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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08

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you get your money back.
For dress wear. we have a spe-
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Overcoats of kersey, melton and
covert cloth, gotten up in elegant
style, lined with fancy plaid, and
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for full dress, lined with silk that
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$4,000, has no equal a-n;rs "a
IA sfI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
EMBARGO ON CAKE WALKS.
Jersey CIts's CHIEF or Police Says They Must
he stopped.

Chief OF Police Murphy Of Jersey City has
issued instructions to the Captains of the
various precincts to suppress cake walks.
"The cake walk" said the Chief yesterday,
has become an attraction this season for the
balls and receptions of mythical associations
organized for the occasion. usually by the lessee
of the hall and tho man who has leased the bar
privileges for the season. The walk Is always
deferred until the night Is far advanced to dc.
tain the crowd and increase the profits OF tho
bar. Then it creates excitement and much
noise. The noise deprives people who, unfor.
tunately, live near the dance halls OF sleep, and
numerous complaints have been made to the
police. Ono landlord said that he had lost
several tenants who could not tolerate the
nuisance"
The Captains were instructed to notify tho
owners and lcssGcs of dance halls that cake
walks must not be permitted hereafter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
To Incorporate the Archdoaconry.

At the annual meeting of tho Archdeaconry of
New York. held at Grace Church yesterday, the
question of Incorporating the archdeaconry was
favorably considered and it was decided to take
steps to that end. Bishop Potter explained that
the main reason for the proposed Incorporation
was to enable the archdeaconry to hold real es-
tate and receive gifts; A. the election Of officers
the Treasurer. were reelected. Nine trustees
were elected as follows: the Rey. c, c. Tiffany,
D. d., Arcndeacon; ex'ofieio; the Rev; d. Il.
Rev. w. II. Vibbcrt. u. d., the Rev. J. Lewis
Parks, d.. D.; George Coppel.. George b. Bonney,
Andrew G. Zabriskie and G. A. Clark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
co.slp or the MandDan Courts.

J. Fitzpatrick aud W. oLcary headed tho club day
slate al Mannattanvile and scored a richly earned
victory over ". Delaney AID &. OLeary. j. Donuhue
and r. MrGrath followed suit, capturing. an , X ting
rubber from n. K"elry md q Howard W. Brady
and j. DurEin were unable to 80 thv pace sst by j.
Glynn and j. Murphy, and the next rubhtr proved "A
dlastruus venture for T.. Drighnn and W Delaney.
who went down before lem Falvey AMI j. Fitypat'
rick. Others who hll'd In strings wer' +. Holman,
r. Shortnll, W. How ard. 7. McGrath, s. CLARK, j.. bon,
nelly. and ". lOnS.
The rodlettcr event on the club day card at the
Brooklyn court was the Second match Ia the special
tournament. j. Hyland ami Thomas Dunno proved
60 be a Formidable team, and upset many CalculH.
tions by playing W, l., Jones and Or. Audrw GiIlcn
almost 10 a standstll by 2l-ll, lj-2l, Gl-I.
eI-lO. PHI Casey 6ni James punnc, Jr, won a
rubbsr very handsomely from Janrs fi,LLScTai! ana
beat James LiddY. John Rocks beat Iore Murphy, n,
Meaghsr heat Charley Raleigh, NJ, M1agher and John
MchAhon and John Murphy beat John Tangley and
Denia shea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
BOWLING Notes.

The Lotus Bowling Club OF Brooklyn will replace
the Echo team in section 2 OF the United Bowling
Clubs tournament. Four games which were forfeited
by the latter bowlers will be played.
The Monday Night Bowling, Club OF Brooklyn has
elected these officers President. F. r. Core; Vice
President. II. r. Moe; ecretary.Treasurer d. Grant;
Captain. DIR. Sullivan; Marshal. O. F.. Constable. The
club will hold Its annual Christmas festival on Dec. 30.
Secretary Mastin Of the New York Royal Arcanum
Bowling League announced yesterday thot the Benev-
oient Council team had Withdrawn from the tourna.
meut. In order to allow several second teams of
other councils to play OF for the vacancy tonight.
the regular scheduled games between the Polaris
Council. Knickerbocker Council. and Irving Council
have been postponed until next March.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
BROOKLYN TEACHERS SALARIES.
A Proposition to Increase Some or Them Not
Approved.

