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New-York tribune., 1902-04-27

Cash quotations al follows: Flour firm: winter
patents 0Gs3 straights. 50 20$3 20; clears $S4
straights 81 9oa$8 20; No spring wheat 75s9754sc
red. 50 :. leS4i+e; No . yellow corn G3ec; No 2
cats II . G4314c; No white, 45Q453zc; No white,
Al G45c: No rye 5sc: fair to choice mailing. 67%r
! faxseed 81 Is: No / Northwestern 81 ~; prime
mess pork per bbI SIG s0GS6 per 100 10 So 92i3
e5: sides GOose) so 301s0 40 dry salei
s. 75ST sa short clear SIDES fboxed
eodslo On the Produce Exchange today the butter
market steader; creaeries 1I82i =c: dairies 1TG
Cheese steady zg13c. EGGS steady; fresh, 155&
gl512c.
Cincinnati. April 2s-Flour stronger Wheat firm; No 2
led. sGGs6hc steady: No mixed, 90 tec. oats
No . mixed, 40 Gi6c- Rye quiet. No 2 G2I2c
Duluth. April 26-CIose: wheat-Cash, No hard, 79c.
l Northern. Tsc; No Northern, 73lsc May. 7Gc;
cash aad May 75c; No Northern 7212c. Oats-Septem
Der. 3144c. Corn, &c.
Milwaukee April 26-wheat higher; close: No North
T7d77l2c No Northern. 76G7Gssc; July T6ls G761c
Rye steady; No Barley steady; M = Zoe; sample.
s0a6ec- Corn-J-lly. 637sc.
Minneapolis April 26-CTose wheat-May. 737sc July,
- &c. track No hard 777sc. No Northern. 1855
- &c: No Northern. 135sc.
Philadelphia April 26-Wheat firm. l@c higher
grade. April SJQS6l9c Corn &c higher No
April. 81 d66c. oats quiet No white clipped. sic.
Butter dull and l1H2c lower extra Western
DC: prints 2ic Eggs steady. fresh nearby.
Western I6lzc: do Southwestern 16c. do South
small l2S4 l3c. ReCepts-Flour. 260O bbs and
sacks wheat $1,000 bush. 800 bush:
oats, bush ShpmentS-Wheat, 920o0 bush;
bush: oats 1iG0o bush.
St Louis April 26.-CIose: wheat-No . red, cash.
sO5zc: May. CSC: July. 75c; No hard 77Gs0c. Corn
No cash 60 q May 64c: July. 64itc: September. s2c
OasNo ~ nc. Nav. 4314c July, 45sc, Septem
Der. 3032c; No > white, 4G52c.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London April 26-wool is firm in all departments I'm
asking fun 70 slight advance The arrivals OF
Of auction sales number }53 34i
bsee Including 134 eco forwarded direct. The imports
S1rfnr New South Wales. 10. Iij bales;
,aanssnd IO7 Victoria. IL COS; South Australia 063
West Australia. $50; Tasmania. 51S5; New-Zeaiand.
az I6s: cape Of Good Hope and Natal, 6,3s6; HaYre,
/ 2Ss: elsewhere z. 13s.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27
new YORK CENTRAL
UARLEr nIvIsInN.

HARLET DIVISION
eOs A VI. and So P Daily except sundays. PITS
nelc and North Adams only. at A. n
Pullman through
Ticket Offices 11S. 2s1. 1918 Broadway, -
sdr-i9n w. Z15 Columbus ST..
15th 81 and 13Sth 81. Statfors. York:
Fulton s.. and Broadway g n Prookfvr
Ietephors 900 3StH Street Y5rx
TrN:ce 5aGCage checked from hotel residencs ey
A ~ SMITH GEORGE ~ r1ANrrrs
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27

