The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-22
THE sCHUETZEN FEST.
FIFTH DAY or THE GREAT GERMAN FESTIVAL

FIFTH DAY or THE GREAT GERMAN FESTIVAL
THE SHOOTING ND THE PRIZES.
The close sultry weather OF yesterday morning IN
duced my 10 seek tho shades OF the PARK
and euioy tho delightfully."- cool western breezes that
all day long rustied the leaves Of the great trees The
attendance although large, was not so great as upon
some OF the former days. Yesterday had no special
features 10 divert attention from tho shooting ana the
riaemen cracked away steadily from egnt O'Clock in
the morning until O'Clock Ia tho evening. The
ssCorps OF United States Cidcts" ganzation Of
boys fcs,ered by the schuetzen societies, marched
and COMMUNICATED about the grounds, and
their excellent training and discipline were much
adm red. To-day the boys OF the corps are to shoot
alter the regular matches are closed-for number o.
prizes offered to them by the Interstate Association.
The shooting closed yesterday with two Americans far
ahead two Of the most important targets.
William Hayes, OF Newark Is SO far advanced now
that the shooting OF to-day cannot Gsct him, and Il
already looked upon the King OF the Festival Mr..
Duriey, Troy, N r., last night stood frst on the
target on honor and doubt is entertained that he
VIII be the winner OF first prize that target,
$500 in gold. Blydenburg OF tho American team,
stood well on several targets last Dight. and will
probably take several prizes, including SILVER aud
gold medal.
Sunday next will BIO gala day at the PARK, and not
less than nifty thousand people arc expected to be 10 tho
PARK. The Northern Railroad OF Nov Jersey will run
halt hourly trains IRON O'Clock until midnight or
later the companies OF Hocoken are 10
mako provision fort he occasion. There VIII boa
number Of ceremonies during the day, including the
coronation OF tho Festival King, grand concert and
the distribution OF prizes
PRIZES.
The bowling was continued yesterday, and the TO-
tcrest did not flag in least The following the
Pins Prizes
29-Johu Boiling, Now York ...................s2
29-C. Forster New York. 20
2s-Chr. Goetnner, Philadelphia. ............... 10
nh ttnka NayuX Var
2s-H kahlsdor. New YORK. 10
Is +: Eher' New York; .::...........-.....
27-John Rottman, New York;. .............
27--. Cruiord New York.
Points Premiums
I36-C. Forster New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
l36-Wiilam Piitschau, New York
THIS SHOOTING.
The following gen;lemen received silver medals IN
Captain Bayha, Rich srd Britain. Hartford; .. Dex.
ton. J. Z. Wenncr Jul. kainer, W. Lamken. D. Me-
crosse, Henry Deihongne Captain +. Gennerith, +.
+. Whitney, Hartford; George CANNED, G. b .ier, h.
Mersse, LOUIS Berndt DAVID J. Jordan, Frederick
A. H. Anderson. &. W. scnoerman f. Hcide, F. A.
GruncDcrr. g. Hoitway, G. =. Amon, A. nenzigcr. 9
Esys H. Lpps E0h r. 10
w. Il. Dunlap, John Ritter, Charles Overbaugn J. h.
Suudermann, NJ Alters 81 Morpu. D. T. Davlds G.
l.. Morse, +. Schmidt, Henry Lempeck, John ScnmiJt
G. +. Zeler, NJ. Hamerscnlag, A. C. Froman J. d.
Hor.tn and George werhan.
G. Spangcl, s. Gassert, j. Lager, Charles CRUDE W.
Cowden. e. Hartman, Ii. Nulpins, Captain A.
Erm,sch, W. n Bonesteel A. 6. Aellwig, +. Il.
Jacob, r. SpitZ, +. FabariDs, Ph. Klein A. n.
Meyer, Henry Kneoel, Charles Babcock, Frederick
Kessler W. Stem, Phiadcpnia; +. Richie, Troy;
Robert Fabcr. D. Miller, : Cook, J. D. Rentscheler.
Phiianephia; John Raschen, J. II. Gronman, g. +
Koib, Philadelphia; A. Zengner, John schneider, II.
W. Cor1ts. f. Kramer Baltimore; Charles Ziegler, G.
Paulson, II. ABEL, ST. LOUIS; Louis Dreyer, J. A.
Bauer, Slh Francisco; Stockert Chicago,
Goblels were gwen to g. f. Kob, j. Cook, John
Raschen, C. Mattmanu, A. Schwars, Alb SEEK and P.
Stockert
Target OF honor score-Jac He,ntz, Sc; q. Quit.
meyer, 90; G. I. Kob, 81; w. w. Tucker So II. Dur
Tee, 10; =. II. butcher, 81; Charles Babcock, SIS.
PuDic pr 70 target score-W Stein, 90; g. y. Koib,
so; G. SpangIer, SO; N. Greu, o.
Creedmo0r prize target score-George Quittmeyer,
81; A. Bcnz,ger, 81; Arch Paul. a.
Man Target Score.-W. Tucker, II; W. Steinzncr.
S. G. f. Kolb, SO; g. Spangler, 81; julius Hammer,
Is; Ed Ruegger, 81; s. O. Kingmann, 81 +; Frederick
Abel. 66; Z. H. Williams, 68; r. H. Holton, 10; g. W.
Scholermann, SO; Il. Nageli, 49, H. Lembeck, 70; G.
Bapor, 81; A. Beuxger, 81; ). +. Rathjen, ST.
Sticn Target Scorc.-J. Heintz, z buirs-eyes; q.
Onitmcyer, 2; w. W. Tucker, /; G. +. Kolb /; Cap
tain A. Ermisch Il r. Rothlis6erger, l; II. Won der
Linden, !; Lembcck. l; W. Stein, /; J. Deimke,
II. Muller, /; John Manz, !.
Prize Target Score.-H. j. Quinn, So; +. s. HART.
son, C2; Ed. H. Williams, 66; \. Benziger, 90
Premums.-W. Hahn, 10 buitseyes; Farrow, 10;
W. Milton, 10; Piiard, Is; c. Zettler II; J. KONG,
10; r. FennIng, 10; Quittmeyer. 10; Lager, Q; J.
Manz, s; J. Il. Grohman,