New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-28
FOLIO WING THE DRUM.
NATIONAL GUARD HONORS-PRIZES, PRO-
MOTIONS AND PARADES.

Applications for the bronze, silver and gold
medals for service for ten. fifteen and twenty years
respectively in the 22d Infantry will be received
by tho committee the Long Service Medal Captain
George A. Miller. Captain William V. King and First
Lieutenant ~ i. Thurston. All who have served for
the several periods named entitled to medals whether
the service continuous or not
Company Of the 22d Infantry and Its guests recent
enjoyed the dfth annual strawberry festival of the
command at the armOry.
Captain Harold l. Crane Of Company q. 23d Infantry,
will wear the Oliver diamond badge for the next year
It was presented by Comussary Richard Oliver to the
company for recording the highest percentage ia recruit
ing during the past year
Tho Regimental Officers Association OF the 23d
Infantry will have its annual dinner to evening
Major Darius Ferry. Captains stoddard Washburn and
Smith constitute the committee Of arrangements.
The opera glasses offered by Captain NJ W. Brigham 10
the member Of Company F, ed Infantry making the
best average In rno practice during The last drill
season. have been won by James Whitehosse. Jr.
The annual elambake OF the veterans OF tho 7lst
Infantry will be given ut Pleasure Bay July o. The
regiment goes Into camp July L. taking 500 men,
Ebcns band OF forty pieces, drum and nfe corrs OF
twenty-seven men and two buglers.
Tho following commissioned officers have passed.
tho Examination OF the 7h Infantry: sergeants
Charles A. Hall, Jr oscar Musnan, jr, and Corporal L.
II. Richards, OF Company ID Sergeant Wilbur d.
Bradley, Corporals Charles W. Kirby, IT., w. L. c.
Corporal f. Twyenert, Of Company g.
Tie 9Th Infantry went to Creedmoor rifle practcc
in fatigue uniform last Tuesday.
The following members OF tho 9th Infantry have heen
81 Sergeant Henry Tanger and Private Charles II
Wsllln, Company d. Priyates Daniel Kleinbergsr ana
Abram Zoekowsk Company l.; Corporal John p wall
and Private James W. Rezan. Company on FIRST
Sergeant w. &. Jones ana Pryates Gilbert Ioeb ana
Henry Koch, Company ki and Sergeant W. Hanson
Company !.
John d. Godrick member of Assembly and an old
member Of the 9th Infantry has been proposed as
for Company I, sth Infantry.
See and Lieutenant W. Walcott Marks, OF Companv y
9th Infantry has been elected First Lieutenant Robert
Warre has been Second Lieutenant and loser
A. Brady has been elected Corporal
Ex-Lieutenant Shcedy or Company X, 9th Infantry
who IL Kansas, recently siot himself by accident In
the right hand The wound was 30 serious to render
arnputatiOu necessary.
Infantry showed that tho regiment though its numbers
are snail. Ia In good state OF drill hnd discipline
Quartermaster Sergeant q. II. Walker, Corporal
Solomon Bermears, Company @; First Sergeant 9. j.
Farrell and Sergeant Henry Wagner Company l; Ser
geant f.. r. Walton. Company II aud Corporals Hugh
lawson, Company b; Lyndon Jackson, q. W. Dephine,
j. X. Foran, W. b. Park and Joseph White, Company
ID, of the 18th Infantry, have received warrants
Governor Hill win review tho 18th Infantry at the
| State Camp on July 10.
Company X, Of the 18th Infantry, had glor GUS time
| at its recent stag racket" Two medals for rifle
practice have been offered by Messrs Dolan Alder and
Smith, to be known rs the Dolan-Smth medal and the
Alder medal The first is to be OF gold and the latter
| silver. Members winning them two successive year:
| Will be entitled TO them.
| second Lieutenant A. O. Crone Of Company l. 1 itl
Infantry. has been promoted to the frat Lieuenancy
He has been member OF the company since 1873.
| Tho companies Of the 22d Infantry assembled FOL
l instruction In guard mounting and sentry duty q