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TIE SELECTS FALL.

Il do hope, my dear, that sho is
not ono of those dreadful new wom-
en-.
II trust not, indeed
Tho dean of ChirChCStCr pCppCrCd
his chop with Il thoughtful air, and
Mrs. Carb"rry poured out his tea
with hand which absolutely shook
with apprehension. Chichester was
Il cathedral town which had not
Travelled apacc with the rest of the
world. 1t dIsarprovCd even of ten
his, except when played mildly on
private grounds, and had played
CroQuct steadily when Croquet was
dead, with Il lordly disregard for
it had come III again they played it
jUytully, hut still with the old light
luallCts and wide hoops of their
youth. The mothers of ChirChester
read the new library books with
horror stricken looks and little
triCklrs OF guilty enjoyment. Crick-
Ct hunting and the new "biking"
were things their daughters might
not do. hiding gently along the
roads was ludyllkC and permissible,
but tho arrhdcacon's wife actually
flushed when Il thuughtlCss person
asked her what safety habit her
daughter wore, for Louisa Holroyd's
lnrtty figure WAS hidden in an am
pie garmCnt made ly the local tai
lur. the skirt Of which came well
below her deepest grievance, her
tiny Lut;oncd boots The urchdra-
MS wife Was the strrncst and
most unloading Of tho "sclrct, " as
tn" country people dubbed the
church circle.
The bishop and his fat, merry
wife had II" children and were given
/" laughing lvnvntiy at the vagari"s
Of Tho new woman. 50 It fell ON
the arrhd""r"n ;n" IN" dean to keep
ti.' s"i'rt NlrI' together, ana,
Though ihcr" MAS twinkle In the
i"hU>"'h" "''H eye an" aSWlng OF
ms "L"''" 'h"".''iN "hich hintcd
l' mao S"iN'''h''" prayed brighter
100 IMAM 'i"l"|', 'h''' as huu-
!''i" N ii''E "',''' S"!' "aS III
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ASSESSORS


ASSESSORS
Lo,cer District Everett l.. Miller :
Upper District-JOhn W. Icgg.
SENATE AND HOUSE OF DELEGATES
State Sendte-ThoS. II. Davies and
\. {. Mcneil.
House Of Delegates-Willlam II. Me.
Chung and b. +. Harlow.
County S,tperintendent-Alcx. Thomp-
son.
COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS.
John W. Arbuckle, James W ithrow,
Is. +. Harlow and Chas. &. Larew.
NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
w. &. Walton, Alexis NJ. Buster,
James 4. Mcpherson, Samuel ii. Aus
tin, 5. IL. Turner, John NJ. Price,
Geo. Ii. Lewis, Henry A. Robinson,
Samuel r. Patton, John w. Arbuckle,
Perry w. Martin, Chas. l.. Davis, AL
bert q Williams, 7. ii. Dennis, Jas.
Williams, Henry Gilmer, Il. y. San
dige, Cyrus $. Larew, JamesC. Mccoy,
Washington Wallace, VIM. III. Shields,
David A. Dwyer, ID. W. Weaver, John
f. Caring, William +. \ elson, j. W.
Young, George Kirkpat rick, NJ. G.
JamlSOn, l.. d. NllllamS, -. w. Us
borne, b. +. Harlow, Jas. W. Goodwin,
Mason Mathews. ID. &. Rife, John y.
Baker, LualZo Rupert, A. G.. Handy.
Quin Morton, VIM. IL. Burns, NJ. n
Humphreys, G. 7. Smith, John NJ.
Sammons, J. :. Wilkinson, J. \. NJ H.
Ter, J. NJ. Skaggs, Geo. NJ. Harrah, II.
l.. Harper, Il. +. Burns, j. W. Dwyer
and +. ID. Smoot.
TIME OF HOLDING COURTS.
Circuit Court cOmvcncS as follows
Third Tuesday in April, fourth Tues
day in June, and the second Monday III
November.
The Commissioners Court will be
held four times a year, viz: On the
first Monday in January, second Mon
day in April, first Monday in July, ana
first Tuesday in October, rcspcc,
lively. The July Court will he the
fiscal term.
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HARNESS! HARNESS!

