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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
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YALE ATHLETES TAKE NO hCd1IOA.
MEMBERS OF TIE CREW AID TRACK ATHLETIC
TEAM IN TRAINING THROUGHOUT
RECESS

TEAM ~ TKAlNlNH Illlpt ptip'
TIE RECESS
New-IIaven. April - (SpcclaD. Usually the Easter
vacation at Yale leaves no athletes In town except
the crew This year marks change. The track
athletic team under Captain Ickok has been here
and has met AZ the Yale Field twice day for IN
spration from Michael e. Murphy. the trainer
IIiclok has been Obliged to cope with the most
ncagre supply Of material tbs season when a'e
capoIn Of a track team has mustered out In years,
and hi, policy has been TO dril the new candidates
longer In the spring to brins out. If possible just
,cbot Is I'm every man There are about sixty candi
dates for the team still In town. none OF them at
the training table but all reporting for duty about
10 o'clock mornings and about $50 o'clock each after
noon ONLY track candidates are here. rs la.e ;
strength seems To lie In the field contests. ana the
candidates I'm that line can be- worked up win "A
few DAYS training Brett. the promising freshman
who IS showing up strongly In the pole vault Is tn
on,y field athlete here The ferocious exhibition of
Hoyt the Harvard freshman. who Is cleaning up
the records as he goes along In Massachusetts, has
no, auleted Captain Ickok's state OF mind at the
small array of candidates for the Yale team and
yrett seems Yates only hope OF winning the pole
vault although both Thomas ana kersha"' raIes
ex-chAnplons are still In college The cracks whom
Vale has lost In track athletics are Eaton, Lyman
and Hart in the hurdles Gleuny in the bicycle race:
Runnell I'm the walk. Wheeler In the half-mile rum
and Richards whose bad knee will prevent his train
Ing for the sprints again
The most promising men Yale has sun IN conese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
PORYIERES
1ud Lace Curtains.

100 pairs heavy Chenille Portieres, full width 10
color.ugs. s. 80 per pair.
20 pairs extra quality Figured Chenille PortereS
three patterns some 3i2 yards long, SoS per pair
regular price. $500 and $50.
Nso about 20 Chenille Piano Covers 2X3 yards,
s. - each. were $500.
Irish Point Curtains.
s. - and $50
lot. about 60 pairs. white and ecru 1915 in
stead ~ $50 and $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
Clothes Baskets,

step Ladders and other House Furnishing 0ee0
at special reductions
Clothes Baskets
80 cts. instead Of so cts.
40 cts instead OF 10 cts.
A. cts instead of so cts.
80 cts instead OF 80 cts
Step Ladders
IT, 40 cts. instead Of 50 cts.
) It, 30 cts. instead OF 10 cts.
IT. so cts. instead Of 80 cts.
! it, 10 cts. instead OF SlO5.
so dozen Street Brooms, best green corn f@
% cts
Wooden Coat Hangers, cts.
Gas Tapers 80 in box. cts.
Moth Balls or Flakes cts ~
Garner Beaters extra strong rattan. is cts.
Furniture or Rug Beaters. best rattan cts
Scrub Brushes extra good cts.
Chalafons Condensed Milk Can Spout. 10 cts
Chafng Dishes nickel plate with hot water
pan 90 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
TNE1 NTS' RTMENT.

Pique sun Hats. button crown. pink and blue.
edged with fancy braid. - cts.
Piquc sun Hats and Ronne,s. white and blue,
white and pink. and white striped. some embroid-
cry trimmed. others fancy braid. 80 cts.
Fine Lawn Guimpes. yoke Of fine tucks, en-
broilcred edge on neck and sleeves. 10 II years.
% cts. entire yoke ~ fine inserting and tucks,
90 cts
Extra fine Bingham Dresses. pink and blue fam
cv stripes with white Cambria yoke. edge of en-
hrodery on neck and sleeves. =. us.
Refers. cardinal and navy. braid trimmed, TO
4 NcnrS 9N cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
LIENDERED SHIFT " ISIS
.NeW GOOdx lust Received.

