The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28

tne numbers thus 1ndlcated winch cauSeu Com-
plant to be made to Colonel Wheatey, who imme-
diately instructed him to mind what he was about.
II WIZ be observed from the scores that the irst
prize-an elegant gold and silver tankard, vaiued
at sloO, with i,iS5L-was won by Captain Shell
icy, who killed nine out OF ten with one OF Charles
10 SIR sohn the seenS pr1e the a
t1rS -, sonh RAE Reid. with one Kill less y! ene 40
DIGS Tssi mown ia were killed and 90 missed.
Clay M Es5s ts very good seconds made by N
thurst, Captain Shelley and Mr.. Wagatha the last
named ma gentleman making the most brilliant second
Neville was unfortunate. by two of his birds falling
dead yard beyono the boundary and those who
lost birds under similar circumstances were Sir
Charles Legard, NJ. HOttnguer, Mr. Suite, Mr..
Bedingfeld NJ. Jourdier and M. Pinatel. Captain
unlucky at Monte Carlo, was loudly cheered on be-
ing proclaimed the winner OF the cup, and Sir John
Rae REID also came in for an ovation On taking the
Appended are the sceres:-
GRAND PKIx Du CERcLE l NAUTIeyE, an object Of
stakes OF 50f (f2) eacn; the winner will receive
SO per cent OF the entries, and the second 40 per
cent; pigeons, at ~ metres; 45 subscribers.
lrhe asterlsk denotes that the bird was killed
with the second barreLl
u Slr John Rae Reid, Bart.-l*, II, /, /, /, 0, l.
Mr.. A. Bathurst. l. 1, LIZ !, o-Killed, 6.
Due de Castres-l, /, l, IL, L. i. O-Kiled, 6.
Marquis Caumont de Ia Force-o. !, 1, ~, l, II,
NJ Joqrder-l*, u, O. l, i, l, o-Killed, g.
NJ N; n Denaynin-l, y, r. I, II. o-Klled, s.
NJ. Wagatha-O, l. l, ", II. o, retlred-Killed, 4.
Sir Charles Legard, Bart-1*, l, 0, l, To- retired
Mr. Aubrey Patton TetIrea-Kileda
Mt. henry Rae Reid-1*, /, 0, I, Q, retired
Killed, 8.
Captain j. H. Anderson-1*. 0, ~, l. o. retired
Killed, 8.
Mr.. j. Jee, v. c., 6. B-1, o, l, 1, o, retired
Captain E. G. Nevile-l*, ~, /, o, o, retired
Comte de Espies-l, l, o, l. 0, retired-Killcd, 3.
| NJ de Marty--l, l. o. o. rctired-tliIed 2.
| Mr.. Baltic Hamton-1, l, o. 0, retlred-Kined,2
| Comte Ed de Lambertye-0, II, ], 0, retired
| Killed, 2.
MT, 4. J. ". Martini, l, o, 1, retirea-Kined, 2.
Mr. ?. Milbanke-o, u, l, O. retired-kiied, ?:
NJ Ds Bos-I*, Q, 0, l, retired-Kiled, 2.
NJ. j. de Speyr-o Q, l, l, retred-Killed, 2.
Killed, 2.
Prince L. Esterhazy-ll, ], o, retired-Klled,2
NJ. Reginald HERBERT, ia, !, retired-KKllse2.
Mr.. r. suttie~O /, 0. D. retired-KilIed, i.
Mr.. J. S. Clay-l, q, o. O, retlred-Killed,
Mr. T. e. Maiefl retiTaa@kied
Comte de Jaraczowski-o, !, 0. 0. retired
Comtc Kinski-o, 0, l, o. retired-Killed,1.
Comte de CaramanIo Q, Q, retlred-Killed, O..
Mr. Raoul Bedingfeid-o, O. Q, ret!red-Kiled, Q.
signor Dc CASA PloySo, Q, 0, retired-Klled, o.