DCT up on short notice, of good goods
and warranted. Repairing a spe-
cialty. w. II. WINALL.
One door east Of Lewisburg l.. q.
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GsEENsslEs OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

Judge, J. NJ. McWhOrtcr ; States At
tOrncy, J ohm y. Preston County Conn
miSSiOncrS, John {. Patterson, PrCS't g,
Henry 4. Wallace and ! q. -. Arhucklc :
Clerk Circuit Court. Jonathan MAYS ;
Clerk County Court, ChaS. Il. Buster
Sheriff Of the County. :. !lili NiCkcn
Deputies ohm II. Crawford and John
G.. Dwyer Surveyor, !. Austin Burr.
JUSTICES.
Lerisburg DiStrict--JamcS {. Me
PhCrSon and \. !. W ilSun Fort Spring
5. r. Patton and G. u. Hanger Irish
Corner-M. n. Humphreys and J. ".
Longanacrc White Sulphur-D. W.
Creek-R. W. Ramsey Failing Spring
David Jameson and W l.. Kcrshncr
Willidmsburg-D. G. Rifle and J. :.
Wilkinson Meudow BtuT-W m. IL.
Burns and Homer McClung-Blue
Suiphur-L. 4. Nathan and ThuS. J.
Flint.
CONSTABLES.
Letoisburg District-lienry Holly
and Chas. l.. Neal: williamsburg
+. Burr and {. j. McClmtic Blue
Sulphur-J. NJ. KcrShmcr; Neddo1c
ing Spring. -----
Fort Spring.. +. Barker Irish Cor
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GOOD & CHEAP WHISTLES.

/ HAVE been doing business with the
Il people of GrcenOrier and adjoining
counties for the last five years, and |
hope | have given them satisfaction
and that my Goods proved to lie what
L represented. y great many of the
people through Grccnbrier know me
and know | will do what say. | am
now able to say that | can furnish bet
ter WHISTLES and Brandes for the
Money then can be bought elsewhere
buy from one of the best and most
reliable Wholesale houses in the coun-
try and get my Good at Carload prices.
| do my own work and can sell at very
close profit. | will sell frst-class apple
Brandy, at 81. so per gallon Kentucky
Bourbon, $500 to $3.50; MARYLAND
Rye, $500, $50 $500 and S4.6O. |
will make the jug trade a speciality for
the people of West Virginia. So don't
fail to send your Christmas orders. and
they will receive prompt attention.
guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded.
M. M. COLLINS,
Dec. lift. Covington, Va.
always keep on hand the year old
Belle of Nelson.
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There Was n Lady Present.

Never, said an elderly woman,
shall forget the first time that
was called n lady which term, in
my day, You must remember, was
all distinctive. As very little and
very green girl looked forward to
the PARKWAY time when / should at
tain II as nothing short of an epoch
It Camo to me, however, much soon
cr, and III quito different way than
| had expected. was travelling in
tho far west and alone. My father
had put me on the train, the con-
ductor was to keep an eye on me,
and my uncle was To meot me at my
destination. Tho train was crowded
with rough western miners. Little
as | was | was the only representa-
tive of my sex on board For awhile
tho journey was uneventful. Then
some little alteration expanded in
10 dispute, and before you could
say Jack Robinson we were in the
midst of IL free fight AT the first
loud word | had covered behind a
seat, and when the pistols appeared
| WAS nearly dead from fright.
But before shot could be fired
some one grabbed my shoulder. 1t
was one of tho OnlOokers, who had
caught sight Of me and who, picking
me up bodily, now held me up SO all
could see. Gentlemen! he cried,
there are ladies present At the
magic words the pistols dropped in
stantcr The men turned and saw
me, n poor, pale, miserable morsel
of frmininity, perched upon my
champions shoulder. The humor
of It was too much for them. The
next minute they were laughing
The fight was over; the day was
mine. I'm sure that tho good old
term of restraint has never been
used with more telling effect. For
more reasons than one am not like
ly to forget the first time that was
referred to as lady Nav Vnrk
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Letcisburg District-John Lips; Fort
Spr,ny- Campbell NJ. Lips; Blue
Sulphur-A. ID. Hanna; Irish Corner
j. NJ. Rodgers Meddo,c BluG-A.
II. McClung; Failing Spring. ohm
Pickering AnthOny's Creek--M. G..
Beard White Sulphur-J. w. Harper
and WIlidmsburQ-J. NJ. ThomasSon
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NOTICE.