COTTON-Lawer prices recorded In tO-fays trad
yet bull contingent were far from discouraged
considering OF the Liverpool news snd the
customary Saturday liquidation. the market ex-
operators who sold yesterdays bulge made
% repurchase the early though being
from English cables. strikngy buish. ana
after the close expressed the opinion
staple rather than undue bu!ns or mere wave
public speculation. To-days market opened STEADY.
proved the lowest however, and pretty much
soUIy Upward On demand from shorts moderate South
er buvnc support prominent bulls and
Liverpool market had been expected 3ui points hghe.
points higher only, with the tone barely
steady The New orleans Ilarh+ Ihaee e.ai.. -
and then advanced p1rsste closns IN
and unchanged to point higher The
net 1qiG points lower the April option alone show
ing extreme drop. which nominal at most The
curb trfis on Southern and scattering c2nrls
house buying The interior town recelpts LOT sHt qdy
bales while shipments reached TTs1 bales
making loss in stock Of > %i bales The total port
with export ciearances bales. 1t should be
remembered that export cearances yesterday were
$1,000 bales. while the present amount on shlp3oard IS
come hing over bales The total port stocks were
given as jG4 7J5 bales, which with the cotton on ship
board deducted leaves but round 6oVo bsles actnay
in port stocks Mondays receipts, the official
estimates very bullish New-orieans expects 1900
1000 bales, against 2 65 last week ana 30 ids
year Galveston 1000 bales against 3529 iaS week and
7.3S5 last Hogst9n 400 to : 200 bales against
week and 3 $50 last year Oftca+ reports from
Southern spot markets adsances OF Lice to &c
generally Savannah was closed owing 70 holiday
Wilmington firm. unchanged at 9hc Baltimore was
nominal &c higher 9zc, Galveston firm. hc
9lec, New Orleans was firm. l.l6c higher 10
YES hrm 1-fsc higher Norfolk firm Lice
aec: Augusta quiet lice to &c higher TO
local spot market was quiet steady. hanged
-16c for middlng upland with sa.es of 1859 bales
Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27

honor, and there will be two bridesnaids-Ariss
Laura Wheelock Runyon and Miss Alice Gage
RUnyon. William S. Giddings will be best man,
and the usheTs will be Frank jerks and John E.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April 2s-Four Wheat-sprfng dull and
unsettled No carloads soc; nothing DONG IN
winter wheat strong. No yellow, 58izci No do
fa-. No . corn 66&c: No 8 do este fairly good
demand: No white Doc; No } dc. 49Ac No mixed
M 3 do Barley--Nothing doing. Rye-No l.
nc Canal freghts steady.
Chicago April 26-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27
Railroads
.ENNSYLVANIA