Comte de Galve-O, o, 0, retired-Killed, o.
Mr.. P. Green-0 0, o, retired-Killed,
TIES FOR THE FIRST PRIZE-BIRD FOR BIRD.
Captain Shelley first prize-Cup and l,l25k)--
Sir John Rae Reid Bart second prize-soOr)-
Mr.. A. Bathurst, o. ,&
Mr.. Arundel YeO, %.
The shooting viii be continued at Cannes to-
morrow wednesday,, and on Friday there Is to be
q grand and special day at Monte Carlo.
CANNES, Wednesday, Feb. II, 1873.
There was again numerous and distinguished
company to witness the shooting for the Prix de
Consolation, At three birds each, "a metres, two
misses out, the entrance fee being 25f. The
winners Of the Prix du Casino. at Monaco, and of
the Prix du Cerce Nautique (Mr. J. Jee and Captain
Shelley were excluded. Those who were eligible
tdDshoot were the members OF birmingham, the
Gun Club, the Cercle des Patineurs the Soclete du
Tir aux Pigeons de Cannes and other gentlemen
by Introduction.
The general shooting was pretty good, and 1t
will be seen by the scores that the Marquis Can
mont de la Force the first prize, after tieing
with Mr.. Bathurst who made some brilliant
shots with Purdey breech-loader and secured the
second prize from M Marty VINO TOOK the third
del Yeo ~, sgnor Bessano. Mr. Bedinkfeld,
@ Mr. Martin the the nrc po de castres
Wagatha, Comte de Caranlan, NJ Du Bos Comte
Ms
day was that made in the ties by Mr.. p. MilDanke
with Wesley Richards breechloader.
The following scores will show the skill displayed
by the respective competitors, the asterisk de-
noting that the bird was killed with the second
Darrell
PRIx DE CONSOLATION, the product Of subscrip-
ton, added TO a sweepstakes OF 25f. (sl) each;
the winner receives SO per cent Of the entries,
per cent; 8 pigeons at "a metres; 81 subscribers.
Marquis Caumont de la Force-l*, l, Tiles. II,
MIR. A. Bathurst second prize, 155f)-l, j, 1*-
Ties, /, !, 0-kiled, s.
N; de Marty ehird prize. 0srA-l, II, i"-Tes.
Mr.. P. Milbanke-l, y, Titles, 1, omKined, A.
Mr.. }. S. Clay-l, l, lilies, II, 0-Kiled, 4
Mr.. Robbns-l, 1, Tiles, o-Killed 8.
Hon. Baillie HamiltOn-l, l. 0-Killed, 2.
Mr.. Aubrey Patton-l, 0, 1*-Kiled, 2.
NJ. Du Boss, 0, 1x-Killed, 2.
Signor Bessana-0, /, Killed.
Mr.. X. Suttie-0, l, Killed,
NJ ]. de Speyr-1, o, 1-Kied, g
Comte d'Espies-1, o. 1*-killed, 2.
Baron de Cartier-l, l, o-Kiled, 2.
NJ Jourdier-l* ], O-Killed, 2.
M. Pinatel, the Due de Padone, M. de Pref, Mr.
II. NJ. Thompson and NJ Wagatha killed one out Of
three, and the following failed to score:-Mr. Arun-
Mr.. A. Martin, NJ de VilleLte. Mr.. II. Champion,
Mr.. NJ d. Treherne and the Due de Castries
The popular Marquis Caumont de la Force, on
Mr.. Bathurst and NJ. de Marty having killed i've
out OF SIX EACH then shot of their ties for the
ond prize, which Mr.. Bathurst won at the first tie
money. For this event 81 birds were trapped, and
Of these "a were killed to AZ missed.
Two handicap sweepstakes OF one louis each az
three birds followed. The first with twenty-three
competitors, was won by Comte d'Espies. killing
FIVE in succession, and the second, with twenty
competitors, was carried of by the Marquis eau
Mr. A. Martin and NJ. Pinasel shooting well up.