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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19
Foreign News.

BERLIN, March leigh winds and
severe hail storms prevailed through
out the greater part of Germany last
night. doing great deal of damage in
many places. Several lives were lost
and many persons were injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19

their ho1r through the failure of the Cabinet
to accommodate them by adjournment.
Commander F. Merry is ordered to COM
mand the ram Katahdin April 5, relieving
Commander 3. P Leary, ordered to examina-
ton for promotion and then on waiting orders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19

WANTS MARDI GRAs SEED.-A Galveston
firm is in receipt of this letter from man in
coast country town: 81 have read so much
about mardi gras l would like for you to tell
me where can get the seed. and if you think
it IS good grass to feed cattle let me know as
soon SIS you can, and oblige"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19
TNTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE,
l. Sixth District of Virginia,
Deputy Collectors Ctlice,
Alexandria, Va, March 10, /

Notice is hereby given that for violation of
Internal Revenue Laws seized near Sperry-
vile, Rappahannock county, Va, the follow
ing described distilled spirits: On August
II. 1896, OH tho premises of III. Dodson, five
packages containing JOG $40 taxable gallons
CT apple brandy. On September Id, 1896.
on the premises of j. p. Atkins, i've packages
containing 81 2-10 gallons of apple brandy.
On February S, 1897, OF the premises of f.
w. Brown, one package containing 43 BIO
taxable gallons of apple brandy.
Any person claiming said property is here
by notified to appear at my office in Alexan-
dria. Va, and establish his claim to the same
within thirty days from first publication of
this notice.
SAMUEL L. MONROE,
Deputy Collector Seventh Division,
mario Sixth District of Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19
ICOMMUNICATED.

The commissioners gave the ring of
the true steel. There seems to be no
law save for the Mayor and Captain
Webster. What place in the armament
do the brave commissioners hold? A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19

Tho tobacco factory of H. E. Robertson &
Son, at Rockville, N. g., was destroyed by fire
last night. The loss is heavy with little in.
surance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19
Manufactured by

Mckinley remained seated in chair
during the reception.
A conflict occurred last night between
whitecap gang and a guard over the
Jail containing three OF their members
at Sevierville, Tenn. Wires are cut
and details unobtainable, but several
deaths are believed to have resulted.
The mob OF $50 men which was formed
last night for the purpose of lynching James
NJ. Gordy, who is in Jail at Georgetown, Del,
on the charge of numbering Mrs. Mary Lewis,
of New York, his alleged wife, did not put in
ali appearance.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals
in New York to-day dismissed the applica-
ton by the United States for al Injunction
strainng the Joint Traffic Association from
operating under the joint traffic agreement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19
r INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE.
Sixth District of Virginia

Deputy Collector Office,
Alexandria, Va, March II, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that for violation of
Internal Revenue Laws l seized at and near
Culpeper, Culpeper county, Va, the following
des ribed distilled spirits: On September ),
1896. from Dallas G Baton two packages
containing 30 $40 taxable gallons of apple
brandy. On January 20 1897, on the premi-
ses OF Thomas w. and William Corbin eleven
packages containing l6S 10 taxable gal
Ions OF apple brandy. On February l 5, S97,
on the promises eff W. A. Jackson & Co., one
package, one demijohp and one jug containing
16 Is gallons Of apple brandy.
Any person claiming said property is hereby
notified to appear at my Office in Alexandria,
Va, and establish his claim 10 the same within
thirty days from tho first publication of this
notice.
SAMUEL L. MONROE.
Deputy Collector Seventh Division
mh19 Sixth District of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19

ARNoLD's BRoMo-CELERY. Try this
unrivaled remedy for Headaches, Neuralgia,
sleeplesmess. 10 Cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19
To Cure a Cold i'm Ono IN,

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Druggists refund the money if it fails TO
cure. % cents. Sold by CHARLES G. LENNON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE.
i Sixth District Of Virpina

