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10 travel on Government duty than they would ne
n Attorney General Oney had not decld"h tha w
amount reimbursed to them by the 'oEel u az,
travelling expenses was IN IN" nature "l az -,
hence subject the income tdN. - -
that there will be some contention about the sele'
lion of the site. for while the conHhSSoh ~ w y"
report whether site at seattle OF ia, o,I' ,ha IL
more advantageous Senator Squire insists that II
should be- at Seattle. and Nj. Doohtue N just "S
urgent that 1t should be AZ Tacoma
To recur IN the question ~ promotion me o'"-
GERS OF infantry of and below the grade OF mayor
have an interesting problem that they are W'rh'"s
TO solve one Of the compiled tons is In conheV'"a
with Major-General McCook's retirement on Np'.,
. As promotion to the vacancy VIII ieaNe a.
hrgader generalshp TO fill. the question uluei
sjdsrator Is VIII II be colonel or infantry Una.
will secure the star? The impression preNaiS thn
IN which case an avenue Of promotion, VIII ne
opened, especially among the captains anu
ants Then will follow the reure'neht Vi af.H. ~
W y. risdal. OF the 1st Infantry: on Apr, q oi
i, and Colonel Edwin c. Mason or the 80 m
fantry on May 81 Captain Thomas J. Lloyd OF the
ism Infantry has been found physically incapacl-
tsant,in lewis Johnson. OF the 24tn Infantry. has
also failed to pass the Medical Board ana VIII be
retired.
In view OF the fact that tho Army Appropriation
hill make. available 10000 for the construction OF
new buildings and other quarters at Columbus Bar
racks plans in course OF prepare ton at the War
Department. The construction work IL 10 be In
charge Of Major Charles Bird. OF the Quartermas-
ters Department.
Cadet George Dandy. OF the fourth class at West
Point and n son OF General George B. Dandy,
recently underwent operation for appendicitis
at the Roosevelt Hospital Or. McBurney per
formed the operation. which II reported to have
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n.er successful. and Cadet Dandy is on the rod' '"
recovery. ..
q,, =, tho members OF the Board Of Visitors "
tho Military Academy which * 10 meet IN -,
49,, ems at ,he Academy. Congressman Jo'rni
V1haoIor's son is a member OF the hr-t cli9,t he
,.onrressnan Milllken's son ~ a nemo'' " ~
third class 50,
General George W. Wright. who succe'i'' ~
tain Z,lnski as chairman OF the commune
>ut,r, Drill in the public schools. received cos.
;roun CONGRESSMAN Coombs just pFtote IL, me
Of the Lilo Congress, " WhlEm ~ ,stcers 10 in
bin authorizing the detail or Army ,ttcally
e,r,ct nunils In the public schools was paSoH1 Vas
do,d and that the black eye II nau extromans
due largely the opposition 10 IL d! ''e
National Council ...-.
II is announced upon good authority mo ,s IN
,.u no transfers o. some OF the Army res's,,
r,pe Reforc a decision is reached. Leu -, >,
General schoneld will make his prospectNsr report
all the posts OF the country ana VII, 81 war The
10, aWaahla FOR the transfers Is
about &, OO0 hence IL IL doubtful wnat that the
VIII be transferred II is likely: hoWs' IIrfantry at
l5th Infantry. at Chicago ana the if.t
VANCOUVER Barracks, will exchange stations
An Interesting case OF court-martial - mo ma.
prvsta Dnenger OF the 7th Infantry WI" a.,
,rea and found guilty OF selling par -, =,
s,ovcs in violation OF the Seventeenth - srticles
War which forbds barter or eHcna nnssnlained that
the reason OF his transaction was tnad eychangei
were too small for him. and that ne na honSht that
them for a betterhttlng par wi'h0di tary offence.
such transaction constituted a nlln.aa' said that
General McCook In reviewing me "ons ructon.
the word sell had acquired a broau sS that any
but that no evidence had been proi,sS nv way OF
money considers ton had been receive" :a nnroyed
boot in the transaction: therefore ne u ~ d,ty
the 6ndings and restored the offender 70 ou'''
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ENTRINNED SPRING
MILLINERY.