A PropositIon to Increase Nome or Them Not
Approved.
Tho Brooklyn Board Of Education at its meet
ing last evening. received a report from tho
special committee on the Equalization of shla-
ries, recommending that the salaries of DIR.
Walter b.. Gunnison, principal Of the Erasmus
High School and Prof. Charles f.. Larkin Of the
Manual Training School DO increased from
So, 900 to SIS, 900. The report aroused much
opposition and was referred back to the COM
mittec.
A proposal to increase the salary of Anthony
Wahfe to 81. 500 and that of James Ryan to
81, 800. was opposed by CommisSioner Max;
the board in the face. This also was referred.
The salaries of the physical culture teachers
at the Girls High School were increased from
1910 to $1,000 each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
Caulus wins tho Melbourne Cup.

VANCOUVER, b. c., Dec. IA Is to l horse
won the Melbourne Cup and a so to ! horse was
second. The day WAS perfect. and tho crowd
was the biggest on record. Gaulus and CRATER
left the bunch 200 yards from home, both horses
running neck and neck until by supreme effort
Gaulus pushed his nose under the wire a winner
by half a neck. 80
w. Forester owns both horses. They are full
brothers by Go2e-lndustry. Gaulus is a six
year old chestnut horse, and CRATER q four
The time for the two miles was 3 minutes 81
seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
schooIboys Preparing for Their Chess Tourna.
ment.

The second meeting of the New York Inter
scholastic Chess Association was held at the
Madison School. TAI Madison avenue. yester-
day afternoon. The schools represented were:
Columbia Grammar. Engles and Murphy; Berkeley.
Reed and Lewis; Sachs, Rosenblat and Hoguet; Har-
ward, Christensen and Einstein; Madison, Won Taube
and Arkel; De La sale Institute, LibaiTe aud Bren.
nan.
Cutler was not represented. and Drisler with
drew its application for membership. Two
players will represent each school in the tour.
nament, but tho question MS to whether the
rounds will DO In sections, as in former years.
was laid over until the next meeting. Christen-
sen, Murphy. and Won Taube were appointed a
laws. The initiation fee will be 81. The tour.
nament will begin on the first Tuesday in Feb.
Saturdays excepted, until the schedule is
finished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
Policeman Gerow Suspended.

Policeman Herman w. Gerow, who was ar
rested Monday night on a warrant sworn out
by Sergeant Petty of the East l04th street sta.
ton. charging him with perjury, WAS arraigned
in Centre Street Court yesterday before Magis-
trate Meade. Magistrate Meade held him in
81. 600 bail for examination on Friday. Bail
was furnished.
Chief McCullagh suspended Policeman Gerow
yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
pouEln,ton Y. G. Election.

The annual meeting of the Douglaston Yacht
Club. followed by the usual banquet, was held
last night at the arena. After the routine bust
ness the following regular nominations for the
various offices for the season of 1898 were
unanimously elected:
Commodore. CLAY NJ. Greene; vice.Commodore. r.
r.. Parsons; Rear Commodore. W. II. Johns: Secre-
tary. George II. Petit; Treasurer, John q. Bert; Meas
urer. David Crispin: Board Of Governors, Thomas L.
Hamilton. Joseph X. Grisiner, Louis HarwRy, David
Crispin, and Charles X. Sayer.
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representative or Cornell. Vale. aGd HaF-
ward WIN Meet To-Day.