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
i Sixth District of Virginia
Deputy Collectors Office.
Alexandria, Va Marcn 10. 1897.
Notice is hereby given that on February
II, 1897, for violation OF the Internal Reve-
nue. Laws seized at 1414 King street. in
Alexandria, Vs., two packages containing
81 S4100 gallons of distilled spirits.
Any person claiming said property is here
by notified to appear at my Office, in Alexan-
dlis, Va, and establish his claim to same
within thirty days from the first publication
of this order.
SAMUEL L. MONROE,
Deputy Collector Seventh Division,
mar19 Sixth District OF Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE.
l. Sixth District of Virginia,

Late of the firm of Monroe & Tomlinl
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.
Cor. Prince and st. Asaph Streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
m-GRAINING A SPECIALITY.
MARIO oy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-19

Deputy Collector Seventh Division,
MARIO Sixth District of Yirgini,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
IVJTRFD BY HEAVY BOARDING SEAS.

rb. White Star Line steamship Teutonic arrived
ip mort Yesterday after an unusually tempestuous
vovage from Liverpool. She brought In three per
IONS ,nore or less disabled By having been thrown
ebou, her decks by the tremendous head seas that
,lrnost continuously boarded her from the time she
lief, Queenstown. She was headed oy terrlnc gales
for the entire trip.
on SUNDAY last Fourth officer English with the
ou,r,errnastcr was putting up storm screen on
,,e promenade deck when wave causht Doth
no, md hurled them about the deck EhsIsn haau
his tGich broken and the quartermaster was oau'S
bruised about the head ana po1S - ..a.,,
"i 49,, ,be second day out Kate MckenEa. Storage
usssang.r in trying walk WINE me aiehlh'' msS
80, holly slipped and broke her ankle me
pis.n'"h - tended 10 the injured ones ana
- ,be steamer arrived yesterday t.nE!l-h wa
49, 80 :, Vinc.nt's Hospital for treatment ana
49, NirLrnua was taken 20 Ellis l-Ihh,n, -.
twono the passengers on board We" III <'ni.e
uessnf 4 g Lehman. the EnSHsn ctrW coaO ~,
.v-e'nu gresham Burnett. 81 Massa'h"9' VIZ
"a I'm abroad visiting his family ana VINO 100
~ gishmcn were surprised tnat tr 81 Nlnirg
AIn,,ni.rrafion had brought up the talIii q1rstoh
- soon and that the bayard dinner hau peei an
,'yorolid.d success Mr. Bayard being an uhusuaiiy
,ort,ti,r man with AL classes Of kngushmsh A
ri,,nket Green the singer; Paul ana JOY morton,
go " the ,N Secretary OF Agriculture. the former
y, ,rbor is yice-president of the Atchisoh opeka
snd santa Fe Railroad. Mr.. ana Mrr' IioVwdtd
=, ,..orr. the latter the daughter OF iiesideht
take OF the First National Bank OF tn ms cry .
y Ealfour II. l. Elmendorf K W pana 9i' ION
aid A Smith and j. Grifiths Marstoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19

buy secret medicines if you want
to. trust to their claims and unknown
power. But it isn't wise when
health is failing. About SCOTS
Emulsion there is no secret. Its
formula can be had for the asking by
any physician. 1t is no untried,
doubtful thing. For twenty-five
years it has been held up to the
physician and the people as the
standard emulsion Of the world, and
it is as much and more the standard
today as it was quarter of a CEN
fury ago. Is the best any too good
for you'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
BiSEBiLL MAGNATES ~ SESSION.

