New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-24
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO GUARDSMEM.

| CHANGES ORDERED BY TUE ADJUTANr-GENERAL-
TALK ABOUT THE STATE CAMP.
In accordance with orders issued by MajOr-General
Alexander Shaler the regiments constituting the First
Division will practice riae-shooting at Creedmoor as
follows 9TH Infantry, by detachments, June U; 9th
Infantry, June 16 9Th Infantry. June %; 18th In
fantry, June %; Goth Infantry. June 26; 18th
Infantry, June 20; 71st Infantry, June 80; 22d
Infantry, July o.
general order from the Acknowledgements Office
announces that the following officers have been com
missioned In the National Guard:
9TH Brgade-Oscar j. Brown. major and quarter
MASTER with rank from February 26
7th Regiment-Austin E. Allen, second lieutenant,
with rank from March 81.
18th Regiment McCoskry Butt, second lieutenant,
with rank from February %. Samuel Parsons, first
lieutenant. with rank from April Z. Edmund L..
Knoeder, second lieutenant with rank from April z.
18th Regment-Edward Fackner lieutenant
colonel, with rank from March a. j. Frederick
Alderman, major, with rank from March 27:
22d Regiment-iiarry N. Sims, captain and assistant
surgeon, with rank from May 81.
23d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.. Holmes. first lieutenant
and adutant, with rank from March II. Harold L.
Crane captain with rank from March 49, George L.
Hall, first lieutenant with rank from March 13
Theodore w. Scocks, second lieutenant, with rank
from March 10. joseph T. Hull second lieutenant
with rank from March II.
: 65th Reg meDt-lheOdore Burgard, second lieu
tenant, with rank from March z.
69th Reeiment-Thomas Mortimer, cal tain. with
rank from March %.
list Rcgiment-Josah p. Marquand captain, with
rank from March II. William A. Lake, second
lieutenant, with rank from March g. George l.. Nc
Alpin first lieutenant and commlssary OF subsistence
with rank from March 4.
Marvin X. Vincent, captain and chaplain with rank
from March 4. Augustus L. Francis. first lieutenant
and ad jutant, with rank from March 4. Edward /.
r. Marsh. major and surgeon. with rank from March
T. Frederick Walker Gwyer, captain and assistant
surgeon with rank from March 4.
% tOlOWinO have AdOlDh PettpUkOfpr,
captain. sd Regiment; William I. De Nyse. captain
and A. d. C.. 4th Brigade; James Plunket captain
69th Regiment; John W. Gossin, captain, oath separ
ate Company Jose ID. G. Priest captain, I'D keg
mcnt Omar V. Sage major and ordnance oihcer, 9th
Brigade; Alfred A. Mitchell, first Lieutenant, 69th
Regiment; Thomas NJ. Turner first lieutenant, 18th
Regiment; John w. Flcck. captain, 18th Regiment ;
Robert c. Clapp, fret lieutenant. 9th Regiment; and
Cyrus p. Smith, second lieutenant, go Regiment.
The following have been discharged First Lie Iten-
ant Frank Num- 7th Regiment; First Lieutenant
Carl b. Smith assistant surgeon 9TH Battery; Second
Lieutenant Charles Richter. 32d Regiment
Special Orders No. %, accepting Tie resignation Of
Captain Charles Vorgang. inspector of rifle practice
sd Regiment have been revoked
President Cleveland has sent letter 70 Major
George w. Mclean, accepting the escort OF the Old
Guard on Decoration Day.
In the TIN Infantry Corr oras William T. Peterson
Daniel NJ Brady and James NJ. Munson, having passed
their examinations non-commlssioned officers, have
received their warrants
Alter the recent parade and review by Mayor Low
of the cadet corps OF the 18th Infantry winch passed
of splt mildly, marksmens badges presented to
ten successful competitors bv Colonel Edward Falkner
The officers and men of the 18th Infantry have re-
ceived much praise from military who witnessed
their parade for drill General Brownels street riot
tactics.
Captain Daniel Appleton, Of Company f., 9TH In
fantry, has gone yachting cruise.
by an order from the ndiutant generaPs office the
fatigue blouse for warm weather adopted by the
7th Infantry, Ia, been approved
Captain George H. Petit has been rendered the posi-
ton OF major OF the 23d Infantry. The resignation
OF ill-bealth OF First Lieutenant Curtis r.
Davies Of Company c. of this regiment IL announced
During service Of more than twelve years he has
never missed roll call.
John Thompson formerly first sergeant of Company
D. 23d Infantry has receive offer OF tho position OF
second Lieutenant iu that company.
The announcement that the I'D Infantry will 60 into
camp early In June has made recruiting brisk Twenty
members have recently joined Active prepare
ons for the week of outdoor duty in progress The
men being especially instructed in the duties of
scntincls
The armory of the 10Th Infantry to be built in
accordance with the plans Of Architect James r. Ware
in Nmth-aye., sixty first and Sxty-second st will be
an ornament To the noghborhood and great benefit
TO the regiment.