New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24

The ''hnllsey, match for a gold medal. presented
by Lieutenant l.. +. O'Connor, OF Company r. S'h
battalion was shot the evening Of March H.
Ordnance-Sergcant Larash won by scor" Of ten
bulscycs Other good scores were: Corporal y. NJ
Stern :: Private James Tracey. 6; Corporal +. Mil
Ter g. Lieutenant H. Melville. E; Private 7. ). CAL
lon. s. In practice the night before the match
Private Tracey and Corporal Miller made respect
lively. nine and sixteen consecutive buliscycs
The following non-commissoned officers have been
warranted in the 9th Regiment: Sergeant Harry ~
DcPatti. Company G: Sergeant Paul +. Howard.
company *. Sergeant Joseph i. oDonohue. Com
pany \: Corporal Andrew =. Cassidy. Company u,
and Corporal James J. Reidy. Company +.
That the members OF the old Guard stil take
a lively interest I'm the organization was well dem
onstraicd at the annual meeting which took place
on Thursday evening. For the Office Of captain j."
votes were cast. and the friendly contest between
Major Thomas +. Sloan and Captain James +.
Wenman resulted in the reelection OF Major Sloan
10y a majority OF So
REVIEWS OF BROOKLYN REGIMENTS.
Brigadicr-Genoral James McL"er will review tho
18Th Regiment. Colonel David T. Austen. at the
arInory. sumner and jefferson ayes. on the even
ing Of April - Tho Cd Guard. Major Thomas J..
sloan viii be the guests Of the 18th Regiment on
the evening u the review. The athletic association
81 the 18Th Regiment Will give reception at the
armory on the evening II March Is
4 review o, the e3d Regiment. Colonel Alexis g.
Smith viii be given FOR tho veterans and IL mem
hers OF the regiment on April =. Veterans night
has become an annual feature IN the command. and
f. serves 20 keep the men Interested IN rosimcnial
affairs oven after they have been discharged.
Invitations have been issued by Colonel John G.
Eddy. OF tho 9Th Regiment. for q review and
ception 10 Adjutant-t;encral McAlpin ut tho AZ
mory. Marccy-ave and Icyward-st.. Brooklyn.
March % at =. m.
All those who interested IN the troubles o.
the soth Battalion looking toHarl ne com
mander OF the FIRST Brigade. whose rcpor, VIII
greatly influence the Governors action In the sub
iecL General McAlpn. when asked whether plans
for reorganization hal been agreed upon. falI. 40
nothing mas been done tn" papers m N" case
were delivered to the Commander inc ef Alter
the protesting captains had made their visit All
points were noted AMI then ID" pIpcrs were turned
over 10 Brieaiicr-G.ncral Louis Fitzgerald 10y
whom The case Dc now being Investigated Tho com.
man i"rIn-t hief. continued the General will take
no action urtl General Fltzg"rad's report is re-
CeiVcd
Lieutenant o' olonel Moran In whose Interest N.
uprising against Major bufiy has taken place and
who is vigorously booming himself FOR the possible
cOlon"lcy thinks that General FItzgcralI "a too
favOr-hly inclined toward Major Duny To- DO any
thing which would further the ends OF the cap
idIHs, ana ~" reOrfaHlZcTs believe that the r,f-
orence ~ the case 10 the commander OF The First
Brigade is 4 point In favor OF the Dumy parry
An OFFICERS VIEWS
There can be- no doubt Of the nc, that the Goth
would b" az badly on as il s to-day II Moran