- ~ oU ~ - - -
HAH1oAD.
STATIONS foot Of West sy..s street ana
eHThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortIandt streets is Ave minutes later tnan
that given below for Twenty-thira sfree'
Station. except where other,sise noted-
s3o A. VI FAST MAIL-I4mtsd to two Bgf[es Pa[ies e
Ssrs New York to Pttssgrx slseDins Car Pi'sOurs
Fest fH5 csSflaas
% ror sRR Scs ess es1sand fo Ind
Ianapos LOUISVILLE St Louis. -.
Toledo Leusville via Cincnnat5 indisnaDOis Chi
r. w. ST ST LOUIS EXPREss-For Fittssurs. Ind
5 P H. Mhgss WEsTRN s ESqi ssnns Chicago
. SsfePs W PsiFT safFTay PREF psburs and
CHICAGO For knoxville. daily via shsnantoah Valley
VI LorPJeS Tor SP SSHTT fSasPS EpREss
For Pitts6urs. Cleveland, ana Cincinnati
80 s25 % Can, 10 10 tDesor9sses and C9s err,
Iands Streets o Dining carr lS5S Dinas s5 coa oar,
s,- sadt Streets s5s 22o g 5 o. C9ngTsss91a s4 %
Haaass E e s S: csI 3 = Ioss 3 @ uaE n 70 cars
n I255 dining caT5 as Congressional Lin. all
ng FGa Cara n 5 51ps b5s SaTs sr y @ I5nnz D. % night
soITIiEFtN RAILWAY-ExDress. BIS. t-20 p m. iAi'
ATLANTIC, COAST LINE-Ezpr~ss. s25 a m and as
5s I I LINE RAwAx9Ess 1st ss 70 HssE6 sE6:
NoBF9tE an tNR WFsT5FS SAwAT-F0r SsI Memphis
cFIEsAPEAKE- AND offto RAiLWAY.-z55 a. week
FOR Old PofSF On c0MFoFr o. sefs and NoRFo1K-z5s
ATIasTic E1a;s GITY2s g -:.sa:z.
fet Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays
a-l7r SHos king Car Par0r Dining Car and Stand
fzrd Coaches q
tAF'I NNY-i2J5 .. m. weekdays.
For points on NewYork Branch Railroad from
West Twenty Stqtionl. SIS a. II 40.
~. 453 and H. D. Sundays. 9 2j m, A55
p (from Deabr0sses Cortlandt S.rests} 300 a
n. u 20. 80 $40 90 2. Sundays g. - n
SIS , m
FOR PFFIIsDELPHIA-
10 DESIRES 2 I55.
SO S55. . Dining % 81 Lirnited). 1910
teebr1sses a1 Cor17+- Streets 70 2N Dining Carl.
l0S5 Dining Carr. II 55 a. 1255 Dining Carr. 21O
tDes6rosses and Corandt Streets 220l 55. 25 DIN
Ing carr 355 f2J 25 Dining Carl 455 Dining Carr.
90 Dining Carr So : q. ass. 925 II 10 night
sundays $40. T55 He=}. - s55. o . Dinins
carr. 80 tL.1ttaD 975 1055 Dining Carr 125S
Clntng carr. f5j Dining 32j Dining carr. s55.
-, tCfr1E Car) +55 Dining Carr. 55 Dining Car).
90 -. So. 9e5 . f2 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 6i 1895 1884 Ill ard 261 Broadway.
te@ Firth Avenue fbei7w 23d ST.: House, Wese
Twertvthfrf Street Station. and stations foot OF Des
-css@S a7d Crtlandt Streets; $50 Fulton
street. eS broadway and Pennsylvania Station.
IrookIvn tso1. Jersey CITY The New York Transfer
CoIupanv viii call for and check baggage from hotels
anf residence through 20 destination. Telephons efs
Eighteenth Street. FOR Pennsylvania Railroad cab Ser
j. 3. HUTCHINSON + r WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r gent.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27

Foreign Coffee Markets: Roz-C2fee market steady;
No : Rio, 4Sa5; exchange, i2 SD receipts, leo"
bags: United 5000 bags; stock,
656 bags Santos-Cunee quiet: good
Santos, 4Slt0i 20e0 bags. stock lHa bags
Hamburg-coree market opened l-8la rfs lower, at
$50 N nia pig lower; sales 2ao1o bags.
HavreCoTee market opened steady. n franc lower:
d Il n advanced J. franc. total sales 1900 bags.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27

Announcement is made Of the engagement Of
Miss Edythe z. saIter, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Frederick A. Salter. Of No. 64 Decatur-st.. to
Cornelius A. Srnonson, Of Mr. and Mrs. George
a. SirnonsCn.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27

The wedding Of Miss Edith Robinson Ogden.
daughter Of Nr. and Alfred Ogden, Of Yonkers,
and David Gregg, 3r. son OF the Rev DR.. David
Gregg pastor Of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church will take place Wednesday evening,
Nav : at the home OF the brides parents in War-
L-sr-
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27

Captain George L. Gion Of Company D. 23d Regi-
unent has decided 10 resign on account Of pressure
Of business. He first Joined the command in 1855
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27

