notori-
ously bnd-weight carrier. had 10 pounds I'D
to-day and really finished bett er than she ever
before did with similar wei ght up The ruling
bars thi rather good lightweight jockey from
the turf. as while this association is indepen-
dent in its connection with other clubs. all
race tracks recognize ruling off for fraud.
Moux. the ruled Oft boy. came into prominence
rs jockey for the first time this year. though
last season he WAS gradually making his way
to the front in bis class. His forte as Jockey
mary OF the sport:
d rir.s o R ,S nye ana hnt frrony Fam
Hen y 5 5sS: Gs a4 ssa 4ms IS
i:Sss. -
;;ssna Mns, 'q l. .u.. r Fs.1
s.d ps,w.sn %9n n hn'h by
RAJ saIFI %sss Ss; Ss I;:. had
%s, iis as:saS q Il e"E s. ~; ii Ss;:n i Ea!s
, R.es.h.ndie.p:, cns mile: Tur. Blackburn
:.S ssas sd de Ta 70 seTvo Won
esvsrly BY length four lengths between second and
Yiiih n.SslEe, swoye..oa,i four ta.lons. IN.
:.fsss Car, ffaaay s's sr; GS'
isngthss between second and third. ''A'' '''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11
aunn,nr.s snNcl nSiOA.
hv the tdv.o. Of ttis Hacker ile Nm Net
E. hi for . HrMr.

Fl nj tor n Year.
What little chance thore was OF Charley
Mitchell and Jim Corbctt coming together be-
fore next September has been cast into the
shade by tho Iatters declaration that Phil
DIVER his hacker and adviser, had come to
the conclusion that Corbett should not give up
his contracts and fight for year.
Il have Just learned" said Corbett to Sun
reporter last night at tho Grand Opera House.
that Mr.. Dryer does not want me to throw
up my theatrical engagements and contest
before next year. He believes that am en-
titled to rest.
In reference to an alleged despatch re-
celved In this city from London. to the effect
that both Mitchell and Hall had accepted the
oner OF President Noel to, fight before the
as san aed aFaS pt % sSrs
from start TO finish. The idea OF Mitchell
=, IT you look into it will tako big chances n
to flsht II February read something "a he he
old Olympic Club IL going to do business s
All, it, old stand AZ the public is aware no city
WI, support two athletic clubs. no matter how
fore fore, the Crescent Club Tor Zig purse and in
tops sSs rS %6s the q the
would DO out q pocket ' over T0 sbo 900. not
s sna nnGs expenses for training and other odds
I'D be u fool to enter into any agrsem ont TO
nRht Mitchell or anybody else for q certain
incentive taking in consideration that might
GeG 1eS e when With my new play get cure
purses that any Of the clubs would hang up
Aor the Lnglishman and myself"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-11
Rain Doesn't Star ,h. shooters.

The members Of tho Fountain Gun club held their
regular shoot Yesterday at Woodawn rari, Ora, eseni
Out of the ten shooters five made straight scores As
the contest was Tor the best tkry all counted
The scores were; G. wngort IS yards ~, A. Eddy. -
yards. 10: DR. Van Z'ie. 20 yards. 10: la Bray ~
yards. 10. h Thi.ier, Jr ~ yards, ~; ,Ionk. IS
yards ~ W stuart 20 yards. \. =. e. sl-. - yards
4; L. H. Garrison 10 yards. u. ", Not na"hcT 20
yards I.
The sem monthly shoot of the Atlantic Rod and Gun
Club ws- he'd yesterday Al the Nest End grounds.
Newton diamond badge and snapper ,afr-.n was the
lucky winner, win straight scnr. OF 10 The scores
NJ Zen hIds earh Mrre: T. H. Garrison - wards. 10,
D. Moi"rs ~ yards. u; l. sutherland. -. Yards u:
NJ I0iId"n. -, ?arip :.
Tue rhny ram did moi stop ,hs inrmsers Of the In
known i,un 'lub from hh,ins good LAY sport
t.rda' Al IIsNter fark. the nslnhers compete fOr
the bret averages foT tie rhanmuuship trophy ~
seven mris ga cut han leaps. fhs icsiiis wete
Van Ninrd-" g wards: >, g. sampson, 20 wards. I;
4 Nerrhru, :" yaTtis :; =, NIGOn!, "a yari- Il H.
kno""r! - sards !. Dr ,Hl- "a yards, H. j. ragh's
:"l"rds, ~ Nlil-r ~ Arris .. a. hoiycr Is YARDS
4, J. BIticr. - ards = Al iks ties divided Ir
!ttl. aud HGtier Gi"ided s~eerstsle shoot Dr.
Little was Ne winner IN another. aud Butler aud
sampson divided third.