New-York tribune., 1879-09-18

SECOND DAY or THE FALL MEETING Al THE Ma
11DN Al IIFIE RANGE.

SECOND DAY or THE FALL MELTING Al THE Ma
1IoNAL mFLE RANGE.
The second days shooting OF the Fall meet
Inc OF the NstiOnai Rile sociat"u held yesterday
under ciodd ssy, but the irregular, varying Wlud
was difficult for the r,femen TO contend with. six
matches on the programme and ali excepting the
Cavalry state match were shot NJ two ranges. The
short distances we're the morning and tie long
ranges IN the afternoon There were more visitors on
the grounds the previous day, ana "a greater
number q ladies' at the firing points.
Three prizes we're offered in the Cavalry state match,
which was open 10 OF seven from any troop or
other Organization armed with carbincs Of the National
Guard Each contestant required 10 appear in the
uniform Of bis corps The distance was 200 yards, and
the RemingO on brecch loading carbne was used. There
were four eutsics the following rcsusi Troop /,
9th Brigade Oswcgo, n Y, 100 out OF possible 2i5 !
Battery f. National Guard Washington Graysl. l75;
Troop ID. Brooklyn 147 Troop (Kari Kiein'Sl. l43
There were twenty teams entered Tor tue New-Nork
State National Guard match Teams oftweive mon from
each regiment battalion or separate company of in
fntry of the National Guard OF this state allowed
TO compete The distances 200 aud 500 yards the
standing position being required at the hst range and
apy military position the second. The fol owing arc
the four wlunng teams, with the scores made nj each
range: The 10th Separate Company of Infantry IRON
BinghamtOn 2l5 and 232. total 400; the 4eih kesi-
Regiment syracuse, 2l5 anu H. totai AZ Inc
31fh Battalion fIOn Waterfowl ~ ana 2O2 totii
42i &C.,.
lie Cavalry match open 10 teams Of SIX men nom
regiments batta0ns or separate troops Z" cavalry OF
batteries Clned witn carDines oi tLe Natlohhl Qua
or uniformed militia from each state or Territory As
tie DINER matches, tue members OF each team We're
rred t. appear the authSlZed uni orm oi thel Oh
c.niz itOn fhe distances wcrbsOO aud 300 Narus tc
stand NJ position being rcql ed AT the hrst range m
t.e kucelus AZ tn -ccoud. -Four teams entccd fol-
cwug ar The made by teams a. -. Ians 4;
Troon SIKH BrgaGc. 1l2 ANA l20, total 23S; Battery
l. Nstinua! Guard 81 Iud loo. tOtal 1874 = pudir
room d. fifin BrgHuc >ocon0 Dsisvu - ana 3d. tOtdI
| l7g: ItoOp \, NeW-YO,k. s. an, Gs, tta 1876.
Four teams men each snlt Tor three prz-s
! IN ne Fr.t ID vision y tUnd Guard uiacl. The ls-
nc vt re 200 ana 800 yards, i've shOts al each ais
lance On, the staining pO-lii II was allowed ~ thc
suorter range. iue were as follows: an kcgl-
u,.i II and 20, t"t.I Az; Ga Regiment, 2lJ and
| $50 total 399; 69fh krgm"nt. 2OT nnd los, total
! as; : "a Re eglinent, 2lJ and 1873. to.ai 333
| Ihc same conditions governed tho Second DIVISION
Nioua Guard match. Til were four teAm- eni, red.
NE ecurrs at both ranges were follow - lic IL
uent lg9 aud 2Oj total 40i l4h, 2Oe aud 40. toa'
37s; l1in lj6 and 1O3, tO.a ZJ9: 81 i3o anu a.
| tOtal .UJ ,
~. silort-rangc matcl the last or the davs
sport Teams Oi four men from any regularly olganz d
re club OF association minttIN ORGANIZATION Uru"
battery or company were allowed To enter Toe oi-
auttS were 2CU and 800 yards. iHd the IUsltu uH-
un Their were ontrcs iioin tnl- ana ~
States Tue prizes taken ~ the following leans ia
tl, order named: Ncw-lurk Ilnc ASsOcia Ion. -21
Rifle Association, 223 Zetirr Rifle Cub,
223.