An early June wedding Will be that Of Miss Della
Lewis Newton, youngest daughter Of Albro J. New
ton OF No 40 Columbia Heights. and Eugene S
Graves. Of Manhattan. to take place Wednesday
afternoon, June l. at the Church Of the Pilgrims.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27

Invitations are out for the marriage Of Miss
E1nele NJ. Harder and DR.. Sylvester J. Mcnamara,
Of No 325 Cnon-st.. which viii take place
Wednesday. May p the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Y A Harder. Eighth-ave. and CarrOll-st- It will
be followed by large reception.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-27

7- ? . musical at the Pouch Gallery
Tuesday evening for the benefit Of the Trained
Christian Helpers was largely attended, and ex-
+rernely satisfactory from financial standpolnt.
The oreheErTa was assisted by Miss Minnie Sedner,
Soprano: Edwin Lockhart, basso; Nlllam GralhS
King violin. and Harry Howe, Vloiln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
Miss Atkinson and Montgomery Ogden
Win In Tennis Doubles

Miss Juli-tt. Atkinson and MONTGOMERY
Ogden won IN" only game completed y~~tcr-
day In the Middle Stste- championship tennis
tournament on III. courts 81 III. Orange
Lawn Tennis club al Mountain Station
This Was the FINAL ~ tn" MIXED doubles In
which they were opposed hN Miss Marion
Jones and L n Jondict All tue other games
srrang ed had TO he postpUnrd. the weather
conditions proving unfaVorshle for tennis.
although Ward and Davis. tn. National dou.
bles champions. and It'll" and Alexander
succeeded IN playing the rr~t set IN the final
round 81 the mems doubles This went to
ward and Davis, - The match wss then
post pon.d until next saturday
Uolcombe Ward won the right 10 challeng &c
william A rarned Tor the Middle States
championship from Montgomery Ogden on
friday night after y stubborn four SGT con
test ward Won the first -rt easily. hut
Ogden won out In the second after eighteen
game. had been played Wsrd Won the re-
naming ,wo sets. the third 81 which reouired
'welye games before a decision could no
reached Nsrd and tsrned will decide tn.
question ~ superiority on July 10
Mems singles. r1nAl Round Holcombe Ward
heal Montgomery ogden. 81. so. Ia"
uised bpublcs. PIMA Round Miss Juil-,,.
Atkinson and A~ontsonrry Ogden beat NiSs Marion
Jones and y n. Condict. : 5 -
Mems Doubles. Final Round Ward and Davis
vs Lttie and Alexander. - unfinished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
" RENTLI\G.
Tom Jenkins Defeats Mcleod Results ~
the National sporting tlub Competition.

