Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-03
LOCAL NEWS.
The Brigade Shoot.

Contest1ng for the Honors and Prizes at Quinnipiac Range.
 The third annual rife shoot of the Con- necticut brigade occurred yesterday at Quin- nipiac range. The day was on the whole fa- vorable, though cloudy and with leaden skies. Squads of the soldiers in uniform visited the city in the interim between match es- There were few spectators Major Stet- son, Brigade Inspector of Target Practice, had general charge, assisted by Captain Allen, I. T. P. of the Second regiment; Captain A. ". Sho1es, I. T. P. of the Third regiment, and Captain s. c. Kingman, I. T. P. of the Fourth regiment. ~Thalheimer, the restau- ranter, dispensed pies, hot oysters and hot coffee. The shooting was kept up lively all day and until darkness came on, in order to Competition was lively. A summary of the shooting was bulletined on shed near by as the shoot proceeded. Quite a number of vis- itors drove out in carriages in the afternoon and many went by the cars, all the acconmo- dation trains stopping at the range. At Il o'clock shooting was opened at the 200 yards range. The scores were as follows:
 AT 200 YARDe.
 Company K, Second Regiment Private Herbert Atkinson, 2a Private David Ross, 26; Private John George Dickinson. 26 Private F. L: Naples. 2s; Jones, q total, POS.
 Company T., Second Regment-Lieutenant J. N. fae;ss Ganei 27 Private P B Wilkingon 27 Musician Private s. Cornwen, 21 Corporal c. Hubbard, 21 Private J. stillman 24 Private c. O. Burgess, 20
 company D, Fourth Regi q ent-captain E. F. Jen. nings. 2a !; lieutenant ": F. wardwen p; Sergeant c. ElW00d Gan l. ". Yollmar, 5; Private (. H. Miller, Sergeant J. H; cp Plat, l6 Sergeant = P: F; kein 2i total 12l Beers 2s Corporal George stearn 24 Captain George " Cornell. 21 Private A. Hitchcock, 29; Private M Private sa luel H. Fairehiid, 20; lieutenant W. r. Van Yorx. 2s total, 2o4
 Thompson. 26 sergeant E. Morehouse, "A; Private Albert M Porter 2z; Ldeutenant @ C. wilco1son. 25 Sergeant B H. Weller, 2s; Sergeant J. W. Judson, 2s Sergeant A. K Demfng, a4; Corporal A D. Nc Nierney. IS; Corporal A. B. Joslin. 20; Private A. w. Sheppard, IA; Captain E. Finn, 25; total, 163.
 company H, Second Regiment Sergeant D. R. Pratt, 25 Sergeant w. A. Holmes, 20; Corporal B. D. Putnam, 22 Corporal H. Emmett, 26; Sergeant S. E.
 Company A, Second Regiment-Iieutenant @ mt F. R. White, 30; Private O. H. Blake, 27 Sergeant F. H. ". R. Harrison, 28; Private N. A. Warmer 24 Private C.. A. Smith, Jr., 26; Captain F. A. Spencer, 21;
 Company c, Second Regiment - Sergeant J. r shannahan. 25 Sergeant J. Garrity. 9 Sergeant F. D. Duffy r; Sergeant M. Creed l6; Sergeant J. F. Bradley B; Corporal M. o'Connor 25; Corporal B. Dailey 25; Corporal M. F. Keegan, 20; total, 175
 Company I, Third Regiment Lieutenant c. F. Chaney, 20 Sergeant A. F. Bishop 23 Sergeant L. W. Starr 21 Sergeant C. A. Minor 24 l; Corporal L. Valley, 29 Private E. l. crowell. 20 Private Samuel Prince, 20: Private T. Thompson 16; total, IFS.
 800 YARDS. Company K, Fourth Reglment-Ihompson, 26 Moreh use. 25 Porter, Il HubbelI, g. Wflcoxson, 23; Porter, 25; Weler s2; Judson, 29. This made grand total for the company of 403. Com lany B, Fourth Regment-Beers, 29 Stearn, 31 Cornell, Il :; Hitchcock, 24 j.; Morehouse, 9 Gibner, 9.