Percalc Waists Numbered collar and cuffs en-
tir,ly new designs in materials tan pink. ana
blue figures and stripes. large sleeves. ~ cts
Fine Percalc Waists. black and white. cardinal
and white blue and white. and pink and white
stripes full sleeves % cts.
Fine Zephyr and Percale Waists. neat designs,
large sleeves. 90 cts
fine Percale ana Lawn Waists including some
with the full front. SIX styles to choose troni
all with extra large sleeves 81 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

Ladies' fine Black Cotton Hose high spced
heesa doIhl oes.
se splel heels and toes
and black 10
dozen Ladies extra quality fine gauge Black Cotton Hose
double Stainless
tana and
Fancy Hose sphci he
colored with stainless black
Ribbed Lisle Thread stainless
Jack ct pair
Hose high sricei
nd thread1
assorted coors
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
DRESS GOODS.

We offer great Inducements this week by large
reductions IN high-olass novelties.
Specials flr Monday
4s-iuch navy blu" English Sergcs. the correct
weight for bicycle suits 81 90 per yard
46-inch gray and brown miXel Covert Cloth,
suitable flr tailor-nalc c,stumes % cts per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
SILVERWARE.
Half Price Sale of Real Quadruple
Plate Goods.

Tea Sets, satin engraved, 6 pieces, $3.50 and
1885: formerly $500.
Cake Baskets futed and bright chased, s2a
81 So and s. 90 formerly s.. 2j $500 and 800
Trays. 10 and II inches. sl.Ss: formerly $3.50.
Four-bottle low Casters, $2.35 ana 2.15; for.
merry 400 and 1925.
Butter Dishes satin and bright chased, sll7 and
81 10: formerly 81. % and $3.50
Fruit Stands, with fine decorated glass, $3I
$40 and $500: formerly 800 TO $1,000.
Coffee Pots. ATTN and satin engraved, s23s and
SO 25; formerly $500 and $500.
Tea Pots satin and satin engraved. $3.50, s2N
and g. 9S; formerly $500 $3.50 and $500.
Sugar Bowls and Cream Pitchers. satin and
satin engraved 1925 and 80; formerly $500 ana
$3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
SILK SPECIALS.

5000 yards 2S-irch Printed japanese silks. navy
ana white. ba k and white. also chintz colorings
on black grounds - It's. per yard, real value, SO
cts
lioo yards 2l-inoh Brocadc eros De Londres,
slightly imperfect In the finish only % cts. per
vhrl. undo 30 sell AZ So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

l. 600 yards io-lnch all wool Rosetta Cloth, n
beautiful summer fabric g. cts. per yard
1000 yards +i-.nch Wool and Mohar Crepons
81 90 quality. g. It's. per yard
500 yards English Mohair Crcpons. Sl25 quality
:, cts pcr ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
JIHftinDs.
SHOES.
Ladies' Bicycle OrfOrdS

and Lace Boots made by the foremost manufact-
urcr of such goods-Oxfords $3.50; Lace Boots.
soS5
Ladies' Bicycle Leggns. cloth and leather. tan
and black M lowest prices fox best qualities.
Ladies Riding Boots best style. best make. best
material best finish all sizes $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
" ASH GOODS.
Tudrr RcguiNr Prices.

h. Irish Dimity. beautiful large designs. 2i-ct.
quality. = cts per yard.
. cnscs more I1issc- Royal. neat stripes and
printed figures e cts. per yard.
loi American Pcr,nlcs. : cts. per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

The second match for The Iahrskic trophy was
shot at the range Of the list Regiment on Monday
COMPANY Il now leads all competitors by 3 points
The conditions were five shots standing at 200 yards
and five shots prone at % yards, for teams OF ten
men The last competition takes place io-'norro"
evening and the team having the highest aggTe-
gate for all three matches WINS the handsome
trophy II * held by Company b.
The following the scores OF the last two com
nctiiOnS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
CHINA
and House Furnishing Depart.
,lDnfR

Dinner Sets 100 pieces. new shapes and decora-
tions with gilt regular $500 set. at S250.
Dinner Sets. IA only. subject to slight imperfeo-
tons In a few pieces
Of them at $500 per set; have been slS.So !"
$500;
Of them at $1,000 per set; have been $500 to
s3l 90.
A lot Of odds and ends OF Dinner and Tea ware.
every piece first quality and decorat ted. at about
half price
Cups and Saucers cts. per set.
Plates, ), 6. and cts.
Vegetable Dishes. uncovered. Is and 20 cts; GOV.
cred 40 cts
Meat Dishes. 90 80, 40. so. so and 20 cts.
Other dishes at proportionate rates.
One lot of Table Glassware-Berry, Preserve
Salad Bowls, Jelly and Fruit Dishes. etc, ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