The annual spring meeting O. the Eastern Bass
hall League was held AZ The Fifth Avenue Hotss
Yesterday The delegates expected 10 nnish their
labors in one day. but they were disappointed ana
the session will be continued to-day Those present
we're a. follows: W. H. Draper j. J. Batty ana
T. 4 Johnson Providence. James H. Buckley ana
A Lcmgruber Rochester: George H. Kuntzseh,
syracuse: Arthur Irwin. Toronto James Franklin.
Buffalo: + r Bozart and Charles l.. Tammany.
Wilkesbarre: Sandy" Griffin and Thomas BrookA
Scranton and Thomas Burns, Springfield
An amendment introduced prohibiting al
PLAYING managers whether club owners or not.
from taking part in the deliberations o. the
Leagues meetings. The managers arecte! are
making strong protests against the adoption o. this
amendment which would practically deprive them
OF a voice IN the leaz CUES manageuient II Is pro-
posed 20 the president appoint Official scorers
FOR each club and 10 have the Leagues meetings
held in the different cities comprising the organi-
cation instead OF In New-York
SWartgOod IS the only man sure OF an appoint.
no.nf as umpire DOascher Is out OF H. and Con-
neiv and Burt will remain with the Newt England
rearn The team managers report their clubs in
excellent condition All declare they have plenty
OF field and batting strength. and big strike OF
pitchers be tried out II X the intention OF each
club 10 carry four pitchers this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
FISH PICTURES.

he one Of the interesting features FOR to-day. This
Is the contest in which The Tribune presents 10 the
lucky winner handsome silver cup and for which
re-entrcs arc unlimited. The military team match
and the police individual match Will attract inc
attention OF experts with the revolver tonight
There was thronE around the hy-castins tank
las, nigh, and some excellent scores were made
After doing good work in the Two contests X g
Leonard tried for a record He made cast OF ABOUT
i0s feet which beats all Eastern records and comes
e. ose 20 tn, worlds record made at San Francisco
recently by Walter y Mansfield president oil the
san Francisco Fly Casting club. Mans1clds cast
was said 10 be Jos feet inches.
! feature ~ the Sportsrnen Exhibition has been
the distribution by q. " Cole & Co OF free samples
OF their Three-in-one That this compound has
become popular with gunners and cyclists Is proved
by hundreds OF testimonials tcstifyinS tina, II does
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
N DEMAND AT SKUNK RIVER.
YELLOW JOURNALISM ~ FAVOR OK THE BANKS
OF THAT CHARMING STREAM.

Yellow JOURNALISM ~ FAVOR OK THE BANKS
OF THAT CHARMING STREAM.
"rhe World" has been publishing with great
pride and exultation and in double-leaded type. in
= CONSPICUOUS place on the editorial page the fol-
lowing letter:
To the Editor Of The World: 49,. c,.....,.n A.
ISOLATION recently organized al this place Com
Portable reading nave Dee ag snaTed 10 pro-
ylde a place where the young men may spend their
as The Chairman of the Committee on Papers
and Periodicals. am INSTRUCTED 10 coflhluiG" o9
The New-York World" IN the rooms for TINS good
Tne manor would be thankfully received and care
fuiv rJaced on file il the rooms II you can compA-
meLt the boys with copy. :. ,,,,,r,.,,c
Pastor u. Z. Church.
Cambridge, Iowa, March H.
.Tinnincott's Gazetteer which Is an excellent
sr,,o-s,v oescrires Cambridge. Iowa, In the fol-
lowing words in its latest ecluoh'
cambridge a post-town Of story county, IOWA on
The south skunk River ten hilIes IN r,k -
Des Moines IL has two churches, a grisimlil' a
bank. a creamery and newspaper o'''0e o'-'@
/ =, surprising that yellow journalism is In de-
maud on the banks OF the South skunk RIVER In
that enormous Iowa metropolis o. 11S az
The list Of organizations Whlch nd.c eACi 49,
~, ne World. and 1The Journal from their
Libraries continues 70 grow oiiYb of Cambridgc.
Mass The Fort Schuyler Club OF lca' w a. oti <
Mems Christian Association ana tne ,eyi.JaS -
brary Of Rochester. the Dung ~, ,oo and Nvack
sociations Of Poughkecpsie, saratoga an A.
me Free LioraIy Oh NEs sTs rne University Cot
tag. Club OF Princeton University ma ub OF OF
= 4, nrlo ana the Current r-Vfhts ~, -,
Syracuse has pledged its members not 10 OU'
ei.per 81 the VENOM JolrnaI,s Charles G Kemble.
pastor OF The Bergen Point Methodist r;DlSi -
Church, Of Bayonne, The World anu .,"o.n re-
nal have been excluded from the readihs -tOo1p %
Gently opened IN the Reynolds Meinori"I O""P'
Bergen Point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19

