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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-20
Prizes for IIOmlng Pigeons.

Pigeons evidently, lett u favorable impression with
the Madison square Gurden Company, three prizes
are offered for the Desl speed from Danas Tower to
homes NIFTY or more miles distant between dates OF
May and Dec. l. Two Of the prizes for the best
speed by mac and female OF any and third for
htN speed ny bird Of this years hatch The Journeys
any distanre exceeding my 1'l.s There y NO unit
~ '" hr number OF trials the number ~ binds that
may lie liberated Tn" only restrictions nre that tnr
rules. '' ''' -
The hest speed yet made from The metropolis is the
~ yaris ny the bird Nese lunes OF Providence. An
sdditinna prize viii be awarded II this speed Is beaten
speed through the SEASON.
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JUNIORS WANT TO TAKE 4 HAND
The r. NJ. &. A. should Look After Their
Athletic Puplls.

Particular attention Is being pail to tho
boys department Of tho Young Mems Chris
tim Association. The league which wai
formed few months ago by tho juniors of the
different branches is beginning to get In Its
work. Tho recent exhibition Of the boys Of
the Twenty-third street branch OF this city
| has set good example Director ID. L. Balls
| ley of tho Eastern District branch Of Brooklyn
| has had the younger members OF his gymna-
| SUM classes prepared to show in an eXhibi-
ton Just what they are capable of doing The
boys OF the East Eighty-siXth street branch OF
New York are also very anxious to prove that
they have tho right kind OF athletic and GYM
| MYSTIC material among them.
The Young Mons Institute. on the Bowery,
has turned out a fine lot OF gymnnsts and ath-
letes. many of whom are members of the Pas
time A. c.. and several who have been consid-
cred good enough to represent the Now York
A. c. But, strange to say. the Y. NJ. I. hns no
boys department. Gymnastic Instructor Ed
mund J. Welsh has given this matter consid-
cradle thought. He does not believe that the
on the. older members Of the branch. who.
through their connection, with, athletic clubs.
strScior Welsh claims, the Young MN Mens n
NJ: e. A. to adopt the new SYSTEM"
=, There are other branches Of the association
tnat not only nave a large Junior department
hut. young gymnasts who do special credit to
their branch. Foremost among these Is the
nbo Eder of he
could put twenty-five Sthletic lads on the ileI,!
are ne cham pi9n tennis team Of The y: NJ g.
born are good in track athletics Then there
are Campbell. Armstrong. Brine. White.
Richardson, Harris Wagner. Drake. and Kerr
nan. The Twenty street boys are almost
as strong In numbers as the, Harlemites.
The Shafer brothers. Bangs. Vreeland. Thomas.
Barkley. Hosmer. James and Brown arc eX-
cellent athletes. The German branch has n
dozen or more lads who will show the results
Of good. careful training in the gym" OF
are the best.
Until now baseball has not bothered the
Christian athletes very much. but some OF the
cranks are looking over the ground in order to
see what chance there is for a strongly NJ. {. A.
baseball league. Most of the branches can
put fairly good teams In the field. and 1t Is
about time that the baseball committees were
appointed ahd set towork. Overin brooklyn the
The Central branch Is, not the only ofhs; Mhish
ford and the Eastern District branches have
good material In their ranks. The Prospect
Park branch will have a chance this spring to
show what 1t can do as an initial attempt The
Greenpoint Christians may also show UP in
good baseball form. Last year all these
In fact. baseball. more than any other field
sport. has attracted tho attention and received
the support OF tho Y. NJ. C.. A.
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COSTLY CANTyEJ.
Over 1,1OO 10 Re Seen at Madison Square
Garden Next Week.

