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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17
DIR. Fiippo at Vinton.

most encouraging congregation
greeted DR.. Hippo at Vinton last night.
Tho sermon was on 1.-The Strength OF
Weakness" from Paurs words in
Second Corinthians: when am
weak then am strong" The Baptists
in Vinton hope to have regular pastor
before many months. Meanwhile Drs
Flippo and AGREE will serve them every
Thursday night.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17
Adiourned until Suturdnv.

The stockholders of the Exchange
building company held meeting yes
terday at ~ o'clock, and adjourned to
meot again Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. The business that will como
before the meeting will be the annual
election of officers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17
A Bridal Couple Returns.

Tom Matthews and byile, neo Miss
Jervett, of Danvillo, returned to this
city last night from the homo of the
bride. The young couple viii reside at
2O3 Seventh avenue S. W. The groom is
VOL known young man employed in
the store of c. r Wertz Tue bride is
one OF Danville's most accomplished
young ladies.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17
The Charity Musical Entertainment Post
pOned.

The charity musical entertainment of
tho Young Mems IIebrew Association
that was TO have been held in tho hall
of the Temple Emanuel, Horny street,
near Tazewell street, on Sunday after
noon. February &c, has been postponed
until Tuesday evening, the 2sth instant.
in order that the public may be able to
secure tickets the same can be found on
sale st the following places: Hobbic
Music Con pany and by Prof. Scott, j. j.
Cetogni's, Tho pson's bookstore, Chas
Lyle's drug store, Ponce de Leon Hotel
City Bakery. Gcavatts bookstore Sny.
der d Nc Bain's, Roanoke Music Com
pany, Calogni Bros, Johnson & John
sons Philadelphia One prico Clothing
House, L. G. Mays, Barnea' drug store
and at Il. Levy e Aicxander's, Salem
Prof Scott has engaged the very best
talent IN the city to participate in this
entertainment, and he hopes tho public
in general will assist sweet charity.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17
Repairing Bursted Sewer Pipe.

Workmcn were busily engaged yes
tcrday repairing the sewer pipes which
had bursted on the corner of Railroad
avenue and jefferson street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17
TWO MONSTER OCEAN LINERS
WIN be Built at Newport News for IL Now
Transatlantic Line.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 16.-The South
ern Pacific Railroad announces that the
Newport News Ship Building and Dry
Dock Company is making preparations
to build two 10,000.ton ships at it's
plant. They will be beauties in design,
and their water lines such as will insure
speed. They are intended to ply be-
tween New Orleans and Liverpool,
forming q new line OF steamers in con-
nectiOn with the Sunset route, and will
be nucleus out OF which will grow
fleet OF American ocean beauties uneX
cclled in modern marine arc hitecture.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17

EAGLE dairy restaurant and ice cream
parlor, IA Salon avenue. best table ser
vice in the city. R-NHtfast % cents;
dinner, Us cents: suFper, %. Parties
served. G. II. LUKENs proprietor.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17
Kicking on a Mud PuIdIe

A cons .dereble kick is being made by
tito citizens residing near tho corner OF
Commerce street and Salem avenue on
account OF large pool OF water and
mud IN the middle of tbs stcoet Tho
matter has been reported to the streot
cCmmit.cc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17

RowelIs American Newspaper Direo-
lory for 1891 puts the circulation OF THE
ROANOKE TIMES above that of any
other paper In Southwest Virginia, and at
suore than that OF all the other papers of
Roanoke combined.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17
Holcomb win he Tried ro.day

The case of j. r. IIolcomb will BIO
called to-day in the Hastings Court.
Holcomb was indicted by the grand jury
on the charge of stealing cattle from P.
l.. Tory. George Huff and others. j.
w. Hartwell represents the accused.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17
A Steamboat Snnk.

Sr. Louis, Feb. 16.-Cales OF ice
stove hole in the side of the steam
boat Crystal City near here and the yes
sci sank. The crew escaped. The
bat was valued ut 5 i5n.onn.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17
The Cabinet.

LAKEWOOD. N. j., Feb. l6.-Cleve-
land has officially announced that he
has selected all tho members of his
Cabinet. but that possibly som OF the
positions may be changed.
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TELEPHONE NUMBER 12i.

