New-York tribune., 1885-10-19
CITIZEN S0LDIERs IN TRAIYiyG.

CITIZEN SDL!IEHS IN IHIiNINh.
DRILLING THE STATE TRoOPs-YEw OFFICERS COM
MissIoNrD-rRIZEs FOR GOOD CONDUCT.
The member OF the 10Th Regiment who
makes tho record for drl discipline and attendance
during the coming season viii be awarded the Waterloo
medal. presented b. william simpson. an honorary
member OF Company i. II was taken from the dead
body Of an Officer of the i2l Nghaadcrs at Waterloo
and consists OF circle Of gold on which prccIou7
stones and the ST. Andrews Cross chain and pair
Of crossed rdes suspend 1t ro bar Oh which are the
words. " Challenge Badge"
The following officer, m the First and Second divisions
have received commissions: ptain Guy l.. Baker,
aidcc-,aup FIRST Br tdo -tad, First Lieutenant Wal
ter ~ schuyler Conu>, AIRY of -ubsiseug",-th Regiment
second LI.u cuart. Horace Leo Maslu-tou. ~h Reg
meut: Second Lieutenant, John -. Walton 3th I:'gl-
mrut: Captain Grui-" NIl nam Collins. ,tit SUR
gcol: captain GEORGE ~hrly, lusucctor ot l;i1c
Prsciice; N,nr Frank tJrur-. aud -crnrl cutcn'n'
Harold Christensen. Alfred J.. ~ciiecr an Charles f.
~uibrug. aI OF tie Ilth Regiment; First Lieu
teulut Austin o. Crane, ant Second Lieutenant
JOIN J. Elrnbcck. i2i iicsimcnt; First Lieutenant
William D.,""nd amt Fret - irqt"ntnt Jon" D. Ryan,
The r.ssuato1. ot Ctptau II. -. Lockwood, l2th
Regiment; captain Frank II. Jordan and First Lied
tenant Philip iII'a. 1l-t Regiment have been '''
crpi"i ,-.. ..,,, ,, -,t
Regiment April 10, l-Gl Wa, Henry Van der Nc}dr,
wh, tie war has brcu established ior many years
~ London as phJ,o Haph"r lie is ia Ne"-1oik Oh a
VISIT after fifteen years absence. 800
TAc Bod trophy for mnlS,ma .hip. now held hy Com
competed for at the rcsln'n' ar"orj during tho com
hc annual inspection ana muster of the sth Rcsi.
mcut 800 tine armory OF the 22d Regiment last week,
tncrs were present nrnlins ar.I ala s.E - - '9,n,
present bu his Lame ankle prevented nun from ahing
Lieutenant W w,lIcott Marks will succeed to the
Captaincy OF Company t. 9th ln.anry made vacant by
the promotion Of william T.. Walton.
Colonel stewart has ordered comrany drills in the
1lth Regiment IS follows: COMPANIES ana L5, every
Wednesday; +, every Ihunday ana / and q. every
The following ron-commissionel officers Of the sth
Regiment have received warrants: Sergeant James III.
simpson Company D; FIRST sergeant John Milet, Ser
iIcpp. CoupIuy II; Sergeant Charles Bulwinkc and
Corporal Richard Carter Company J.; Corp0rals william
+. Kelly, Thomas Ready aud ID. L. Ban!mann' Com
i'% Company F. OH Regiment has adopted tho Of
the Walton Guard, IN honor OF rs late CAPTAIN now
lieutcIaut-co.cuci Of tho llth Regiment, william T.
Walton, by whom the company was rcorsanzcd in
August, $50. The com.iny hcIh nicotinE HI lhe
armOry last Tuesday evening AZ which Lieutenant
Colonel Walton was presented with a valuable sword,
belt shoulder straps aud shoulder knots by the mem
hcrs.
copied a call FROM an outoi-town church. has resigned
Xi, for & Of m. compancs Of the 1ith Rcrment
have been designated follows: Mondays. Companies
{ ana D Tue4days and II Wednesdays, and X
The -th cgm"nt will visit Crcedn1or Tor uno prac-
tIce for the last time this season next Ihur'lay MI.
Lieutenant Frederick Iuns Of Company H. having been
"iGapiain william Brown Who. since May 25 1892 has
bccn member OF COMPANY B 18Th Regiment, has re-.
signed his position "a comuaudaut Of that company
e held the positions succs.vcly OF corporal. sergeant,
dr.t-scrgeant sccondlicutcnant, hr7tlcntenant and
captain having served In the latter capacity since Octo-
mo I'm Regiment will make full dress parade in
prnntlvn WIN Colonel Edward T. Gaylor in command
tomorrow aud VIII take formal possession Of it,
armory. The prospects OF the fair to be held for The
purpose of furnishng the company rooms are bright.
The siguation OF Captain stephen @. Ryan, Of Com
pany G.. G9th Regiment, ls announced by his with
drawal the command loses an able ohicer
Tho resignation OF Captain DE Kay Townsend. OF
the II Regiment has been forwarded % brigade head
who temporarily In command.
only portion Of the l2j uniforms ordered for
the 7ist Regiment have been received by Quarter
Several men a. the recent muster were without
their ml equipments.
fresh supply Of new blou.es belts sabrcs and spurs
hn. been received by the lst Battery. This command
will gye It's annual concert on the evening Of December
The last days shooting for the season at Creedmoor
by TIE - Regiment will taks place tomorrow
The G9th Re-imrnt visited Crccdmoor last Friday and
diI some crcdtablc shooting.
The rank, OF Company G.. ith Regiment, were nearly
fun on the occasion Of attending divine the
swedish Church, Pacifc-st., Brooklyn last week.
Monday evenings have been apart by the command
Of the 1lth Regiment for the Instruction OF the
Lieutenant Robert b. Moss has received vote Of
thanks from the OF the st Battery for the medals
for proficiency In dHll presented by HIM
Tie annual reception OF Company - llth Regiment,
Will be given at the arnory next Monday evening.
COMPANY B. ON Regiment, has been challenged by
lion at 300 yards with riffs Team, IRON the two com
panIes VIII engage IN the match on staten Island on
The Veteran Association Of the 2od Regiment at It's
meeting last week adopted resolutions calling upon the
Chcf OF the National Guard To take such
action view Of the irregularities ia connection with
sites fer new armores. as viii do justice to the good
name OF the National Guard.
The Injuries recently received by Captain LOnis Wendell
Will not prevent him from taking command Of First
Battery during the drill now about to begin.
Colonel :. Ellis Briggs commanding the Veterans Of
the 22d Regiment has announced the following staff:
Atiutant. J. G.. McMurray Qlartermastcr, j. H.
Palmer; Commissary, Taonas ". Harris and Pay
master, r. M. Robinson.