The New York herald., 1875-10-01

z Twenty third, Brooklyn yn................-.-. $Ot
& Forty eighth, Oswego. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 302
INDIVIDUAL PRIZES
L. Captain Curtis Forty eighth. th................ SO
B. Corporal Allen, Twenty third. .....-........ ~
g. Corporal la Barnes, Second Connecticut 80
l. Sergeant Barrett, First Connecticut. ........ so
g. Private Robertson, Seventy ninth Now York. 81
g. Sergeant Burton Forty-eghth. ................ -
TO- Jones Second Connecticut ut.................. 81
H. laycrait, seventy hrst .................... ~
r. Sergeant Smith, New York Engineers. ........ 81
Is. Adjutant Murphy Twelfth. .................. 80
a. Captain smith Twelfth. Observation-Disclosures. 80
10 Barlow, rwenty-third Observation-Disclosures. 80
II. Sergeant Beauman Ninth. 30
Is. puiium, FIRST Connecticut. 80
TO- Sergeant Jacobs, Twenty y-sccond. .......... 80
20. Drum Major Beavan, Twenty third. ......... 90
THB LAPLIN AND RAND MATCH
This was open 10 members Of the Army and Navy
and of the National Guard from any State In the Union
and to members Of the National Rife Association and
Of the Amateur Rifle Club, excepting only those gentle
men who we're members Of the team that shot the in
ternatoual match last year or the team that shot
tins year IN Ireland The MATCH is to be shot with
breech-ioading military rides only, excluding the
special model No ammunition to exceed 70 grains
powder nor more than 4S0 grains ead distances, 200
and 500 yards 10 shots each range position, stand
ing at 200 and any at 500 The prizes we're, first,
gold medal second silver, and third, bronze medal
The following are the winners out Of field containing
Total
/ W. s. Oliver, Twenty third regiment Brooklyn. Sc
2 w. a. French, Seventh regiment, New York.. s4
3 Captain W. G. Clarke, Seventy ninth regiment
Inc ABOVE scores are out OF a possible lUU points
THE FIRST DIVISION MATCH.
The individual prizes IN this competition are as fol-
lows
8 Corporal Sanford, Seventh regiment. ..... A
O. Captain J. T. Vanrenssiear Twelfth regiment. 4S
T. Corporal T. w. Linton seventh reement,...... 43
s. Lieutenant Waydcll Twenty-seCond regiment. 43
o. Private w. BOornan, Twenty second regiment. Al
To- Sergeant B. Jacobs Twenty second regiment. IL
IL Private A J. Berrian Jr TWENTY. second regt al
u Captain Munro, Seventy ninth regiment 40
Is Sergeant j. LeBouteer, Seventh reglInent... SO
a. Corporal = 5. Gardner Seventh regiment..... 80
15 Adiutant w. II. Murphy, Twelfth regiment 80
10 Sergeant T. J. Dolan, Twelfth regiment. ....... 50
IL Private NJ Cocnrane, Twelfth regment......... SO
Is W. Beavans, Eighth regiment. ~
10 G. A Bana. Twelfth regiment. ~
90 Lieutenant J. A. McGee, Eighth regiment..... 3s
q. Private f II. Madison, Twelfth rcgiment..... 38
- Sergeant J. l. Price, Seventh reginent....... Ss
23 Captain Dutch Seventy ninth regiment. 81
~ Private Magner, Twenty third regiment -
20. W. Robertson seventy ninth regiment ........ 80
INTERSTATE MATCH.
There we're but two teams entered for this really IN
teresng and important match, one representing New
York and tho other Connecticut The following IS list
Of names picked out yesterday by Colonel q w Win
gate, from the best military marksmen of our State TO
Team Captafn-Colonel G. w. wingate
Captain Oap ; r. b Briggs, Twenty,second regiment
Private G. w. Gardner, Seventh regiment
Captain Davis, Eighty fourth regiment
Corporal Il. H. Sanford Seventh regiment
Adjutant Frothingham, Twenty third regiment
Private A Pyle, Seventy ninth regiment
Sergeant NJ Beayan, Ninth regiment
Private j. H. Cowperthwaite, Twenty third regiment
Captain W. q. Reddy, Twelfth regiment
Lieutenant j. Waydell Twenty second regiment
Sergeant Jacobs, Twenty second regiment
Private W. Robertson, Seventy ninth regiment
Captain J. J. O'Kely, Sixty ninth regiment
Captain G. c. Bradley, Forty seventh regiment.
Sergeant A. Ferris, Twenty second regiment
Private +. DeForest Twenty third regiment
The conditions Of the match are:-Open teams of
twelve from any State Territory tho Union; dis
tanees, 200, 400 and 600 yards position, standing at
200 kneeng at 400 and any at 600 rounds each
range; weapon, the authorized military arm used by
the State which its team represents. There four
team and six individual prizes.
When the 200 and 400 yards ranges had been shot
the team totals at both distances stood thus New
York, S63; Connecticut 6S3; majority in favor OF New
York, $50 points. These scores of possible
lS00 points, With range yet TO fire from. AT this
stage Of the competition the Connecticut men, seeing
themselves far behind New York, and believing II
be impossible TO retrieve their losses considered them
selves defeated and IL was decided that the first prize
should 90 to New York and the second, OF course TO
Connecticut
THE PRESENTATION PRIZES.
On tomorrow night there will bo a grand gathering
in the State Arsenal Thirty and seventh
avenue, TO witness the formal presentation Of prizes
that will take place there in form.
The matches continue TODAY.