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MANr TARGETS ARE BROKEN.


Bri.xs Ost Mssy Expsrts.
The shooting tournament for the benent OF Charles
II. Townsend began yesterday sf Heritages grounds.
Marion, Nj Al Heritage. Familiarity Known % Old
South Paw" heads the list OF donaters 18th $50 in
cash and the use OF his grounds. ". y. ouimby. N.
r. Lndsiey h Keller. and Major J. n Taylor. all
well the sooters of this vicinity have made
hbcrai contributions Other donations have come
from the Heron Gun Club. Pittsburgh; Harry n stew
art Rochester: n. A Hurgh. wnliamsport, Pa: Z. s..
King Pittsburgh; H. Nchurdy, Syracuse DR.. y. c.
Fowler. heriden, Conn; Knoxville Gun Club, Knox
vile. Tenn: y. H. CritfenAfa. Casanova. y. ";
y. II. wolstencroft, Frankford. Pa; Prank
Lawrence, chicaso; J. Henry ouilek. william
,os D. q: wiliisn K; PARA, Wills:ssrTs. Pc. Prank
des.. SISSs ssss JON
9ssids County sRoss%ss' Assoc,.,ien E.ssSts
o osaley. '1' 's~' Gun o'a'' anu A''' AA'''
III. estimated that fully 1000 Of the new empire
'- sI.s Event sr rs IS 3: I'VE Sss Sgs. ss
Keller; sOesy; and whIi.m:; g; Sood5u9 al 40.
And t.. Pr Is si.ss: Is sss. TO-
ana sHfs s's. ds 10 aha ~ Keller
zieSs eS-. ses. Si Van and s. ana
CON e. $ . :.s .s s:s D q f..s ss
81 Drake, and Riehnoad.
y R,i i. 'eG ST.
and Skinner. Is: Money. IL.
Eighth Event, 10 Tsrgets-van Dyke, Glover, and
sigisr. 10; Richmond, y; Keller, and hiler 81 Skin
Ninth Event, 20 Targets Skinner. go: Van Dyke.
Glover and sgisr is; Drake. Is; Breintnai. Money.
TENN Event. 20 rsrsets-a,over. Is; Van DYKE,
moaey, Drake. and sgier, 10; Potter 10; Brentnan,
> Eisyen,h Event 10 T.rze.s-EsIlsr. Van Dyke, and
tage and Richmond. 3: Fayette, :.
IL pfsss md hSSsr IT, Money. ~ si. ins
nall. Potter, and Keller, II.
ThIrtsenth Event 10 Isrgets-yan Dyke. 10; Hobart
ana Drais. :; Kailss md fss a1ns'' ssaAunshsm'
Iourteene Event 10 Targets Heddsn, Skinner, and
Williams, 10; Lindsiey and sigieT o; Quimby, 6eof-
fry and Woodruff. s; White, Heritass. AstfAik. and
'nf,ssntS Evsa, 10 T.rEe,.-Ksner and Glover. 10;
Van Van Dyke, Money. and Gsonrey. y; Breintnaii and
Sixteenth Event 10 TARGET; skinner 10; Keller, o.
Suimby Whitehead, and Lindsiey, .; Collins. =;
Seventeenth Event 10 Tausets-Heritsxe nd Hoha r.
10; Breintnali and Glover, v; Miller, =; Keller, Z.
seventeenth Event so rsrgets-Gloeer and viii
and sshrsit, 81; Collins, Van Dyke. Indsiey, and
rhs .pou concluded with q special event for nsr-
ehAudise prizes. There fully nfty entrfes Ths
conditions were twenty targets each, ties h de-
eided by shooting OF. The ties anmerous
that it took long time 20 solve the winners OF the
won. me prile was handsome banquet lamp do
mated nv hiss Annie Oakley. The remaining prlxrs
we're captured by LindsIey, BreintnAll, leCffreT
woodruff, hobart, and Edwards
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JOHSsoS's GREAT RIDE.
ne Bees . stssaiAG-start Mile % .As Tssa-
waaaa Coarse IL .ss As.

