Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-12
Programme OF tho State Shooting Tom.
nament at San Antonio May
rs, 10, 20 and ~
A sermon on GiIded Sin and What NAKED
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Letter.
special 10 the enaetle.

over with glory at this tournament.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, 18TH.
! Shoot No. /, 10 American birds. En-
trance 81 so, 10 yards rise. LIST prize 40
per cent, I'd prize 80 per cent, I'D prize 20
per cent, It'll prize 10 per cent.
Shoot No. 2, live birds. Entrance So,
20 yards rise. LIST prize so per cent, I'd
prize so per cent, Sd prize 20 per cent.
Shoot No 3, pair red-birds. Entrance
81 90. l6 yards rise. LIST prize 40 per
cent, I'd prize 80 per cent, Sd prize 20
per cent, 4th prize 10 per cent.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, 10Th.
Shoot I, 10 clay pigeons. Entrance
$3.50. Is yards rise. LIST prize 40 per
cent, I'd prize 20 per cent, Sd prize 20
per cent, 18th prize 10 per cent.
Shoot No. 5, Z live birds, use Of both
barrels Entrance $3.50. 81 yards rise,
LIST prize 40, I'd prize 80, Sd prize 20 and
It'll prize 10 per cent.
Shoot No. 6, surprise. Entrance 80 90.
To be announced after the shoot.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, goth.
Shoot No. 7, 6 single and pair Amerl-
can birds. Entrance 50. Singles ut IS
yards, double IL yards rise. LIST prize 40
per cent I'd so, Sd 90, 18th 10.
Shoot No s, 7 live birds. Entrance $40.
III yards rise. LIST prize 40 per cent, I'd
80, 3D. 90 and 18th 10.
Shoot 0, team companionship of the
state OF Texas. 10 single ard pair clay
pigeons, open TO teams Of four from clubs
belonging to the association. LIST prize
diamond medal and $50 In cash, I'd $25,
Sd Sl5.
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY q.
Shoot No. 10, Five live birds. En-
truuco GkO0. Dg var1a ,.iaa Iff.n4
40 per cent; I'd, 30; Sd, 20; It'll, 10 per
cent.
SHOOT No. II, Ten red birds. En-
trance So; Is yards rise. First prize, 40
per cent; I'd, 30; Sd, 20; 4th 10 per
cent.
GShoot No. II, Individual champion
ship OF the state OF Texas Entrance |
$40. Open to members of the associa- |
non only. Ten live birds, 81 yards rise. |
First prize, diamond medal. The winner |
OF this medal will receive the entrance |
money at the next annual tournament.
number Of valuable special prizes,
donated by the citizens Of San Antonio,
will be rewarded the four best shots in
each shoot.
For best average lifty shots, not iuclud.
ing ties, $50 cash, the National gun asso-
citation rules to govern
All ties on inanimate birds will be shot
of as follows: At singles for single
bird matches, II yards rise; at two pair
Tor double bird matches, Is yards rise
miss and wait.
All ties on live birds to be shot off as
follows At the birds twenty-sIx wards
rise for matches Nos 2 and 10, at the
oirds u yards rise for matches Nos. and
), both barrels, miss and wait.
Ties on match No. 10 will be shot off at
six single and two pairs clay birds,
eighteen and fifteen yards rise.
Ties on match No. II will be shot off
1T five live birds, twenty.six yards rise.
match will be shot from Eve traps
1--we yards apart. Two sets of traps will u
DC on the grounds, also glass bali traps
Tor those wishing to get up extra
Several OF our citizens will accompany
The delegates to the state flremen's con
Eentlon at Gainesville tomorrow.
john Kelly, the renowned California
'iolinist, VIII give his famed concerts to. .
llght and tomorrow night, accompanied
BY his accomplished wife on the piano. al |
me McDougall opera-house.
Mr.. George Nelson, William Kilpoe
Oscar Mccain, John Burns and William ,
hartabin came over from Sherman last /
llsnt TO attend the regular monthly meet /
ing OF the Grayson Canton Militant No, . c
d /, ., q. +. The next meeting will he {
held in Sherman. /
NJ n. /, Hathaway of the Waters '
tlerce OH company left for Fort Worth I
his afternoon.
j. D. Heltabridle, an ex-federal soldier t
VINO mas been affected with paralysis for {
'nree years, and an old resident OF Deni- 4
son, was sent to the National Home for r
Dlsaoleu volunteers at Leavenworth, c
Kan, to-day. :
Key. Whaling, at the Presbyterian t
,nGrch sunday, preached thoroughly l.
'olnleu ana practical sermon. His sub
eus was 'uilued Sln," and he handled 1t O
'ienout gloves. lie said the slums of
q 10y nau oeeh receiving the attention G
!, = VIC pulpit TOO much TO the exclusion of n
. ~ iehn'u portion OF 1t. In short, he
,so"Ineu Ut ms congregation, and not at n
uasinaty SINS, either The world would, a
'e much better il the church. going neonle a
you'd heed the Rev. whaling's advice |,
nd admonitlon. Ii
sunday night the Rev. Falkinberp mas. i,
OF OF the Methodist Episcopal cbnrcb h
ought to impress upon his hearers that ii
ne simple act OF standing up To he /,
ounted when 1t Is desired in REVEALS IN d
now who wants to so to heaven or who L
ie determined to be better men and s,
somen is not Christianity; that Christ.
lnity was being Chrlstlike A man
QUO be a good Methodist or good al
leinoer OF any other church, so far No re
itII rs. and NC morality is concerned, and Sc
III not be Christian Christianity was
ways positive for good, while morality
as 100 frequently negatively SO.
gardeners and farmers are beginning
Truck ,rl and crops are suffering far rain AIN
, Inc Presbyterian social, set for Tines, 81
ay night, has been postponed one weet
~ ~ "a, .ae Methodists win give dime enter, q,
leir church light AZ &
: oMuerly's secret circular, No. 3. made al
appearance yesterday In TmE G AzeTrr pr
ieau u all otherpapers. The docnment W
Nss wen with the public. di
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