THE TINES is delivered in Roanoke, Salem and
Vinton every morning by carriers for 90 cents per
month.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-17
TE5--E TINGES7
Building Edition.

THE ROANOKE TIMES will shortly Issue
BUILDING EDITION, containing exact and detailed
figures of the enormous building operations which
have characterized the progress of Roanoke during
1892. It will also give summarized statements
of the operations of previous years, as well
general forecast of the operations of 1898. To the
general public the marvellous strides of Roanoke In
population, industries and wealth are only vaguely
known. This edition will give the history of that
movement clearly than before. II will be
widely circulated, read and preserved by thousands
of people Architects, contractors, building
associations manufacturers and dealers In building
materials and others will find 1t to their interest
to use Its advertising columns.
Advertising rates made known on application.
THE ROANOKE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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m,LAUeHLrN TO SUCCEED CALDWELL
rvrnsht, .s 90 90 4. was che Rank 0-s
eiS.r NJ ~. Leuts Yesterdsy.


ar Ioura MAY a-Evsry ~favorite but one SUI
sered defeat at the Fair Grounds tack to-day.
hut In another race the winner was st n vefy
close price. The dump Of the day occurred In
the fourth race. which fell to Twilight . 3oto
1 shot in the betting. The weather was nus
the attendance good. and the track on the I'M
nrov.. while for the third day In succession
Jordan rode two winners. Starter Csldwen
leaves tomorrow to MI his engagement ..
Gutenberg, while Jimmy McLauGhlih WIN
o~faciate here during the rest OF the meeuns'
AZ the veteran starter prefers not 10 mekee
second trip here only to again remain eie"
days.
Tn lrst hall Of the split seven.and-a-half
furlope selling purse. with eight starters. re-
sultcd In an EASY three-lsuRths win for the o
to 1 chance Gender. OF. ridden By y. Carr'
Glockner. at 7 to 2. finishing second. four
lengths in front OF the fsvorits. May haroy'
Time. 1888.
Tho second race, ct four furlongs. with ten
two-ysar-olds. was . dump. Baby Bill. 1la
piloted By 4. Leigh. at 9 to 1. yinning u9qer =
aI,yS By ys ( neck s..t fF Car. N %hi ts . 0 i.nS!h. ,Ths
i%svorite. st Lucas. was never prominent IN
Seven started in th: second Part OF the
and the 6nish w.. ws.m md Set tss to en I
Chance .G 81. joe. i6i. Jordan In the saddle, The
latter nnsliiy. Winning By Z pse Em s'sr iss s,'-
The 6rst part. Of the, split six.fuEiong
selling dash Nth siI B sshsass. c was away away
frnM hts ield in the stretch. and won In 9 car"
ter By three ieneths from Frank El ! i. at 3 e ;o !:
Esssd f hSn 500. vas run up s465 over his en-.
rance price. his owner buying him n: me
which ended the days racing. was won unoer
sdriye BY half a length BY the iey9r RI + if in9ss.
inS second. a neck In front Of the 20 to l shot
LetA d. Time. 1:l7h.
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THE 1wo THousAND GU1NBAa.
I~s,nxlsss, Son or sopomy Wins the Pr1se n
Newmarket

