The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-06
No. ar Rings.

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42-LO1i9 YllimaN, Detroit Mich. .............. 81
4s-F u Hartmeyer, Ptttsburs, Pa ............,. 81
s,ss h s,sSsTs, HsSssl A. y' 81 -
s-H. D. rusty, Philadelphia, Pa. SO
SSSS,r,g d k9aeSSeR Davenport ay Pa %
te-Henry Aeshbalm, Chicago, M ........... SO
Nm. HettI, Milwaukee, Wis. ................. SO
ohllg q the Lrsr, OF noNoRAKY PRIZES. h'
The following 10 q list OF the first fifty honorary
ID i--$l,0eo nve-twenty bond, Chicago. ,.--
. @Drinkng horn, Vienna, Germany. g"
EWatch and chain, New YORK schuetzen Corps.
reGold medal. Mayor Holman. 49,.
EG0ld shield, Common Council. +.-" 44Ll
7 s--f260 gold, zurich merchants. a-r- ~.
1910, gold, Central COMMITTEES OF Switzerland
/ 1-Goid watch and chain Cincinnati. ii feI
n=Gold watch and chain New York schuetzen-
l2-Bronze mantel clock, Mr.. Ottendorfer.
lEEmerald ring, New York LiederkraIz.
I+$25o, gold, merchants OF Switzerland. ~.
l5-Gold watch aud CHAM New York Turnverein.
l8-$l5O gold, Milwaukee shuetzenverein. az
i--$llo gold, straw goods merchants "a Switzer
1s-$ioo gold, citizen of the First ward ~
l9- 500, gold, Detroit Schuetzenveren.
:. 500 gold, merchants and manufacturers of
M~$ioo, gold, baltimore scheutzen OF -sil
~ l0o, gold, Helvetia Highland. ar =,
pa live OK United Butchera
Silver vase, Teutonia Schuetzenvercin Boston.
25--Gold watch, Bayarian and SAXON Consul
2e-Sllver goblet, Germania Fire Insurance Com
Tcsilver goblet, aermanla schuetzenverein. ias'
2S-$200 currency, Newark Brewer Society.
29-Geld watch and chain, Independent Schuetzen
Corps, brooklyn. "a :. li.'.l 3 tlgra cct -11'
I-$ioO gold, Washington Schuetzen Society 3I
S2-silver goblet, Reading Society, Nineteenth
! ss-Gold watch, sugden 4 Bradbury ggi -als
@-one mantel clock and side pieces, New Jersey
SchuetZenverein. - -r-e' ---- +Na9 lla t
a5-Bronze clock, donor unknown ,o5lsr l.a
3G-(lOCk New YORK SCluetZenZiIde.
37-Double plated tea service, New York Schuetzen
3SMMeerschaum pipe, Lorillard. 1szg frf
b 3s-Wateh and chain, Brooklyn schuetzen Corps
4O-sevng machine Empire Sewing Machine
H-Mantel clock Central Park Garden
42-Telescope Waldstein. Nv eit 81 .i o a-i
43-A rifle, Bridgeport Schuetzenverein. r ia
AEPainting in OIL william Aufermanp.
$3.50 in gold, 8. L. Kapf. ra- Tra -'1f
48-Set Of .. S. coins, $43, honorary member.
47-Mantel clock, Schuetzen Corps, Illinois. 0-'
Asset Of United States coins; honorary members.
4a-Breech-loading shot gun, needle attachment;
5O-Set Of United States coins; honorary members
There are large number Of prizes for the money
targets, for which the list Of winners is not yet ar
be busy all through the night to perfect the lists.
There may be some slight inaccuracies in the partial
list published above, but in the main it is olerably
correct. s.A- ~ e--4 - -.
Ci THE TRIAL OF BRRxcHLoADERs c
10 generally admitted that so large collection Of
breechoading firearms Of American manufacture
and Invention has never beer had at this festival.
Their trial under the direction and supervision
OF q special commission of which General
mack are secretaries, and Captain Mayer
superintendent and timekeeper, ~ not yet
completed, but win be continued to-day, beginning
at nine O'Clock A. M. The minutes OF the trial
OF Saturday are withheld from publication, as
the commission desire to compare their individual
they undertake to make a formal report Lieu
tenant Colonel Davila, OF Havana, Ouha, an onicer
Of tine army r On ts and
invented by himself, which viii be submitted
to oil the tests to-day. Colonel Berdan was again on
addition OF his newly improved breech-loading rined
musket to the breechloaders to be tried this morn
ing. f.t ~ f.t .t. e
THE NATIONAL GUARD
The members Of the First division Of the State Ma
tional Guard win resume their target practice this
awarded BY General Alexander Smaller 10 presence &c
Of his STAT the brigadier generals and their stan
and the regimenta and line ot1cers Genera, snaler
Of the division have contributed handsome prizes
for that purpose. 'tsr ~ T7r
The Charleston Schhtzen Corps brought live bea,
with them as prize to be shot for. The bear wa,
duly delivered as caronicled N these columns, 6n
pOof bear had to bear his fate Without food o
acquisitions for the bears bare sustenance to thu
Committee Of Entertainment, and this commtte,
vide iSf nm RIM fs scs ~ VIC Pro
was that the Committee OF Reception should tak'
charge Of him as O guest; and thus, owing 70 TIN
quarrels Of the committees, the bear left with
out ate otion and died the death OF starvation
consequence to the great chagrn Of the Charleston
donors 4a rr
THE PROCRBDIN0e TO-DAY. r
The grand ofcial award and delivery Of prizes X
the successful marksmen ut the Schuetzenfest viii
commence this morning ct ten O'Clock and continue
through the day with appropriate ceremones- Tht
winnerof the first prize Mr. Knebel win be crownet
Is Schuetzenk0nig at the same time.
THE CLOSING BALL TONIGHT
The ball on last Thursday having been such q
grand success, converting within the Fest Halle the
elite Of New York society, ie expected that TIN
ball. with which the third American Schuetzenfest b
to close tonight, will be attended by similarly
numerous and select society.
THE PROGRAMME FOR AMusEMENTs TO-DAY.
There will be open air concerts by three orches
tras, tight rope performance Ia the afternoon anf
evening by Harry Leslie foot races, dancing tn,
platform IN the grove and on that the river Ank
vocal concerts by the Colonia, the Teutonia, thu
Scherbund and several other singing societies; DR.:
works In the evening" among which may be men
toned Q grand tableau donated by Edge Co. II
recognition OF the national importance OF the i'm
proveent In Workmanship the object proper OF thu
bchuetzenbund. 1 l,f-.r ~ rI-..r
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