| When visitors enter Madison Square Garder
next Tuesday they will be welcomed by Q
vocal greeting from 1.103 canine throats. ant
among tho animals will be found the highest
types OF aristocratc dog flesh Tho tota
| number OF entries is less than that OF a yeai
ago. which is directly owing to the increased
cost OF entry. but the quality OF the dogs has
probably never been cxcellod. In every class
will be found some of the finest dogs in the
world. and the variety Of exhibits Is very large.
The doors will be thrown open Tuesday morn.
Ing at o'clock. and the show will continue
four days. Some Of the noted dogs that will
DO seen arc as follows:
MastinsnR = H. Dnrkses Melrc,e Prince. capm.ett
E s liam sness E w,nsnes Eaor and s,ses
BsTa,rd,Ssx yo5s s., Bernard Kennels kings
H. and Princess Florence: wyoming K.nnecs sir He'll.
Rupert. Jf,: Ari.,octst. Aitanstis, Lady Iladw,n
hlleh Terry. baroness Cnrdf. and Impress OF Contoo
.s GArI., a.ss s Ripper
Great p.p mes. is!hIsohsr. rasha Trrs. Bella
fsx.on's rSSyo,i,s Countess: ami Esther,
ss'"ss if s saa
of,hs %.as Soss$s k%.:I% = s lsS WINNER
and TsssSs f%s scIse ssta.
RYE pnss p,,.
Be-. y GEM af lie s aaa
son. OrnAtIs. and Plus Pembroke,
American foxhounds--J. ~ Avent FoSs Rock, Rab.
Flora. and Matte
English Observation-Disclosures Hunt Clubs Pompcy
Tapstcr Tester Flourish. Bonnie eile. and Twilight
ilarriers-pembroke HINT clubs Countess guilty.
acknowledgement Farm Kennel Robert lie Dinble.
Tory White. and Woolt"n a,ine; William H. lInylers
Ossininn and Lady Graphic: Robert [. Cotnes ronset
and Rodcrck.
English Reters-R ingham Kennels Count How.
ard, Rockingham, Princess Beatrice and Rockingham.
tr.; Mount Washington kennels Paul Gladstone Zona.
Tony Gladstone and Maud VI j. H. pagers Cincinnatus
Irish setters-Oak Grove kennels kildare Seminole
kildare Genmore. and Duke Elcho: Seminole Kennels
TIN. Laura h.. King Elcho and Count UNeiil; j. J.
scanlan's lnchiqnin. Exile H.. and laz-lnut.
Gordon Setters-S q Dirkson's Leo h. Ivanhoc Lady
Waverley. and Duchess OF waverey: J. Il. Blossoms
Beaumont. Heather Zee. Belmont. and COmus; Rose.
mont Kennels Doc. ransy and Moutross.
Spanicls-Rowland r. Keashey's Beverly Negns. Bird.
ford Ruby aud Miss Ben d'or:.:! + willey's Vic W.
Jersey. Jersey Oboe. and Prince ".
G. r. Sack tt's Rabbi. ADAM and Eve
Collies--ScminOle Kennels Rossyn wilkes, Rosslyn
Dandy: Metchieys Surprise Cora H. aud the squire:
RGnrswe's Charleroi H. Major June. FRINGE Wilkes
and Dell wilkes
Poodlcs-w e. Sanrords Styx winner OF nrst prize at
New York in 1890 81 sS s.ADl.
BulldoRs-Illwis Kcnnei's lrrper. Po'swain and The
Craven Image Wheaty Kennels Pathfinder Dust i'm.
nor'cd and Lady Regent OF Kerry: }. II. Matthew's
Bui Terricrs-Retnor kennels Diamond King. Dusty
Miller. and Setfte: y. +. Does Carney. Edvewood
Fancy. AMI Tom Beverly.
. Dachshnnds-Mrs. Ladrnburgs Miss Muck Tiny. Seig.
lindc Walknre Betsy Jane and Cl"verness: T. r. Man.
mes supcrbus H.. Zulu H. Jeanette. and Ninus I.
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Chess Notes,

The sprinV tournament of the Central Turnverein
Chess Club will Legn on Feb 81 and last till May
taneous chess at the Brooklyn Chess Club this evening
The Council Chambers Chess Club. $40 Broadway.
will hold sweepstnke tournament to-day. open al
Corners. They Will begin at o'clock.
There was y performance at simultaneous by F..
Hymes at the Newark Chess Club on Wednesday night.
out OF thirteen games played he won twelve losing
to A. Kempr
he seventh nnnnal competition for the State cham
pionshp and the custody Of tho &. H. Waterbury Gun
win be held on washinstGns Birthday at the OF
the Newark Chess Club This i1urn Il limited to
thrtytwo entries. An open tournament will also he
held III connection with the championship contest
The scramble for first hunors IN the handicap tourna
nen OF the city Chess club is an unusually Close one
Huntington hhl TO give way 10 Hapern. who leads him
with but points, while only points between
ond am, third kemeny: although at present. only
is the scOre OF the lenders I'D to date. -
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EraHrEENrH GAME-rRREcuLAR OPENING.
NOTES BY W. sTEINITz