LONDON. May 3.-The Merchandising
race at Newmarket to-day was won oy MI.
McCslmnoss bay colt Isinglsss. BY Isonomy.
ont Of Deadlock. MI. Roses bay colt Ravens
bury. by Isonomy. out Of Penitent. was second.
and the Duke Of Portland's brown COLT RAE
burn, By st. Simon. out OF Tact. was tniro.
The other starters were Gen. wen Wiliamss
Perlsord. Mr.. Douglas Baird's Harbinger. the
Duke OF Beaufort's Son OF Q Gun. MI. 9ohn
Charlton,s watch Tower. Col. North's Royal
Harry, the Duke Of Beauforts St. judo ana
the Duke Of Portland's Kilmarnock.
The betting at the post was B to 4 on ISM
| glass, IA to ] against Ravensbury. III to 1 each
against Raeburn and Perigord. II to ! against
Harbinger. 25to l each against Son Of 4 Gun
Watch G TGwsr H. and ga,,s so ana kiimsin s%a 'o0'
of spectators IsinGlass. as the betting above
ths colt Wan landed his hackers; money in line
shape after a good race. Thsts vas as q Evan.
Sreakaway 6eio. ret the s signa' s 20 st nTa VIII in GOOD
form. st jude was of on the left q the course
the quickest e ths lot He lie R R1ims the rInh psIS:
glass. and Rayensbury in the order named:
Perigord ran in the centre front 81 ths otner
riaSt. Il Th shs order Was maintained without
chance until half the distance was travelled
After Ate b rgpai q Si L aais' se Sxsf ana and dr %pis out Of
the race. st Jude was still In front. but lsin-
nlass. RRvensbury, Raeburn. ana ferlRoTu'
the latter having Joined this leiders. were push
ing hin hard and making fine, running. st:
he dropped back. and IsinGlnss took up the
running. lsinglass was not .iterWsrd hsa 6
length. There was two lengths between IA:
vensGury and Raeburn. Coming ini periGord
rnnpine fourth. The time Of the winner was
1852 80. The conditions Of the race follow:
The Two Thousand Guineas Trial Plate OF zoo soysr.
eieps: tbree.yeAr-olds. y stone; four. y stsne D POUNDS
ave, SIX. and aged, . stone 9 pounds: re wipp nno 20 on .:
sreIrna allowed 10 pounds: II for 500 sovereiEnh y
pounds: II for 500 soyereigns. ~ ponnos; entrance. o
soyersIRns; one mile and eleven yArde
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Cricket.

Tho Staten Island A. c. will play the first match Of
the season on Saturday At West New Brighton. the VIC
toria O. @. being the opposing team.
Notwithstanding the threatening weather Of satur
day the New Jersey A. G, were enabled to score the nut
victory Of the season by handIly defeating the st.
Gsorgs's A. @. by 100 runs, after declaring their inning
closed with hve wiekets down. ". Il. Cobb scored 80
urday against the Albion c. 6 on the new grounds Of
the latter organization. near Weehawken. The Albions
ton in the second section OF the Metropolitan League,
and the game should be . good test OF their ability, as
the Morris PARK Is not likely to put In = very strong
I'm responss 10 numerous requests for seoretarie.'
addresses, the following list OF The principal clubs in
e., &. S x.s,S,,y, Il siT District stncs risres s. Ls.r sI members Of
FIRST SECTION.
Brookiyn-F.R &. Greene. i4a Liberty street New York.
Manhattan-Hsmiiton Il. King. "a william street.
Morris Psrk-sroms Fiaunery. =. O. boz L.all. New
New Jersey &C. IL EIiis. IS Pearl street. Now
Hswars-J. r. ssavsr. 1903 Eighth avenue. Newark.
Nfys,srson-I. Sutton. s4l Hamilton avenue. Paterson.
Staten I.l.ud-h St. q. walker. 50 Beaver street
New York.
fhaHsa-J. J. oo1.y. AT West Tiiiy-ssvsnsh street.
kings lounty. Sc. Gssrgs-H- A Holmes. l.o2a De KAis
. .Sss 3lglf@Ey2 ssyn.. $40 E.s. Forty. second street.
st. George, A. &C. u. Chadwick. zss East Twelfth
.souihs BrqeiIyn-H. R, chittisE. lss ritsy7sso0nd
,'sss!sa i.lsadA c.-H. Nancy. Goa BrOOms street
yIctOna-J. Campbell 90 Murray street. New rOrk.
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N.w. Of the wheelnsa.