ITHACA, Zee. IF. 4. Colson. captain Of tho
Cornell '0S varsity crew. lott Ithaca tonight
for Albany. where he win meet and confer with
whitney OF Yale and Goodrich of Harvard to-
morrow relative to Yale's invitation to row at
New London next June, or enter tho Yale-Har-
ward race II Harvard Is willing.
The members OF the athletic council are 81.
lent as TO the instructions carried by Capt. Col
BON. tnt inusnuch as he is q member of the
council and was this morning closeted in secret
session with prominent members OF that body.
II Is prGsum ID that he is fully empowc TO
presen, COrnell's ultimatum.
NEW Haven. Dec. 7;,-Chpt. Payne Whitney
morning far Albany, where he will represent
Yale 10 morrow evening in the conference with
Cornell. IL 10 believed That Harvard will havoa
representative present and that the question OF
n Yale. Cornell race for next season will be
settled. Tho conference is really called ut Cor
nelfs request.
EAlc's position is unaltered. She will admit
Cornell into the Yale.Harvard race or will row
u separate race with her on tho Thames. What
CoFnclls position IL has not benn stated to Yale.
siho II %hGlicved 10 huveisome minor objections to
soi,ndinEs. prepared after q Governments survey,
Wiz remove tomorrow.
u9r'sinu Carr FIccIed HObaTl's Football Cap
tain.
GKXRvA. Dec. TAT meeting hold this after
nLou Hartman Carr, 1901, OF onion Syringe
W \ eloeI Nd captain OF the HOBART College foot
. heli eloySlI ior next year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08

. Those holding point credits for the cup are:
W. H. Coles. z; JASPER Lynch, 8; A. d. Claim. 8; G.
=. Richardson. 4; A. w. Black. O.; Rev. u. L. Schwartz.
o, y. A. Walthew, 9; James Converse, !.
NOTES.
The spring tournament for amateurs of the
Ocean County Hunt and Country Club will be-
held on March "a, %. and 20. The club Is now
q member OF the M. g. A.
A foursomo that Is exciting much interest will
soon DO played on the links Of tho Golf Club OF
Lakewood between jasper Lynch and Willie
Anderson and II. Roy ,Sweny and II. Ricketts,,
the Albany professional.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
Chamberlln Elected Vale. Football Captain.

NEW HAVEN, Dec. 7.-Yale's football team
next year will be led by Burr Clark Chamber
lin, a postgraduate Of tho Sheffield Scientific
School. To night he was elected captain. as was
predicted in THE SUN this morning. Twelve
votes were cast. the players in the Harvard and
Princeton games receiving the privilege of n
ballot apiece. They were Rodgers, benjamin.
Chadwick, De S%aullcs, Dudley. Corwin, and Nc
Bride. a single ballot was necessary to name
Chamberlin, who was warmly cheered. His Sc
campus. Chamberlin plays right tackle, al
though he is n corking end and full back. Ho is
feet 10 inches tall. He lives at Dalton. Mass.
md prepared for Yale at Andover Academy. II
above par by next spring he will be Yale's base
ball captain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
DECEMBER POLICE REVIEWS.

I'd he Held Next saturday aud the One AFTER
ut the seventh Regiment Armory,
The Police Commissioners decided yesterday
to hold tho review of the force. proposed recent
ly by COMMISSIONS Smith, next Saturday and
on the following Saturday at the Seventh Regi-
ment Armory. at / o'clock In the afternoon. A
body of ZOO men, representing the ~platoons Off
duty. will parade on each occasion under the
by the Commissioners and Cher McCullHgh.
AS has already been announced, the reviews
will be held to enable the Commissioners and
the Chief to judge the appearance and carriage
of the new policemen appointed by the reform
board. Col. Appleton. the commander OF the
Seventh Regiment. offered the board the use OF
the armory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
A Punch Bowl rnr tho Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 1.-THE silver punch bowl
bought with money subscribed by citizens of
Annapolis was presented to the g%unboaJ An
napoIis to-day. Capt. Hunker received the gift
from James NJ. Munroe, who represented the
citizens. The officers of the Iunboat will re-
main over until Monday TO attend a reception
given by State Senator Randall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
A Former Postmnster Sentenced to the PenI.
Tertiary.

Wilson A. Cleveland. at one time the largest
property owner in the village Of Garretson's.
S. l., and formerly Postmaster at Dongan Hills,
was sentenced yesterday in the Richmond
Co nty Court to one year in the Kings County
Penitentiary for grand larceny. II was alleged
by John Berry OF SO Vanderwater street. AS
toria. that Cleveland sold him a number of lots
in Garrctson's which he did not own.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
ysstibuIed Cars for New Jersey. Beginning To-
Day.