\ few of the many equally Good
Bargains offered for Cash, hv
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Anthonu's Creek-JameS L. Rider.
OVERSEERS OF THE room.
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Fort SPRING.. +. Barker Irish Cor
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The only perfectly flexible Disc HARROW ever con-
Structed that Will conform to the irrcgularitv of the
surface of the ground and cut to depth at
both ends of the gang under any and all conditions
1t VIII do perfect work surface, where the
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-18

Charles Meyer and r. l.. Packard carried of the
honors in yesterdays shoot OF the Jeanette Gun Club
at the Guttenburg race track, the former winning the
gold medal in class A for the second time by defeating
resident orermann and H. Pape In the shoot.or Of
the tie.
Packard won In class B thrice and will retain the
handsome medal as a souvenir OF his skin. He was
alone In class b with u score of s. the high quality OF
the birds being too much for his competitors.
Two team races were shot on besides the regular
event. c. Meyer acting In both matches as captain OF
one team against {. \. Brunic and Packard. Meyers
good Judgment In selecting his team secured him the
victory In both matches. The scores:
Regular Club shoot, Ten Birds. Handicap Rises
Glass A-C. =. onermann, 2S yards. y; c. Meyer. so
yards. 8; ii. Pape, rs yards, o, H.. often, 30 yards. 4;
q. N. Brunle. 90 yards. 8; J. Lott. 80 yards. &; G..
stefrens. 80 yards. o; Ii, +. Karsten. 70 yards. o.
q &; Bohiing, Il i. Poehrenbath, Is; J. II. B igelow. 4;
W, Rohlfs, 1.
shoot.on OF the Tie in Glass A. Miss and out-oner
mann. o; Pape, |; Meyer. 2.
First Team Race, Five Birds Each, 2S Yards Rise All
AT~ound-Meyer. 4; often. D; Pape. 4; Foehre nbath, 4:
Boiling, !; SteTens, .. Total. 2b, Brunie. 4; Packard,
4; onermann, .; Ehlen, 8; Rohlfs. 2; Bigelow, 4. To.
tai, 20.
second Team Race, Same Conditions-Meyer. 8;
Stefrens. b; Brunic. 1; Boiling, |; Ehlen. 8; F0ehren.
bath, 1; BigelOw. 2. Total, 22. Packard. =; Often, 3;
Lott. .; Pare, .; KarSten, 8; onermann. Il Rohlrs.
q. Total. 22.
shoot-on OF the Tie. one sterens,
Brunie, Boiling. Ehlien. ! each; Foehrenbath and
Bigelow missed. Total, D. Packard, Often, Lott,
Pape, l each; Karsten. orermann. Rohlfs. o each.
Total, 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-18
n. v. u. GymnastIo Exhibition.

The first gymnastIc exhibition OF the winter at tho
New York University was held on Thursday night.
The programmed follows;
Club drill by the sophomore GLASS. Tumbling, By
Ladue. 1905 Belcher. 1000; Campbell, '9s; Temp
kins. medical school. Parallel bars. Herman, '0s;
Herman, 1901; Foster. 1900; Campbell. '9s, and
Northrup, 1900. Fence vault. Campbell. 'Vs, Young.
1901; Herman, '9s; Macdonald. 1900. and Dercch-
field. 1901. Club swinging, John Ladue. 1900. Horse.
Belcher. 1905 Young. 1901; N%orthrup, 1900. and
MacCracken. 1900. Relay races, won by L. Robert.
son. Barron, Heath, and Whitney. Horizontal bar,
Herman, '0S; Herman. 1901, and BeIcher, 1900,
Pyramids. Basketball. won by MacCracken. 1901
Adey, 1900; Young. 1901; Lynch. 1900. and X,
Reane. 1900. W. Campbell cleared the bar at o feet
2 inches, breaking his previous record OF o feet 0
inches,
II was announced that two dual gymnastio meets
had been arranged. ono with Rutgers In the frat week
in February, and the other with Wesleyan in tho
latter part OF March. Tho all. around championship
contest win take place about the middle OF March.
as follows Dec. 20. l0O.yard dash. 44O.yard run,
high jump Jan. @, half, mile run, pole vault Jan. go,
half'milo walk, shot put. 220-y ard dash, Feb, o, ono.
mile run. fence vault.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-18
RneinE at wow Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE feature of to
days racing was q killing" which failed to &c
through by a nose, and a dead heat between
Trauby and Backing Brush in tho third race
Dudley E.. owned by Lee Christy. opened at loo
to l In tho second race. a mile. for twoyear'
olds. He was backed down to 40, and was
standing still when the barrier went up. Full
OF running no caught tho field at the head OF
the stretch and was just beaten out by Seaport,
tho favorite. Tho run.off in the dead heat re-
suited In an casy victory for Trauby. Sum
maries:
First Race-slx furlongs. Brighton, 100 CGate
woody, IL to l, won, Fervor, 107 CGilmore) Q to l.
second; Elton Jacket. 10T (Combs). 4 to 8. third.
Time, 1:19a.
Second Race-Selling; one mile. Seaport. 10 4
(Burns). Q to 8. won; Dudley E.. vs (Nutt). 90 to l.
second; silva, l02l Combs)' o to 9. third. Time. 100.
Third R~aoe-Sefling; seven and q half furlongs.-
Trauby. lot tCombs), o to B, won, Blackins Brush.
lOl tPetermanl, 20 to !, second; Booze, 107 walk
err. Z to ], third. Time. 1;42.
Fourth Race-Soveu and q half furlongs; selling
Evanstus, los tNutp. 90 to l. won, Nellie. 90 lsouth'
ard, 30 to !. second; Viscount oCrowburst). 80 TO !,
third. Time, l;<l,
Fifth Race-one ~mile.-Dave g., 90 Ciay), Q to J.
won; Repeater. lo4 (Walker), Z to J., second; Verdi
lo7 tcaywood). o to 1. third. Time. lash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-18
NEW JERSEY Il. O. GAMES.
werers Finds the Pace Too Fast nc Madiseu
Square Garden.

