New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
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THE STATES SOLDIERH.
EXERCISES AT THE INCONSISTENCIES, REVIEWS
BALLS AND RECEPTIONs.


EXERCISES AT THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, REVIEWS,
BALLS AND RECEPTIONS.
The sword recently voted to Captain Daniel
Appleton of the 7th Regiment, the mostpopuar Occf
In the National Guard the fair OF the Attn Regiment
was formally presented to him last Tue-@y night after
the regdar drill of his comn. delegation of officers
81 the BrooAy. regiment, by whom the presentation
wa, made vero afterwa:d entertained at supper
The sth Regiment Will probably be ordered into camp
next summer and at the battalion drills ana oicers
drills to be given after New Years Day camp duties will
be q feature Of the instruction
Colonel John Hamilton, str United states Artillery
will review the 23t Regiment at its armory next We'd
nesday evening A testimonial benefit VIII DO given
% F. l. Eben the regimenta band lster. on that occa-
sion. feature of the entertainment will be an exhibit
ton IN beating calls by the drum corps.
Quartermaster COurcnay, OF tho list Regiment. mas
the excellent condition OF his boob aud papers ana the
precisencSs of his accounts.
The 9TH Regiments library contains the largest cocc-
ton of military gathered together In this country
The Library Committee proposes appoint librarian
TO take charge Of It and 10 be constantly at the arhory
fo purpose of lOaning books to members OF the com
nand The number of books is constantly increasing.
Aprnod statement Il the result of this years muster In
each regiment Of the FIRST ana Second Division shs pee
Issued by Sergeant L. 5. Haagensen company n, ana
Private Robert Bruce, Company D, 1871 Regiment 80
The Board OF Officers OF the 18th Regiment had lts
annual dinner the Barrett House last Monday night
Addresses made by many OF the officers anu Coroner
John Ward read an original poem entitled Inc Dream
OF Great Jones'" , , ,...,
The discharges OF captains IOWnSCnu anu tlunHu
Of the list REGIMENT have been received from Albany
Tho regiment parts with thor with regret . .,o
The reception Of Company ID, 22d Regiment, at the
arnory Tuesday evening, largely attended ana
greatly enjoyed. ~, ,,.o,oo ,or,, hoon granted 70
Captain Aspnwall of Company |, l2th Regiment he
sailed for Europe on Saturday ., ..c,.-.,..e..,u
The Goth Regiment is be reviewed ny Charles Stew
art Prge at Madison sAIqre G0rIsn %@m me- cones c,
to New-fork Governor nm ~ 10 ics.e on ' ~, o ~
me Irish Land League Fund.
Colonel JOSIAH Porter OF the 22d Regiment will retlrn
li. WEI n UTie! visit to virginia
Company Il. 18th Regiment, Will give lts eNhlDitioh
of athletic games at the regnenal armory next Friday
Company b. 22i Regiments to give receptions on
alternate Monday. in January, February and March.
The Veterans Association Of the 9th Regiment hcid
It's regular monthly meeting last Wednesday evening IN
Extensive preparations are beng made for he grand
ball OF the 6'th kegimeht az the Aeaemy Oh us'' Oh
Tho 10Th Regiment reloces at me return OF Colonel
Jones his trip the West He has resumed active
command Battalion drills VIII begin early IN January.
CAPTAIN Jefferson of Company c. Sth Regiment, has
The reception Of Company d, 9th Regiment after drill
last Wednesday evening was largely ATTENDED and
Colonel Scott. Of the sth Regiment, has assumed
active command, having entirely recovered from inc
Iientenant.Coio George Moore Smith, Captains
Don A9nao f1Lai mi" and ouariicrna.cr john f.
Long OF the 9TH Regiment, constitute the committee
on the state of the Regiment.
The battalion drills Of eth Regiment in the armory
The 81 Bntiory viii give its first reception for the
season next Tuesday evening. - ,-- -.
entertainment VIII D" clNcn I'D the oIuoeIN I"oH W
the arnory the 22d Regiment next Wednesday even
next Thursday evening Company F. 10Th Regiment.
will give "at home" aftcrdr Lieutenant Macl4ley
I've elected first Lieutenant in place OF BoyIan'
Cappas 7th Regiment Band Is to be rendered tcsti.
monial at the aunory next month ny VI" BOAR" l VI
Officers There is promise OF brilliant entertainment
The new captain of Company II, list Regiment, nav,
Ing passed the Examining Board, has taken command
The new ,irIm major OF the list Regiment Henry C..
- drum major or Cameron POST. g. y
r. and OF the Cdicdorian Ciuh hrId music lie was
formerly first sergeant of the drum corps OF the ''th
The following civil officers for the ensuing year have
been elected by Company lIth Regiment: President,
Captain RAMON Cardovl itrc1surcr First Lieutenant n
O. Crane; financial secretary :. solomon recording
The officers OF the Rifle Cub OF Company b. 23I Reg
imcnt, recently elected Ior year. are sergeant r. A.
geant j. -. 4. Ondcrtouk. treasurer. Every Friday
night the club matches, at 200 AID 800 yards alter
Company Z. GET Regiment IA. elected y. Xavier
nth sergeant formerly first sergeant hut took
his discharge and has now re-cuistcd.
tenant Butt Of Company T. I2th Regiment viii be- uicd
by the election OF Sergeant Nahonoy To tho position
The concerts OF the Glce club Of 7th Regiment will
he held in the Veterans room at the nrmOy on January
30 and April g. The seating capacity OF the room J,
limited aud only 100 subscription tickets arc ~ hr sold
each emitting the holder to two seats Tor each concert
and sold for -.
The eth Regiment will make the proposed trip to
California, aud the committee appointed TO consider The
matter has been instructed 10 decline TIC invitation with
thanks.
Compluy C. sth Regiment. Ia. chosen tho following
civil officers Tor the ensuing year; Recording SECRETARY
Freeman: treasurer First Lieutenant Thomas t. Fraser
scrgcant-at alarms Frank j. SiHhl
Private J. A. IIyamcs who hrs been member 81 Com.
pany G. Regiment for nearly thirty years, attended
it, meeting at tho srmOry last Thursday evening
The company passed resolutions Of regret Tor the death
OF Private James Campbell