BUYFALO. Oct. 80 John i. johnson made .
mile over the TOnawsndA Boulevard to-day un-
paced In ! ;57 AS. breaking the record Of Wal
ter 7. Sanger Of 2:O7 LIS made at Springfield
this year. and by covering the half mile in
O:55 SIS he broke the record for that distance.
also held By Sanger and made at Springfield on
the day that he captured the mile record. Every
precautiOn Was made 90 surround the race so Il
would go a. an tablished record.
The electric timing apparatus WAS used. and
a. this sounded bell ct the quarter. start. and
for the timers at each place 10 take the time OF
the quarters. and then by com pairing the watches
the time could be verified Three watches were
snapped on the mile, one making IL :67 SO,
Anothsr :6TI, and the third os 10; but the
that there might be no question about The
record, the course Was surveyed to-day BY
George A. KOlb. civil engineer OF this city.
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Pure $500 for maiden two -olda; siI furlohEs
Sohn Bennett : Dr. G., ny trUquols-Lueiiis bohn,
q " ssniih's en- e. dam Pouch, no tDosEsIij ...'.
q. W. htTeettH ch a. Tuscan 10 thldssyl. ODE.
AaasteTdsm FoFASer. TFaSssty whiEsis II. colt, aud
IoEisn EsIdins slso ran. -.
Bst.laI-Tsn 10 on Lucille Holm colt, 20 against
fssssh 20 10 W6iIsis IL colt 100 70 each foTGsss
sRj IToglea ssldinS.
SIXTH RACE.
Parse $500 for three year Olda and upward Esl
w WOODS b. e. Lady Adams, s. By The M Used
Asi1.is4D H. rSS asa:: " Gi s:ssSs io
Tom skidAoEs sAd Paris sIso ran.
Time, lit1A
hstunS-siE Ca against Tola hkidmOTs, = 20
blossoms
This IL the programme for tom
FiTst RAes-FoT maiden two ysaF- 0lds which have
not bssa placed ss0Oaa. purse $500 ssiIinsi half
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Fssy .. &C. F,sss sea- - sss Cse-s nss
ssr-r T---~~-~aa

Htay - 80 WA A@gwM - - 49, -
terr rserps.~.s.
The pairing In the afth round o. IN. chess
rnssters' tournament Which wns played II the
Uaion Square Hotel unAer the susrfces 81 The
CITY Chess Club yesterday. wss rather interest
ing. Jssnogrodsky relied in his game against
Rccsnora upon the French Defence. game
which VS. evenly contested throughout. There
were bishops Of opposite eolors On the hoard In
the end game. and on black trying 70 force
win Rocamors scorcd after six,y-seveu movee.
The game betweeu Hsnhsm and steinits wns
en- ercecdingiy brilliant one - far - stsinits is
concerned. and too much praise cannot he be-
slowed upon the veteran. who furnished gem
over the b~srd worthy u this great player. This
game IL annotated BIZ ateinits, and will be
found among the ssors. OF the esmes.
Delmar also played a French Defence AGAINST
Showalter. The latter initiated an attack on
the Kings side. which was very carefully played
by Delmar. Pieces were freely erchenEed in the
middle game. Soon sfterward white made an
excursion with his knight IN order 70 catch the
pawBs On the queens side. Nov Delmer i'm
prisoned that piece, and In the end game sho-
walter had q ma jprity Of pawns minus . pieCe.
80 the game endea In = draw after hfty-two
moves.
Hymes selected . zukertort Opening against
llbin. The latter rot the hest Of the opening.
but lost pawn In cOnseq uence Of rash attack.
However. with . little more care Albin might
have drawn. especially - " be had not tried TO
force a win. This went dead against him. and
Hymes won with the pawn after nfty-eight
moves. The games:
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o.. usa Three STEELE. Tey Hsrses Whea
CeiaareA NJ q RetaceUna-