The greatest amateur athletic tournament
ever run indoors opened last night at Madison
Square Garden under the auspices Of the New
Jersey A. o. Practically every champion was
on hand. and the class of the competition was
proportionately high.
Wcfers and Rush. tho two sprinting stars,
wore unexpectedly beaten TO q standstill In
their trials. and the final went to Tewksbury. .
Pennsylvania freshman. who 10 likely to be an
important factor In future competitions.
Wefers won the special ffty-yard dash, and
consequently did not feel like Furnishing himself
IN the furlong sprint later. He withdrew on tho
first lap.
tracted considerable attention. as I'VE sections
points we We're annexed BY S'f Fred Winteps Of the
formances are said to be oven up with old
established records. Summary:
eo;Ysrd Run. HandIcapIFina heat won by J: W.
Tewksbury. University OF Pennsylvania, 80 feet; p.
J. walsh. ST. Francis Xavier c. A: 9 feet. second
r. +. McKiniry. A. O. Q feet. third. T1ms. 8 s6
bo.Yard Run. Scratch, sPecial-won by Bernard J.
= G? ainn. \ Nv J. v: : 4: 4. e. IN third /; hG Tlma rI : Sc ssco ssSSna'
22O.Yard Hurdle Race. Handicap-final heat won
n ssS g York 4; f. 4. G. Il \ yards "A; A. second Co Sa5 e. M &c vi s%! IT,.
N. W. S. 4. G., is yards, third. Time. 90 46 seconds:
heat won by ]. N Rlanqui, American Wheelmen; 9.
u; Seller, Jr. Owl Wheelmen. second; 4. +. Jacobson.
440 Yard Run. Scratch, for Novlces-Firt heat won
BY D.J. Dufy. Pa: C.; L. E. Hermann. Jr., New
York. second; h. W. Garthe. p. A. C.. third. Time.
81 10 seconds.
Team Race. Open to Teams Of -Four Men from In
team. W. Jordan. w. J. Place. C. Il. Herchc. and n. ].
waters; second. the Lancashire. Joseph Rafter: c. 5.
Lord, J. w. Connolly, and N. Casey; third. the Metro
politan. ". McManus. F. Sullivan b. Grover. and J. N.
Hopper.
as6.Yard Bun, Handioap-FInal heat won by F.
Wygant, Star A. c., IL yards; J.. J. Francis, Xavier
College A. A., 12 yards. second; p. J. Corley, X. A. c.,
Il yards, third. Time. "a 10 seconds.
$50 Yard Run, Handicap-Won by w. q. Messer.
New York. S5 yards; il Hopkins. U. 8. A. c., 80
yards. second; W. T. Ryan, X A. A., IS yards, third.
Time. 2 minutes 2 40 seconds.
One-Nilo Interscholastic Team Relay Race-Won BY
Pingry School. W. Wilson, W. Caldwell. A. Mendes,
and II. Drury.
One Mile Run. Handicap-Won by W. II. Parry
University OF Pennsylvania, So yards; J. Sheran. MI
&C, SO yards. second; a: shiman, P. A. c., 90 yards
third. Time, I minutes 80 40 seconds.
Running High Jump. Handicap-Won by J. F. Bes
senger. n. Y. 7. ", Z inches. with an actual jump OF
o feet q inches; E. c. Waller, Jr, Chicago A. A.,
scratch. second, with . feet l inch; A. W. Wallace
J. A. A., 10 inches, third.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-18
Hawkins Puts ConnolI, to sleep.