New Straw Hats and Bonuets. every now sndpH
IN all combinations and colors. fun assortment
~ an tho Napoleon and Empire Bonnets JUS re-
ceved.
French Flowers and foliage in absolutely UNI
eoualled assortment.
,u, steel lei and Rhinestone novelties in Bon
nets Bands slides. Wings, Pins. Buckles
brooches Cabochons and Buttons. IN assert
r,ont Of fine novelties that ar" iound only ~ ~"
0nest milliners Of Paris FOR dresses ami millinery
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
THE TROUBLE IN THE 9th BAIIALIoN
SHOULD BE ENDED SPEEDILY
AND FINALLY.

The settlement Of the troubles in the syn rat
TALON now rests with the Commander-ln-CMel' ana
hi, action is looked for with much interest by
rusrdsuen who have followed the strange consro-
versv IN which officers and men nave taken part
during the last week. The Ave captains who signed
the petition To Governor Morton asking that ''a)oF
Duffy b. relieved Of the command OF the battalion
think that q reorganization OF the command Is nee
essarv and that unless steps are taken TO oe1ter
.,s condition NJ the battalion II viii have 10 be
dishands1 This opinion is shared by many e. the
men, and the subject is certainly worthy o. the
serious consideration OF the Governor. These VINO
are the louiest in their denuncaton Of the methods
which row obtain in the seth say that me command
has been used for political purposes and that the
rs-,oy,, ~ tho present commander would lie a step
fova "a correcting the abuse. The trienIs OF ror-
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lvered b. the Rev. Dr Ferdinand G. 1eichar1 and
the Rev DR.. J. O. Wilson There will be an Ep-
worth League meeting at G:45 o'clock. led by MIS-
Mary Fisk Park. daughter Of the late General Gin
ton b. Fisk A sermon will he delivered in the
evening at As O'Clock 10y the Rev DR.. James NJ
Buckley. Editor o. THE Christian Advocate
This church is OF the relies. In the way o.
houses OF worship Of the period Of the Revolution
II having been the second Methodist Episcopal
church in New-York City II was. when built IN
popular because II 50 far ont in the country,
and the people who attended meetings thcr" had 20
climb fences by way Of old-fashiorcd s'ilee 10
reach Il. The founding Of tho church was doubt
less due the enthusiasm and energy Of Major
Thomos Morrill,. Of WashinEton's san.
There in the church blding today many
relics OF that period. Among them is thu chair oc-
cupled by Bishop Ashury and other officers while
presiding at the conferences The growth OF the
city has lessencd the congregation. and AT times
the organization has been In distress. bu' in laier
years these difficulties have been overcome. Now
the congregation Is large and the work performed Is
extremely useful The present pastor Of the church
Is the Rev Or. W. II. Lawrence. who VIII shortly
terminate his hfth year OF service there. This is
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1ENY NOTES OF INTEREST,"

statistical table published by THE Army and
Navy Journal" will he much studied by some OF the
officers Of the Army. especially that part OF II
which assumes to illustrate the chances for promo
don between and 1907. The table is in three
divisions and the hrst division notes that in thir-
;cen years the artillery has had more than its
share Of appointments, hut further investigation
shows that although thirteen are Of second euten-
ants, only three are of captains and not one OF q
colonel the higher grade-brigadier general.
The :hrd division Of the statistcal table shows
thai promotion I'm the next thirteen years Is likely
10 be much apid than II was In the las: thir
tcen wears. the expected promotions from age re-
tlrements alone being greater in this period than
the actual promotions from all causes since July
!. lsse
The success OF the efforts of the people at Spo-
kane Wash, 10 secure military post has en-
couraged the scheme secure post at Tacoma
Seattle. The latter project il already started
Congressman Doott.c having secured an appro-
priation for n commission OF Army officers to visit
Puget Sound and make survey for a site for the
establishments Of a large Army post. Army officers
FRO adverse to doing special duty TO the in
tnicnce Of travel. but theI are less ANXIOUS
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court 81 criminal appeal should deal with matters
of fact as Well matters OF law. and have the
right also revise sentences is adopted the trib-
uual would be mucn more powerful than The New
York appellate courts. The system In this country
by " hch the facts left 10 the Anal decision Of
Uir, while the charge Of the Judge and all quer-
ions OF law matters which appellate courts
may pass upon. seems more likely to result In
Justice without unnecessary delay In the punishment
Of these who guilty Of crime than any OF the
met hod- which meet with favor among those who
advocate a court OF criminal appeal In England.
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PAST THE CENTURY MARK
ANNIVERSARY OF THE FORSYTH STREET
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH


