New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
REWARDS FOR SERVICE.
BARS AND CROSSES OF HONOR TO BE GIVEN
TO GUARDSMEN.
THOSE WHO WILL RECEIVE THE DECORATIONS
DRrrr,s. RrvIrws AND ELECTIONS.

DRILLS. REVIEWS AND ELECTIONS.
The eth Regiment will have full dress parade
for review by Brgadier-Gcncral Fitzgerald to morrow
evening At which time the crosses of honor Tor long
and faithful service will be presented to those en-
titled to receive them. The detail for enaru on ua'
evening will be follows: Ohcer OF the o"S' zap
tain Louis T.. LcfeTt,. officers OF the guaru' Lic"
tenants :, william Merritt and Harry h. A''ei' ."o
,.rscants, three corporals and fifty privates 'h'e
from each company Adlutant's call for guard
mount Will be sounded at o'clock p. M
The following named officers and members OF mo
regiment have qualified for the cross Of honor IN
bronze or for the silver or gold bar to cross anu WI"
receive them at .ic public presentation.
,od bar to cross Of go years service
G.or,o W Rand and Augustus w Conover, and private
Harrison q. Ncfacdn. -
silver bar to cross Of honor rs years servicelCapaa
Charlie, T.. Iydcck'r. Lieutenant Harry NJ Nr'D''-
S.rc.ants Charles \ Cappa. Ge"rge g. Stow h'"'y
L,crsc. Charie, N. Baker and james j. Iou Soi"'''
Frank W. Cowel and prNate- Louis {" rFah""''
Harold G. Titus Isaiah W. Lore, and job" y murray
l,-. OF honor in bronze " YEAR, service Leurnants
Andrew j. H,ci.- Eugene T. kirkland, and Aidi'oa
Nc Dougal first sergeant, james W carter ana i's IL
Speman sergeant, Gerald y. Stanton 'Fo.-. - o"A'
David Valentine IT, F. /. Van Benschotcn william ' A.
Mulhalon Arthur {. Clayton. and Henry = OArH.
collofals Joseph T. Day, Michael J. Fiz Nshony' anu
Wnllam A. Taylor. and private, Marshall w sciNon'
Jane, Worsau Arthur. stephen a Cooper EG"ai' a.
,,ougo. David \. Mcleod, Albert snum"aA, r., ~
Ma,heN, Charl.s W. Miller sm,th A. isrrman'
william 5 Fighter. and James Osborne Wright.
The following members have qualified during 'n'
last year for the Cro,, Of Honor. IN gold, Win IN
brilliant, twenty five years service; sersea'''
George Gregory and Private William VI. Nofglh
AZ the meeting Of the Board OF Officers on list Mon
day evening. the following non-conmiS>lrned Objects
pas. ed the examination: Corporal' hi"ald H. "V"e
william g. Hal,tead. Of Company b, Raymond l.
smith Of COMPANY \: Carlton g.. Howard, II company
F. and sergeant Edward i. Fernald. Of Company T.
The resignation Of Lieutenant Neshit' OF company
g. i, stu in the hands of the captain lne Ia'' oiV
TALON drill Of the season held on Thursday evening"
and il proved 10 b. the most satisfactory one 'c" ''
season.
The battalion drill, Of the 22d Regiment nave also
been completed for the season. Inc De"i'iu'",s
court Of the regiment for the trial Of privacS VIII
convene AZ the armory at 80 O'Clock 70 moro"
evening Captain John p Leo Will be the Judge
Armory shcyin. has been begun
Icu,cnant Colonel Moran and Captain Cox OF tho
6oh REGIMENT each received sword at the bail 81 INC
non commissioned officers on Monday evening y sec
ond Army Corps ladse set with diamonds WAS also pro
sented - AdJutant Murphy, by the members OF the
!, simcnt. brIsider-nenelsl Fitzgerald Maue mo
r, t ,tmcmi Will le reviewed by General D =
Army, on Thursday evening, ~ the regiment
arnory. The lons service medals VII be pIe' eS ha
lie same time. The grand calico reception ana nal'
II the 1T battery VIII BE held At the armory in Forty
T,muirleS \ and g. old Guard. will elect four
,rceai, and i've corporal, al the meeting t. be hei
at headquarters Fifth ave and Fourteenth st. Oh luo'
Secretary Charlie, !. Leach announces that oyer
800 entries have been received for the Games 81 ~
held Al the arnlory at Ninth ave and >iNl %
rhursday e'cnn- large n"nnr ~ have been
made 10 provide all the accommodation, p"s>.o. ~.
tho spectator, and for TN, purpose ialso ,mon,
II seats have been added Ia the usual nIoot. M
tie competitors are Long. Day bHfAi"r'' "oO'se "'u
Judsc Advocate General Clifford \. II. Bartlett has
decided the controversy in The "a kernenI ~ iasor
has ha.n almost "A universal precedent 10 allow star
officers vote AT election oi hcM ""'s, ~" 80,
i,G r, @s ay not vote at such elections In
irving AZ TIM, conclusion ne i3ow III, n nn, u"n
the state Constitution denies that was correctly m
r.n,ani colonel IN tho o2d Regiment Cap ain Leo was
elected but captain sr WHO was a.o 'S nS u,'
! rricrI~ been allowed To vote. After discussing ne
question AT some length IN II, Va: ou> aspects ana
l,vc told him that STAN officers have bcei allowed to
vote At recent elections. General Bartlett close. hs
| about this question than thcr" seems 10 be. J.; IS
clearly eNpcdent and proper To- 'o1,ms a. act ~
constitutional. and If possible. wihout doing violence
To- the language under considerations 10 adopt a view
which VIII make The legislation vald. In my OPINION,
therefore The existing provisions Of the military sode
deemed constitutional and should he Upheld by le
military aulhoritc': at all events until The courts
sla have declared that they are in conflict with
The annual spring thcatrcals q the dramatic 'ye
| ncilcicy Llccum every evening during The week be-
ginning April II. With matinee on SATURDAY after.
with the exception Of Thursday and Friday nights;
when the proceed, VIII hc tven To Certain charlcSl
pany room in the armory. Tie play to be given
viii De an original hurlcSgne called a Modern
rehearsal say that ii will exceed in interest such
| and william Tell" The cast will he as follows.
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