Victor Klenck. IL years old. Of $50 Prince
street. and his brother Peter. aged IA were
charged yesterday in jefferson MARKET Police
Court by Policeman Brooks Of the Mercer street
station with robbing John Maloney's store At b
south FIfth avenue on Monday night
While passing the store the policeman mo-
tiocd that window was open. and heard . small
boy. who was standing near, crT out. - he came
up. Cheese Il. the cop The boy then rn4
away. Waiting under the window. Brooks
caught Victor he was scram bling cut with
three toy borses in his hands-
The boy began TO CRY. and said that HE elder
brother had put him up 70 the job" The 20,
liceman after nnding out where the lad lived,
went home with him and arrested Peter. While
doing the boys mother. F1orence. aseaulted
the policemen with broom. 90 he ARRESTED her
also.
In court the boys told Justice Hogan that Fred
Gallossa. is years old OF % West Third street,
and Tom M.nsin. II year, Ola, Of lse West
larry. but had escaped. The little prisoners
were remandcd in the care Of the Gerry society.
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To-day. FOstbaIl Evs.ts.

Yale UniyerSlty ". Volunteers. a. New Haven
lafayette College va University u PsnasylvAniA ~
Philadelphia .
a. south Bethlehem.
Boston AlhistIc Association va Harvard University,
BoWdoin College vs.. Bates College, At Brqhs~ick.
Williams College Massachusetts, institute %
Technology. a. WilliAmAtown. =
brown ChiVenlty Tufts college. a. collsse HILL
Wesleyan University w. Syracuse University, At
Middleto u. Coma.
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On. F..or,,. Get. H.-e ., H.w,Ler.-.

CHicAso Oct: 80 : Continued rsin did not improve
the going at Hawthorne to-day. The only winning
fAyo1te wss thu steady purs. setter Cash Day. but
the price ~ 10 was too st6 TO tempt much money
butnnisr1ss'
f,r.t RAce.siS furiongs Gracie C., ioI C. Meber,
D 20 I, won Ebrorts. log ~. JOnesl to ], secood
Asrdsn Pet, IOz Crafty 10 to /, third Time, ~
s..cond RAce-Five firiongs. May kosr, 100 &C.
Weber. 20 " Won; hainstsy, lie Corey, 10 TO
100
Third kAre--seyen furiDngs Cash Day. IIg Leigh,
toS won: Roma. Vi ~. Jouesi. Z 10 I. sscond.
George W., lOz Chornl 30 to I. third. Time, 34Jr
Fourth Racs-Qns mile aud sixteenth sir George.
los ~. Weber, " ], won; calhoun, fOJ Leigh.
60 J. srcond H"odiuia. los ~ Carr, ~ 10 /. third
Time, 50.
Yffth Race Hurdis: mile. Jim Norveii. ia
M Bell Ia l. won. Sp-c ulbtion. Xxx Cochran To
d second: Lttis Nell, l1S H. Brown, to ], third
Time. 4
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sAs..,.z Tor ,l. s.,.-..r,. c..

National Guard to-day competed for the Gov
ernors Cup ON the state rins ranges a. this
place. II was a good day for shooting Each
man had hye shots on the 200, 800, 500, and
900 yard ranges Sergeant John Corrie of the
Twelfth Regiment who carried OF the prize
last year, VAS compelled to take third place to-
day, and Col. =. DeForest OF the Twenty third
Regiment won the trophy by score of IS points.
PTiyate j. Egan Was second with 81 poiniA
while Sergeant Corrie was third with 81 points.
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Ostario Beats = Crack Field Of steep
skassrs.

GESLsEo. y. T., Oct s0.-Ons Of the most exciting
s-specbases held In this section ~ the country
took plac. the Home Yarn. this place, to-day.
The contsst was for = cup valued at $500 and pre-
sentsd by r. J. Harkey Of Chicago. Ths
tagged cross country course three miles and repea
aud II brought together the nnest nsld Of blODdsI
horses Ia the valley. There were nfteeu
starters aud inch OF the ground MAS hOty con
tested. The won by :. n. HOwand's cels-
Drat.d high jumper Ontario. ridden by Capt Adams
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sasesas q omesFs q ths PhGnlH Bowling Club
Sin.e ffe.denti James Gross. secrslafy aud lea
afeE hAFry Welding Captain. 49,
new bowling league WAs formed on HonaaV
sl9nt ~ the hoseyllIe Athletic AasOclstioas eIab
ho9,e Az hes vile rhe following clubs viii com pras
ne e4kes Tor this season south Orange Held Si,ib
h9-ssiils Athlete Association. columbla Club Oh no
o9Len; biOolnheld Cyclers d BiOomnsld u IA WriSSa
o. ne s0uth Orange FIELD Club NAs elected Pr..ist
o. the rev eAsue, aud II. h. LAKE Of Blooninsid So
saoS'sd -Aa ne nalas q ne nsg esgas "a dsisd
a ifAs9alf sti . asfaASsd latsT n a. Vel -
WI f.Sss9t ~ tge 4Alas4 hoaa8 alllTa 80
ss5S iSF ss1k d-b u - i-z-us.- a. s---- - As-is-
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w,...-. .. C.-s.r,..s Park.

