New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

These figures reached In spite OF the fact that
there fewer men the rolls this season ttaa
In any Of the other years mentioned Tie review
by Mayor Gilroy Tuesday evening was notable for
It's military precision and was a fine sight for the
spectators WELL The guard was In charge II
Captain John II. White. officer of the day AMI
Iieutenants Maurice ID. Curry and Moses r. Ross. az
officers OF the guard. The Colonel's cup pre-
scented TO Company DIETER known the Harlem
Company, Captain Clinton H. smith. for having the
largest number OF marksmen. The Gould tanner
presented to Company d. Captain william 6.
Clark for showing the greatest Increase In the nu1I
Der OF marksmen.
on Thursday evening the 9TH Regiment had tho
floor and received the attention Of several hundred
Of Its friends. Every seat In the big drroom was
taken. and had there been many more they. would
have been occupied. The occasion the presen-
tatIon Of Of honor for long and faithful ser.
vice and incidentally there a review bv Brigader.
General Louis Fitzgerald, who is graduate OF the
eth.
Captain Daniel A. Nesbitt and Lieutenant Walter
). Wilson received gold OF honor with the
figure Z" In briiants for TWENTY-FIVE years ser
vice. Captain W. II. Palmer. Inspector OF rife
practice. and Lieutenant John +. Long received gold
bars to their crosses OF honor for faithful service
Of twenty years. william Chant also got gold
bar for the same number OF years service Us field
musician. The following received silver bars for
fifteen years service Leuenants william J. Under
wood and Edward l.. Nicoll sergeants William II.
Heisser, Edward ". Burdette and William H. Folsom:
Corporal Charles :. Clark. and Privatcs George l..
Androus and Joseph r. Dederer. In the ten-year
class Adjutant Francis &. Landon. Lieutenants
j. Watson Cochran. Robert Mazet. Charles \. Apple
ton and Wilbur b. Bradley, sergcants Arthur +.
White, james Wotherspoon and John Jay White. IT,,
Corporas James A. Jenkins John Haliett Clark. Cur.
lis p. Gately, Clarence l.. smith, Frederick L. Leo
and Robert NJ. Kallech Prlvates Ezra ". Bennett.
oh Arth 70 - Morris Ar
J. Woods. william II. Van Kleeck. ir.. Eugene Hor.
ton. Robert l.. Major, Aonzo Hebbard Henry L. Boyd
and James r. Beysr.
The 9TH Regiment Athletic Associations meeting and
twenty-third gaines will be- held at the armotJ Oh
next saturday evening.
The I'D Regiment Will be reviewed tomorrow
evening by General Fitzgerald, and the Marion sims
trophy for excellence In the duties pertaining to the
members Of ambulance corps will BE- presented 10
the regiment. Trophies for members OF Rcd
Cross Is new departure, but the practice intro
duced by the I'D ought not TO stop Leie. \ member
of the ambulance corps who knows his business ce~
The regmental stag Is in charge VI the
mittse. composed OF Captains hurst3n and smith aud
huge OF the last affair Of the kind.
qucntly 1t goes without saying that no will be
evening. Colonel Camp announced that the bat IA Ion
drills would end on Friday night aud company drills
companies win drill on the following evenings; Com
pany a on Mondays. April 10 and Il; Company On
April Ia and Il Company on tuesdays. ApnI1i
and Is. Company E on Wednesdays April i. and 10;
Company on Tuesdays. April % and May =. Com.
pany Il, on Fridays. April Is and May ), Company
ON Thursdays. April ID and 20; Company on
Wednesdays. April 20 and May 3. and Company X
The annual gaines Of the 18th Regiment Athletic
Association will he held at the armoy Monday
evening, April 10. The number OF entries insurs
some exciting contests.
The reunion and annual dinner OF the Old Guard
association Of the 18th Regiment, which is to U,ke
place April 81, has brought TO the mont some old
Veterans who had not been heard from for years.
II has also awakened interest with MANY veterans
who have served since the war. The dinner will
be held mt the Hotel Brunswick at one of the
principal uptown hotels.