New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
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Corporal Stevens predicted within two points OF
the actual score in this same match last year. and
recently in the Abeel match. which is shot by
teams composed OF men. he said the
would be 65S points. and 1t actually was G}2 points.
Credit for much Of the effective team work is due
pany inspector OF rifle practice
AS before SAID. the men were IN particularly
good humOr to enjoy the dutch" TUESDAY
evening, after such splendid victory on The rife
Honse At 10 ocjock ana half an hour aior ;hcT
were having a good supper. When the coffee VAS
the occasion fine briar-wood pipe in a handsome
case. Tobacco too. was passed around, and soon
the smoker features Of the affair became plainly
evident. There were some other features, as wei
forms which became evident on the stage 1t
der way. Bandmastcr Rogers started the show by
playing several selections on a cornet Professor
Kembal followed and the complicated way IN
which he swung Indian clubs about plainly showed
that he had not been IN on he SUPPER ...,, e..
Miss Zeia. from Roster iiiais. looked wei IN
officers uniform. She soon discarded the solder
clothes. however and APPEARED IN sue ~n ,,,,l
costume good enough. but II would have re
ceived much more appreciation furlhr down
The Metropolitan Quartet composed Of X, j.
Webb, u. y. Maxon. j. 7. Woods and H. H. Ken
called the singers back three or four times before
they had secured enough Of their melodies Elosc
Selleck was small but she was received WIN ti.at
fervor and allowed tc 90 with regret. lier TTcita-
ions and dancing were heartily appa1d,th. f., ,i j.
Rice. from the Standard Theatre. Kept the hudI-
In Of laughter from the time he APP
peared until he disappeared. The Leigh sisters were
favortes from their first appearance Al Grant
told funny stories and pleased the audience ".
limitations The Uenger Sisters. from Pastor s.,
danced and sang In captivating way when was
rewarded by hearty applause. Peter Mallon VINO
was introduced "A the 135-pound champion 81
America. boxed three hot rounds with "Charic j.
Mccarthy. ,
BY this time new day had not exactly dawned
but IL was about - dawn. and cNeTyDody Went
home extremely well pleased with himself 'he
entertainment committee and the company.
Among those present were Brighder- 'fen'rh :
Louis FITZGERALD ana EmmOns Clark, Co.onel Danlri
Appleton, Majors William II. kip and James g
Abrams Adjutant Francis G. Landon. captains
Daniel 4. Nesb!tt. willard g. FISK. Charles r.
/ vdecker Captain " Il. Thurston. Of the 22d tegl-
ment; Lieutenant Colonel Thomas u. Rand OF the
9th Regiment. and Captain Charles +. .lsoe' OF
Troop a. ..,, 49,.
The 22d Regiment under command OF Colonel John
T. Camp made "A splendid appearance AT the hrinoiy
on last Monday evening The organization was re,
viewed by higadier- General u. NJ. Nhitlock, ana
long service medals and marksmcns badg"s were
presented so those entitled to them. ihr-slZel
crowd Of good looking spectators watched the eEo,
lions Bandmaster Herbert made his nrst ohclaI
appearance at the armOTy, ana led the Dahl uuilis
the ceremonies The officers entertained h"lr eu'S .
mr. the "NeVada"s after the review Dancing ioi-
lowed the military manoeuVres. ,c,..,
The 18th Regiment reviewed on 1hurSiay
evening by Mayor Gilroy. and IT also gave sooi
account OF itself The Mayor presented the long
service medals and marksmens badges ana eX-
pressed himself highly pleased with the appear
ance Of the regiment.