NASHVILLE O-t 80 The races to-day ~ Cumberland
PARK we're run over Q slow track. Four fav0ritss
the other race being taken BY . SECOND choice.
SUMMARIES
FIRST Race selling dI farlonss Psrguet, vs. New
COM 8 10 z. won: John Berkeley. ~ kuhn. to 4,
second. saEaphOne 1903 Harding, is TO !, third.
Time ! ~
Clementins. ITO fNewcomi. to o. won. Wedgrneid.
100 Shields, l9to second. PeJtonis 100 keith.
" I. third. Time. I 81.
Third Esc. selling sII furiongs. Revenue. 100
Price,. TO won. Ram Farmer, 100 tbhieldsl, TO
J. second Mr.. Barnes, We 'Bcks 10 to /. third. Time
l.isN
Fourth Rac.-seVen furiongs Tuscsrors, 100 Der
ssri to L. Clara be uef. 1Is tShi-ldsJ. to o..
second. Tom LlmOfe, IOl tkuhnJ, 10 to !. third
Time, BIN
Fifth Rare Nine- .iSt.~ntbs;ofa mile. Nellie wsg
n~r 100 tEr.emsn A. eyeu. won Masque. 100 Berger
TO 1. SECOND han Lsssis i03 knight, sto !. third
Time. ~
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Sew. from ii. Bor.. world.

trottlng match between II. T. Bedferd's br. NJ,
Wanda. lsaAr flsmings b.. r.. hsn Pedro and J. "
Gibbs b. r. Iephus has been arranged by the manage
msnt 81 the Parkway Driving CIuD for election day
The stakes are sk5O side the club Ia add sz5s The
conditions the thre- nye heats the winner
10 received $500 aud second horse to his stake
TTsEE HAUTE. Ind, Oct. so -Tns tFottinE record
meeting was resumed To day after nearly week. de
lay owing To bad weather. The track from
the rain ami there q cold wind. Hattie Bradley,
two year Oh niy, by AEtsii dam by onward, got
record 81 80 going sEainSt tbs watch. Nass. q hay
mare by Onward, made the same time. In the 81
tTOt Little Giant. bay stallion by Fairy GIFT got
record OF 2Sjs. the beat time Of the day.
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ssLa.nr a.s I've. a. rr.stIss.

frank Ives played two practice games vita TOm
Gallagher yesterday ana easily bsAt hln In 10th
sAnss the scons the svsniAs sAs being IVsA 600
OaiIakhaF 70. lake schAsfeE lat night played GAd
defeated W. A. spiAta Al Aah9Asys so Third ave
hsId lovers wh3 yofifsroa.y .kPltadsd shsa be raR
The scorss. schAsfsT 500 splnkS, Sbi.
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HARD Lack Ter a.. D.r,-o.,A r..-.

uAsOVER, n, H., Oct so heC ormAek, ons 81 Dart
mouth bssI football players and who the life Of
the team back 81 the line had his shoulder hurt In
DFAetes game to-day ahd will liz unable TO play again
Ihis year He has been full back this and the
time IL very short la which Ia tram . LEV
Williams nskt saturday.
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A.y,LI.s to nee. rsa.sylv.nI..

