The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

The regular army, the militia, the volun-
tesrs. the navy of any country. Separate
teams may be sont out when the organ
cations are separate.
The members of each team to be officers
or enlisted men, aud active members OF
the corps and organizations which they
represent, and to appear In the authorized
uniform (fun dress or fatiRuel thereof.
Distances, 200, 500 and 600 yards. Rounds,
seven at each distance. Position. stand
ing at 201 yards; any at 500 and 600 yards.
Weapons. any military rifle which has
been adopted, authorized or issued rs an
official arm by any State or government.
Ammunition. any. Entrance fee, Sc each
man. The Prize. q trophy presented by
Hon. Henry Hilton of New York, to be
shot for annually. Mt Creedmoor or such
other range as the National Rifle Associ-
ton Of America shall select, to be held
during the year by the head of the corps
or organization whose team mar win it.
to be returned to the N. r. A. 1t the ak
medal to each member OF the winning
team. Match on August is.
Interstate Military Match.-Opeu,to
one team from zach State or Territory in
the United States. consisting OF twelve
members of the regularly organized and
uniformed National Guard or Militia OF
such State or Territory. including the
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manner as shall be prescribed by the
military authorities thereof. Each team
must be provided with q certificate from
the Adjutant-Gensrai Of the State 1t re-
presents, certifying That each Of its mum
Der is q regular member Of their uniform
ed militia. In good standings and wa such
on the first day of June, 1898.
They shall appear III the uniform OF
their corps. Distances. 200 and 500 yRrds.
Position, at 200 yards, standing; ut 500
yards, prone. Weapon, any military
rifle which has been adopted. authorized
or issued as an official arm by any State
or govsrnment. Ammunition, any. Ia
cases where the State has adopted no
particular model (Which must be certified
10 by the Adjutant Gensrap. the team
with be allowed to use the rifle In use by
the Regular Army Of the Unftsd States,
or by the uniformed militia of any other
State. Rounds, ten at each distance.
Entrance fee, 81 each ma
10 the team making the highest aggre-
Marathon" presented by the Commander
In Chief. on behalf Of tue State of New
York. TO be shot for annually, and to be
held during the year by the AdjutAnt
General of the State whose bar may
win II; value. $3.50. Also a medal to each
member of the winning team. Match on
August Is.
bullsrEye IarQets-bulFs-eye targets
will be open all the time during the an-
nuai meeting. Tickets, emitting the
holder to one shot at any bull's-eya
target, will be sold at the office Of the
financial officer npon the range. at ten
cents each, or twelve for 81. Each com-
petltsr making a bulls eye will receive q
bull's-sye ticket. provided he fires In the
position authorized at that range. At the
close OF the firing each evening. the pool
receipts (less ons-half retained for ex-
penses) will be divided pro rata among
to lose making bulps-eyes, on presentation
OF their tickets. No person will be al
lowed to fire more than three shots con-
secutiyaly at any bull's-eys target.
provided others are waiting to IRE. The
State Of New Jersey will supply tents,
cots aud blsuksts to all Teams.