Tho Board of Directors Of the Consolidated
Traction Company met in Jersey City yester-
day and decided to equip all the company's cars
with vcstibules, in compliance with the law
passed by the last Legislature. Tho first vesti-
buled car will be run to-day. II Is understood
that the suits against the company for violation
OF the law will be dropped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
a Change In the Athletic Com, sti.i"n. at tn,
n. y. u.

Physical Director Cam OF the New York University
has changed the monthly competitions for the all.
around indoor athletic championship TO fortnightly
contests. The change has teen made in order to eive
time and more rest betwe, II events to those who In
tend to work for the all around Rymnastic cups. The
first contest will take place on Dec. 10. In the gym
nasium, at 4 O'Clock In tho afternoon. The events will
DO 1909 ard dash. +I0.yard dash and high jump.
During the winter there viii also he interclass basket
ball games. A regul r schedule will be drawn up and
each class will meet every other class. II has not
been definitely decided whether the teams can ar.
range outside games.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
YORK OF AN EXPLODING Err.
The Fireman SSiiied. One Man scnlded Fatally.
ana tho Roller Thrown 100 Yards.

ana the Roller Thrown 100 Ynrds.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec. Tho boiler in the Cit
liens Electric Light and Power Company's
power house at Portsmouth exploded this after
noon. instantly killing Fireman Ben Dennis.
colored, ana fatally scalding his brother. Joe
Smith. The boiler was blown a hundred yards
across a pile of cord wood twenty feet high and
bricks were driven through the windows and
roofs Of nearby houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
Basketball Notes.

The American A. A. OF Brooklyn has been reorgan.
ICED. and viii inaugurate its hrst appearance by hev'
ing a siTOpg basketball team In the field. yhG team
will h. ready 20 accept ctAllen yea after JAh. 1. Al.
droSS Q. Vi. Haub0rt. 81 Wall street. this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08

Tho annual meeting of the Yacht Racing
Union of Long Island Sound was held In Parlor
f, Fifth Avenue Hotel, last night. The princi.
pal business was the revision of the racing rules.
and, owing to tho length of time occupied by
this subject, the assignment of racing dates was
postponed until the March meeting. The coun-
Gil will also retain Office until then.
It was S:45 o'clock before the meeting was
called to order. The followinR delegates were
present:
Huguenot Y. c.. E. d. Hart. Jr., and T. Fleming
Day; Indian Harbor Y. c., G. z. McManus and F.
Bovine Jones; New York Athletic Club. Mayhem w.
Bronson; Corinthian Fleet OF New Rochelle. James D.
sparkman and w. Irvine Do Zercga; Riverside Y. G..
c.. I. Pierce and II. W. Tyler; Hampstead Harbor Y.
Towle. Jr, and q. $. Towle; New Rochelle c..
Charles =. Tower and Paul A. Meyrowitz; Park City
borg; Bridgeport Y. C.. RI Curtis and +. N. Wilson;
Huntington arbor Y. c.. II. II. Gordon: Harlem Y.
G.. William Towner; Seaw anhakaCorinthi Y. c.,
Oliver Z. Cromwell.
change Of name. the utilization with the North
American Yacht r cling Union. and the blanket
entry form were the principal features. the
question of revision of rules was taken up. and
the discussion was not finished on the racing
and measurement rules until long after IL
o'clock, although the general rules were adopted
without argument. In the new name adopted
the word association was substituted for
"%union."
The 3O-footers will hereafter DO measured
with crews on board, the same rs tho smaller
classes. ana the cabin and open cats will here
after race in the same class. A motion to elm
mate all time allowance in the various classes
was referred back to the co neil after two tic
votes. II will be brought up again at the March
meeting. Private signals were abolished ant
the blanket system OF entries was adopted aftel
some discussion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
YAOHTING.
Final TrinI or the EnIde-A mis- Eonns TOR kK'
ccsaiye Speed.

