Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Veteran Volunteer Fireman's Association
goes to River View on the Excelsior next Thurs
day at 10 am, 2 and pm. Tickets, Is cents.
Tickets for steamer 5. j. Pentz good.
Caledonian Club to River View next Friday
on the Excelsior. Usual games and prizes for
children. Boat leaves 9 am, l:30 and $50
pm. Tickets, so and rs cents.
Albaughs will be open tonight for a three
night and matinee engagement of George Will
sons minstrels.
Kernan's Theater, greatly improved and
frightened, will open its regular season to-
night with two performances at one price, the
Majestic Consolidation and the garden enter
tainment.
The Columbia Cycle Club goes to Marshall
Hall this evening on the Manchester at $50
Trotting and pacing races at Bennings
course tomorrow at 8 o'clock. No admission
will be charged b. and F. trains leave at 1905
and 2:10
The twenty-second select moonlight excur-
SION OF the Corcoran Cadet Corps to Marshall
Hall goes on the Charles Manchester Tuesday,
August 19, at $50. Music by EIbner's orchestra
The select moonlight excursion to Marshall
Hall on the Manchester next Thursday evening
under management of Z. W. Hambleton and
L. X. Plant, with concert and entertainment on
boat and pavilion, promises to be the excursion
event OF the season. Dancing, fireworks and
program OF songs, recitations, &c, will be
features. Tickets, so cents. Boat leaves $780,
Seventh annual evening excursion of the
Emmett Guard to Marshall Hall tomorrow.
The Young Peoples Union of the Fourth
Street NJ. L. Church give an excursion to Bay
Ridge tomorrow. Tickets, 81. Baltimore and
Ohio trains at Gals. 1:}0 and 4:30.
The third annual barbecue and picnic of the
Lone Star Beneficial Association takes place
at Scheutzen Park Wednesday, August y.
Tickets, IS cents.
The second Y.M.CA excursion goes down
the river on the Corcoran next Friday. Tick
cts sold for July % are good.
Grand family excursion to Clifton Beach
next Wednesday by Eagle Tent, No. q; Purity
Tent, No: T. and Eagle Tent, jr., No. /, L o. Il.
Tickets, SO cents; children half
Shooting by the National Gun Club.
At the last record shoot of the National Gun
Club following were the scores out Of a possible
20: Rothwell, IA; Arth, II; Stubener, 10; Steele,
10; Landyoigt, II; Adams, II; Doyle, 49,;
Schroth, 10; Wagner, II; Sousa, IA; j. Smith,
16; Humphrey, IL; Torney, Is; Dowdren, 10:
Henault, s: Osborn, IL; Case, IA wilson, IA;
Jno. Peyton, l6.
First match-three moneys-Sousa, 8; Steele,
8; Bowdren. 2; Adams, A; Schroth, 4; Torney, 8;
Arth, 4; Case, /; Jno. Smith, 4; Rothwen, 5:
Humphrey, 2; Stubener. 8; Doyle, A; Wilson, A;
Osborn, 3; Lanlvoist, 4; Wagner. s. Wagner
and Roth well divided first money; Arth and
Landvoigt divided second money; Sousa and
Stubener divided third money. Single bird
match, five birds per man.
Double bird match, i've doubles. The Door
scores are accounted for by the shooters having
to shoot when almost too dark to see the tar
get Sousa. 5; Steele, 8; Bowdren. 2; Adams
z; Schroth, 8; Torney, Z; Arth, 2; Case. 8; Jno.
Smith. 6; Rothwell, Z; StubeneA 8; DOYLE, g.;
Wilson, 8; Landvoight, 5; Wagner, 5; Peyton.
Z; Jones. 5. Stubener and Wilson divide first
money; Peyton won second money; Smith and
Doyle divided third money.
Steele and Stubener shot'a match at fifteen
birds Steele broke u; Stubener, IA Stube-
ner won.
The last event Of the day was a series of two
matches-tive birds each-between Messrs. Will
son, Torney, Doyle, John Peyton, Sousa and J.
Smith, shot in the twilight when it was so dark
that 1t was necessary to have IL man station ed
on the held to determine when the targets were
broken. The scores made under such circum-
stances were remarkably good. First match
Wilson, 3; Torney, 4; Doyle. A; Peytou, g.;
Sousa 2; Smith, 4. In the shoot-off of ties
Jorney won, breaking 5 straight Second
match-Wlson, 5; Torney, 4; Doyle, A; Peyton
>; Sousa, D; Smith, . In the shoot-off between
Messrs. Wilson, Peyton and Sousa Sousa missed
out on his first bird and Wilson and Peyton di-
vided first money on their 10th breaking the
second bird.