The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06

The grand total is only I858. Notvitbstsnd-
n anH ,n,s po9r showing that seemed to rather
IN no way cast down. Major Yale smilingly said
,nst u was " all right" and the veteran Col.
to,day's shooting the team IL all right
Yesterday W "a also the nrst days team shoot
upon the day before. and the regular team only
anot Yesterday. They are NJ Boyd, Dr. MITCHELL
thomas Whitelaw: william Clark, H. Mcvittie,
nooert tae. Capt W. ThOr0uru, and Lieut.. A.
Menzies. Dovd. who Is quiet man, Of medium
height, wearing sparse heard, Ia we'll known
DIVIDED the Prince q %ssss "r,c 10 n i5 sd be
geant Hall, OF Lincoln, an English rineman lie
Is very trustworthy In a team, last year ,nak ing
thirteen consecutive bulls eyes at "A thousand
yards, when they were very much needed, IN the
ESno shield match at Win oledon.
Dr. Mitchell Is young man. tall, broad shout
uered' aud hst-backed. He graduated at Edin-
purgn Ia medicine, and practises near Carlisle.
me INST time he competed for place In tue
scotch team To shoot for the Elcho shield he
made an enormous score, aud his shooting in
tue, ,ne team was equally good He was one Of the
Two VINO tied Major Fulton at Wimbledon last
year shooting for the st. DeRer prize Major
Fulton. however. won on the shoot OF.
Mhitelaw, "a thorough Scot. with big red
ne 10, is Nh experienced shot with both large
and small bore rifles. He gained the Albert
Second Stage at Wimbledon, the blue ribbon of
prize Of fl00. '
Clark is a largo, rosy-fsced young msn. with
enormous side whskers and ple SAINT blue eyes.
ne y winner of the 81. Georges Vase at VIM
nled9n. and was the top scorer in toe competi-
frlvate hcVittie 10 the most successful prize
taker IN the team, II not in Scotland. The
medal ana trophies ha has won nearly coyered
DIS breast ana arm at the banquet on Monday
night He Ia also an ipve crate snun taker He
won the g. GEORGES Vase With seven consecu-
tive ouifs-eves at 800 Yards In 1875. He was also
TOD man In the team at the Eicho IN atch
ROBERT Nae wears big brown heard, and sports
olg broad shoulders and massive calves. He has
only recently given up the bis bore for ANAL
bore rides. In 1874 he divded the Queen a Prire
win AN English riheman.
Lieut. Menzles, q very large, nne- loo king gem
tlemsn, is rineGpan OF experience. He won In
is'J the Queens Prize Of ESQ, aud the gold
badge Of the National Rifle Association OF Great
since 1874.
Capt rhorburn Is the youngest man I'm the
team sno the Youngest marksman, having shot
nnely built. lie alone of toe entire team
shoots living on bis back.
Inc team shot well yesterday, but did not
complete thei- scol es. shooting ten shots only
on :, .ne l,un Nardiranse. As they were shooting,
leans.
nessrs Ward. Greenhill. and wilmer Joined
thelr colleagues on the range Yesterday.
=, ne shooting Of the Irisnmen was fair. They
uld not shoot full scores, shooting only ten on
the 40 Yards range.
lhe scotch. Australian, Irish, and American
Teams were IN BOotn's Theatre In the evening
4 helr Presence previously advertised, rewarded
the manax n with a crowded house The hnuse
~ss d cOrated inside aud outside The nrst
scene OF " Sardanapaius was Ia progress when
me party entered. The audience arose and |
cheered At the end OF the act Signor Operti |
waved mis- baton and God Save inc O,ssn
y as PLAYED by the orchestra. Tbereuoon IN. |
Iofeien rln meu $1,000, an the an q ience cheered
sxstn. Then came Yankee Doodle and the |
wearing OF the Green" At II O'Clock the
ieadheads departed amid a shouting throne
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