SAN FRAScIsoo. Dec. Tidal Hawkins OF San Fran.
cisco put Eddie Connolly 20 sleep last night In the
fourtee nth round. The contest was scheduled for
twenty rounds. The attendance was very poor. owing
TO the unravorable rumorsa about the light, The hrst
two rounds were fought furiousiy by both men. each
landing many blows. Hawkins hooked Connolly In
the Jaw with his left repeatedly. Connolly was
equally successful In landing left swings on Hsw.
kins's Jaw. and also got in his right on HAwkinS's
body. Neither attempted to put up much OF a de.
fenSlyo night for several rounds, Both were seem.
ingly tired before the sixth round. but kept steadily
at work. In the eighth round wilkins showed up 20
advantage. The men In olinches talked to each other
and smiled = good deal, but apparently were lighting
hard until the fourteenth round.
In the fourteenth round both nddled around with,
out striking . blow for some time Hawkins then
Landed his left ON connolly's Jaw and sent In . hot
one on the stomach. He hmm di,tely delivered a
left on ConnOlly'S Jaw, which the after did not ut.
tempt TO avoid, and he WAS daled. Hawkins sent In
a strong light hook and Connolly went To the floor.
He arose In q grogyy condition. Leaving his chin open.
Haw EIns placed M. left on Connolly and he went out.
Tom Lansing knocked out Joe King IN the second
round OF ths preliminary bout
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-18

There Is q letter at this ofioe for Jack Skelly.
Billy Needham is out with q challenge to meet any
Responder.
Ting contest Z for 'SaeSw while last Monday night, have
been matched to box ten rounds on Dec. 90.
II was said yesterday that Tommy Ryan has 40.
cepted Kid McPartland's def. and that the pair will
box twenty rounds up the State next month.
,: jim dp al .n Gor1 1Ss ,,n former sa.,r 'RPn s hDs b psTt %s;;cS saSS
month.
"spike " Sullivan stating that the latter: his brother,
Dave. and Tommy White would sail for America next
Tommy West and Mysterious" Billy Smith were
matched Yesterday to box twenty rounds at buffalo
they ore to receive a purse Of $4,000.
Sam Fitzpatrick aud Jack Daily. who is matched to
Fitzpatrick wired to THE sus yesterday that DAILY
would train for the contest Just outside OF New Orr
"Paron " Davies said yesterday to q Sun reporter
that beside coming to town TO see the Meooy;Creedon
Yank Kenny and his colored heavy weight, Bob Arm
strong.
us saGs pSu Sss s;r ss,a y .r,,s1s. to that %G sis K Rsn H aps.ty
land but that SO far the latter has held back. Dough
erty 10 ready to meet Mcfarland at any time to
clinch the matter. ~
Johnny Mack yesterday said that hi: man. BILLY
a aenssga nIsS SL but Aa' that Bis W oppo ossa W. %lli bq bs Tommy nsns
Ryan instead ofTommy West. The contest ID to held.
Mack says, under the auspices OF the olympic &C.
Doc Payne OF Cleveland would like to meet SONS
good middieweight: Payne is anxious to face either
george beyers, charley COZ; "Mysterious' biiiy
the business. Payne says he can command good
backing.
Jimmy Hayes, hacker OF Jerry Sullivan, yesterday
when he meets KID" Agnew of Boston in private
next Tuesday night. There was some dispute over
the weight question. and yesterday the men decided
to scale at 1913 pounds instead Of lis. give or take
two. !
Joe Choynskl speaks in the most glowing terms o1
Jsm %Jerries's ability as a fighter. ~ only weighedi
1913 pounds when / met him at San Francisco" said
Joe to q Sun reporter yesterday, while he scaled ego
pounds. Notwithstanding this. I must admit thae
clever. too. I have no decided match on at present,
although they are trying to get me to 20 against TuG
for any OF them"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-18
basketball Notea.