Alfred II. Mitchell and thrty-two other members
of the Brooklyn troop have made formal applica-
ton for recognition TO Brgadier General McI.ccr
The troop will undoubtedly b. recognized AMI viii
be assigned to the old 18th Regiment Armory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

I25 Lawn Negligc Gowns. fancy figures. three
plcats IN back. Squir" yoke I'm 'front.' finished with
fcatherstiich band. 50 cts instead IF $50
l25 Figured Lawn \eglig" Gowns. Vatican
back deep. square collar forming yoke i'm front
trimmed with rufle ~ Lawn. embroidered In
black 81 % instead Of Sl9N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
IuiiOr-niUdc Suits,

accepted spring styles In Scotch mixtures. Eng
llsh Checks Choyipts. Serges. Whipcords. etc.
with the Norfolk Waist. tn" Eton and Other jack
- effects. Slf - $40 $-l.00 and $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
,ScDarUfc SKIRTS.

correct patterns and generous widths. in Serge,
lined throughout. $50. In finest quality Serge
lined with Gloria SILK. $lli0.
Alpaca. s39j and $50. Crcpon. sos. Figured
Silk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

Goudin. sergeant William Dyson. sergeant; Leonard
Grabler. corporal; Henry C3ndin corporal .o,o,
Second Lieutenant r. \. De Russey was installed
in his position On April TO- ~
Company | and the Pastme Athletic CLUB have
armory on May ,. The open amateur contests arr
SiXty-yard handicap. 4W-yard handicap. one-inne
handicap Ss)-yard run novice; tWo-me bicyc.e nan
bicycle race, novice.
A VETERANS DINNER.
Naior-Genera. DAME Buttcrfeld. Colonel Charles
F. Spraguc ana Captain William H. Schwaibe' OF
the Committee Of Arrangements have sent out a
circular announcing that the annual meeting ana
anniversary dinner Of the Old Guard Association
of the 18th Regiment viii take place at the Hotel
Majestic on Apri! -
Colonel H. W. Michel of the nth Regiment. re-
Gently requested the resignation of captain and
first lieutenant in his command. The lieutenant
took the hint ana forwarded his resignation
promptly but the captain it appears. questioned
The right of the Colone. make the request and
decided to retain his commission If possible 1t
looks now as il he would be ordered before a
State Board. which will doubtless bring about the
result which the Co.oreis hint failed TO accom-
plsh.
All Saints Cathedral. Albany, has been selected
as the church where the old Guard will attend
divine service on Monday. April p. The Burgess
Corps of Albany and the Od Guard have been
cose friends for many years. and the selection Of
All Saints will give the Guard an opportunity to
renew old times. If the programme is carried out
as il now stands the Utica Citizens Corps VIII
come to Albany in the course of the Old Guards
stay in the Capital City, and if everybody does not
have a good time it will not be the fault OF the
'old boys"
Before the season closed. General Fitzgerald will
probably review the 22l Regiment at its armory.
The latest scores in the sharpshooterS matches
in he Regiment follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

lot 52Lnrh all wool IlmmInc Suitirgs. 50 cts
per ylrd instead - 8 cts.
h., t2-inrh all wool Light weight Worsted Check
Suitlugs - cts. Ter yard Instead II S2J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
STRAW HATS.
Is cts. and SO cts. Instead OF
IS cts. to S2.48-hll New,
Fresh Goods.

Another lot ~ Ladies' and Misses tntrmmed
Straw Hats the latest AMI best shapes OF this sea-
SON in black and all colors. in the very best quail
ties of rough and plain Brads-rcgular 20 Ct TO
s. IS goods at - and - cts. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
Benedict's Rolling Screens.

We are now ready TO take orders for this we'll
known screen. having received a large impor'1-
ZION Of the original Screen Cloth. which we guar
antee not To shrink Orders given now Will %
made up and the screens hung when directed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
EnOr .SOiiOr mats.

We are the sole agents In Brooklyn for the La
dies and Misses Sailor Hats. made 10y Knox the
Halter. ana have complete assortment OF lead
ing shapes I'm fine and fancy braids, IN black,
white navy. cardinal and brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
LADIES' C1PES.
E.rcIUSire StUicS

i'm SILK Velvet cloth chiffon. "'c. s. - - So On
Hirh-class aui imported novelties reduced %
prices ranging from $500 20 So co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
COJORED SIX IRTS.

- imported Morcon skirts. Pinch rutilc. bound
with Vevctccn. $l9S. regular price, So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
SILK " LISTS.

