New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-03
ADOIPH STRECK Err.
A. II. PAPE.

rattle such as might be produced by the desultory
firing of battalion OF soldiers. Some OF the marks
men do not look wine when II is red. or beer
when it is foaming but the majority believe 'ha'
the best training is 10 "nve naturally; so they
keep the waitergirs in the beer hall running to the
bar at lively rate. Among those who believe N
the live naturally" theory are Gus zimmerman
Michael Dorrler and George Helm. three cracks.
who will probably surpass their previous line RECORDS
before the tournament is ended Adoph oTeche''
the man who has made some OF tn? pest scores so
far takes great care Of himself, in the way Of re-
framing from anything that might u"' HIS e'e"'
or make his head unsteady.
Pane the young California woader and new
arrival, made a sensation by equaiing Stfecher
score at the standard target. He made straight
bullseyes and 7. making a run OF A. H. Nj. rope
did good work on the target, making 80 to
strscksrs previous 81 The first red flag Of the day
was won by William Baab Dorrler also made some
good scores. especially on the ring target, wnere
he had record Of 73 out Of possible 20. Streckers
work was good, but he complains that the hot
weather bohers him and the rest OF the California
men considerably.
THE VISITING ORGANIZATIONS
The visiting organizations yesterday were the
Canstatter Volksfest Verein twenty-five men, Pres-
dent John Bauer; the Hessen- Darmstatter Volks-
fest Verein seventy-fve men, President Adam
Eppe: Plattdeutscher Volksfest Nerein, with over
one thousand men, and music; Bayerischer NoiKs-
fest verein. fifty men. President c. Lindler and
Badisher Noksfest Verein with forty men. under
command OF A. Stultzenberger. AS these bodies ar
rived they were formally welcomed by President
William " Weber. The guests Of the day were
present a dinner In the large restaurant. where
there speechmakng. Several valuable addi-
lions to the list of honor prizes were received dur
Ing the day.
MISHAP AT A RIFLE RANGE.
A man. whose name the police did not learn. acct
dentaliy wounded John Baumann. forty-fve years
old sergeant-at-arms of the Badisher Voksfest
Verein who keeps a boarding house at No. llS For
syth-st., this city. Baumann was standing near
Bayers rife range yesterday afternoon. watching
one of his boarders shoot 22calbre air rine n In
entering the upper part OF Baumann's right chest.
Baumann was hurried to the ambulance tent where
md 1t. The wounded man was carried to Brooklyn.
being. the surgeons said seriously wounded. There
important sess The police arrested Several pick
pockets yesterday; They were carried before JUS
tce and remanded for the Grand Jury's action.
RESULTS OF THE SHOOTING.
The shooting for the day resulted as follows:
E. Blodon Of San Francisco. made the last red flag,
A. NJ Pape Columbia II. C.. San Francisco made % out
100 a. ss & rs. s and cS %n Of a o
necessary 10 A. siieeker made io7 straight bulseyes
his s He b" hi lc aS SS sp.S
on to 1871 securing gold medal when his cartridges
best score to-day at the Columbia Target
a. highest NJ. Dowler Of Green
VILE ~ j. tied streckers record Of 70 at the ring tar
ret last sunday. IT, NJ Pope. Dowler and Pape. Of Call
forna made o5 "a and % respectively at the man tar
get The officials unable to give the full scores on
the Columbia Honor Target The following won silver
medals for rs points
l. Msursr. Meyer. Of san Francisco; $. Buzzoni W
m s.aH sSfpn f. XIV oay
Joseph Bloeckngsr. L. Ender NJ. Kaier. II. Krause
H. Mahenbrock. r. Noltze. II. NJ Pope. J. Rebhan. 6. H.
EnSer; A. Eppieh. T Hughes ~ Haumann O schmid,
Erxmeyer. W Fal,er,, G Tayn,er, yarrek. G
Apers J. A. Boyken. T. Eisele l.. kslestOn W. Hu'hes
IT, c. Watson. G. ". Joiner. J. spercher: G. f. Jant
aeP r.. W. Tamm. g. II. Schroeder o. G. Boyce. c. W
Hoisten w. J. Martin A. Brsun sr., a. Braun g. L. 4
WofIenweiler. a. c. Williams. r. r. Stephens f. T.
Travis. r. Sachs and A. Kahle.
The following gold medals for $50 points: Thomas
Lloyd W. Koch r. Simon. T. 8. Harrison r. Meyer
J. W. Rothweli O. scht. A. srecker. A. Mertens. l..
Schmidt. ". Stein. jr.
The following silver festival cups for 800 points
A. F1ackiann. q. HomrighAusen. --,
The officers Of the National schuetzenbund. con-
tinus work hard for the success Of the festival.
To the courtesy and good management OF the
fofrth yice-president. e. ID. Rehm: the recording