NIL a few open dates with n~rstclass teams in and
ond avenue.
The Bay Ridge 4; e basketball team. wishing to NIL
,ts s SSSed vasi W %n% Eie ,iaH 70 a ESsnsss games Saors" ~ = K teens
8l6 Forty.seventh street, Brooklyn.
The basketball team OF the South Bushwick Y. N.
A. win play the ( sam OF the +, entral Baptist Y. NJ. A.
next Tuesday night at the formers hall. Bushwick
avenue and Himrod street. Brooklyn.
YoSKEns. Dec. 1.-THE fourth separate basketball
team here tS,night in the opening game Of the Hnd.
Acad envy. has q brownie - basketball team aver
aging IS pound. in weight He want. to match them
s7E S1f. and lightweight brownie team about Ne"
The nrGt public exhibition game of basketball
played by the American Athletic Association took
place on Thurday night hstween the hrst and second
First team. q; second team. 4.
Yale University basketball team will take . short
trip during the Christmas holidays. playing their
nrst game on Dec. "a. The following citf y will be
visited: Philadelphia, Germantown. baltimore. and
Warrington, There is also talk q again arranging q
won the game played last year rather easily.
The University OF Pennsylvania hsd their last prac-
Thursdsy, Manager Abbott has secured games With
state College on Feb. II; and Bucinell on Feb, ~. 1t
ig likely that u game will be arranged with Yale to
take plsee At Philadelphia on Feb. 70; Tho ouakers
will visit Brooklyn on March . and try conclusions
with the Adsiphi Academy team.
The Twenty. third street branch OF tho Y. II. @. A
have won their night against the Kniekerbocker 4. O..
| club have been prohibited by the A. A. U. from playing
basketball for one year. The trouble arose through the
two players leaving the TweIty.third street branch,
where they played on the basketball team. to Join the
Knickerbocker A. @. The Athletic Committee OF the
Twenty third street branch LAID the matter before the
A. A. o., claiming that no release wa given the mek.
aud therefore they could not play with any other
team. according 10 the A. A. U: rules. which govern
Y. NJ. G. A. athletes. Meyerholr. when seen at the
KnicksFbocker A, o.. said; THE physical director
who was NJ the Twenty third street branch when we
left gave us our release verbally, but when II came to
writing we were turned down. We had q hearing be.
fore barton Weeks, who told us that We could not
MAY"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-18
Rine Shooting.

The eighth contest In the Zettler Rifle Clubs con-
tinuous winter match was held on the club range on
Tuesday evening. The bad weather deferred but few
OF the active shooters and thirteen men faced the
Dorrler. 243. ets, ga, gao. 247. Total, LIPS. 4.
Zettier. Jr? 2s9; gas; s44 a4A Gag; Total .l,ai5.
zetsler. RAG: a4l 2sI aih ass. Total, ~! ".
{, I oensoS, gao, ss6', sai.' sss.' 2Ss. Total 11..isS.
i. a NJ go. asil. -SSib. Els. $50. Totai. i.i64. Z.
r ~ ht tSe ee ssam phsis sat' match mas; n.o OPEN M 70 T lssidsn i:OS 81
Hampstead. North Hempstsad, and Oyster Bay, and
day in the Central Hotel shooting galleries OF Mine.
ola, /, !: the following are the best scores out Of q
Mineola, 4s9; A. j. Golden. Mineols. tbs: i. G. Under.
". simonson. MineoIa. 446; John Burke. Mineols.'
$40; willis Seaman. hinsola. 44o; C. 4. Ellison,
The rifle team Of the New York City sehuetzsn
Corps orgeniseq itse,f BY eiseting Capt. Il. Radon
seven fortnishtIy shoots. at which each man viii be
shooteq who has s%sa ATTENDED, sSStdS at ie snt four tsaF ss neess' wh Hh ~
entitled TO one OF the prizes AZ the end OF the season,
and this liberal policy brought out all the active rnS
After The close of the club shoot ex,cspt. C, D.
In which the latter's side won by tw enty.thres points.
r. Busse. 47s;J J. FAcklamm. Ass; II. Radlon, 4s4;
tt52Hi 4. Keller, atSs;G' 4: Range XII 4, siroos, wv;
toS; :, Rosdsli, 500. j. Berger, 1885, j. Metleer. SO;
Team tch-fscklamm,s team-Facklamm 1886
s Ben! sss ssSi S isgi Rsdi,e sal' MI. Il K e. 2 z BerE s5'
Total, l.77s. Rehm's team-C. Rehm. 2g5; Busse.
9aei Grueneberg. ss6; A. Keller, gee; W. Il; Gerdes.
l,75b.