NOTES Fly ". STEIN1TX.
ta We do not consider this good defence. but pro.
fer /. .P-Q4.
ID, A new line Of attack which seems to work we'll
II we judge from the OF the present game
tc) The X obtains thus a more commanding post
than on the other diagonal after P-K3. This line or
play presents also the advantage OF leaving the Y
unimpeded.
"a kt-Q4 was probably better at this juncture.
te) To prevent tho further advance or the adverse
KBP
~ PxP was decidedly preferable.
~ Ill advised: R-Q 80 Was much superior.
10 A powerful post FOR the X
il This IL nm error but his defence was mnch lin
tied PIX X 3 was objectionable. as white would
soon obtain command OF the diagonal with and by
9.kB2 white could proceed with 90 =, or 20. Blk
10 &c.
u, This loses quickly but his game already com
promised.
(kl Senior vazquez pointed out here an elegant mae
ip six moves by 80 90 oh. k-R Tor So. Q: 49,
NIX X oh. k-R2; 81. Blk 4 oh and mates next move
by R-R8 ch) 36: Blk oh. r-kt 8; 81. < i CHI X
r: 3s. Q-kt oh. k-R2 81. * ch and mates
next move al RS.
~ This decisive stroke.
(Iu) II Al. k-R then. of course. ~. P queens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-20
Athletic. at Columbia College.

II e. Rrghtman q" has been appointed temporary
manager OF the intercollegiate athletic team
4. g. Cornell President Of the Columbia College Ath.
eiic Mon, is trus,e-sor the new University Athletic
CuD Guy Richards Of the 81 and ~ varsity crews
Is also a trustee.
II has been proposed that The winning crew in the
class races in the sing shall represent the college In
tile Harlem regatta
Hamilton FISH has resigned the position OF temporary
captain or the freshman unl w. Potts has been
elected To succeed him.
Mrinters OF the two upper classes are showing con
siderable interest IN this years freshman scarce
~ day PASSES that does not tnd two three boating
men hand in thr assist Coach
IN teaching the men he rldiments OF Craftsmanship
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EVERY YEAR

There's some stock found to have
been lying idle when stock taking
comes around. This is so in every
clothing store. None can antici-
pate the amount of business for
even one month ahead. But one
must be ready to supply any de-
mand. We are selling off some
of our surplus stock. Men, Youths,
and Boys will find here a few
broken lots of suits and overcoats,
all good, wearable, neat looking.
The original selling price has beon
divided by two, and the goods arc
yours for the result.
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The report sent out from San Antonio Texas IA few
days ago. thatstcve Brode jump from the can't
bvsr bridge Of the Southern Pacific Railroad over III.
Secos River said to be $50 from the water rather
premature To suS reporter yesterday Brodie said:
81 have no special desire to suffer the fate OF Odu
Sam Patch Larry Donovan, corcorsn. or stanley who
was killed only couple OF days ago, ] am married
now ana must think Of my wife and four children,
naturally my wife objects TO my taking risks any
Kind. u were to become poor now that would lie i.
different thing and might be induced to think " max
Ing money In that way AZ present have good blsi.
~ don't know what to think OF that repo t. A few
days ago did receive lrie from man by the name
ticket II would jump from The bridge don't K : W
what he took me for NJ sir; Steve Brodie through
With bridge tumpiug"
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They Have Never Bcrn IL Member OF the
A, a, 4,

To Tmr EplTor or Tn SUNNI. Observing in a morn.
ing PAPER En announcements 10 the effect that the
Seventh Regimen. Athletic Association conte ed
withdra wing from III" A. r. request you to state
in your valuable paper whether there 10 good ground
for the assertion Constant READER.
aiw Nunk Feb. IL.
Constant Header nav divest himself OF all
apprehension rcsardn. tho threatened with
drnwal OF the Seventh Regiment A. A. from tho
Amateur. Athletic Union, The Seventh Regi-
mcnt A. 4. has never been II member of the 4.
drnwal need not occasion serious alarm to the
athletic world.
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The Case of Hasse(t,

Regarding the case OF Basset. Manager Powers said
Yesterday: last November was sent to Bas
sett but he paid no attention to It and failed to rcpy
until Dec. H. after the settlement at Indianapoli
Then h" wrote 10 and demanded larg. incre ase
over his handsome salary OF last season AMI also in
sisted ina. The ten dnys' clause ms contract l.
sri"hr out As We certainty do nor intend pay him
NOR ian he received Inst and The ten dnys
clause has not been waived IN the ru.e Of any other
PLAYER " siWPy remains f0c Rassrtt to say when II.
WIN
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The Winner. ut Gloucester