EM.-You viii nnd the roads TO Paterson By the route
you have chosen fairly eood
Thu Enylisb racing non are pinnlnG their faith ON J.
w. 6chUasd 10 defeat Zimmerman TINS year.
The ATLANTA WheslmA an have placed . time limit 81
twelve hours on their i0>-mis road race on July 10
Tn. E.s, o,angs Cyclsrs will hold . ops-mils scratch.
and two aud I'VE mile handicap ROAD race n sAsuT'
day. May ~,
The Columbia Cycle CLUB Of Hartford have decided
to postpone their Decoration Day road race pntA the
latter part Of June.
Chairman raymond of the I. AZ Racing Board
viii yisit Ih,csgo On May ID 20 inspect the nsw bicycle
track which Is being constructed for Inc 'nterns'ions'
bicycle teurn amsnI
the Irviug.on Cycle Club have aplointsd Dsytd Lons::
fsldsr . delegate 70 I'll. Assosiiss y Sy AZ. SiIsn o.
division Of tue l. 4. W.
tbs arranging fr ~ nheurn road rec
poet u At before tho entry nsI cIosss w AsS <otuhy
loo entries Will have been rssei's1'
Tbs Irvinston Cycle Club Of New Jersey have elected
n. foilowihs ofhcers 70. the current year. rrssidsni,,
George Willis; CAPITALS. Wal os a 4 n'J y n Z haia WIN
R1scutiye Committes-D Lonyfslder. Z ". Moore. and
W. 7. Frey.
new bicycle club has been formed IN Newark. 4.
j. called the Newark wheeimsn, Ths toliowiny ON.
i fr.s,s ssss 81. ,. ( s s,ss'sil. s.sIs!.ry. N,L hsn; Treas
urer. u. ii. Cook; Captain; george Conn; Lisuiep'
AM, y. u G.lash'r; Color bearer A. 'Hse''
Al the ANNA election Of the Bedford whselmeI Of
GERS were elected Frestdent MsitsT brewer; vice
President. Jane; sDls y c sss.s.%% n. i. ssws s.sI Pins;
Lisassnsn,. j. j. Hasshs., u second Msu.sDap.. Y ),
sirAsteli tieior Bearer. A H sansE; sa.'ss y; FTSIssr
Executive committee-MliiIn' hossnS tnam'
S.. ). HI Hyd ss q. ksSodsa aoSsr. sauiiss. u. oi.asn
and Fred kressa.
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safety water tubs boiler. to replace tn" OIL engines
now 10 her. The Alma Is in charge Of capt. Tmum ; l.
Miller.
Tho steam yacht strne. Mr.. Thomas A. NcIHlyrs, y.
Y.Y, c.. owner, has Just returned i."m Jacksonville.
n @, and other southern points. where shc hnN been
cruising during the past I'VE or six N nths. ~" is now
At lie yards Of her builders Al Nyack. ami IL ut %. cat
again for summer cruising. Capt George d fuidy 10
In COIN IN and.
An exciting yacht race took place on satnr'ry after
noon OF New Rochelle harbor bet weeh two !hloot
catboats. The contestants were Al. j. NuOhes talrs
and Com modnrs Andrus's Irene. The Becky va. N.
tered, bnt for ONE reason failed to show M Tho
eourse was from q buoy OH the club house :" aud
around Execution Light and return. Ate az 'rl ~
contest the Elaine won by 4 minutes 10 seconds ~,
referee was John ". Rough Of the New k,che.e Yacht
Clubs Regatta Committee.
On April 10 the new Fife 40 rater LAIR was iauncned
At G. Hansen 4 Sons yard at Cover. she,Is owned Nv
John Grett0n. Jr, and IL expected to be very fasi. SIZE
n 60 feet TN her water line. - fert over all. u feet
bonn mud II feet draught: The Lar Is c"npinie
bulit, steel fra IN ss, and America elm hn0 teak ihA'
ing. She Is sheAthed with cold-ro.!e COZ, ct. 81. 't
deck Is Of yellow pine. The lead keel, which : N ne
casting. weighs over thirty tons. and her tpat ''eO
oregon pine. IA seys 4 Laphorn furnish The sat
I. r. Weber. the welLknown yacht. builder "' Nrw
Rochelle. has designed . 20 ,ater for :. q hnr SO" NJ
she 10. ali completed. ready for launching az W.;
greatly resembles the NayGhoe. She Is !htlrl WIN 4
centrebosrd. and has 1000 pounds ~ Lad on her sex
shc 10 % feet on thr water Inns. 81 feet owe a 10
feet beam, and 8 feet drAught. and rAs = feet Il ihch"t
Of head room In her cabin, which Is very rosiny ~
has oak frames. cedar %pianking. and l. copper ta-teH-l
throughout. Her deok 10 Of white pine. aud hi: i'
terror finishing Is Of mahogany.
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Hacbtiue Notes OF Intsrsst.