IT WAS FOUNDED BY MAJOR MORRILL,. OF
wAsHINGTON's STAFF SERVICES TO-DAY.
The Forsyth STREE Methodist Episcopal Church
will celebrate It's no-hunGre1-and-hfth anniversary
to-day. The exercises will begin At a. with
the Sunday school. and at 9:4j O'Clock there wi be
a reunion love feast under the leadership OF John
/. Mclean ~ 1915 o'clock sermon Will ho
preached by III" Rev. Or. Henry \ BUTT president
Of Drew Theological Seminary. VI 2:3o p. IN. there
will be a pai form meeting. presided over by tho
Rev j. a. Roche. when addresses will be do
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LADIES' LACNDERED
SHIRT DD.4fSTS.

PcrcalN Waists. Numbered collar and cuffs. three
STYLES ucN stripes. checks and figures. with full
sleeves and yoke I'm back. ~ cts
Fine Porcalc Waists. Numbered collar and cuffs
IN lavender. tan. blue ana pink stripes also black
and whit" checks soft waist. large sleeves - cts
Also \ finer lot AZ ~ rs.
Extra fine Percale and Zephyr Bingham Waists,
latest stripes aud figures. some yoke front and
back others soft front; N45.
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TORTOISE SHELL GOODS.
SnccjoI sale IN the JeWetry DC.
DartlHenf.

Spanish Combs. with engraved openwork edss'
81 Is: instead Of s.. 49,, q. o,s
sic combs Finch 20 cts. pair; @i2-nch, . CTS,
nair: S-inch % cts. pair same heaN'er: Win
Guiu top 2-inch. 20 c's. pair; 2'=-lnoh' - Go
pair; S-inch. 65 cts. pair -,
Fancy engraved openwork SIDE Combs - CTS
pair. on,., 80
Large yarlety Of openwork Har Rms o. anu
If
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FROM BENCH AND BAR.
GATHERED AMONG LAWYERS AND IN
THE COURTS.

New-York City lawyers praotised last week oe-
fore another Of the ou;-of-town Justices OF tne
Supreme Court assigned to duty in the FIRST De-
nsrtment Justice John VI. Davy, OF Rochester
held Part III. Special Term. Of the supreme 'o"I'
last week He was well known In Ro2uniloah poi
,,ce hefore ne took his place the Supreme Court
bench He was elected District-Atorney oil MOI
roe County in 1866 and served for three years
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DRESS TRIN WINGS.
Fine Imported Goods ut Less
than HAIR Price.

Black silk Passementeries. 70 - cts. per yard.
were ~ cts. - s+0o.
Colorad Bead and Spanslc Girps. and co'ored
SILK and Trsel Gimps. . 10 IS cts per yard were
30 cts - $3.50.
Black and colored Moss Trimmings. with Per
sian border cts. Per yard instead of - cts
Narrow cut Je; Edging. 10 cts. per yard instead
OF * cts. j.
Black silk Drops. u cts. per dozen instead OF
80 cts.
Special Table. Section Il.
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SUccidiS for WOndHU.

