New-York tribune., 1885-09-21
AFFAIRS or THE NATIONAL GUARD.
PREPARING PoR observation-disclosures MADE
PERSONAL INFoRMATIoS.

PREPARING PoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MADE
PERSONAL INToRMATIoS.
National Guard officers who have been ab-
sent on vacation rapidly returning Quartermaster
Courtenay Of the 7ls Infantry Ia back from his New
England trip. Brigade Inspector H. Dickerson Jewett
and Captain W. Enen Roosevelt aidedc-camp, both OF
the 81 Brigade. arc home again.
Additional riho practice Ivy the 69th Infantry VIII
take place at Croedmoor in October Colonel CavAnagh
recautly made requistion for $50 now uniforms
which has not been approved
CorporaI George ". Kinghcey and Private Louis
Mertz have been chosen sergoants and Prtvates L. s.
Ballou. william A. Brtton ant K. II. Kotchum corpo'
rails OF Company T. Attn Infantry. Captain Edward
schwalbach OF the 47h nfantry, having resigned his
commission. has been honoraby discharged.
The annual inspection OF tho 23d Infantry will take
place IN the aruory on the evening Of October Q.
The new armory Of the i7th Infantry VIII be opcned
before the fair s hed there with appropriate &
drst lieutenant Is 10 he elected by Company G. 23l
Infantry. September -. Second Lieutenant W. D.
Tine ar't series OF tho annual eamos of tho athletic
club Of the 9Th nianty will take place on November l.
The regmentHl court sn,Sn S 80 ~
Cooas scott Of the sth Infantry Is rapidly
fbe ON Infantry will have IL. annual inspection on
Tuesfay evening October Il 10 will probably take place
Nm The armory Of the 22d REGIMENT
Captain George GusioN has ordered his company, ~,
day OF each month. Tor dr,!l nd instraci'ona,
Captain Dr- Nrot is q hays command otthe now
veteran company, l., ~ the 1lst Infantry.
Captain Ferdinand 4. Earie's "a Batery VIII nave us
annual b. spsCtion aud mu-tcr to-day.
colonel McApiu, OF the 5l-; Infantry Is on VISIT 20
Recruiting is brisk in Captain Louis woudel's lst Bat
terY Drills Tor tho Instruction ot NV ucnueTs are eld
every Tusziiy 4ut Friday evening The Uphucal auirs
OF the Battery reported by tho hnance committee TO
C"n'pany q. 5th Infantry Captain J. C. Abrams will
nave T. annual diuuer al Hotel Brunswick next "ehne-
fbc p,.u,er ~ Company r. loth Guflutry making the
beet rscori 90 attendance discipline aud uf during tuo
coming -rasob viii be prr-cutrd Win bauSe gNch DJ
An honorary member Ci the company, ..
Or. ara out t,r cunpa1rs Of tue IL Ia Infantry TO
ylsii Fort Madsworh and practise with the hoa'y guns
a. follows: Company T., september -; Company II.
September 20 Company @, september - companies
4 and T. September 20.
Irutruaat Franklin Bartlett, 81 the OH Infantry, has
had bi. leave ~ uhseuco extended ul October l.
The iDsrectlun ~ tho sth Infantry VIII take place In
tho armory Of the 92i Infantry, II Colonel Porter CON
ssuts. 4,
be Isf Infantry Niuthavc, between StNty-nrrt ana
Eixty..rcouI sts.. Saturday was an informal auat
The regiment did not parade. 81, -
The lt Iufauiry will resume lt' regular drills on
October l. second Leuteunutvicct koeng, OF Company
r. has been aiiudeed unqualified. having failed 70 ap
near for examination.
The new eutenant- Colonel % the llth Infantry, VIII
IAN T. on late tain OF tue OH Infantry, nrst
eutsred tho private In the Old 31th Infantry
Of the National Guard IN Mrch, 1861. lie was siter-
rar second Lieutenant of Company ID. l2th Infantry,
York Volunteers, aud was discharged on account Vi
dtsublItv cau.ed by wounds In December, lSO-
Iohn NrGauley, who was elected First Lieutenant OF
ccwn.nv q sth Infantry. failed 60 appear Tor eIanina
on before the Board and therefore loses the position
Flrt Lieutenant Thomas T. Freeser has assumed com
mand oi Company G. sth Infantry captain AHfeu 1oHoi@
.wft.- haan rrlIg ed