The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-28
GRAND INTERNATIONAL PIGEON.SHOOTING
AT MONACO.
MONTE CARLO, Feb. 10, 1873.

this afternoon when the enclosure was again
crowded with the fashionable world. The prizes
| were the Grand Free Handicap Of Monte Carlo O
| 100 francs entrance, with 3,U00f presented by
the Monaco administration. The second best mar
received 1901. and IS per cent OF the entrance
fund; the third, 500f and rs per cent, and the
| fourth, 20Oi and Is per cent There were
forty-sx competitors, who had three birds each al
| lotted them, at handicap distances. On perusine
the scores it will be seen that Mr.. Jee was again
the hero of the day by carrying or the first
prize, amid loud cheering. M. MOussy (French)
took the second, Sir william Call the third and
Tor the fourth prize there was an exciting finish
between Sir John Rae Reid and Mr.. Raoul Beding.
field Amongst the shooters who killed, but lost
were the COmte de Galve, Captain Neville, Baron
Merck, Comte Ed. Lambertye, Comte de
JaracZlOwski, Captain Anderson, Mr.. II. NJ. Thomp-
During the three days shooting twelve prizes
have been decided, ten OF which were won by Eng
lishmen and two by Frenchmen.
Appended are the particulars OF to-day's pro-
ceedings-
PRIx DE MONTE CARLO (Grand Free Handicap) of
3,000I. (f120) presented by the Baths Administra-
ton of Menace, added to an entrance OF 100f f4)
the second to receive 1901 ego from the prize and
rs per cent? the lourth 250l E1O) and 10 per cent
three pigeons; 40 subs.
[The asteriSk denotes that the bird was killed
with the second barrel.l
Mr.. J. Jee, V. G., G. B., 20 metres-1, !, 1-Kied,
NJ. L. Moussy (French), % metres-l, /, I-Killed.
Sir william Call, Bart, % metres-l, l, killed, 8.
Mr.. RaOul Bedingied, rs metres-0, l, killed, 2.
captain Shelley, u metres-l, l, 0-Killed, 2.
Mr.. Reginald Herbert, q metres-1, 0, 1*-Klled,
Sir John Rae Reid, Bart q metres-l, 20
Killed, 2.
M. Pintae (French), % metres-o, /, 1*-Killed, 2.
Captain Il. q. Neville, ~ metres-1, y, KILLED, 2.
Captain ]. Il. Anderson, % metres-l, l, o-Kiled,
Mr. Aubrey Patton, 2ss metres, Killed, =: 2;
metres-0. l. killed,
Mr.. IL. NJ. thompson &c metres-1, l, O-Killed 2.
Prince Louis Esterhazy (Austrian) 26 metres
IL, o. 1*-Killed, q
Mr.. F. G. Hobson, 25k metres-1, o. 1-Killed, 2.
N. John de Speyr CSwiss) % metres-l*, 0, l.
Mr.. p. Milbanke, 25 metrcs-o, 1, l*-Killed, 2.
M. +. Dehaynln French), % metres-0, II, l.
Captain Truman, % metres-l*, O. 1*-Killed, 2.
Duo de Castries (French), % metres-o, II, l.
Oomte Kinski (Bohemian), % metres-o. /, /
Killed, 2.
M. Camille Blanc (French), % metres-l, 0, "a
Mr. W. II. Willats, rs metres--1, o. 1*-Klled, 2.
Duke of Hamilton, 11s metres-1, 0, 0-Killed, l.
Mr.. W. s. Sailing, 27 metres-o, II, O-Kied, l.
M. j. Hottinguer French), 2S metres--l, 0, O.
MT H. P. Treherne, 81 4 metres-l, o, o-Killed, /.
MIR. A. J. W. Martin, ~ metres-1, Q, 0-Killed, /.
Mr. T. E. Walke1 20 metres-o, !, o-Killed, l.
Comte Ed. de hambertye, % metres-1, 0, o.
Comte Maurice de Ferriere tFrench), 241s
metres-1*, o, o-Killed, l:
Lord Hopetown. "a metres-1*, o, O-Killed, 1.
Marquis Raggi Qtalian), % metres-o, l, o.
Baron de Cartier (Belgian), % metres-1, 0, o.
sirnor Casa Ploy (swiss), % metres-1, o, o.
Tne following failed to kill:-Mr Henry Rae
JOurdier, 26 yards; MIR. ID. LAWYER, 20 yards NJ. Du
BOs, 241a yards; Sienor G. Bessara, 241 yards;
Comte de Jaraczlowski, 1914 yards, and Mr.. Rob-
TIES FOR THE FIRST PRIZE-BIRD FOR BIRD.
Mr.. Jee first prize, 2665f) % metres-Killed, l.
M. l.. MOussy (French), ~ metres-killec, 0.
Sir William Call Bart, 20 metres-Kied, O.
TIES FOR SECOND PRIZE.
m. Moussy second prize, 2,300i.l, % metres
Sir willism CAN, Bart. rnird prize, l,SOOf.,, %
TIES FoR FOURTH PRIZE.
Mr.. Raoul Bedingfeld fourth prize, sOOf), rs
Sir John rae Reid, Bart, q metres-l, l. /, /, 0,
Nj Pinatel, q metres-l, !, 1,1,O,O.
NJ f. Dehaynin, % metres-1*, l, l, 0.
Captain Truman, % metres-1. l, l., o.
Prince L: Esterhazy, 20 metres-l, !, 10.
Captain Z. Neville. % metres-Ll 10.
NJ camille Blanc, % metres-1, o.
Mr.. Reginald Herbert, u metres-1,0.
MdTquls SAumOut ue Ia FOTCe, 20 meLreS-l, U.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Thompson, 26 metres-l,O.
Captain Shelley, Mr.. A. Patton, Mr.. +. G. Hob
son, and Count Kinski failed to kill.
SWEEPSTAKES OF FIVE LOUIS EACH, AT THREE BIRDS
EACH, rwENTYsEvEN METRES RISE-TwENTY-ONE
SUBS.
Prince Louis Esterhazy-L ], Tiles, l, 1.
Comte Ed. de- Lambertye-l, I, lies, !, l.
Mr.. Henry Rae Reid, l. Tiles, /, o.
Mr.. Aubrey Patton-1, l, tiles, 1, O..
Mr.. II. NJ. Thompson, 1, tiles, i, 0.
Mr.. Reginald Herbert-1, ], o. &c.
The remainder OF the competitors either Killed
Prince Louis Esterhazy, who shot with Charles
Lancaster breech-loader and Comte ia. de Lam Lam
bertye, divided the los louis, the last-named CON-
petition shooting with Purdey breech.loader.
The Prince Esterhazy, Mr.. Reginald Heroert ana
N. ]. Hottinguer we're the stewards, ana MI. Az.
Dennetier ably discharged the duties OF umpire:
For the Grand Free Handicap young hammond
framed 1o first class rocks. and OF these LOG were
killed and ninety missed; There were; however,
several dead but lost birds, which fell just over
the BOUNDARY and within fifty yards Of the shooter.
.These international contests will be continued
at Cannes tomorrow Tuesday and on the follow
ing day.