PRIScEToS, \. j., oct SO.-Ths daily practice games
on the university neld between the varsity and sse
ond ssysns viii be entirely secret from now on tll
the game with Pennsylvania. Capt TTsnehard an
nOunced night that during this week the nTs half
OF the practice would be- 90 students of the col
Iess and the later half secret II MAS decided how
ever in last nights consultation that would be best
10 have All practice behind closed gates The great
object Of the PrlncetOn players 60 defeat Yale bat
thsy ~ouId rather u beaien by Yale than BY the
QuakeTs II Is feared that Ward and koseagaTten Htn
10th b. unable play In the PennsylyAnla game. a.
they recovering very slowly from their njurisA
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BrookIyH Billiard lovers had AAOthsF chance IAsG
sssalAE 70 ~itasas EouraiL The Preach expert play
With Maurice DAILY a ths attsF's rOonS wAShtnE.
tOa street. IN hat city Wills o1ly 800 points we're
played 10th a.a7 1aas 60 50 80 80 p SssEy
iS1 Z i y; -; - So y u d. IL
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WIN TEs - PsaAI s.SSs AIIss IL TAIr'S

BosrOs Oct sO.-c. q vihtOh Of the Eagle cyeiins
Club Of this city and The Century Road Club q
America besaA yesterday his attempt 20 break ne
record o. J. u 0uatksr % 800 miles q thlLy days
Ma EiAl snl - I1ads OssF IL eoar.e iroa i.tpa y
NesDqTypoft en4 rstorA Nbieh = JUS lgo lies go
4nd WhlrA - eoFere4 today IN nine lo1la ne - net
IL, 49, - tsi &: 49, - ! ~ i ~ ~! ~
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IRE OF the com petitors is now as follows

The players will contest the sixth round to-
morrow Ia the following order;
DenAT Vs. Hymss SteinItE vs. shOwalLer. JAsnogTod-
sky V. Hanhan. PillsbuTy va kOcamora Halpern vs..
Baird Albn bye.
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BRAIN WORKERS

,hould uss WIRCHEsTER's HYPoPHosPHITE OF
I'M AND SODA 70 keep the system suppiied vita
PhosphoTua and thu sustain the vital fores, Nerve
Power, Gnd Energy IL strensthens ana Doloa w me
whole neFsOus and general systen-
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
WINCHESTER q 90, CAs-isss.
ass WIllls7 49, NsW HsFEs
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1Ror1Ise sIock ar 1sr rsIcE.