lubrlcate clean and prevent rust A. the cycle sho"
Messrs Cole & co. away samples Of Pace
maker p soft graphite chain lubricant, which they
are making as famous their oil
Tively Interest is felt in the AIRY" championship
Anybody can enter this contest and any revolver
and any sor. Of ammunition can be used The con-
festants stand as follows. T. B. Crownlnshiei,
Knickerbocker \. c.. 2G3 q W. Waierhouse.
Springfield. -. DR. a \. Weber, Brooklyn 20;
Dr. r. II. Sayre. city. "a; F. Anderton city %
T. G. Talho-, Springfield 20; J. H. Wesson, Spring
field 2i5 f. Hodskins. Springfield. 2il; \. l. Smith.
Springfield 24l; Philip Weigel jr.. New Brunswick.
Jos.
The fy-castng In the afternoon was for accu-
racy red disk floating in the tank was the tar
get Each competitor was allowed five trials ana
the distance at which the fly dropped from the red
disk wa noted in feet and inches. ard the sum
tof%l for the fye casts subtracted from 100 There
stytv-dTe feet. The results were:
First class. - feet-D r. kennedy. $50; r, C.
Leonard 81. IT, W Halves o.. f.. r. Hewitt. SO
scoop coop c s~'t . f lec,B + Kennedy 80 C.
Ieonari s05. T. Coope- Hewitt. 90. G.. O. Levlson
50, E p. Hewitt, ~; d. Brandre'R 80, oo W -. -
The single handed fy-castlng contes, resulted az
fo S Leonsrs no. i' - f inGes " fav
son = feet. G.. VI. Roof = feet. T. y. Parrish ana
Dr. : NJ. Nash were the judges. and Alfred ChAs-
Riie match for the zimmerman trophy; posi-
p M2rtIr 5,-so-S3. T.. j. Hanson 3i-2i-s2 T. G.
Dillin 5.-30-G2. L. Busse 54-Z-6i. II. hraur IFS
81. " Roseubaufn. 5O-Z,-59: NJ. fleming ION, b
81, 4. \. s,illmla. @--97-55 g. b. Wiesman y u
-: g. T.. Geusch : 27-55. /. Corrie. ='-s-,g' = A.
Bartlett. 9s--,5i r Busse Si,75I,t j. X. 5 5
ii y Muller 2s-g-jo ]. Fackamm. -
Buzziui gl-gl-i5 ". q. DamOrldn. Z2-2-t, y T.
Duffy 24-ls-i2. " \. Hicks. 24-lJ-~, O. Meyer
In M. bull s-eye competition O.. Horner sr
leads with Gus" Zimmerman second. There WeIe
no important changes in the indi'idual champion
Rlne continuous match Chghest percentage OF
strings possible. 900. Busse. 25s. J.. g. Ross
1888: /. Flsck 2s72; l.. = Hansen. 3G2: W: Rosen-
baUm 2 S57. A A. Stillmln. 2.}6; q. -. Miegman
9$s3. T. Martin. 22zl " " Hayes $50; X d BasSs
291s O. r. Gensch. 2.2g. :. W Burton. 5V"' >
Buzzln $50: } Facklamm. 22i6; W. g., cannon ~
- oaI u A HICKS. 2.2ss. u. Johnson, ID, II -
WyIjer 2 25i: G. Meyer 2l2i; l.. ReaH. -; q p
Williams 2s3 H. II. Tanning. 1880. ,.,
II the loan and trophy section OF the eNnloitIoh
~ av he found an extremely interesting and educa-
o6aI collection Of portraits OF FISH. painted from
i've specmens. They are nine IN number sich
,snresenfing a different species OF the salmon tain-
49, caf,,ht only in the waters Of the Pacific slope
rhese nsh portraits were painted by John l.. Pc
80, The artist ard the property Of William g
II.r5s who has the largest gallery OF FISH paint
ines eighty-nve in number. Ia this country or IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
VIEW 4rsTR4LT4N RECORDS.