Childrcn's Pcrcale piece Dresses guimpc
STYLE trimmed with embroidery and feather
,dga To- l. wears s. IS
Chudron's Re"f"rs Iu pia.n blue or rcd cloth.
trimmed with black o~ white braid. pearl and we'll
finished. to- y wears NS9
Misses Jackets ia Chcv'o; or mixed cloth dou-
blc-brea sted. II IL Is wears. t5S5
Mi-ses black and blue Serge Skirts l6 and is
yc,rs
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BOYS CLOTHING.
Special Offering Of Spring Goods.

Dark blue a-woo. Flannel Sailor SUITS IdrSe
collar fast color } 10 years So
Double breasted suits. Tin" quality mock asst
mere custom tailor made. q t. - oars. NN
New Elton Suit, all-wooi check CASHMERE " ~
wears. 1895.
Dark blue Serge Refers. trimmed win woe
Hercules braid large sailor collar 2'2 10 years
t39S
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sanization cannot understand why the brigade
commander has not taken action against Major
Duffy II IS said that General Fitzgerald was pes
ent AZ Van Cortlandt Park when the battalion
showed unmistakable signs OF incapacity lis
manoeuvres the cause Of much merrimenf
among the visiting officers, and the brigade com
mander heard to say that the 6,h ala more
resting than anything else.
General Fitzgerald said only a few days ago that
~ Major Duffy was really incompetent he had no
official knowledge of the fact. and that no complaint
had ever been made 10 him on that score An oficer
who heard Of this said If man is the superin-
tendent of large factory business concern. and
has an incompetent foreman. he does not walk Tor
the hands to make complaint. IL Is ns bls'ness
TO know and il is his business to make complaint
10 the owners OF the business II he fas not ;he
power Of removal The same rulA would nod Gco1
In the National Guard. General Fitzgerald can
not fire an incompetent officer, but ne can enter
complaint have him ordered before an examining
board and dismissed If found wanting or ne Wou'd
be vindcated e found competent"
Major Duffy says he is anxious 10 have his COM
rand Inspected AMI his actions as commander re-
viewed and declares that the charges against him
will not be sustained by a fair and an impartial
boari When the fight against the Major began
all the dissatisfied members of the battalion looked
70 one man. an ex-ofTicer of the regiment. as the
nossihle reorcanizcr OF the command. The sentiment
IN that direction has undergone much change since
then ard many of the officers and men are now
anxious TO have for the place Lieu;enant-Coionel
q NJ Smith Of the It'll Regiment, or some DINER
co-npetent officer who has never been iiehuned
win the ssh and who would be memoer OF no
marty or faction when he entered on the discharge
of his duties
Rumors are anoat as 10 the possible cour'-marual
os some officers who have taken conspicuous part
in the present troubles.
A 7TH REGIMENT REVIEW.
p-ixad;er-c;eneral Louis fitzgerald will review the
eth Ragiment at the armory. Parkave and sixty
seventh-st March 49, at p. IN. Al the last review
-hcr, was terrible crush az the armory, ana 70
avoid another Colonel Appleton gives notice IN or
der No that admission, except Tor oficefs ana
members OF the regimen; in uniform, will be by
ticket only and the tickets will be dstriOuted IN
der tho direction Of commanding officers OF compa-
MES The detail for guard will be as follows: on
Ger of the day. Captain James Thorne Harper ON
GERS of the guard Iieutenants Walter S. wilson ana
John McC;reevey. two sergeans, four corporals ana
fifty privates Adjutant's call for guard mounting
will be sounded at p. m
In publishing the victory or Company Il az the
ranges in the contest for the Kemp trophy Coionei
Appleton gives the following as the official score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

