New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21

NJ the punners and gunners' mates When thu
rotund CAPTAIN Wilson took his fall into the tan.
bark he rocked for instant. but he regsined his
feet easily
The cavalry d-lIl, music ride and the exhibition
of horsemanship and rough riding by the detach-
ment OF the 81 Cavalry United States Army wa
loudly applauded Captain Dodd was In command
and the evoutons OF the well-trained horses wer,
a revelation to the onlookers. The troopers entered
the arena from the Fourth-ave end o. tho Garden
the horses dancing sideways. while the band played
the lively airs made famous at colored cakewalks
The horses danced IN perfect time With the music
The horses danced Virginia Reel and wer
through other difficult manGuvros. The artiller :
drill and the exhibition Of expert driving by ii
9TH Artillery. United States Army, evoked shout
Of approval
An unfortunate accident happened while the lgh,
battery OF the 9th United States Artillery gon,
through its evoiu'ions in the afternoon. fhsrss
six horses attached to the gun carriage ana
on their final round one Of the wheels struck
wooden stake near the bicycle track and the car
ragc topped over. Edward J. Burns. twenty-,hr.s
years OF age. was thrown from me carriage. an;
his right Lex was shattered near the thigh IA
was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital. where his broken
limb was put into spllnts. He was reported % b.
doing nicely last night A similar accident hap
pened in the TOURNAMENT last year. Captain Reilly
Brgadier- General George Moore Smith James z
Of athletics and FREDERICK Gcrlach, chairman of m,
Racing Board OF the League Of American Wheel.
While on his way 70 Boston Yesterday. Major.
General NGsPn a. cod es =, 90 10 Co,'a
Friday night. and should be- much pleased 70 see
,o y ib Coonel assures the presence ~ GI Dos
Miles on National Guard night friday. when Gov.
ernor Roosevelt will review
Among the notable people occupying boxes lau
viewing ofricer: General McCroskey Bu,t coion.l
Andrews. Adlutant General state OF New-York:
%9G9 sc Ra9s A'ksSR nh Louis ' F,
gerald General Samuel VI WEIGH. jr. Colonel
James n; JARVIS General George MSoTs sma
General joseph p. Story. Colonel Thomas y Rand
The summaries follow:
one Nile hczclo race novice)-Firs, beat won By
Nicholas 22d Kegmen IT., s., Tat 1911 Rfsmsn 80
AHA r = heat Eat. won S y N1 ul 9G (,
ieqsh sane ts,v , .ec9 10. ana ND
SON pa Regiment. p. NJ. Da'v. pa Regiment, .ecori
Resmen r. &eSaadsr ~" 2s R.sms ,5'' .,c.5 "a
Tsd 5ea! 22S T'9 R.s Ss 81 II J5an'p 20
oil T. fourth 6ssi won by v Ssi.y 1871 R.g.mss,
4 y wf gy 20 Hfs%rn 2 a.. rns
Regiment second Tlme-o.u% Final he, uoa by V
TimeDoii% won by three feet, SAN. di,,a,. t.pesn
One One nils lie run ,hsndlcaP,-won ~ " r Mclaughlin.
22 Essm ss1, q; Hs,,. N sS, 2 hssm;H'
third Time-i:54s. It va. pretty stfessie with No.
Gr and olanier rinnns az. %. team N ss rear Hob
could not hod t. McCirr forged front doggef
i,v NcI>,urhin. tho zap - Tho he. M-isugnn f0reei
&, the front AMI McGlrr was beaten. McfDushn vra
easily BY fifteen yards. with McGirr far tho
veteran I0iiandor
The programme for tonight will be as follows:
ATHLETIC.
Eight hundred -eigity-yerd heavy marching
der military championship mile bicycle
handicap. two-hundrei and twenty ard run. novice
four Hundred and forty-yard run. handicap.
MILITARY
pavoret drill and battle By United States Marin.
Corrs lrill and rough riding by West Point Military
Academy cavalry Detachment: mounted platoor
dhu by Second Battery y y Y. rough an.
Cgsack riding and hurdle jumping md cavalry dnr
bv The % Cayalary. L. :. a. musical. gymnasic and
callsfhonic drill by First Battery. y. y
mounted platoon drill artillery exercises. gate ps
driving etc 9th Artillery L. : a. Light Battery y