First Race--Seven eighths OF n mite. Rtchnl first
Elyt0n second Question third Time, ~.
Second Rnce-Five furiongs. Runs nrsl, Corio!anls
second. WiKwam third. Time :O+.
Third Race-StX and quarter fnrOngs. Little Aldie
nrst. Tnrchlight second. rretcnsr third. Time l'2I
Fourth Race-One mile. Fernwnol hrst. DR. iielmuth
second, Crispin third Time, AKA,
Fiftn Race.-F0ur and a haiti fur!OnVs Defendant
nrst. Austra second Iickirnr tblra. rimr Us;,,L,.
Sixth Race-SIx and a quarter luriuugs Anne T.
FIRST. Prince Charming .ecuni Rustic third Time ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-20
BowlinG Games 'rO-mlxh (.
sorIH nRooxLrS TOURNAMENT
Lincoln We. Logan.

MOUTH nRoOkLYN IUUKNANkNE
Lincoln We. Logan.
KNiCEERboCkER TOURNAMENT
Protection vs. Friday Afternoon: PhHnix Va Bsch,
elor: New YORK w. Prospect.
HEcEnASS's IoURSAhESL
Endeavor VS.. Zig Gag.
" NJ c. L. LEAGUE.
Young Mems institute Vs. YOrkville at YonuQ Men's
Institute alleys: Madison Avenue vs.. Tweniy.third
Street at Madison avenue alleys.
EASTERN DISTRICT TOURsAvryr
Athletic vs., fremont: fremont vs. Sixteenth Ward:
Sixteenth Ward VS.. Athletic.
NORTH slDE TOURNAMENT.
KncSerhoGker w. In dependent: Independent w. Al.
lantc: Atlantic w. knck erbocker.
ANGLICAN AMATEUR UNION
Section one-Xavler A. A. VS.. New York A. C. at Xavier
A. A. alleys.
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VIII Play Psol Against Any Man IL the
World,

Alfredo de Orc. the Cuban pool player who arrived in
this city from Havana Wednesday night, said to
srS reporter yesterday: 81 have gone into active
practice for my match with Manning. which under.
stand Is to take place Feb 2 before the Mnnufac.
turers Club Of Philadelphia. In the time will
enter the continuous pool tournament at Alhambra
Hail syracuse which begins on March and Will last
Two weeks. II do not meet Manning am ready TO
play any man IN the world: 1t is my sole desire at
present to attain the worlds championship I would
also IKE to play John Roberts the English cham on
match at pool FOR any sum he may name
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-20
T.s.s WIN be Grea. Game. OF water l,olo

The dates for the greatest water polo the
son. the annual between the teams OF the New
York and Manhattan Athletic Clubs. have been ar.
ranged. Fred Fortmeyer Director OF Aqua,cs of the
Manhattan 4, c. and Fred j. Wells. captain OF the n.
y 4. e. water polo team met yesterday afternoon and
agreed on March ~ The date OF the FIRST game March
rs for the second and April for the third The place
81 playing the first game VIII be decided by toss later
on
The winged Foot swimmers gained an eaay victory
the Cherry Diamond men year ago but the lat.
tor have made rapid strides since then and are nenh
tans 20 10 Providence today and the outcome OF the
battle there will he watched with interest Judging
from the dcopwaler play of the Two teams the New
Yorks still have some the besi OF IL. The games viii
greate great excitement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-20
Best st. bernard Ia Scotland.

PHiLApELPHIA. Feb 1v.-The smooth.haired St. Ber-
nnrd Scottish Leader imported for tho Swiss Mountain
Kennels at Germantown arrived by tho DevonA from
Glasgow last night Scottish Leader 10 10 months old
stands 81 inches high and weighs 200 pounds In type
,naIkings color aud sizeIe is one Of the best Of hts
kind in this country Ho has only been show Edin.
RS being tho hest ST. bernard in scotland He viii 81
mt the nh Nv In New York next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-20

NEW BEproHp. Feb. la.-Scyeral hundred spectators
last night pale four dollars each for sdntance to the
rooms 81 tho New Bedford Athletic Club TO witness n
Aght bstwesu Ike Weir and Frank Steele II was ono
tie best eyer seen ~ the city both men were
exceleHl eohditio, and the bout ercely fought
krtveive roundn steele WAS uoc ked out si he diI
~ recover QqpActSpspess tes hirtytwo seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-20