sis ~ - st.sse
The sale Of trotting stock YESTERDAY. the prop
erty Of William Simpson Of the Empire City
stuo. ln tse SUM- Vstaei. uhoet tns
management 81 Peter {. Kellogg Co. was
disappointment 70 s"et'oneer. ano owners slike'
The stock consisted OF brood mares. stslltons,
dividusls Of the venerable eye Of 81 years.
Prices were extremely low. ana At the Close on
,ns si'srnoOn s .l ~, ~ hes so wss .ne
Giotard. 2:Iss1. by Belmont. was III. hish.
Ferguson for 81. 200. eeveo,v-thres head were
Ia -, sio $40 h.,Ds an sy.,ass ., si.. so
,er bead summ.ry OF the sale:
A;.snf bGS ,Ss fCrt su 500
b saIt.s: : roucseF sew ,xors s,5s - 100
ss, G VAN. 2, WI h'rt, c',i X AebOnaid
EasciusI. ?. 81. 1898. by Eleetrleisn Princess -
pSsn,o, .1s ha $50 H e, ~, RI s, %
,, Alssny 49,, =, :, ,s., =, ;,,.,. ,.. Rso
F, sSt,iIls = BY rhornd.'.' o. sAnl'' 80
Nay n. ;. ~, isss, ey Ier.ey primo. -Lsdy Az.
yss,n. ny Iss i, n sy fs,
rs;b hmm a s n sfs'sT ss. rg-. ~ ,,
css n. p5,nee n hi i1 NeS T., YER sl.
Eos tells II z bT an-lsO
n, J.rs.y pyin,.s \ " intbony 1treen IsIsnd 10
uafIant c6. r. Ispz by suymOor--CU nstance! A.
tii.s, y : i,,., Inv yi.rtr,cia, i,n dane. ~
WiIkens - gs
D,raIslIs b M isi2 by I,.im,,p,-Dora by AIe1
snder : Edwin forrtsi; A 81 shayne New York
True liu. b. M 1850 by sherman. Hsmbleton
ian Mst,irone Nv AI~t ons > " anthonY 40
HUbIs B. T. 1894. Gy Hummer True blue By
Shsymaps HamI,etonlsn. b wIirns 40
Glamour bT WI issy by Witchcraft- Mattt.op.:
. Wissns - '--''-,' 20
A..lK No. N..rk aIeW IN
MsftTtrien b m sss bV Fiert yt,Jan- Hattie.r1e.
J. Csst New YORK city -....-...,..'-, 100
Perseverance, br T. Isp2 by Electrs4an- Matte.
IIs,.tftIne blk y IsyI by FIer+rtc,aa nattt~
AIIosnt. b T. is,S nv aIo.ptara- ny,s. h, knLE O'
,ptyonrtats h NJ IsvG .,y iIfonso nyr.. 4 wv
x easter p.tt.t.ia Mes. 80 aao
Nsrtett. ia m Lass by piI.r.i. Hiik =. S,.a. wv
~ ~ f.,thar,i. X "a drsiert~h pm,tn.S ~, "a
Noxe,ty IA n, iss; bY 9unts C.rioN ka,e,
snrtts n, beImont x X sIrasu. nos,.ap
tnbn - " " a.
HstEarct d m i.,i bY pickpookst- Lad,
Hes,.r : H.. Issi' ~ Young Jim Lady Ethan. '''
Tys-.,i,s isy, ~ Eisctfyie;y..r pues,s, n ~"
sprssu. % - ~ 49, 49, ..'',''' - 90
Harf " u M 80 W D-"' '' l. $50
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Carleton. 70 lsl 9s4 2s7 $50 $50 o4s eos ssa ia
Montauk. 80 100 ga S52 434 500 578 64i 7i6 SIT
Umplre-W Lonsman. scoren-FraAk Williams and
August Kslb Pin Judge-N. A. Harder. AVeTaEe-
Carleton. l6t AS MOntauk, l6y rs.
The Nkaho bo~lers made . good showing In the
night The
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Cutler J..,s-.. ., ID. l.. sail. J..ier.. ..

The Junior eleven Of Cutler School defeated the DE
Ia sale Institute Juniors a. the North Meadow, Cen.
trial Park yesterday afternoon Dyer % CutleS made
the only touch dow 81 the Ia the nrst half The
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Totals .....+ w II III Totals ....lS ri 10 SOL
ThAHEs.
Apollo ....eI lts 2ls esl s5s ts4 sos Sol Gas I'll
Oriental. 10 l13 S5s 81 tU2 ts4 51o d5e us Sol
Umpire George Randall scorrr. Frederick sobei
and ". D: Caliman. Average-Aps,ilo. i5+ %! on
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HHAnEA
81 ss9 ~ s &c az az "a lss
Umplre-F. J. Grimm scorers-JO..nh oa.nx "a
w. Allison. AvsEase-slksao. 1877 I6 aadIsoS, rs.
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CARIETos.
TotalL....lsz sl4 SAL Totals. Ill zsIl a.

SRAkEs.
Carleton SO 10 $50 SIs SOL 47s $40 Gas TlI SEA
hontauk ., as l1O ga 500 +S4 5l7 COL $40 13s $40
Cmpre-W. LOngman. scOrers-Frank Williams
And August kalb. Pin Judge-N A. Harder. Average
Carleton, los 60; hohtauk, l6s.
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Oriental. 81 is3 2s5 s5T 54l egs TOT 5se sss
Ariinxton vi - ESQ $50 45p 5ss sOs SO Tor 565
Umpire-George Randall. Scorers Frederick sobei
and Harry Ferguson AyeraSe-orientai, TIA So.
Arlington, l7s.
The following games rolled in the interciub
n 81
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Total. .....s2Tis sRi Iotsls.....-.s :
EEl 10
FRAnEs.

