The New York herald., 1875-08-17

and the Prince OF Wales Rifles came in third with ls3
Captain Boyd, Of the Thirty fourth, made tho
INDIVIDUAL SCORE
OF ~, and was closely followed by Lieutenant Whitman
OF the Sixtieth with 46 There remarkably close
firing IN the next match the Sadocona Stakes Out Of the
twenty winners Brods Of the Prince Of Wales scored 81
three others 26 and fourteen others 25 Rain blghed
the prospects on Thursday, but the hardy marksmen
tOed on during the forenoon 10 finish the Association
match, which brought out some pretty firing from the
Fhieth, Victoria garrison arterymen, Frontier
Rifles Ottawa and Toronto men, sc Ensign Wright
OF the Fieth took the first prize with score OF 80
points out Of 40. Friday proved favorable the
broad ranges. In the standing match Captain Rolte
won the first prize with "A points out OF possible Is
The Strangers Stakes, open to all comers the
match of the week. Twenty nine prizes were offered ;
rifles optional, small bores any military weapon with
open sights ranges 500 and 600 yards for military
rifles and 500 and 900 for small bores seven rounds az
each distance Particular interest was manifested IN H.
5. JEWELS (of New York; shooting He Is member OF
the American rifle clubs and scored 20 out OF possible
2S points with Sharpe's rifle winning hith prize A.
Anderson of the American Rifle Club of New York,
took seventeenth prize with "a points using Sharpes
rife L. Greger belonging 70 the same club, won the
nineteenth prize with "a points using Remington gun
-Four competitors made % out of possible % points
These Messrs. Harris, Cruet Mitchell and stem
house
THE LADIES' CUP
In this competition Ontario took the first four prizes
The eighth prize was with Martin Henry rifle,
with military sights, and the eighteenth by rurnbull
A. Anderson, OF the American National Rifle Assoca-
ton took the seventh, using Sharpes rifle, scoring
40 out Of 80 points II. ) Jewell of the Amateur Rifle
Club IN tenth, scoring Is. The position OF firing
attracted attention and with Metiord rifles II was
believed they would headed the prize list Brydges
Challenge Cup was, after close contest carried of
permanently by Private Ferguson of the Grand Trunk
Railway brigade, on
A SCORE OF NINETY.
Stenhouse came in second. The winner shoul
dered by crowd and carried TO the Secretary office
amid loud cheers In the
SMALL BORE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH
Cruet, of Toronto, with Metlord rife the first
place Mr.. Jewell, of New York, eighth with AZ
points out of 60 and r. Anderson eleventh with a.
The scoring remarkably good Toronto and Hamil-
ton taking or the first five prizes consolation
stake wound up the competitions. The scoring in
matches where small bote rifles used showed that
these competitions arenot very extensively patronzed
In this Province six of these
and about thirty to Ontario Quite sensation the
first two matches created when the Executive Com
mittee made Investigation and discovered that three
competitors, two OF them men about town had been
guilty of falsfying the their tickets. The
Chairman of the committee said the charges fully
proved. The men are Sergeans Wynnc and Wilson, of
the Garrison artillery and Private Brazeau of tho Vic
torlas They
EXPELLED FROM THE RIFLE ASSOCIATION
forfeited all prizes by them at that meeting and are
debarred from firing at any further meetings Quebec
is not TO be dcspsed in regard 10 crack shots and with
the Snder would prove formidable competitor at any
range.