, 1890-06-19
TODAY.

TO-DAY.
Here Is the programme for today 8
shooting:
Twenty second event-Ten single stand
ard targets-Entrance 81. Three monies,
dlVdlted, SO. 80 and 20 per cent Open
10 the world.
Twenty-third event-Class A.. contest
Is single standard targets; five unknown
traps. Entrance IS. Five monies, d.
vided, 80, IS. 20, is and 10 per cent; SIS
cash ADDED. Open to members r. NJ. s.
A. only.
Twenty-fourth event-Class B. contest
-25 single standard targets. Five un-
known traps. Eutrancs "a. Four mon
les, divided, 80, 25. 20, and Is per cent;
500 cash added. Open to members R. NJ
s. A. only.
Twenty fifth eveut-Nine live birds
Entrance $3.50. Three monies, divided,
so, 80 and 20 per cent. Open to the
world.
Tw~enty-sixth eveut-Class A. contest
Is single standard targets. Entrance So
-Four monies, divided, 40, 80, 20 and 10
per cent Open to members r. M.S.A
only.
Tweuty-seventh event-Class B. con-
test-l5 single standard targets. En-
trance 81. so. Four monies. divided, 40,
80, 20 and 10 Der cent Open to mem
bers r. NJ. s. A. only.
Twenty eighth event-Team shoot,
open TO three members of any club be-
longing to the association-6fteen singles
and three pairs of standard targets. En-
franc 80 90 per team. Three monies,
divided, so, 30 and 20 per cent; $50 10
added to first, $40. 90 cash added to sec
ond.
Twenty-nlnth event-Fifteen live birds.
Entrance $1,000. -Four monies, divided,
40, 80, 20 aud ten per cent; $780, 90 cash
added. Open to R NJ. s. A. only.
Thirtieth event-Class A. contest-ten
single standard targets. Entrance So SO.
Three monies, SO, 80 and 20 per cent.
Open 10 r. NJ. s. A. only.
Thirty first event-Gaas b. contest
ten single standard targets. Entrance
$3.50. Three monies, divided. SO. 80
and 20 per cent. Open to R. NJ. s. A.
only.
Thirty-second event-Miss and out
shoot-Standard targets. Entrance 81. 90.
Open to the world.
SNAP SHOTS.
During the day a special match will be
shot between Mr.. Ernest r Thomas and
Mr.. B. Haywood, two Denver experts.
Conditions: Twenty-Five live birds out Of
unknown traps, twenty-eight yards rise,
use of both barrels. A. s.. A. rules. To
make the shoot interesting the loser will
contribute s25 to the successful contest
ant.
Colonel Boz. Sedan. whose shooting
soubriquet is Little Sure Shot," will
give an exhibition shoot with Mr.. Frank
Parmelee, of Omaha. this afternoon, both
shooters to use one hand only. Extra
heavy boiler iron shields will be provided
for the protection of the trappers.
The attendance OF the fair sex was ma
terially increased yesterday. and they
manifested as much interest in the con
tests as the Oldest trap shots.
Among the ladies pr, sent at the tourn-
anent yesterday we're Mrs. A. A. Hol-
oombc, Mrs, Guiterman, Mrs. John
Schuneman, the Misses Lane. Mrs. f.
r. Allen, Mrs. Bergersen. Mrs. Dolan
and Mrs. DR.. Kazabee.
1t is reported that one of the gentle
men shooters from C~olorado's capital will,
on the close of the shoot on the last day,
give a gas pipe" exhibition.
The soothing. silvery tones of Wan
dell entered into competition with the
whistle of switch engine 7o9 yesterday
morning. 1t is needless to state that the
only Wandelr' was completely victori-
GUS.
The new classification of shooters max
ing three classes is meeting with ~univer-
sal favor. 1t was the subject of much
happy comment amo1g the shooters yes
terday.
The principal shoot OF the tourna-
ment will come off today. Fifteen live
birds with an entrance of $l2 90, $3.50. 90
cash added.
Mr.. V. 81. Keunicutt was compelled to
return to Denver last night.
An extra number of free for all sweep