New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-25

IA ,ba dopot, Their safety, hflri 'n', Vpn'J
lrsisvll Che police lne .", ~" r,SeInel AZ p,ps
snI. aud ii,ey promised not ~ ,emo'n lhr ipgua'
policemen from The walllne'ioon' 81 '"o "'po' WV
W "o w"Ss sent Ia tho bon,d agains The ~
naval Of detailed policemen iipm ile ''lnpNct
Hank, tho i,ank Of Nowsyoft, The A,slh Ntrnn"
Eailiond Depot aud Cooper Union rhltolnlan y,
q jlny"s. Who had hcon detailed lot ltcch years
In Tho nowoty Savings Hank. wha tcttcd on NV e''-
nnnl pension of 5000 aud appontcl u sp.ciRi " "
reiunn nj thr teuiiesi Of the president ol INC naN
Two mon who had passed the Ci,il service rNh1il
milton we're appointed pairOlmch on pionall1n 'oa
one month on condition that they wnuld lllaho mo
claim for nav for services while serving tue piopa
tionarv term They are the first policemen APP
pointed und0r the new rules.
GENERAL SHERMAN ON THE MILITIA
rAvoRING nrfr FROM TnE NATIONAL GoNEHN-
MrNrr-rnf REGULAR ARMY IS YEAST
In snitc Of the Indictment weather Yesterday
LARGE number of officers of the Army ana Inv
National Guard went TO Governors Island ~ no'.i
Genera, sherman read papeT sStni,riion, General
Hancock fresh commissioned and p9itY
AID looking every inch Nlajog -GenG,dl, pfcf'uiu,
On hiss lei st C9E'9i9 ' eloSe aientioa ard
every now aud then NAL ing notes on SIP payer;
Nest to him was General sickei; he erp!ilS ti.
bnRs leaning agansi lis chair GA General Ian,
cocLis right Yis. SioHg tacN. Fe1clfl t3isstbi
sloq1 AZ EaiioRa dcIkN |" .ihh}c 'Es5riSS"'a dtsHt
~ th| OlhA'"i'u', NJ ~" ,t." .slr,ut and
@.@qaS. ( ioi@ tMllg His lliiIit VA W,llIa RsS
fS.PYiI%}E1a .fbs &l13ll sfop5 Eits 3A5fY!}t,4
hla4hgERl hA6f8 wv ,,iA Ai'3BlEA43t
El3{DGiSoati8 f8Jp I4aaIar lhll, gaE4IH i3IH
Ibgl HW NtRt hlIiif' he lcdhAA1N tls
militia as if rNsltI imIT 1De NAl9lNl liN. NlN
iUt 'tlc nnlIrmcd AailghAl Guard gllcl " ik!4Wl
iip as substitute iQr the mlUllh NtIrlN tWllM
ing militia Which SUI ~ lalcs. i'il aNo P'"f
yidcs that each lnalc citizen between lhe 4Ae' ~
eighteen and forty -nyc shall be enrolled W
the militia aud thall pIoNde h'"s,'
with a most astonishing list OF arms nnn
Announcements, such things as lW"" W."
ihls law enforced said General sherman ,Hl l.
and Remington would have to close thrir "rLno,lS
and scarch among museums for arms TOT lIic ll-
niiar lie approved heartily the bill now before
Congress introduced by General Slocuul, 10 pro
vide for uniform system of mill TIA 'hronS iIi,,
country m time Of danger and that
the National Government should make generous
lamentations for it. Tue Regular Army! ne Said'
should he tho heaven for The whole mass 81 'hc y"
topal troops when called INTO service. -
Al The close Of General Shermaus paper '@n,,hl
stone moved vote of thanks and was srronl'u Nv
General Sickles. 4 general discussion OF the sun
jcct of the paper followed Among those present
were Generals Swccny, Nhippe ANA lackHnnh' "
frsscnden Shacr Walker and Catlln ava l!'u,c
tenants Patterson, Reilly, Young ana Hall,'nNi "
the Army aud Gcacril, liOTati0 {. KING SlFthoI,
MolmeuX McIoer, Wmgate aud Porter 'oioh',
Rodney G. Ward, aud Majors sehermcfhofh ana
Fncgc Of tho National Guard,