Vancouver 3 c.. March is-The following Aus.
tralian sportngs adyices have been received heres
At the Melbourne Aquarium, February T. Charles
Caniu the Australian champion swimmer, lowered
the worlds record FOR staying under water and
established new one-5.05 The previous record.
held by Professor Beaumont 1854. and was
made AZ Melbourne December IS. 1898
J. + Smell the South Australian oicyclst. on
February rode from Adelaide TO Meioonrne-s
distance OF 5e5is rniles-in days IL hours Shs MIN
,,,.s ecii,sing an records smell went the
whole tourney without sleep and finished stronger
'" ma, me :, Kilda cycle grounds February the
~, ~. ay.-utle championship OF Australia was
capured by NJ Ports. the Italian champion de-
,aa,ing 4 y Mcdonnell and W. Martin. the Amer
Ian entries. . 3 kellom. the Australian nier.
and "A large field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
,ocu BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

I,lius r. Rode dealer IN furniture and carpets. at
-. a, and ~ Ninth-ave. made an assignment
'os,erday 10 Henry Necarsuimer giving preferences
- Edward Rode for $500 and 20 Marie Snyder. In
November 49,. the concern claimed assets OF
sal,0'o ..
Judgment for s75yl was entered yesterday against
49, Assenblynan Perciyal FarQuhar. OF No q Mas
-, IN favor u Alexander T.. rpshaw. The debt
~. ~ 4 nj ON q note and the nadnce on a
u'iHs 80 " Earauhar was formerly an exporter
q. 'rr,enlfural implements but has recently heen
o. o.. r,Se.t.d In staten Island concerns
II for az Of WAS entered yesterday against
80. T. = Newell q sons Hudson Riycr MI. sni
thr =. fc,,narv formerly - Elevenih-aNe. ana
11nn,emnrvnr,t-st In favor u william Armstrong fof
nancy lent IN ls.j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
v,rrs WRESTLERs CH0SEy.

v4u-Haven. Conn. March E-Yale's representa-
.,,.as I'm The wrestling matches against Princeton
b,,e been chosen. They are Allen : Hurlburt
poxbury. Conn: y ". Bartlett. Evanston. H.. and
NJ. y Ely. Brooklyn hshtweighis' D. NJ Long
,,r,.t.,r,. = Ridgcway Columbus y j.. C. T.
In poland OHIO and Lyman y. Stookey, Belle
LIE I'M middle-Weghts W r. Griffith Morris
,~er /. Charles Chadwick Brooklyn. j. :
Wcpa-tland Buffalo and Austin Wakeman. Sauga-
~ conn heavy-weShts. They viii compete with
t,r,~o.,,u's representatives Ia the annual Yale
t,rinc.fon gymnasium exhibition here next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19

E,rlish ,rtva-si,ias ever had He said that the
men we're quicker to grasp ideas than EngisnmeIni
and that when they learned how 10 row sn0u!r
provo a superior eight. He expects 10 nave them
In good working rim in Ave or six weeks
IN regard TO the English varsity races NJ i In
mann said that oxford should certainly win from
Cambridge again this year. and that me psttlns
was 10 I oxford. He believed that a heI..S
regatta could be introduced here with as grea, sue
cess as mas attended the English one especially as
the Hudson offered unrvaied facilueS TOT Il cou'-
birafiOn ~ races. . - CO..
Mr lehman showed great interest n tne 0 or
generally had placed great confidence in tltzsin'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
nnrn HlrE 0RDERED TYPEWRLTERS.

7, is said that ex- President Cleveland wrote all
his messages TO Congress with his own hand. The
new Administration evidently proposes to Use mod
49,, facilities for within three days OF the Inau-
.,ratton two New Model Remington typewriters
,era ordered 10 be- sent the White House FOR the
p-esident's use and Nice-Presdent Hobart direct
Ell one OF these useful instruments to be sent 10
his room IN the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TEN YEARS UNDER PRESIDENT CLARK.
IMPROVEMENTS MADE BY THE NET-HAVEN
ROAD IN DECADE.


