Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-26
THE VOICE OF TIE CARTRIDGE.
shooting Matche. to Take Plsce Tcmorrow--
Good SeSprcs Anticipated.

The voice Of the cartridge will be heard In
the land tomorrow and il will be especially
noisy IN the vicinity Of the Washington bar
racks There a large number Of members OF
the District National Guard will assemble. and.
commencing at $50. will compete for some val
liable prizes. The first match will be
for beautiful gold medal. the gin
OF the Sunday Hr'dd The contest will be At
200 500. 600 and 600 wards; seven shots at each
range Those who have entered are:
-. Private Frank Murphy, First Lieut. II.
Walsh, Sergt. J. {. Reagan. Private :. j. Walsh,
/ lrst Lieut.. v. l.. Dunn. Color Sergt II. y.
noyie. Private 4. y. Wells. First Lieut.. George
u. harries Private II. Abel. Corp. A. D. Hut
o ,Trly, N,l. r. Il Csmgbell, Corp. j. r Rich
tlrs' Licat. Thomas &. King. Corp.
A. T.. McGarrcll. Corp. J. \. Fitz-
nugh, Private q. l.. Gambin, Color Sergt.
Il. ~ SmNthc, Private John y. Roberts, Serg;.
y. lhan. Col CocI Clay, Capt. F.W. Rawlcs.
Nhck, G. W. Smith, q. W. King. j. q. Thomp-
son. Corp. }. L. Janezeck Sergt. W. A. Ed
wards Maj. {. A. Fleetwood. Adjt II. \. Smith,
Sergt- -. Freeman. Scrgt. Geo. Swniles, Sergt.
l.. L.. Webster thirtv-tive in all.
THE SECOND MATCH.
The second match is for q fine revolver. pre-
scented by Mr.. VI. A. Tappan, and this, Singh
OF entries as its Predecessor There are but
two ranges in the "Tappan" match-2O0 and
% yards.and there are but five shots at each.
ms VIII bc double contest. for all
members Of the brigade team are handicapped
TWO points at each range. aud each of them will
90 ms bcst To beat the handicap and win. All
'ht odds seem to be with the outsiders though.
hhtries Tor the Tappan match rs follows:
flrst Lieut.. 4. L. Dunn. Color Sergt T. p.
DoyIe, Private =. \. Wells. First Lieut. Geo.
II. iiarrles, Private u. Abel Corp. A. q. Hut
terly. Maj 4. d. Campbell. CorpJ. r. Richard
son, Corp. W. I. Place. Private Walter Cash,
Irl'ate VI; Gray. First Lieut.. Thomas \. King,
o"rp. A. T. Mctibrrell, Corp. j. \. Fitzhugh.
ir'ate q. L. Gambin. Color Sergt r. Il.
Snythe, Private John +. Roberts. Sergt. A.
| ON. Sergt. Rennie. Corp. j. +. Janezeck.
Sergt. W. A. Edwards. Maj. c. A. Fleetwood.
adJutant H. ;. Smith. Serg.. ID. Freeman, Sergt.
Geo. Swailes. Sergt. f.. J.. Webster, Sergt.
James James N; Stewart. Sergt. Maj. Frank
Murphy, Capt. James f. Bell. First Lieut..
r. l.; Graham. Maj. J. NJ. Pollard. First Lieut.
W. T. Vale. First Lieut.. W. b. tombstone.
Lieut.. t. A. Boyer Of company A. fifth bat
TALON, and Private Clifford Lucas, company A,
sixth battalion. also sent entries. but AS the
postmarhs showed them 10 have been mailed
at pm. on Tuesday evening they were re-
lected. The regulation stated clearly that all
entries must be at headquarters before pm.
| Tuesday.
| SOME PROTESTS MAY BE MADE.
II is not improbable that several protests will
be made on the entries. Anumber Of the men
whose names are given above have never fired
full score all over the range. Some of them
have qualified as marksmen i'm the gallery but
they are away behind on the range. as the rec
orls show very clearly.
After the two general matches are over there
viii be shoot for a clock by two teams of ff-
teen men each from company b, sixth battal-
| ion.