Shooting Club.

The new grounds of the club were tried for the first time yesterday afternoon. They are far superior to the old both because of their nearness, and more especially because they are beyond the reach of the high run of tides, which sometimes covered the old shooting platform three or four inches deep. The new house is a more permanent structure and is fitted with all necessary convenfences. The traps were stiff and needed adjustment, but will be working perfectly very shortly.

About twelve men came out during the afternoon. Some practice shooting was done, which, considering it was the first this fall, was very creditable.

Next Thursday, November 11, the first match for the Founders Cup will begin at 2.30 p. m. All men are urged to enter.

A challenge has been received for an intercollegiate match with U. of P. but no action has yet been taken upon it.