Tom jenkins. H." Cleveland wrestler,
demonstrated hi ristt to the title Of catch
a--catch-can champion by defeating Dan
Mcleod OF Buffalo ~ Cleveland on Friday
afternoon The contest was beet two out 81
three falls for "A PORTION OF the cat" receipts
and $500 a side. Both men were IN fine ,on.
dition Jenkins took the initiative and tossed
Mcleod about the mat. The latter was gam"
and kept jenkins hu-tling throughout Finally
Mcleod grew weak aUd after 81 mIuut-~ Of
hard work. Jenkins secured III" ar-t tail
After Ave minutes re-i he went after hi OF
ponent again Mcleod was no match for him
and Jenkins threw him IN half an hour
The defeat Of Bulldog Clayton 10y Harvey
Parker the other night al Worcester VA a
sufpris. TO those who follow ~" wrrstllng
game The knslishman came 10 this country
about a month Aso. well r"comm-udei "a Ia"
champion cat ch-as-cstch-can expert of Great
Britain Although having decidedly ~"
vor-t OF the weight. Parker took the for
.isncr into camp handily clayton lays
he Ns- nervous and a bt on IA condition
and that this fact alone accounts for hI- defeat
lie has challenged Parker TO meet HIM again
and the pair will In all Likelihood come to-
4 chsiirng. has been received through
THt SuS from Emil silva. the Italian Giant.
Harvey Parker OF for over three hours about
"a wear AGO He prefers "a meeting with any
OF tho big fellows. Tom Jenktn-. John P1enin.
Several sport. in Worcester want George
Bothn-r TO Witt that city ami meet -Hull bog
Clayton OF England there IN a handicap
match some time newt month Ro'hn"r has
accepted, provided n forfeit l. deposited n
assure him that the match viii com" IN
In. EpxlishmAn will have the better Of the
weight by az least 20 pounds
O,-org. Tnohey In , letter from Cleveland
says Having not heard anything from John
on h~half OF Charley Whitman Of Cincinnati.
take occasion To writ" again to the effect
that Whitman IL still looking for a match
Wutmar has been after Pisning for a number
Of wears, hut somehow John hA- avoided
my man. Whitman. In NV opinion. - y better
man than pirning. and II the latter will coIne
10 Cleveland We will assure him a match.
In the event OF not hearing from Pisnins
we will throw down the gauntlet TO Fritz
HAckenSchmidt IN. big German wrestler,
who IL esT-ct. ed to arrive here from the other
side any day We prefer Hscken-chmidt
because he threw Pienins In Germany a few
years ago
The wrestling competitions in connection
with the nstic carnival recently held az tn.
National sporting Club. London. were sue
c-..ful In point Of interest and attendance.
Tho style was Grs 90 Roman sixteen wrest-
hers competed. among them being champions
Of FranC~. Germany and Russia. The best
hou, proved TO be the one bet IA cen Jacobi-s
Mock, the German champion. and Omer do
Bouillon. cha Of Franc. For | hour
aud n minutes and ~ seconds the two exer-
ci-ed their siren 9Th and knowledge OF the
game. kock finally winning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06

ssees, es,h.s In lsseaas %, sssrssr -ssrs
Da1s uaa Q uaer.

The feet - ths Atlanttc tsfht 'lhh ssh
st~i In lAfchmott hafh"r yesterday ave.
non p,s,.r.t,rv IN starting - - annual
~ u.b.t,
rfuts" Va We ssNs.h '""Aih
D. Tod : fsz-htp. tho tup-sil schooner lhN'"
after saint ~ the I.frhmoHt hag. -st the
si'' -u'"s '" ,.,,..,
ttlanttr Colnrr, sfi lstFf w WV H'
. ta.ettns Of the r~aptains was held uu W"
t,,-,. -, a.. t.,.u. ~ IN. ,t,i.. arranged
ln'' a.. Nh
About thirty Yachts belonging '" VI" ''''
YER. I'm IN. h.rbor and among thee Nrtr
-, 49,. ,.,Lt. .t..m.r
WV "hih"n"'" tuN" -.
Ntlssn. Rear Commodore fred"rrb Nm"-N
..h,,p., N.runa CT NLy.-t onnodoFe Rob
=. a. - - ,x lanes
fN v l'nrrtnHs- rh"'"'' '''s
Neir's schooner tncss. N J Rnh"rt"- slo'p
o,,.-. t,ad pod.xald's cutter Islin. sN-
,"" - ,,.,
'"nhm"d"fr ft~u NusmN
s.rh.m. wilson NsrshAll'- schonnsr Atlantic.
g., m .l,,n sslp.da prank ]
''.u 49, tIi,,,.
Gould steamer ielefi's, 'hAit"- I"''
fat ste.ner Arrow Eugene lOmpkins :
-. I,.I. !. sa..h.,... .,e.us, Tho
r''sh' 'ueAs '"'
re.a. W VI Isnsley- schooner N"h's's'
s.vm,ur Hustled DR. . .choonef crusader.
y -, ,,h. ,.,ry.
U o'phhof sloan .'n""n''
Ulll's -swl Aktsta, John g NeehAn : -loop
u,nt,o a "a sh..,'s .loop Nariuutt.. 4 "
n""''"' |-r.,.,. .,,
Nasnn's sloop ls"t, l. y 's"Ahs" N'''F
I,lips, G.ors. " ,oplsnd's schooner Glen
=. --u. -, ,. ,ry,t.,
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t.li1"nt -Innp sllh'"is. D. ,rh','-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
RESULTS on OTHER TRtCkS


