New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-19
TOURNAMENT A SUCCESS.
MILITARY CARNIVAL AT MADiSoN
SQUARE GARDEN TO END TO-DAY


EVENING - FEELING BETWEEN CERTAIN
MEMBERS or THE FOURTH Rbdi-
M,Nr OF nEw-JERsBy AND THE
TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT
rb.re will he n performance at o'clock and 'he"
the regular evening programme at Mhdisoh oa'a,o
Garden to-day and the Military Bicyciean h'"o'''
Tournament will be n thing OF the past Inc 'o.'
ment has been q success. and the pron's oue''' "
be considerable, 1t was said that the eApo"a''
for the week were cleared on Wednesday. leaving
the receipts for Thursday. yesterday ana TODAY c
profit 1t was said last night that the maHascie
were 80 well satisfied that they contemplated pre-
senting each OF the regular soldiers with $io DIN
The soldier boys have worked hard and they de-
serve some recognition moro substantial than APP
plause.
There has been considerable feeling in the week be-
tween the athletic members OF the 4th Regiment OF
New-Jersey and the 22d Regiment. OF this city. Inc
New-Jersey men were unfortunate and the ed VIII
win the trophy easily. The iil-feeling Is said 70
have broken out after the entertainment on Thurs
Gay and blows were exchanged freely by some OF
tho men.
Tho track dried out nicely yesterday and neither
the whoelmen nor the athletes had anything to
complain of. Spar Robertson, who made tho
track. has been compmented for his work
broadsword contest between Corporal Roberts ana
Private Wyant brought the exercises 10 close
last night. The men fought with considerapie
show OF earnestness slashing at each other with
reckless abandon. Each received some sharp blows
which caused blue marks. even II no BLOOD was
drawn.
Light Battery d, of tho 9Th u. s. Artillery, made
Its entry with more care last night and there was
no accident. The gunners evened up matters with
their critics however. by Unexpectedly firing the
three-inch field guns several times all but deafen-
ing the onookers.
The summaries were follows:
Tvomi. bicysle military ehampionshiP'twGn. r Gy
ss "a HsT%:a Time
s E'Sle c. aYs .smcn j. thompson
ihird Tii"s"5:osA second heat y v. p MosheS
Time"3:5SA. Third heat Won by y. J: K.ser. a2d
S SeSna rorrsn Sso' i9h ' Res% s%H hd
Fourth by e. Griffin, an Regiment Of A New-
iinson ga R,sms1i ,hIrd TimsTsSoi
h.a wSn sS = 4 d onderdon 4 Regiment
S Second heat ss BY 5.S SI Hcs ssG "
ta R's%,nt r ard q, mi. cs %S so
ty w 4. Blister. Fourth Rea, won by NJ Long. seven
tenth spaTas c0Tpany TmsnOi by G.
HSIiSndeT; 2sd Issi%.nt: T. & RcGirr ga Regiment
% nS " E. %ssss "a s
Pss, won ., Ne r. oo a. s and '3'
caught r sn. kfsT and d sa s
F cas..ra and W florence, I'm Kssment: ssush,
:. Junckind ana Is fIool, ~ iNrsi'"'' NJ IVA "PN
Time 1884,. go,
Two hundred and -twcnty-ysrd hurdle tmlitary
hp)--Flst heat by W. a. karns. I'D
Regiment: !. Buck 4th Regiment. New-Jersey. second
TIn,e--O 1914. Second heat by C. A. Lambert 20
Regiment; p J. Corley, 22d Regiment second Time
O:2?
The programme for to-day and tonight will be
follows:
Athetics-One hundred-yard dash. military champion
marching order military championships
nd yard hurdle race military cham
p!onship; tandem pursuit military championships
obstacle race. scratch: one-mile relay race military
championship. ,c.-,- ,..-
wendeD-PIatoon drill. Troop G. y. O. y. Y. Captain
CLAYTON, IAeutenants Smith and Tuttle)-Tean wrestling
and athletics Second Battery. y. O. y. Y. lieutenant
William l. Flanagan)-Mounted platoon drill. field e1st
mechanical man9uvres Troop 9th United States
Nssen and riding. throwing horses and
hui die Jumping Light u. 9th United States Ar
tllery (ILeutcnsnt H. C. Carbaugh)-Peg driving gate
poe-drying, drill and mechanical manpuvres
MATINEE PROGRAMME.
Thirteenth United States Infantry ddcuenan,s MeAlex,
ande- Goss and Fugsr in musical drill casthenics wall
scaling battle exercises.
Troop A 9th United States Cavalry Captain p. II.
Checyer Llsutenants Gallagher Nissen and shor-Team
wrestling and athletics. officers mounted melee.
II q Carbuugh) in mechanical drill and field manruvrcs
between Corporal Roberts and Prt-
vate Bradley OF Troop A. 9th United states Cavalry
Much Of the success Of the tournament has been
achieved by the excellent work done by Charles
Chamberlaine the press agent. who has been par
ticularly courteous In his treatment OF newspaper
men.
COLLISION WILL COST HIM AN ARM.