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seabary 4 Co q sysea are building an sofeo. hish.
siss .p ri and a patent SAFETY water tube Seiiss.A p"
IT,. steam y.shss :, zi 81 built sS lssS.ry = C. h..
and !: 20. s,'S, ss' III e0mm''''0n at the yard'c
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I'M y \ feat q inches besm' 8 fsst dent dent h Of Soola an
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DIR. HAsBRoUcx BROKEN down:
One OF the Most Famous Spriafsrs or His
Day Quits the Turf

Ono or tn. Most Famous spriaters OF His
Day Quits the Turf
The readers Of THE Sun have been told from
time to time within the past month OF the fast
work at the Gravssend track. and especial
stress was laid upon the fact that W. NJ Bar
rick's great s~printer DR.. Hasbrouck. by sir
Modred. out OF Sweetbrisr. gave promise OF
being even a better horse than last year. when
he won twelve races out OF seventeen starts
and beat nearly all OF the fastest horses In
DR.. Hasbrouck Is now five years old. and he
nesriy three years. Msssrs. John A A II.
Morris bought him from his breeder; Mr. j.
Haggin Of Rancho del Paso stud. California;
as a yearling. and In their colors he ran and
won q number Of races in the spring Of loSv.
Barrick claimed him for So. 600 ont OF Q sell
ing race at Grayesend or Sheepshead Bay:
and It wasn't long. before his Judgment
was sustained. as the Doctor Won race
after race. and became regarded as o
race horse Of great promise. As thres-year-
old he won seven good races. He could readt-
" have been sold at any time last year Or up
TO the time OF his mishap m Tuesday for at
least $25. 600. 1t appears that Trainer Henry
Harris worked Hasbrouck at Gravesend on
Tuesday. and the great fve-year-old pulled up
dead lame. and It was found that his middle
tendon had bowed very badly. There 10 Q
chance when q two-year-old bows, but those
who have seen Hasbrouck regard his Injuries
as permanent. and 1t 10 probable that the turf
has seen the last Of this brilliant performer.
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Baseball Notice

rnsrs we're no games in tbs Eastern League ysstsr
day on account OF rain.
Z L H. The address Of 4. g: = slysa /, care Of VS.
Lawson / Co. ~ Exchange place, New YORK CITY
sUsrsssros BRIDGI May 8-To-day's game between
thr Niagara University and 81. Bonavsnturss College
teams resulted in favor Of the latter by . score ofstou
Aleok Rrown Is considered TO be the most effective
Prospect Park. and 4 y un.vsssaliy cin,msa ma. no
plays the game simply for the pleasure that 'nefeh III
it. and nothing else.
Some persons think that the old Rssolutes may again
have q chance to pull In the pennant OF the Brooklyn
Amateur Association. but those who know Luxe WI
sons disposition claim that tho fultons are IN the
SWIM to retain the honors twice won IN inc assoeiA'
tons campaign.
Tonight At Secretary McCahill's house. ZIG Presi.
dent street, brooklyn. the six clubs OF the Brooklyn
Association Of Amateur Baseball Players must hand IN
their list OF players, or, according to the strict WORDING
OF the oonstt uiion, they will b barred out from com
peting for the championship.
The New Yorks play at Washington to-day. Friday:
and Saturday, aud on Monday will 80 across the
bridge and engage the B%rooklyns IN combat TUESDAY
the Brookiyns come TO the Polo grounds. ana on
Wednesday Ward and his men PLAY ~ Eastern fsrk.
The fur will ny In those three games.
81. LOUIS May s.-Presidsnt Ruchstahl Of the Louis
Vile Club has protested svery game PInysa ~ 81 LonlS
claiming that ReitE, CIarkson; and grimm were inenGi-
President Won der Abe laughs A. thi. sSu y OF th =
QUESTION have been promulgated by rrssidsn' young.
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pxxrsxr WEE yzsHr srrra.
TIE Des,s - Take F,.es ~ the Csssy xsh
sna A. q. on Juse %.

