New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06

ONE OF THE BEST RECORDS YET MADE Al inH
NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO BE
DISTRIBUTED ON WEDNESDAY
Despite the unfavorable weather yes'ef' ~
nearly four thousand people attended the va
.,o,,i scbua,,enfe.t at Glendale Park. Long
Island MANY OF them were marksmeh oen'
IN making good scores. The shooths eo
tests continue rain or SHINE. anu 40 Wv 49,
OF the festival approaches the aroor Vi w
marksmen and the interest OF their friehus nv" =. .
A Meeting Of the officers Of the bund ana oil ."e
choo,,rg Committee was held yesterday, al "h'c"
!, as decided 10 extend the contests AT the TAI
mil Monday the competition to close al o coon
IN that night Next Tuesday according ~ p'.oe'
orraneements there will be no festNai at ''e 20 "
n, wednesday. however, the prizes won VIII -,
ds.rbuted and the King OF Sharpshooters VIII
| onod This Arrangement made because
had weather on several days has had the enect Oh
L.en,np from the park thousands or people WIN
otherwise would have attended the FESTIVAL 80,
To.dav is Turner day" during which there VIII
~ Turner competitions and Turner societies VIII
~ received Tomorrow will be singers day.
last night the delegates 10 the Natiohai oc"ue'
nan pund held a meeting at the headquarters IN
,ha mark President William " Weber presided.
Vice President T.orenz Teller made motion Una.
tho next meeting OF delegates be heo al Du"u
Headuuarters No. IL st. Marks Pace TINS c''y'
on February q 1896. This motion was Unanimously
ing concentrating those present on the success Oh
the Schuetzenfest up 70 this time and expressing
a hope that the remaining days Of the fesVai "ou'o
prove more satisfactory.
The weather was unfavorable for frst-class scores
at the targets Yesterday, and during the forenoon
shooting was twice discontinued for snort peri0us.
The sensation of the day In the Schuetzen Hail
was a remarkable score made by George Helm. OF
San Francisco at the ring target At this target
the highest possible score for the three shots on
ticket Is 7 being three bulls-eye OF the vaue OF
% each Helm shot the target twice shortly after
2 O'Clock in the afternoon. He made two bulls
eyes and there cheer. He stopped shooting.
called for glass OF wine. tossed 1t on ana raised
his Winchester again When the result OF his shot
was signaled II was seen that he had made another
bulrs-eyes completing the highest possible score In
three shots-15-on the ring target He was
Rugged BY his friends OF the San Francisco delega-
ton. Helm feat yesterday duplicated his perform
ance two years ago at the Mdwlnter FAIR IN Ca'-
fornia where he also scored Is on the ring target
Richter. the shooting king OF the recent Mil
waukee contest. shot yesterday for the first time.
Ross OF Brooklyn with Strecker and Farrow. OF
Morgantown, W. Va are thought to have the best
chances so far 0. winning the King prize Chan
Ming OF Brooklyn made four red flags Dull s-eyes) In
succession a feat surpassed by only Pape's record
OF five consecutive red flags. made on Wednesday.
The first red flag OF the day fell to William r.
Baab. and the asst 20 F. .. Young
one result OF the bowling contest was the 'op
score Of o. made by A. Scouting. OF the Has Beens
Bowling Club. OF this city The Has Beens a.so mae 40.
the best score n IN Inc Rssns ws. made BY the
Linden Grove club which got ~ ana sesoha Eaor
cred by the Bewns commi,se late las, nigh n.
Excelsior te: Fidella 4os Imperial and Spartan
s75 each. and Rosedale; sss. .soo,., ara o.
The detailed results OF the days shooting are as
follows