The Ncv-York Law Journal contained 70"
days editorial article favor nS a modification
OF the tcst ~ iHfanity in criminal cas"s The doI-
Try distinguish between ught AMI nrons IN refer
ence 10 the act committed and know nat u vas
wrong is standard o. mcnlal capacity required
in this state 10 render person responsible" for
crimes committed b, him. The Law Journai
argues IN favor % grading punishment according
t. IN" mental condition Of offender VINO may hc
partially insane Many alieaists. including pr.
Allan MrIane Hamilton. DO not rccognia" partial
inFaniiy.'' saying that person u either sane or
infane The stale b. which the mind acts
correctly a. 10 its Judgment hu, the VIII Is con
irolied hV some impulse which me mind cannot
master is recognized ia many criminal courts.
beoFuse T. has been found ina tho EXCUSE ot iIre
s.stiblc impulse lei 10 TOO great number or &C
uult'als = where defendants were really
guilty OF serious offence IN cVil cases L. s easier
10 deal with persons who's" minds ar" 50 affected
that they cannot come - correct conclusions a. 20
certain subjects The issues AZ stake are frequently
loss important. ana j, is possib" % learn whether
p particular ac' done under IN" Influence - tie
delusion or mental Wcikrcss which ah"';s the pr
sOU concerned.
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10 cts. per Yard. Original Price
30 cts.

500 wards N-inch Kara six in all colors and
shades. - nh,
srt beautiful chrysanthcnum design. ~ cts.
nor ward: regular price. N.oo.
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Sergeant Conrow Company C.............. 49, y"
Sergeant King Company B............... -" - -
The examinations for the J. Marion Sims trophy
hara heen comnleed with the following result

Rrigad;er-Generai James McLeer VIII review the
23i Regiment at the armory N Brooklyn on 'he
evening OF March le. at F. IN. ,. Ill,
Major DUFFY has issued orders for battalion dr1!s
for The month Of March. as follows: cQmpaan'GIS
and G. March l5 90 and 60; assembly on each &C.
casion in fatigue uniform at J.. m sharp.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
Brushes and Rubber Hot Water
Bottles ut Special Prices
To. NOrrOW.

Finest quality. large size Hair brushes. riveted
Olive and Satin wood pure unblcached orlstles
- cts. instead ~ N.4s.
Brow Hair Brushes pure beached oususS
solid Olive and Satin wood $l.49 instead ~ = 20:
same i'm brow 81 ~ instead Of t2e9.
Shoe Brushes. 10 cts. instead or IL cts
An assorted lot Of Tooth Brushes. pure oristies.
s cts. instead of II cts
Unpublished Wood Nail Scrubs, os.
Hot Water Bottles warranted not 10 leak
quarts 81 cts; quarts 80 cts.
Special Table, Section b.
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J. Neaton Fero - 'to New-York STATE Rtr Is
socaton who hse frequently adyp ,tet us"ful .ega.
reforms s nov urging cOuilnuan-c ~ ihe publ .
hon or the Miscellaneous GcT'r's ~ tn" oni,aI
Sories lie Viii meet ~Itn ISIS support .n ms mat
tor than I'm some - The other sIeCeFt'ue which
he has made n" VI .cc.ar-ouS k"p"ris 'ontn'n
the opinions Ic .orrI u me cou-iq % luris1iruon
inferior the Genera Terms % the supreme Court
V hen the judiciary Article " fh" new Constitution
into effect there viii ne httl" " Vaiu" 10 b" re-
ported In fhig series Occasionally tncr" 3. an oin
lon at special Term which s. - Value. ana SOM o.
the dee ,aons ~" count, courts. th" Suft"Sht"
courts tify Court - N"W-iork may j." "a 'f'nN 'i
preservation in some permanent form. me NUM-
her Of such cases how"ver is email. AMI o. SIS douht.
M whether - sufficient number % oaS"s ~orthN ~
Official reporting bc found Tho unofficial series
published a cheaper form may continue m" worn
If printing mass OF opinions containing OCCASION
ally which is valuable . the members OF IN"
bar.
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BUTTONS.

Uand-carvei Natural Pearl Buttons A-Ine %
Natural pearl Buttons, shank ana four hoIeA
5O-line. IS cts. dozen.
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TIONERI.
1t Hair Of Stock Prices, for the
Sale only.

q,5o boxes superior quality Velvet finish
paners in azure rose silver gray, hello ana
IAN. ox;ra heavy quality White Wove Bond.
lighter weight In Cream Wove Bond Crean
Linen. Cream and White "oVe, IN IVu a. 80,
,,,,,,,,ar,i,I O,,avo Billet and Dainty 10 sheets
in a box for Is cts: envelopes TO match CTS
package.
Special Table Section e.
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NEU SPRING STYLES.
In the .UiSSps' ana CHiIdreu's
DPDNrfMpUf.