~ LOFTS. July s-rhe feature race al DelmAf
THIS afternoon was tho MN event ANA MAS taken
by Miss Golishtiy. defeating the speedy Bucc!elth
by 'tsat lengths sweet Dream. IN" fANOute
In the saith tNcnt. lusi managed 10 get inside tue
mua-y Whiir TefiA lnCognitA, q 9 Ia S iaNotlte,
hal 90 bc content Win place IN the concluding
event
Flrs; Rae Sit furongs Frei n~ssig 10, IA,
tlsis. Sto 1 won. Barnett NA,AAwAy. lOt - Sell
y 'o O. SECOND kate Fireman. lu, bale q TO /.
thIfi TINE. ~.
second Race Pour and a hslf 'ufiongs CaeianA.
lUu 30 Nriu. ~ IN 8 won beer tIutcT. los Prince
/. 20 /. second tAs Trade, 100 oConnor, : to !.
IhIrI lime. USs',
mind race SI mrlons. Wrifi. is ,OCon
nor. 20 g. won Mss quick. - homer 10 to D..
second iAdAs i01 ual~ ito J 'h'td I'VE. ~
Fo4ut Race One mile and % yards -ons, lol
tO'NrU.. . To / sou. hl,y tlyde 10. walsh
: 10 1 s-,nld. HetoIes ~ ,holhgr'. .o I, tniFd
Time. l.LA,
nm Raoe Sli furlongN Mss Col snty u
Sell. To- 3 won HlCclruth, - = Walsh.
: 10 3. second .AmlsaH ~ Thompson. 10 10 /,
thlrd Time me-.
Slith Race seven tuflungs Eva, Darling 70
t~culy > g. :. Sou. Nrniy, la Golden. y 20 /,
SECOND Sweet dream. lbs ubaIe', 3 10 . tn!td
Tine. NJ
seventh RAc--Onr mite and an eighth rckiul
100 r. Walsh. ~ 10 5 non. Terra l~ncnrnlto, iS
,Dalel. sto 5 Secpnd. hunEA. 10 e. bonner. to l.
tnird Tine. 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
CRICKET.
All Local Matches Yesterday Drawn er
postpOD ri.

All the cricket matches scheduled 10 he
played In this vicinity Yesterday were either
dra n or postponed on account OF the weather
In the metropolitan League cha NIPPON ship
match bet " cen the NanhattanS and Nelson
Lodg. at Prospect Park. not one ball was
BOWED
Tn. Columbia oval second eleven visited
Prospect Park for a game with the Kings
County Club and succeeded In playing one
inning. before tho weather interf"rsd J. Foy
boz led with great effect for ColumbiA Oval
and In addition to capturing . wickets az
o low cost. performed the hat trick The
Kings County men could make no stand
against him and tl,y wcre all disposed Of
for a total OF ~. OF which & Moore obtained
10 and &. Palfreyman. 10.
In the championship match OF tho New
York Cricket Association brtween the Man
haitian second eleven and Paterson Team u.
only two overs were ,bo~led. The Manhattans
bntted fret and Loot one wicket for y runs
The Brooklyn Team C.w-st Indian game" Of
forfeited 10 the Vest IndiAns.as the Brooklyn
q shaw and J fecobeI We're in sr.a, form
With the ball for Columbia Owl IN the New
IN Team h. The Wicket Of the iorSsr
play cessed for the DAY.
h Brooklyn Club. champions. Of. the
on the Fourth for q contest at wissabickon
Heights with the Philadelphia Cricket Club.
and succeeded In gaining a victory over
&c s 9aiss aid H Y. c .p,1 ss'sIsa fS, * x. =: rum:
With q good innings OF -. while. D. Foyer
sdded ~, no! out. 4 Brown % and J Poy~r.
IL. &. A. Worm BOWED In effective style
The totals we're BROOKLYN. Isl Philsdelphs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
Brttisher> Beat~n la Most q, rnts ~ Ath-
l~tic Championships.