Tho wonderful stcnm yacht Ellide made hcr
final trial over tho measured mile on Irvineton-
on.Hudson yesterday afternoon. ana was ioIs
mhlly accepted by f. Burgess Warren, VINO paid
Designer Mosher $4,000 in excess OF tho con-
tracted price for speed beyond thirty mics
an hour. Phenomenal speed was not a feature
OF the final trial, owing principally to the unia'
vorablo weather conditions for nm extreme test
Tho basis upon which tho bonus was paid was
computed from data obtained in the variouaruns
since May l. in one of which ho ostabnsneu rec
ord OF nearly forty miles an hour. The ludSeel IN
the various tests OF speed have included NayaI
Constructor Bowles. Ensign Osborn. ana otner
officers Of the United statcs Navy; Co; 1Iosne'
Seventy-flrst Regiment Of New YORK. tIanSis r.
Magoun and Harrison u. Moore, NJ. u. f.C. A.
Warren will. during the remainder OF lhe
season. place. the yacht and crew AT tne uis.
posal Of the Navy Department, to be usco az
basis OF calculations for fast torpedo boats AZ
terward sho will DO hauled out. and carly IN
the spring will be taken to Lake George, who're
her owner has u summer home: She VIII %
used for n fishing boat. for which. purpose tue
craft was ORIGINALLY constructed.
The course of 1rvington over which the trihis
were made was surveyed by the crew OF inc
United States signal service steamer bachc,
and amy subsequent tests Of speed under the
direction of the naval experts will be run over
tho same course. In tho latter, however, tno
Elltdc will go over tho mile in racing trim. all
runs thus far having been made In cruising
trim.
The yacht will be enrolled In tho Now York
Yacht Club. Owner Warren has recently been
elected to membership in the organization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08
,ss, ". Won pusp. ,.,, j. clayton. 1913, wnil.m

doos' v: SOp "a. Duhp ~, !. Clayton 1885, William
THnp CANE.
WILLIAM Berrisn. lss; s. Madison. ii7' W. Lock-
WOOD, LOO; Total, zoe. m u,o,.
soodspoed, io4. Total. 7ii.
Two games in the Interciub Bowling League series
OF nSrthsrn New Jersey were rolled on honaxy niEFh.
scores:
FinsT CANE.
Union Ciub-c. Z. Lodge. 1875 J, zahp; tS0i w,B'
iIs. Total, 6OSS. " nu''
Gss6rouct Heights Field club-w; r. oeitsrs, 1917,
J. Fiagg, 1874. Total. 7Os.
SECOND GAME.
Union clsb-c. E; Lodge. las; J. Zshn, iss; A,B.
iSs. total, sol. "u'' 49,
Is:SrOuct aeIshss Field GlnS-w, , R; 9Slaers, lSs'
Flags, lol. Total, esi.
Trolley Bowling League last night at the Palma Club
alleys, Jersey City. The scores;
FIRST GAME.
Bayonne Rowing Association-G. W. Dickson, 1875
Pyatt, iss. Total. 500.
Gardner 1905 Ed. LanEc, 1855; I'd. vultec' 1913.
SECOND GAME.
.Bayonne Rowing Assoclation-G W. Dickson. lbe;
P Ps1 ae+i Brown 1853; Q. j. Prior 1885 W. j.
Palma ciub-T Gallagher, 1850; G: Brown: 1925 =.
Gardner. l4o; Ed. Lanse, 1885, Ed. vultec. 1853. Total.
THIRD GAME.
Bayonne Rowing Association-G. w. Dickson. 1893;
BerSer; 1884, Brown. 1873 o. J. Prior, 1885, W. j.
e. nsIns :. G Iss, e ls ssl,af sSs; ID Nv va 4; srG Is9. i Sst, +.
So. i's' 10 LANCE E0'' Ed 'u"s' '' ''~'
Bowling Association Tournament last night at
Wrndts Jersey alleys, hoooken. The scores: ..
rr ~a' faiie4. nps; sd nss; q e, ss.l' ia9 ISL !s asIr! Sc i's'
Jolly.-James Bischon. 1919: \. H. Bi.chof. lai;
EF ss. l'0' Schroeder l'7' kn''m'nn' '''' Total
last n ght's series OF the Brooklyn Royal Acanuni
tournament The scores:
FIRST eAMr.
Ridge~wood-Tooker, 1871: MAYER. 12o; Van wyck.
1873; knceland. ltt; Grover, III, Total. 8as;
100; Cornell, lol; Brown. 1906. Total. osS.
SECOND GAME.
stuyvesant,Ferry 1873; Hlgt9n, I52; Feldman.
ig Ph,i E'rITls; os slGi stE"n is ~ walton alton I Gs5. Jenkins,
1876; McElroy, 1888; Blersch,nck. las. Total. sos.
THIRD GAME
PhiI2ds,phosT;5Maarsin; $50; walton 1879; Jenkins
RidsewoodaT0ose I24; Mayer; isii wan "yek'
Several ! Interesting nsT e Sn games 1nss =, we're Re. played sysss by a The Li's a. :
Marks place, on Monday night. The score:
FIRST sERIEs-FIRsr GAME.
Reitz. 1875; Dormngen, lss. Total. S14. Norwich,
100; r. Hartcorn. 1873. Total, 304.
SECOND GAME.
Reitz. 100; Dormagen, 1913. Total. 2s3. Norwich.
1856; +. Hartcorn. 1854. Total, ESQ.
SECOND sERIEs-FIRsr DAME.
A. Greis. 10; ]. Bischon, l4s. Total. 25s. Reitz.
10l; Dormagen. 156. Total, 257.
SECOND GAME.
A. Grels, 1871; J. Bischon. l5l. Total. 2s2. Reitz,
l<o; Dornagen. 1855. Total. 304.
THIRD sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.
A. Greis, 1876; J.. Bischon, 10. Total, 2eB. Nor
wick. 1860; Hartcorn. 1859. Total, 316.
SECOND GAME.
A. Greis, 1874; ]. BischoH. 1856. Total. 300. Nor
wick, 1875; Hartcorn. ego. Total. 3SS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-08

