The sun., 1898-01-29

liberating them. These have bred and
n, " sly rcynards are in the vicinity in
goodly numbers. Every day that the
members of the club have been out this
month t,ail has been found and an eX-
citing chase had. Nearly every chase
the pack of hounds succeeded in running
sly rynard to- earth. Yesterday the dogs
were given one OF the largest runs they
have had. The trail was struck about
nine o'clock and it was nearly two
O'Clock before the fox went to earth.
The chase covered many miles. At one
time the fox, closely followed by the
pack Of hounds, was eight miles from
where it went to cover. SprItFmcn say
they never saw Il better "haso. Nearly
one hundred and fifty people wat he'd
for the fox and listened to the barking Of
the dogs. Many were on horseback,
while others in carriages and other
vehicles were content to drive the roads,
hoping to get Il glimpse OF the fox and
dogs. Many were successful. The clnb
will continue the chascs ut frequent in
tcryals until about March. Al every
chasr from thirty to forty dogs are after
sly rcynard, making sport into which
the people freely enter Some of the
members Of the club who take part in
these chascs are J. II. Mycr, George
Willn. Horace Sudlcr, Covington Rcy-
nolds, Erasmus IIaman, John Spence, II.
G. Layton, X. o. Cannon, Enos b.
Wright, NJ. W. Wclch, Robert Reed, W.
Cannon, +. T.. Ward, +. c. Sudler, W.
T. Sudlcr, Frank Wroten, Victor Owens,
John Polk, Theodore Polk, Charles
Owens, Frank Nelson, Daniel Nelson,
f. W. Ellngsworth, II. S. Wroten,
Thomas Richards, William II. Smith,
+. i. Wiley, +. p. Hazard, William
Wrotcn, Joe Lewis, Alex Jacobs, John
Farrow.
An unsuccessful attempt was made by
burglars about two weeks ago to gam
entrance to the store Of Joseph Fleet
wood, at CannOns, on Delaware Rail-
road. Thursday night another attempt
was made and successful one this time.
The burglars dressed themselves in the
best suits Of clothes, hats, shoes and
underwear, and after leaving their dis
cardcd clothes lying on the store floor
left the building. Mr.. Fleetwood esti-
mates his loss at $3.50. There is no clue
to the robbery.
II. p. Canon is contracting with the
farmers to have tomatoes, corn, peas and
pumpkins grown for his cannery this
season. Fourteen hundred bushcl of
peas, or enough for about seven hundred
acres will be sown two hundred and
fifty acres tomatoes and large acreage
corn and pumpkin. The output Of his
canncry this year he expects to be more
than l,5OD,OOO cans. This enormous
pack will nccessitate that $4,000 cans be
packed some days. One day last season
$500 cans were packed Mr.. Cannon is
secretary and treasurer OF the Atlantic
States Packers Association and las sent
ont notices Of the annual convention Of
tie association to be held at the Gcnncs-
see Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y, February Sth,
to nth.
There was shooting tournament here
yesterday. The tournament was held at
the Blidgcvillc Tournament Clubs
grounds, on Charles &. Browns farm, at
the edge of town. Live pigeons and
blue rock were shot. The blue rock
were sprung from traps at unknown
angles. No rncord-breaking scores were
made at the the blue rOck-the shooting
Of the blue rock not being up to the
scores generally made by some Of the
club members. Four Of the club men,