Arlington los 20 2sp 3s5 4ss sol 5se eep Tss s2l
Apollo o.. ~ l65 24i 500 $40 s9s scr S1s $40 77y
Jmpre-CIeorEe Randall scorert-M wsllach and
W. y. CullmAn Average Arlington. l64 is, Apollo
] IS IS.
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4. L...... 80 Iia 2ls $50 s5s 4s4 52s 400 s7e 7e2
Lincoln 81 1855 yoo s4t 4l2 oOl 5s6 ga 5ts sa6
Cmpire-frank Kupieski. scorer--L- Neasmann.
ANersge-Cnion League ioI as; Lincoln Club, les.
AT rUF nosTAJE clUb-TIRsT GAxE
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APoLLos DEoP BACk.
B-eekiJ.'s Crack Teas BewI Feeriy a.a
Are Reasea Twice.

The Apollo and Arlington Club bowler- came over
from Brooklyn night and met the strong ave of
the Oriental Bowling Club ut the Gernanis Assembly
Roous alleys In the American national tournament
sertes- The
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Totals. s3 20 13s Totals.....10 ~ II kSe
[. L.......ss la 2s7 sOs $40 go slo sos coz $50
Lincoln - Il 25i $50 4l4 ssl DOL e7s 1s2 ss5
Ayerase-Union IeAsu. Ciub. ISs IS; Lincoln Club.
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FIRST CANE.

Mikado 81 Is2 2T5 Ss2 AIS $40 ssa SOS s9s sb7
Bismarck. n i65 Gas alt s0i 4s7 672 $40 7ls s2i
UnPire-J. II. schulthuse. seorers-ChAries Doran
ami Wbh: Berger Average AikAdo, III rs Hs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-21
LAWYERS ENJOY THEMSELVES.
No Legal Delay in Eating Shad Mt
Marshall Hall.

Despite the very rainy weather Of Satur-
day. the annual planked shad excursion of
the District Bar Association to Marshall
Hall was a really enjoyable success. AS
stated in The Star, Mr.. r. Ross Perry was
in charge. and his arrangements were per-
feet. The party numbered about l1J, and
included members Of the United States Su-
preme Court. the Court of Appeals. the Su-
preme Court of the District, and Judge
Miller of the Police Court. The excursion
lists left on the Manchester at IL so and re-
turned about in the evening.
Among those who made up the party were
Justices Harlan, Gray. Brown and Brewer
OF the United States Supreme Court; JUS
tice Shepard of the Court of Appeals, Chief
Justice Bingham. and Justices Hagner
bradley, McComas and Cole OF the District
supreme Court District Attorney Birney
Clerks Young. j. r. Williams. Downs and
smith; Clerk Robt. Willett, Marshal Wilson,
Deputy Marshal Robson, States Attorney
Carter of Baltimore. President NathI Wilson
OF the Bar Association. and Messrs. James
n. Hayden, w. Herbert Smith. Frazier B.
Head. T. Perry Myers, f. l.. White w D.
Davidge, tr.. A. S. Worthington, w. A. Cor
don, j. Holsworth Gordon, Edwin Forrest
Joseph Shillington, Thomas CalL,n, A. b.
Browne. A. T. Britton, Alexander Britton,
job Barnard. William n. Levin, n. b.. Col
bert William A. Maury. A. W. FERGUSON,
William John Miller, Eugene CaruSi Ed.
Hay. S. r. Bond. Henry Wise Garnett. John
s. Webb. II. r. Webb and A. r. Mullowney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-21

Boys, you will not feel afraid Of me
when 1 tell you that ! was once a mes
senger boy In the Western Union telegraph
office of this city and know from experience
many Of the temptations and hardships
that enter into your lives" These words,
spoken BY Rev. Mr.. Pate of North Capitol
NJ E. Church, who opened the exercises
with prayer on Saturday evening last
brought him at once in sympathetic touch
with the wide-awake boys before him and
held their attention while he told them of
his struggles to gain an educa ton and to
fit himself for the ministry, and how they
could overcome difficulties as he had done
If they would break away from bad habits
and use their best efforts to grow and rise
Mrs. Welch's picture talk No. =, on "Cul-
tivators," called forth many original and
quaint comments from the boys. North
Capitol Union furnished a bright program
and also the refreshments. Several BOYS
signed the temperance pledgG