Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-11

| be done on the same day. Distances, 500
| and 600 yards; seven shots at each distance;
re-entries allowed. Prizes-First, trophy,
presented by New Jersey State Rifle Asso-
citation, value, $50; second so; third, SD;
fourth, $40; fifth So.
Savage Match-Open to everybody. Dis
tsnces 300 and 800 yards; seven shots at
each distance both ranges to be shot over
the same day. Rifles, any military, having
sights and trigger pull within the rules,
chambered for and using standard ammunl-
tion re-entries allowed. Prizes: First,
Savage :5O-caliber rifle, donated by the Saw
age Arms Company, value, $50; second, S}o;
third, $40; fourth, So.
Winchester Match.-Open to everybody.
Distance, 600 yards. Ten shots. Rifes, any
mill. airy, having sights and trigger pull
within the rules, chambered for and using
standard ammunition; re-entr1es allowed.
Prizes: First Winchester, model 1Si1, ~
United States army mushet, complete with
bayonet, sling strap, etc, as adopted by the
state of Colorado, and as supplied to the
United States government presented by the
Winchester Arms Company, and $40; sec
ond, SD; third, SO; fourth, 50; fifth 81.
Remington Match.-Open to everybody
Distances, 300 and COO yards; ten shots at
each distance; both ranges to be shot over
the same day. Rifles, any military, having
sights and trigger pull within the rules,
chambered for and using standard ammuni-
| ton; re-entries allowed Prizes: First, the
new Remington small-bore army rifle, re-
Gently adopted by the state of Michigan
presented by the Remington Arms Com
pany). and so; second, $40; third, So
fourth, So; fifth. So.
Latin & Rand Trophy Match.-Open to
everybody. Distances, $50, 800 and geo
yards. Ten shots at each range. Rifles
any military. Ammunition, smokeless pow
der only allowed. Entries unlimited the
aggregate TO three tickets to count. All
three ranges must be shot over the same
day. Prize: bronze trophy valued at $50
to become the property of the winner; do
mated by the Latin & Rand Powder Com
pany Special prizes: The powder company
will divide 500 in cash between the four
men making the highest scores in the above
match who shoot with smokeless powder
in the United S ates Springfield rife. as fol-
lows: To the highest total score, $40; Sec
ond highest total score. so: third highest
total score, $50; fourth highest total score,
SO.
For Those Heretofore Priceless.
The Harper's Weekly match-Open to
those who have never won prize at any
meeting of the New Jersey State Rifle As
ISOLATION. Distances, 200, 800. 800 and GOO
yards; five shots at each distance: all
ranges to be shot over the same day.
Rifle three groove Springfield without any
alteration. Ammunition, any; re-entries al
lowed
Prizes-First Harper's Pictorial History
of the War With Spain and $40; second,
SIS; third, $40; fourth. 50: fifth, 50: sixth, s..
Consolation match-Open to those who
have never won a first prize in any indi-
vidual match at any of the meetings of the
New Jersey State Rifle Association. Dis
tances. 200 and 300 yards; ten shots at each
distance; both ranges to be shot over the
same day. Rifle, any military; re-entries
allowed.
PriZes-First A Stevens No A. % caliber
taget rifle, and $40; second, SIS; third, $40;
fourth. So: fifth, So; sixth. So.
inspectors match, to be shot on Satur-
day, September l. at p.m.-Open to all in
spectors Of rifle practice, either by com
mission by detail. Shot for annually
Distances, 500 and 600 yards; twenty-five
shots at each distance: both ranges to be
shot over the day. Rifle, any mill
tary.
Prizes-First. the department of rife prac-
tice tifty-shot badge, to be held by the win
ner during the year, and $25; second, $40;
| third. So; fourth. So.
Won in 1894 by Capt j. E. Bell, l. R. p.
I'd Regiment, D. c. N. G.; in 1895 by Lieut..
Glendie b. Young, l. r. P, engineer corps,
D. c. N. G.
Board to Inspect Oneida.
A beard of officers has been appointed to
inspect and report upon the condition of
the U. s. S. Oneida. The detail for the
board is: Lieut.. Commander S. G. Hopkins,
Lieut., r. B. Brummett and Chief Engineer
T. w. Power, with Ensign Howard Fisk
recorder, all Of the Naval Battalion, D. c.
N. &.
In addition to the duties stated, the board
will submit as part of its report an es-
innate of the minimum cost of material
and labor required to make such repairs as