Sps1A CIbIr Dsipiics TO Tue Su>
LoSDoS. July s-rh~r- Was exceptional
interest In the Amateur Athletic Association
championship events At stamford frids"
to-day owing to the prr>enc" OF many Anteri-
can competitor, The grounds w"r" IN
splendid condition The entries Ser" NOR.
numerous than usual The result follow
Putting the Sho, Won by " " Coo Of Ion
don \ { and Otfotd University, forrnety oi
boston pet :. feet iOis inches Rober tdgrrh OF
New Nofk >ecOud put. ~ feet : inches Ihe~
two were the only competitor,
io Ward hash Won 10y ,rhuf puNy ~ 'enfge
town University. Washington. BY - yards Time
10 seconds.
one Mic Run Won by } Blnss Ttns =.
minutes IA 4 S seconds This breaks 'he hf'Nsh
amateur record
IN Ward Hurdle RACE Won ny Smith. a New
Iealsndrt Time. Ia seconds
At a Zee, . inches p oConnor. ireland second.
al a feet 2 inches.
20 Yard Hun Won by n. " wsusley, Unity
Hammer Thns Won 10y kiely OF New York
Throw. leo feet . inches MAY OF Cambridge;
Second Throw. I0 feet ? inches Edgfen OF
New iotk. third. Throw, i:i feet .
Halt Nile Run Won by Manning Time !
minute 81 4 S seconds.
Long Jump Non ny oConnor. Ireland ps
tancr. y feet "a inches
Pole Vault Won by kaussr. a Hungarian
Height 10 feet : tnches.
o.at,rr Nile Run Won by White Tine. Is
seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
II smith S~eriousi, III In England.

Tho --latest issue 81 a." London H-ror ~
~, auuouuocs the ~crIou, llts-- 81 ~ smith.
the veteran ~~potttug man The lUgll>h
paper Ia, this to lay
Mr. ~ SmItn. ,ac well known and rlgBb -.
Sps,icd NrS Nora s%iuitlng mAu. ls w. rrgr"' q
Ny, rather ~rouNN iEdIspp-.I ~ NWith
formed one ~ th' r4ItN iuat paid "a N.,' iu ron
ShAfscA = thlning q~uaIftrs Goo 4vH |'Fw fEs.-
tulpp"furld. "a Few dab e. - q. AMI r' |fuIrE IN mo
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
New Grade Of Ma-ssman.hip for alton
Guard.

National Guardsmen OF New York are to
have an opportunity to try their skill In rife
shooting this season with a new grade Of
qualification at ranges Of 30 and Loo yards.
and Major William u Palmer. acting INSPECTOR
Of small arms practice. has prepared an on
cial order announcing the change. The
new GRADE. which Is known as Distinguished
Expert l. established to encourage long
range shooting. and to develop material for a
team which can compete successfully with the
best shot. Of this or any other country. II VII
be- the highest grade OF qualification In th-l
country. excsedins even that OF the United
States Army Practice In III. new grade
will be limited TO those vho have previously
qualified a. expert at 200 and 500 yards,
The United States magazine rif- will he
used. and fye shots Will be nred az each range,
To qualify ~ a -pistinguished Expert an
aggregate score OF not less than 90 points
out OF q possible 50 must b@ made with the
rtfk. and a score OF not lees than "a points
by those armed with the carbire. 1ho-"
shooting With the me must make = sore
Of not les than 20 points at ~ yards. to b>
eligible to shoot at t.opo yards, and those
armed With the csrhlne must make no, less
than n points. pates Tor qualification for
the new grade At Creedmeor are ssp,. .. Oct.
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