New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

was considerably more impressive than on any
previous evening of the tournament. The Governor
Twenty-siXth side OF the arena. As the batialons
swept by in perfect step vim tho music IT was vas q
through his veins The applause was deafeninE
until after the last battalion had passed I, 3ut ot
end = tho Garden. The battalons we're arranged
follows:
First Battalion, commanded by neutenant-c colo- 70,
mel Ridabock- Details from the 18th Infantry, T..
5. A; the Sth, sth and l9th regiments. y. c. y y.
and the Isl Regiment y G. y, J. ,,-,.- r,.,u
Second Battalion, comm2nded by Major ~ tnrplnI pm
Detachments from the l3ih "a "a 75d ana 'h resi
Third Battalion-rhe 9Th United states Artillery
1st "a and 81 batteries y. G. y. y. under com
Fourth Raj,alion commanded ny Captain George
4. Dodd-Troop OF the Sd cavalry. L. A; Troop
c. y. G. y. y. and the First and Second Signal
T9 Baallqp under cgmm2Ha @ Of orG Gommq9dsF .Ta.ds
from the Vermont and Naval Militia.
Tho brigade was commanded by Colonel Charles
II Luscomb. with Lieutenant-Colonel Charles )
Setter as assistant l rrH
well Major :. Z. Japha. 9th Regiment: CAPTAIN l.
3 on MTAo3aCC T4do8 a. Cabsn @ George A. WinEate 2d Res
ment: Captain S :. Stebbns, 18th Regmenti Cap
tain Frank sherwood. Lieutenant John J. Dixon,
Attn Regiment and Lieutenant a W. Ryder @l
some Of the prominent people present at tho re-
view were Colonel 4. j. Keenan,, Jr, or flttsbufe:
member Of Governor stones STAFF and presdenit, OF
n G, Du Val. II G. Du Val, ir.. Captain Adolph
Mark Rear-Admiral Philip. l. S. y ana MIS-
Miler Mr. and Mrs William Beard, Mr. and Mrs
Henry J.. Dyer. Jean and Edou4rd De kesZke, MT NIT
George Moore Smith. Miss smith BTgadief
McCoskry Butt Colonel Franklin Barilett. Mrs' =.
II Iuscomb and Mrs. II. II. TreadWeI.
SUMMARIES.
Two ,ursr,d-vard hurdle (mnitary championship
Won bv f. J. Corley. ia Regiment: F e. Puier q
Regiment second. D. NJ Dalcy, 22d Regiment third
Time-O:5Oi5
one-nie yum military championship)- by ". F
McInughlin 22d Regiment r. McGrr. "a Regimen
second, A. A Jackson. 23i Regiment, third II'ne-
454as.
s,cs race go wards scratcM-Won by =. A. Onder-
donl, o2I Regiment: r IIutches0n 22d Regiment sec
ond. 9 II. Alexander 12th Regiment third. Time
Tv.o-mile bicycle race (ntary champonship. First
heat by e. stonehouse 18Th Regiment; 6. 5 Tate, ate
by + Thompson I'm Regiment 6. Crooks 18th Reg
ment second. Tme-612 Third heat Won by }. b"tlr,-
mcn OBJ Regiment. G. I@veioy 18th Regiment second
T.mc-B:14e5.
hundred yard run military Championship First
heat won by Z. J. Shedecker l@th ReEiment' + D.;
Ses won Hy r a Onderionk 22d Regiment. I. Plate,
18Th Regiment second. Tme-0Iib
The following "a the programme for the matinee
to-day: Exhibitions by details from the 18th lnian-
try and Cd Cavalry and Light Battery +. 9TH Ar
tnery United States Arny-One-h e-half mile run.
heavy marching order. military championship.
The programme for the evening-Batte exercises.
extended order and bayonet drill by United States
Marine Corps attachments. Cavalry drill, rough
riding etc. by Troop &. y. G.. y. Y. Calsthenics,
gymnastic drill and extended order drill by com
roush nSn 81 rding Ht' and Cossack riding BY "a cav
driK exhibition of driving. etc. by Light Battery
Obstacle race scratch, two laps SSO-yard run mill
tary championships le-yard run military cham
championship final and one-mile relay race, teams
| OF nve men. each man TO run two laps.