- SIX Waists. fancy checks and Rob Roy plaids
drapcd collar ana belt very full sleeves $29N each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

The questions which have been raised in the last
vae,o as TO the stability Of the new 9th Regiment
ArTory will tend to bring TO light any defects which
may exist either in the work as far as II mas been
done or in the plans still TO be carried out, and
when the discussion is over the new armory Will
probably be a better building than 1t would other
wise have been. Colonel Stewards command GER
,alnlv needs new home. The present building
comes dangerously being unsafe, ana because
of its condition regmental drills can be he-d
there and even at battalion drills The double
quick and other evolutions which might STRAIN the
structure have been discontinued.
The following appointments of non-commlsSohed
officers have been announced by order OK Coiohe'
Heman Dowl OF the 18th Regiment:
Company B-Wiam G. Bartlett. corporal; neorse
ii. Wlsschusen. sergeant: John Conooy' co'po'"''
Christian T. OFT. corporal. 49,,
Company Cavalier G.. LanGers sergeant iran
els J. Loughlin, corporal; Charles T. Jackson CUT
pOIal .. rsoac
Company D-Charles H. Menges, sergeant lsAac
s. Martin sergeant; Thomas IL. Williamson sotpo-
raj; Frank W. Rose. corpora: Robert HUSTON co'
poral; William Brown, corporal ..
Company E-Henry Schwartz. jr, quar'ermas'ef-
sergeant; James A. Swan, corporal
Company G-Patrick j. Keane, sergeant ..
Company H-Iawrence V. Meehan. nrst sergeant
Daniel Fay corporal. -.
Company I-Ceorge w. Preece first sergeant; John
Fisher, corporal John j. Conley corporal -,
Company K-Wiliiam G. BOYLE sergeant: henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF HOSIERY,
LADIES' Mems and Chdrens, at Prices Which Up to Date
Have Not Been Approached

Lot foa
II pair
medium Black
Black Ribbed
diced heelsa nd to Si2 - cts pair
pced with double to II
spiced double
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

team from Company y. OF the 18th. composed
of Lieutenant Stebbins. Lieutenant Johnson and
Sergeant Smith was second with total OF 13s. and
one from Company G, of the 18th composed of
Captain Setter Sergeant Wells and Corporal Bar
ringer, was third with 137.
In the individual match the best scores were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

Ex-Cdp;ain John G. Il. Lillendahl. of Company
c. 22i Regiment, has been elected captain OF MS oid
company. -,
Company c. of the 231 Regiment known as the
Brook vn city Guard. VIII hold its annual dinner at
the Brooklyn Club. April ~.
Colonel George Moore Smith is becoming Wen dc-
With the exception OF Tuesday, when ne attended
the dinner 10 militia officers. al the Hamilton OIun.
he has been a; the armory on every dIII night
during last week. Men, equipments ana uniforms
are being thoroughly and carefully inspe,t'H ,As
the men. Colsnel Smith expresses himself nsnEl
pleased. They are good. sOldery men. possessing
all the requirements for model guardsnen IN regard
10 the uniforms. the new commlnde" nndS much
a change for the better. The designations OF the
captains have not yet been acted upon nor mas any
hint been given 20 the action of the commander.
In the mean time all active in tie DISCHARGE OF
their duties.
The officers Of the lis, Regiment have issued in
vitatons for a parade review and driI. 10 take
place at the armory. Park-aVc. and ThirtN-fourth-
St. on the evening of April 49,
J. Kennedy Tod, Commissdry OF the !lst regiment
has given silver loving cup to the athletic associd-
ton of the regiment 1t Will Toe perpetual trophy.
and will be presented To the company having tho
largest number Of points in the games.
RIFLEMEN OF THE list REGIMENT.
In an order published by Colonel Greene OF The
list Regiment. he coneratulatcs the command upon
its increased efficiency IN rife practice as shown
by the results of 1894 The constant progress In
this direction is shown by the following figures:
lS9l 1852 1879. 1894
Sharpahootcrs ................l 10 - 80 80
The per cent of marksmen 10 the average strength
of regiment WAS 81 per cent in 1871. ~ per cent 10
Isg2 So per cent in 1893 and - per cont In 1884, The
Colonies cup won by Company D. Iae scores
for the Colonels cup were as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
Carpets greatly Reduced.

