The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-19


ON Monday, tho arst day OF the festival there
nrco IA 90s shots al the different targets.
me hrst huil's eye Yesterday morning was made
by KoenIs, oil San Francisco, and the last In the
morning by Lei.z, OF Baltimore. Following is the
record OF shooting for the day
Target OF Houor.-W iillam Klein, 63 rings; G. G.
Zotter, CO., Philip Klein, 3d. William p. MCLEAN, 56
Thomas Hroadway, o.; $. Bartel, Bridgeport, 81 ;
Lower, 60; A. Schwartz, Baltimore, SO.
stich Target-D. M dlcr. Dul's eye; 9. Judson, d;
s a,ssr, i ss Il e. z'ile l. Lans Emil
= vocasiest Target.-Cn. Zettlera, CT rings; Charles
Hornsy ss " k kso 81 =
90; F. Kessier al Pres G Aery. IS; A. zoasner. 50.
F nan ss Dr. senma n'n Baltimore @on so ~
Ter. 50; = Meyer, 70; D. Ward, 50; A. zengall, IS;
Pm Klein. 80; +, Gs,en, =; Captain a Ermiscn Is;
rs; Oh. ZeitIer, 10; c. Babcock, IL j. K. Grohman,
rs; r. shubinger, 6s; A. Hpiznan. 81; Jacob Heinz.
e7 p Fenning, 81; L. Mendori, 6s O. Mhlicr Phila-
Goblet Targct--Jac Heln,z, John r. Grohmann.
William Goeizer Phlsdclph'a; George spangler, n.
Gold Medals for 800 po.nts.-willIam Hayes, Newark;
H. Lsndoit, II. Ochic. W. Farrou.
SILVER MEDALS,
rhe following received SILVER mcdals:--A. j. Dit
mar H. Popberg. r. Ge,iiup, Chs scholts. Chicago /;
Miller, w. Gclzcr, PHILADELPHIA A. Hozmann, Phila-
-deiphia; w. Cowden, y. W. X. G.; W. h. L. Kocuig
r. G.. r. Abei. ST. Louis Chr Moi,er. Pniiaaeipha;
w. Keller, Chicago; j. X. Grohmann, John Schneiucr,
Fsnpng, BsrsoI i R.,schle, Trey Chs; duncn
Rcutschler John Mennier, H. W. Cordls, n. D. Ward.
W. rarron,. William Klein. A. Knopai, William
scnnaurcr, l.. Lanc, w. Enrcnpiort, George scnill.
Ter, Victor schobingcr wiiiam Hayes, George
scholk, EDWARD Eglander, San Fraucisco X.
BeesmanD, 7. Kesslcr, Charles Babcock, r.
son, j. Biumenberg, JAG. Bertscny, Covert Pape,
q. Hartmann Q. Mahnken, Henry n. Koegel, +. Wins
S. Holman, C. Becker 2. ROBIN, Il 7. Beck. r. spitz
Jacob Heintz, John A. Bauer, r. H. Jacobs L. Wage.
mann, +. Harrison, q. Keller, Jr, chr. Heintz ~
N. Boncstocl, II. Fischer, John Tnice, X Ruppel W.
H. Cleveland, r. Meyer, 7: Barter, Henry wenmann,
Frank Hansen, @: a. kundnhI, john II. Rascher
mann, A. Zcngncr, l.. q. Bcntse, Q. Riebsam, g..
spansIer, H. Rumpi, w. 7. Klee, A. L. Riggs, q
Toner, Captain A. Ermisch, Jacob Rheinfrank, i.
Schroeder, W. Mohn.
Most buPs-eyes. $500. William Hayes.
Second. ...................T. L. Delahunty.
Third. Charles Zcttler.
Fourth ...........s.........M Farrow.
Fifth.- ........... William liam.
sixth. .Gcisiuss.
seventh .........".........c. schettc, Chicago.
Eighth. ....................oehl New York.
Nlntn. ..............r. iaanuoi@
Icnn. ............. .......E. hueRBcr.
THR BANQUET
The clearing weather induced many OF the riflcme
who had out during the day to be present at
the grand banquet OF the evening About ivo nun
dred persons down Ia the main dining OF tue
grand pavilion, and the president George Aery pre-
sided. The nall was elegantly trmmcd With banners
and evergrvens aud an orchestra, concealed AT one
end, played during the repas,. Speeches mndo
IN welcome by Major Aery, ex-President Miller, OF
Philadelphia, ana others DR.. Schumacher, German
toast Of the Fathcrand aud euiogzed the custom OF
holding the shooting festivals. Oiher toasts were
drunk amid eni husssm, including that to the United
States The banquet did not close until very iate