Misses and Childrcn's Dresses in silk. Home
spun. Tweed Flann.l. Gingham. Dmty and other
desirable materials from s.. - II So %
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The companies OF the 18th Regiment VIII assemble
in fatigue uniform. white belts, Tor driI In inc
School of the Battalion follows:
COMPANIES and II. March %: Companies d and
O. March %; Companies Z and f. March 20 Com
NAMES c and X March q; Companies and J.,
March 2s Assembly at p. m Each battalion OF
TWO companies will be divided into four commands
General Alexander s. Webb VIII deliver an IL
Illustrated lecture on Gettysburg on March 10 az
the Eth Regiment arlnory for the benefit of the new
library fund -. pot,o,, mara
pleased 10 learn that Captain Harper VIII NOT oner
his resignation I'll after the close OF the or"'
- l.-l ..,s.o %
becone popular. Adjutant Y. q. Landon. OF the ,th
Regiment is az the head OF the TN Regiment corps
which was organized last week. ana when mas
membership Of forty, all expert wheei!nen Inc
first drill of the corps Will take place III ne ainVS
on Tuesday evening. and on every W sohPsua!
after that for the rest Oe the month. The cor1s
viii give an exhibition drill in the aImory on Aprii b.
a stag will be held at the armory OF me
soma sparrlng bouts will be given. The battalion
committee on rife practice is composed as iolIo"s.
lieutenant Henry Melville. Ordnance ergc2nt
I.aragh Sergeant Smith, Corporal Wore ana frl-
waite Jost. Of Company b; sergeant i.ahrstea.',
Cornorai Rhine and Private Greiner. Of COMPANY
q: Priyates Tracy Miller and Gregory. OF com,
MANY d. and Lieutenant q. +. OConnor, corporal
Stern and Corporal Hicke. Of Company +. $780, -.
An entertainment and reception VIII De gwen pE
the signal Corps Of the 9th Regiment on April 10
AZ the arrrory. The entertainment VIII CONSIST OF
a vaudeville performance by professional actor
The corps now consists OF fifty men. ana is IN 4
most hourishng condition. ,,,..
me 18th Regiment will be reviewed by Ad)utant
General F. A. McApin al the armory. sumner ana
jefferson ayes. Brooklyn. on March Il" mere VIII
be a concert after the review and dancing later
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SIX IRIN.

s. Ria skirts. imported MorNcn. deep founce.
yoke band. 81 as instead Of g. 80
% Tanota SIX Sk.r's plain colors and STRIPES,
Z
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SILH y.

our special sale ~ Wash silks wili BE- continued
dU.lrg fhis week. Tho largest assortment ever
rut IN retail counter at * a. nd ~ cts per yard.
Very special ! lot ~ Chine Taffetas. Pompa-
dIa- M - at ~ .ts
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PAY FOR STRIKE SERVICE.

The 22d Regiment has received checks aggreGa'-
ing about 5000 from the authorities OF Kings
County in payment for services in Brooklyn during
the trolley strike Adjutant = r. hart look 'ne
nrecaution 10 make out the payrolls In triplcate
although he was asked to furnish only one copy
When the order came furnish the pay depart
s,ent OF the Second Brigade additional copy AdJu-
,snt Hart had II all ready. and It's prompt de-
livery probably accounts for the 22d Regiments
being the first of the New-York regiments TO re-
ceive its pay. 49,, $3.50 49,
The review OF the 22d Regiment which was ar
ranged for March Will be held at the armory
Western boulevard and Sixty-eighth-st., tomorrow
a, s %. m. The long-service medals and the marks.
mems decorations will be distributed, and full
muster Ia assured.
TIE third nights shooting for the prizes offered
nv the I'D Regiment Rife Club resulted In the fol-
lowing score