Another interesting struggle at racqge,s took place
yesterday at the Brooklyn Iandhali CluDs court be.
tween eat Congressman UEeIny and ex. Adern Al Phl
Casey The result WAS highly crodabl victory for
the former. tasey. however shows u suTprisng
amount u ysrsa MY at the game and the question ~
uperiority between the clever experts to DO as
far removed as ever The scores yesterday wersi
pkeilIy. ..,.........lb u 1a-S3
fln casey ''....'". ,.......'....lo IL 1851
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-20

The Iloboken Chess and Checkers Club. which mum.
hers among ~ members several players or nat iouhi
rrpnte is holding "lnh championship chess tourna.
nent. III which The majority OF the thirty i've mem.
bcre are competing The tourney i.a handicap n1aIr
SO that each contestant may have equal chance Of
being trophy winner Tie Of the five leading
YER mr. ms
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The Ivanhoes easily defeated tho Xavier A. A. team
in the A. b. u section game last night The score

FRAMES
:s &C. ~ Al Sc Sc 49, sp s
Gr,hs and i?"fe Cannon. Sna '" s~es'y Scorers
The Mann.s.sns secured G lead tn, charity
vous high score and have good chance for the second
a. ss. e. G sts9.s 'o f''u' $751;
ersas M Co. fe,n IS Bach
F 49, T. f.d a. r4o'. s ss s s' s''0' o.
| FOURTH GANK.
sNordden!chsr No. 2-nack 20: Rehp, es; Dohrmanu,
| 90: Laig. e.; schweers 81. Total. 255.
| fifth CANE.
ps S2.PsF e. en- To.s 81. s se'd0 $751;
1s n IL SCI soGss IL. Hs
nnd cn"n League clubs on Thursday evening the
| FIRST CANE.
VIII. '.f sa'ss ia '@l''
wheeler las: Blake. ip5 Total 757. 100 ''me' i'i'
SECOND
nss II: rs sasEs ,.7 H'n'n
whesisr ssie 4S sse5 FL, i40 Shines 1877;
s A nSss1s I League s
ms MonEI lodge ISL s H.. t1ns% ".. s Louny
Recreation-seifer. 1888: sweezy. 1Ia. Total soe.
The an" on Tan
day night the latter club won by sixty seven pins The
Union County Roads..r.-Rl.cs. 1896: ". j. Mooney.
1ss T IoS.sy. iso VI. S. Martin. iSa Langley att
yss SSsSs 1s s1s.1
%E Sa': on
,s H. $s i, ~; k..ts. AZ: g,
Bany Ios: Ganhou:. To- Core H'a 49, Tos. ii.b 80:
s. e sss
Night ss .s series on
1,s SaSsI IL. Morri. ,4s: Heinz,
u.s. II. H s T TX. n
;'sss d.f 49, norr. 1885, Heinz.
et ss it ISL % is' Spring. 49, ror
cell 1917 :"!s: III Ess .5S Spring. III, r''
49, yoS.oa ~ S. as ,5hsn reen
1ns nns"s asss the Madison
game rhu!.d.y fht !ss .so!s: 'os'''''n League
burlnR0n.
SSS'ii M:
ins,itu;s sIman $780, Brandt 1o?; Hoos. 1872;
' R.d sshnd s0 i2 4us
Tns game in IIscsm fn tournament On Thursday
g. sshIs,is ss;Hs5%:r 1t H.is ~ HOLE
M. Mo>, r. ;,n hrs',Hers ss smseny q. Erelx
S Gerp. "Sts 5 ETf :'" 49, S"m''d $751;
Side tournament on Wednesday night. Tho scores;
FIRST GANE.
,sS 3 ssq%oa I l.s 4o;s s R"shm'
49, :rTS ~. s" 4a ,3S Sus'n
THIRD CANE.
cqp Trsr,n asz rs Iissy b. TGtI . ,s, Damn
lo2; L. Baumon. $40; j, Banmont. 1873. Total. 7O5
THIRD |
,ds ah Srsss is III E"R ?9 SHse"
connar . ba.r, w BURKE i33: Duysan 9s:
The Felscnkesr team again won two games In the |
felsenkel'er tournament on Thursday night. Tho |
scores:
@ " IT, m . 1'S &,. ssn
IA: aiolten o.,, r lha Total. .oai. '
III kS.e FHa a waas a%s
OBJ Ss "Et ane u.s. r ax'
e. z:si: * SFIi sS } ka.st "ti' so:
THIRD GAsT.
rh1sis"f .5 1o7 xt .s
liy 4. G2,teWn siy AZ" Total u, ii1s ,,,
10 IT, san1 S%s HI f Hsx. w.
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VIEW YoRx A. q TEAM WIN AGAIN