On Monday nigh, representative OF eleven houses
met az the Arcade alleys and made all arrangements
for the Commercial Bowling League tournament,
ing are the officers: W.. r. Prescott, President; j. J:
Clingen. Vice President; J. II. Blue, Secretary and
Ire asurcr. Tho schedule for the first round Of
games follows:
Dec. ~l4-Amerlcan Lithograph Company. Laden
burg. halmann & Co.. and American Press Assocla,
ton.
Dec. 16-Manning. Maxwell and Moore. New York
Biscuit Company. and Passavant & Co.
Dec. 17-Edison Electric Illuminating Company. c.
@. Burgoyne & Co., and Austin. Nichols & Co.
Dec. 2i-vietor q Achelis. Oxley & Enos Manufac-
turing Company. and Passavant & Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-09-14
CATLIN WILL GO THERE.
The Steamer to Take the Place of the
Burned Brunswick.

The Steamer to Take the Place of the
Burned Brunswick.
The Jacksonville Times Union and
Citizen says:
II. Fl. Raymond, general pas senger
agent of the Cumberland route, which
owned the City Of Brunswick, was in
the city yesterday, and it is stated
that the steamer Pope CatlTn Will
probably be put on the run between
here and Msyport about October l.
The Pope Catlin is about the same
size as the City Of Brunswick, although
much better boat, and with better
freight and passenger accommoda--
tions. She has been running between
Brunswick and st Simons Island, but;
will take the place of the Governor
Stafford, running between Brunswick.
and Fernandina, while that boat is.
being overhauled. Afterward she
will be brought here.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-09-14
FOR SHARPSHOOTERS.

The Rifemsn to Have an Official Shoot With
in Few Days With an Inspection.
The Rif1emen will shortly have the
opportunity of qualifying sharpshoOt-
ers.
The inspector of rifle practice of the
Fourth regiment, Capt. c. A. Mil
Ter, has detailed Capt. r. L. Wylly
to give the Rifiemen an official target
shoot as early as possible. Those who
make the req uired score at this shoot
will be qualified d as sharpshootersv
The Riflemen will also have an Off
cSal inspection ait an early date by
Major Jerger, of the Fourth regi-
ment.
At the official sho OF, f5A3 Rifiemen
will use their new gTnS fer the first
time