Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-20
sHoorINe wrrH pAKLoR RIFLES
Company Wins the Prize In the Con-
test at the Guards Fair.

test at the Guards Fair.
Last night was by far the most success
ful night of the Guards bazaar since the
opening. From O'Clock until the hall
was closed it was crowded to overflow
ing. A view from the gallery was sufi-
cient to convince anyone that business
was on boom. The friends OF the battal-
lion were not only out in large numbers
put they had brought their pocketbooks
with them and rendered an assistance
which the Treasurer's books showed to
be encouraging. The receipts were larger
than any previous evening.
The most attractive feature of the even
ing was the contest IN the shooting gal
lery, between the different military
teams. The large number Of teams that
entered was an evidence Of the interest
that was taken in toe contest. The crowd
literally blocked the passage way leading
TO the main hall. Company Is, OF the
Savannah Volunteer Guards, won the
match by three points, and carried of the
first prize OF $25.
The next best score, l12, was made by
the Georgia Hussars, who won the second
prize OF $40.
The following is the score Of each team
OGLETHORPE LIGHT INFANTRY-Capt.
A. }. Franklin "A. q. Y. Richardson y,
ID. ii. Campbell y, N. Marin %, Alex.
RAIN 2l; total 112.
GEORGIA HUssARs, TEAM No. L.
sergt. George schley y, Julian Schley
=, Edward Pritchard y, Albert Wylly
y, g. McAlpin y; total ll2.
COMPANY b, 5. V. G.-E. j. Kietfer q,
X. j. Davant -, A. Thomas %, Gordon s..
Orme "A, =. IL. Lima %; total III.
COMPANY A, :. '. &C.. =. Dieterch
q, George Haines %, j. G. Hayward q,
A. Martin 20, Harris King p; total 1903.
IRISH JASPER GREENs-Capt r. j..
DAILY %, +. }. Kennedy, +. W. Conner
%, M. A. O'ByrHe q, RI. l.. MallOy Is,
John Powers %; total 106.
COMPANY Z. 5. Y. Capt. j. K. De
Lettre %, L. B. CatherwoOd %, n. r..
Pinder %, L. K. Thorpe 81, f. q. Wilson
IS; total 107.
REPUBLICAN BLUEs-Capt. j. NJ. Mac
cav 20, j. p. White q, w. T. Morrill, 20,
5. Ratey %, K. Il. Dancy -; Total 109.
CHATHAM ARFILLERY-Capt. q. r..
Walker %, j. f. LaFar -, Clement
Saussy D. j. 5. Silva %, K. +. Buckner y;
total III.
GEORGIA HUssARs' TEAM No. 2--J. Il.
Shuptrine y, Wallace Scbley "a Theo.
Nathans 81, j. l.. Walthour y, L. Hunter
%; total Ill.
Mr.. j. p. White made the best score in
deciding the tie between himself and
Messrs. P0stell and Roberts in the in
dividual contest, carrying off the silver
fitting pitcher.
The bazar has been so great a success,
exceeding the expectations or the mana
gers, that they have determined to keep
1t open till the latter part OF next week,
in order to dispose of the articles that
have been recently contributed. There
will be nothing lacking TO make all who
attend thoroughly at bone as the mana
gers have done ever since the lair opened.
The ladies are just as anxious TO continue
In the work as is every member OF the
battalion. The present attractive appear
ance of the hall will be kept up and eV-
erythlng will be on as grand scale as
in the past.
At the Field and staff table the silver
tea set will be rallied about 8 O'Clock to-
night, and the bronze clock and statues
at S O'Clock.
At company AS table the following
articles were Allied last night Tidy. won
by Miss Lille; album. won by c. f. Prem
dergast; album, by l.. j. Callahan; china
tea set, by A. Vetsburg; set silver knlfes
and forks, by Miss Lila Screven; vase, by
j. ID. Miller: pair bronze statues, by j.
Lippman; etching, Cracker Boy" by
VIM. E. Guerard. Other articles on this
table will be rallied tonight.
At company BIS table the silver watch
was won last night by j. q. Hayward, a
handkerchief bag by Capt. ii. G. Cunning
ham. The bronze clock. silver pitcher,
and bamboo fire screen at this table will
be rattied tonight at O'clock.