Although They Rolled Poorly, TIE Produce
ExchsaSe Bewiers Were EeSafy Bestes.
The American Amateur Union section two game
last night between the New York A. G. and Produce
Exchange tcans rolled the sters alley. was never
In doubt. Tho score
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rRopccr HxGHAygr.

New York A. c. 1871 PAS 3O az 46l y33 5s7 652 71s
Produce Elk, 100 1872 25d $50 3p7 AGA cal 5pl GIL
,nmpre..li; Hunt and S. Lazarus scorers-A B.
Miller and y. spencer.
The Greats Club lost both their games In the Car
rnthcr Tournament inst night at tho Elephant Club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-20
The Cake Walk J.icutcnants Get Their
Nancy

Everything is lovely In the camp Of the cake walkers
The inAnsSers II the affair who are said to have d.
yided s1On yesterday settled up with their assist
anti aud everybody concerned except the people who
ps,n 10 see the show, are ppw ipaulvuy ~ happy
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South Paw 30 100 c35 oaa aTa $40 52I 5Qa Ora 7aa
orchis.....59 NC 113 253 327 378 <8B 5i8 5s8 S5i
Umpire Howard BRENNAN. scorers-H II. M!chssls
and A. T. fanwel
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SECOND GAAE.

saranac.. "a 141 ol2 ?s7 500 $50 51s 500 6a0 III.
orchis .,..I6 14i 221 Isl 800 400 AsO 600 827 TOs
l,mpire.tioward Greenmnn. scopcrs-M. MichaeS
and A. r. fanweil.
SECOND GANE.
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Ivanhoe 80 100 25s $40 ATE $50 sl4 0sn Ts3 $40
Xavier A. lao 81 3O3 3t6 476 Mi Yi5 tpl 767
umpiresER. $. l.nlueer and s. ". swezey. Scorers
q. W. Grtliths and =. J. Cannon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-02
Tournament of stanton Gun Club.

STANTON. Va. April -'Special.l-Julius G.
Schefier took charge Of the Virginia Hotel yes
terday as owner and proprietor. Forty or more
invited guests sat down 10 dinner IN honor OF
the occasion. All classes Of orr citizens were
represented. j. b. ferkely. president OF the
city council: W. L. Iams, cashier of the Ma
tional Valley Bank; bank officers and business
men; the correspondents Of the Dispatch and
TINES, and the editor aud reporter OF the Staun-
ton Daily News and many Others were present.
The gun tournament 10 be gwen by the Staun-
ton Gun Club. assisted by the manufacturers
and Dealers Association of the United States, -
Will take place April 18th. 18th and 18th a. the
Fair Grounds. The grounds are beautifully
located for the purpose and can be ached by
the street cars a branch OF which runs 10 the
gate of the grounds
Dinner Will be served on the grounds each
day by the ladies OF the Baptist church One
thousand dollars III prizes Will be awarded
Some OF the finest Shots in the country will he
present. Among the lAchmOnders will be Polk
Miller. president OF tho Virginia Field Spcr 5
Association; Mr.. W. - BOYD Mr.. McApin.
Mir. Jackson. Captain Charles Epps. Henry
Miller and others. There Will Toe present also
delegations from Baltimore Washington.
Lynchhurg. New FORK and other points.
Mrs. Lindsey, the celebrated lady shot. whose
From letters daily received by the secretary of
the stanton Club. IL looks like there will he a
large crowd present. Ii Will be a time Of rare
sport.
has successful swindled citizens OF Augusta and
left for other fields of adventure. lie prOfe ssed
10 be a veterinary surgeon. and as such visited
Mr.. Cook, near Valley Mills, SIX miles west OF
stanton. He bought one horse Of Cook. tor-
rOwed another. bought buggy and set Of har-
ness from a S,auntOn dealer on Cooks IN
dorsemeDt. sold the entire outfit and took the
Chesapeake and Ohio for the Vest. Lohr seems
to be a sharper. He is about thirty wears old.
five and half feet high, light moustsche and
red oOmplpllOu.