Boston March ls-The Boston News Bureau
saws. President Clark Of the NewYork, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company this month
COMPLETES ten years service with that corporation
and al the last meeting Of the Board he presented
Z statement OF the expenditures on capital account
made under bis administration. This showed In
round figures an expenditure Of $40 o0r0 for the re
construction. improvement and extension OF the
New-York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company including its investment in the New
ENGLAND Railroad Company, but excluding the Old
Colony and Boston and Providence Railroad sys-
TENS except for advances made in connection with
he Boston terminals. There are many striking
features in this exhibit and the largest investment
The railroad has made under President clark Is
rot In the four-tracking between New-Nork ana
N~w-Haven but in the securities of the New-Eng-
land Railroad Company and It's leased lines II was
mis- investment which caused the floating debt re
ce-t lv provided for by the sale of the SVO0O New
England Railroad bonds guaranteed by the New
Haven road and the issue OF 100000 New-HaVeh
Der cent hfty-year notes. ~. 49,.
1.-THE popular impression : tnat tNe capt. az Ol t-le
NeU-rIayeD road has been raised from Sl3nPV" 70
above SO 10000 largely by the four-track improve
nlen,s nd aside from the real estate purchased,
large part OF which * still under rental 70 Qther
parties the four-tracking OF the Ne"-iork D'Vl-
sion has cost less than slO0OjVO
"T- few months the New Haven road viii DC
able 10 transport passengers and freight net"eeh
Network and Boston upon the lowest grade Inc
in New England the maximum rise DelnS Ohi!
thirty feet 20 the mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
u,,rrR D. VALENTINE SURRENDERS.

Water y. Valentine. Who II is alleged is the
,-, % che concern known as the New-Nork Com
,s,.,, c5mrany. with Offices al Nos. i and 70
r1roadwav and 40. a West Twenty-ninth-st. on
a,ich ids were made by Acting Inspectors Harley
WI Nliaire Tuesday afternoon a0 suspected bucket
an oi,rre,der4d IN tine jefferson Market Court
ssnoeeirordov afternoon. as promised Wednesday by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
A NEW FLY-CASTING RECORD
r. c. LEONARD MAKES 1T AT THE
sPORTsMEN's SHOW.

LIVELY INTEREST SHOWN ~ THE MANY SHOOT
ING CONTEsTs-PROGREss OF THE RIFLE
AND REVOLVER MATCHEs-PRIZE
FISH PICTURES.
The casual visitor at the Sportsmens Show at
Madison Square Garden yesterday wandered around
the immense arena looking AZ the various EXHIBITS
and then proceeded TO the Concert Hall 20 Inspect
the loan and trophy exhibit. Not 80 the experts with
rife. revolver and tackle. These made straight Tor
the miniature casting pool or dived into the base
ment TO look at or take part in some Of the con-
tests that are going on constantly.
Some excellent scores were made In the pistol
ranges last night. The first rounds were shot In the
bull s-eye pool target contest. and this match VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
Mr.. lehman BACK AGAIN.
HE EXPECTS TO FIND THE HARVARD CREW IN
GOOD TRIM AND THINKS WELL OF ITS
CHANCES IN THE BOAT RACE

CHANCES IN THE BOAT RACE
y c Lehman, the English rowing coach who
was here last fall for a few weeks training the
Harvard University crew in preparation for this
wears intercollegiate race next June and who
,,,erward returned 20 England. arrived here again
Yesterday the White Star liner Teutonic from
Liverpool He has returned to this country 10 put
tho crimson eight through its spring training and
will remain till the fall.
Before Mr. Lehman left Cambridge last fail he
prepared careful instructions for Harvards work
in the winter. and he expects TO find the crew In
good trim when he arrives there to-day. He spent
last evening AZ the Waldorf and took the midnight
train for Boston. He said yesterday that as the
Charles River on which the Harvard crew prac-
ts.s is now free Of ice he expects to get the crew
IN work on the water to-day. He believes the men
there TO consist OF as good material as any that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-19
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