80
JACK Dempsey will try to rebuild the rsputs-
ten which tumbled whom he went out OF his
class and fell before the blows Of the lsnky
Fitseim The Nonpsrcil will come back
TO New York. and. amid III same surround.
inGs In which no proved himself to b. the
greatest fighter Of his weight in the world. be
will endsavor to regain his lost laurels He
has agreed to meet Mysterious Billy Smith At
the ooney Island Athletic Club on June 30. and
the ex-champion will at once leave his homo
at Portland. Or. and begin training In the
vicinity q the club hopss br r.. , !. c,, The
Will Be for 3 1900 purse and the welter'
Blly. Smith. who Knocked out Tom wiliisms
psuses an instant from the Beginning to the
end offs round. He rains furious blows, up?n
an opponent. and Williams. was unable 20
stand the mace. n Dempsey 10 In good health
and strong he should certainly be able % ayo1a
Smiths rushes and in ict punish tent ct WILT
IL announced. that .Dempsey,s health 10 now
when he faces Smith. the spectators will DO
treated to the interesting spsctasle q . THOR
ough ring general opposed to . lighter Hno
depends upon strength and rushing taot!os.
Dempsey's reentran0e into the Eastern puGi-
listic arena will certainly be 9, notable eyept.
and his nun erous friends In this part 81 the
country will watch tbs outcome with sxSreme
interest
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me twin screw steam launch Ansmons. ouiis At
Nysek.on.Hudson for Mr.. II B. Crocksr Of Buffalo. n.
v. will be launched about Nay 10. Folio wing ars the
principal dimensions: Length. - feet: beam. 0 feet Q
inches; depth, I feet; draught, 2 fsst The hull -
built of ths bes: materials throughout The kssl 10 OF
white oak. and 20 are the frames and door timosrs:
the stem OF ustursi crook. The planking
IL Of selectsd white cedar. copper fastened AID rivsteo
10 timbers throughout. Tho sister kee sons, running
full length Of boat on either side dnsidsh a. OF ysllow
pine. the same carrying the main weight o. poller Ano
engines The decks are OF While pine. laid In narrow
strips.
under all the seats. The hull 10 painted white OUTSIDE
paint Is used There Is also q gelS stripe around the
sists Of two fors.and.aft compound engines. with feed
and air pumps connected. The boiler y II the patent
engines, two auxiliary duplex steam pumps are sup
The engine room floor and coal bunksrs are OF sheet
stssI. The sngins aud boiler are both OF the most ap-
urnvAd nattsrn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-04
Zettler Rine Club.

The monthly meeting and the distribution OF prizes
from the winter shoot Of tho Zettler Club came on at
headquarters on Tuesday night with the presentation
Of the priEss. speech making. and Refreshments. every.
body was In good humor for shooting. Messrs Dowlsr
and Ross. tho two experts. were elected oAptains. and
two teams made up and two matches shot on. The re-.
suit was q tie. but the lateness OF the hour made IL
impossibie to shoot Of the deciding match. The scores
OF the contesting teams. nve shots per man, possible
LAG. were;'
]; g Eos. captain; I2l; 3 Wasths, ia1; z; aoiGSs.
ia; Y. HeckinR. Iln Total. S3y.
N. DorrIsr (csptain). l23: B. Zettlor, he; G: Q Get.
tier, 100; Gus NOwak, llS; X kusss. III; 4 J. Chris
tiAn. ia: y. Fabsrius. l05. Total ga.
SECOND MATCH.
n, porrier (captaiu,, l2l; Il. Zsttler, ITO; G q. Zet
tier. i2i: Gus Nowak. 100; r Bn.ss. Ils; A J. Chris
tiAn. ia: =. fabAr,ua. lib. Total s2T
=. G. Ross, l10: B. Walther. III; II. Hodges. 120; q
W rla!s,cd. lis: Hartmann. III; ueckins. l1S; n. b
Engel, 40. Total. S2u.