Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-31
THE SCHUETZENFEsT
ne King shooting and the Success.
ful COmDeffter-s.TWO-S beats
.sDOttets Iatl'' as Marksman-
Prizes TO the Ladies, &c.


"SDOtteSa Tail'' as a Marksman-
Prizes TO the Ladies, &c.
Yesterday afternoon and evening, the second
day of the % feste, ;" TIE park was crowded with
visitors, and the scene last night was a very an
SPOTTED TAIL AND Two-srIKK As MARKsMEN
Spotted Tail, the celebrated Indian chief and
his followers arrived on the ground about four
O'Clock. and were shown to the shooting gallery,
where Spotted Tail and Two-Strike engaged in
. contest, the latter proving himself the best
narksmar. They were then shown around the
park, and appeared much interested in what
they saw.
The Washington Sangerbund and also the
during the evening, and the former treated the
crowd TO some choice pieces OF music, and the
latter to gymnastic feats.
HONoRs TO THE sCHCETZEy KING.
Yesterday the shooting decided who should
hold the position of schuetzen king. Mr.. Chas
Ebel made the largest number of center shots,
chain and medals, Mr.. =. Wolf making an an
propriate address on the occasion. The kings
banquet was partaken of directly after the cor
Handsomely responded to by Mr.. wolf. Gen l..
Biumenberg, Baron Won Schlozer and Mr.. Ar
thur shepherd.
PRIZES FOR THE LADY sHoorIsrs
The prizes for ladies shooting awarded thus
Tar ere as follows :-Mondsy-F'rst, sstchel, TO
MS knppert; ID, pair OF slippers. Mrs. Fend-
fan, Mrs. Walker; 5th, pair of bracelets, Mrs
Henze. Tuesday.lst, writing desk, Mrs. Rap
pert; 20, satehel Mrs Nogt; Sd, scarf, Mrs. Ba-
ker; 4th, fan, Mrs. Fendner.
TIE JACKSON woops CAMP MErrrSG-The
committee having charge OF the arrangements
for the camp meeting of the Washingto dis
trict III. L. churches, with which Severn circuit
and the Annapolis churches will unite, have
nearly eompleted the arrange ments for the
next. Last night meeting Of the committee
WAS held at the Foundry church, at which there
were reported tents as folio s:-Foundry, d.
HaSl oh linz o.. ar ash;
ton, 8; McKendree, Union and Georgetown
each; West Georgetown,6. Other charges will
be IspIesenssd By from one to ave tents each
The two Annapolis churches and Severn cir
cult win occupy one side OF the circle, and viii
ysooably have twenty or more tents on the
ground The Baltimore and Potomac railroad
company (which runs within q few yards Of the
ground, have, 1t The request Of the committee,
Put In witch fog the accommodation Of the
camp folks. The company have made very ia
vorabie terms as To the transportation Of bag
6>9e- &c. The tents are AL TO be plainly marx "a
and sent to the Maryland avenue depot on Sat-
with Lists q articles, on Monday.
ARRAxoxuxrrs roR q Rra.r-.
PoroNAC.-A meeting Of boAtmen was held l,st
night ct Shekeirs Fulton House, foot OF in
street. to Mase preparations for . regatta, and
one OF go and one Of $50; the former for first,
class and the latter for secondelass; the race 30
be to Giymont and return, some day in the latter
nss<ing. Captain s. stated that the steamer
Nasasst could be chartered and band of
music procured for the amusement q passen-
ssss; also, Special detsstive engaged to ensure
it was agreed to postpone the subject Of arran se,
nents till . future meeting. The following
boats were entered:.first-class, LittIe Ella,
Capt. Smith, Witch Of the Wave, Can't. smith,
son. Seeond-elass, Spray, Capt. GISsor: Fannie
Bell. Capt j. L. Bell; 6erfrsde, Can't. James
2 Gray; John T. Given, Capt. r. A. g srroii
Tie East Wind vss Afterwards entered for the
hrst-clsss race, also the Dolphin, Capt. Eaton:
and for the second class The Nellie, Can't
Throop, and May Brooke, Capt. Brooke.