Desirable patterns Of Royal Wilton NeiVels'
81 80 quality. at $40 per yard
High pile Administers. $50 quality, at sl.lO per
yard 49, -
81 - per yerd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
SJ.OO Recd R0rkers f0r $4.1j.

Large Rockers. with full reed roll arms an
back shellac inished-an exceptionally me plec
u furniture for summer homes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
.SDecinIs IN BedrOOm Suits.

Solid Oak or Birch Bedroom Suits. two pieces,
full size high polish finish. bevelled plate mirror,
$500
White Maple or Birch Bedroom Suits two
pieces. full size with oval Frerch plate bevelled
mirror. S240)
Solid Oak Bedroom Suits two pieces with oval
French plate bevelled mirror. $500.
Extra large and massive solid Oak Bedroom
Suits. two pieces. $1,000 . ,
Also a very complete line OF White Enamelled
Bcdsteads at extremely low prices. ana odd bu-
reaus anG Chiffoniers u 60 with them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

BENJAMIN F. Wade Of ohio, had It is snj' , IN"
habit Of destroy ing al papers and letters ana -"
materials for al adequate sketch of his history re,
main. \. g. Riddle has presented IN tn' Hp-l.
number The Western kc-rrVc Law JouIIh-
many an.cl0t.s concerning Mi. Wade's career Al
The bar and on the bench His later history a. i
statesman affords an easy subject for bioSraphfi.
but nttlc has been published concerning MI wade
as a .awycr He was at the beginning OF ms prac-
ticc bashfui that hc was nj first rdicucl Tor MS
attempts at public speakinr IL" pcrscNrreh ana Pc
came an excellent jury lawyer. ii" was 4 JuhG''
Of the Court Of Common Peas for four year,. u
* said that in the Supreme Court reversed
one of his rulings. but he adhered 10 II on second
trial and placed the record convincing "A
statement Of his views that the Supre:I" Court on
the second appeal. reversed its former decision.
Jesse. Ioldom "A Chicago lawyer. who made an al
dress A fcw days ago before the Law t.uD 81 that
city advocated increase In the cost of Irrigation
in Illinois The amount OF litigation In Chicaso Is
said 10 exceed that in New DIRK. and reason Tor
the excessive number Of actions begun IL the small
expense Involved IN prosecuting or defending "A
case Criticisms have sometimes been made or the
New-York system Of costs. involving too great
loss 10 those who carry on unsuccessful litigation
Its influence as discouraeer OF needless resort TO
the courts however amply compensates for some
OF its Disadvantages. ana not ony In Illinois but IN
other States the NeW-i ork system Oh eSa costS -
favoraby regarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14

In the shooting contests during the recent fair
Of Company c. Sth Battalion. the team of three
match was won by Company X Of the 18th Regi-
ment, follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-01
HUNTER GET YOURGUN
iou May Now Shoot in the
Woods Without Peril.
BUT NOT ON MERCER ISLAND.
Terms or the Chess Contest Arranged
Prospects for Good Football
Next Year.

Today the open season for shooting
grouse. pheasant. etc. begins, and Seattle
spoTtsrnen have been busy the past week
IN preparing for the occasion, putting
their guns in order. laying in supplies or
ammunition. and making Up parties Tor
expeditions to the haunts OF game. so that
the feathered denizens OF the woods VIII
surely md themselves hard pressed.
The season for waterfowl. however. VIII
not open until August l.. and shooting
for the market will be unlawful before
September ], until which dates the closest
watch VIII oe kept by Game Warden
Frank b. Boarman and his deputies, OF
whom there viii be two probably in each
county TO see that the game laws are
not broken. The members of lhe Wash
ingt0n State Sportsman's Association for
the Protection of Game and Fish are in
earnest in their determination TO do all
in their power to see that the laws are
enforced, and VIII do everything in their
power to prosecute violators of the laws
A letter has been received by the Post
Inteiiigeneer from J. .. McDermott. cali
Ing attention 20 another exception TO the
open season. in which he says:
There is Just one spot whore the sea-
son will not be open and that is known as
Mercer Island which. by an act OF the
last legislature. entitled an Act TO pre-
vent the destruction Of game on certain
islands section 3, chapter CXXI., page
332 of laws Of 1895. was made a game re-
serve II prescrIhes penalty not less
than 80 nor more than 500. and in default
imprisonment In the county Jail at the
rate OF one day for each 81 of fine i'm
posed Market hunters and pothunters
viii please take notice. as we are pre-
pared 10 enforce the law. True sportsmen
do not require any notice; they will obey
the law"