New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
OFF FOR TIE STATE GIMP TO-DAY.
THE 71sr REGIMENT TO RELIEVE THE 9Tif-THE
OLD GUARD TO VISIT THE FORMER
A special train will leave the Grand Central

THE 7lsT REGIMENT TO RELIEvE THE 0Tlf-THE
OLD GUARD TO VISIT THE FORMER
A special train will leave the Grand Central
Depot at l2i5 D. m to-day bearing the 7lst Regiment.
n. g. 3. n. y. to the State Camp at Pceksk Tho reg
inent will assemble arnory at 10 where tho
companies will he inspected by their commandants who
will see that they fully equipped for week OF field
duty after which thcy will be marched TO the
depot. It IA expected that there Will be
nearly 500 In the command, including
Ebens 7lst Regiment Band Of forty pieces and thirty
drummers aud ffcrs. At the camp tho 5th Separate
Company Of Newburg. the 10Th Separate Company OF
Poughkccpse and the Goth Separate Company Of Bng-
hamon will unite with the regiment, being designated
respectively while Peekskil rs Companies r. l. and
VI OF Colonel McAlpin's command These companies
number altogether $50 The following detail Is
made for the day until relieved ut the camp at night
fall Officer OF the day. Captain W. C. Clark; officers
Of the guard First-Lieutcnant Samuel J. Hunty and
Second Lieutenant william A. Lake. The following are
the officers Colonel McApn's command. Including the
separate companies under their temporary desg-
nations: Colonel Edward A. McAlpin, Lieutenant
Colonel Appleton d. Palmer. Major Frederick kapper.
Admiant Augustus r. Francis, Quartermaster William
Courienay. Cpmnissary George L. McAlpin n7pector-
fEne Practice Charles A. Hess snrge9n Edward =. L.
Marsh Frederick ". Dwycr and Dan
tel : Burr. Chaplain the Rev. Dr. Marvin r. Vincent.
Company A. Captain T. Dekay Iownssnd fri,i, Lieu Lieu,
tenant A. r. Taylor second iieuienant William Lake
S%G D. Gp'9 Sa r. saa"an
James A. Night: Company &, captain Anur-w Z.
/aibfiskic rfSt-leutenant,
" Iagan Company ID, Captain William Z. Clark. FIRST
Lieutenant David II. Tcets recond-ieutenant John e.
Fischer: Company f.. Captain James Chase. First.
Lieutenant John H. Wells, Second Lieutenant Edward
j. Little, Company f. Captain Thomas A. McBain First
Lienten Charles NJ. Kennedy. Second Lieutenant
George u. Chile: Company G.. Captain Samuel G..
Blakely First Iieuonant Samuel j. Hunty,
second Lieutenant James T.. Place. Company
H. Captain Frank H.. Jordan. no lientenants
Company l. Captain l. Frank Barry FIRST Lieutenant
Philp Tiden. second LcuteLant Maurice ID. GeeFy;
Company X. Captain Wright d. Goss no first heut"n-
cnt, Second Lieutenant Marshal W. Day; Company L.
Captain William iIaubcnucsic First Lieutenant Louis
T. lIaubcuncste, second Lieutenant Martin j. Bente;
Company VI, Captain Hiram Rogers. Frat Lieutenant
Charles r. rnppcr second Lieutenant L. II. Lyon.
This evening after guard mounting ana dress parale
there will be di'pay OF fireworks and also promenade
by Ebcu- band Tomorrow morning NJ lo.io
o'clock divine service Will be held on the parade
grounds and the Rev. DR.. Marvir X. Vincent
of the Church OF the Covenant In this city, who chap
lain of the regiment. viii preach. On Thursday tho
command will he reviewed by Governor HILL ON that
day l-o the Of the 7s Regiment aud the Old
Guard. commanded by Major George ". Mclean, VIII
leave the Grand Central depot ut p m ana with many
invited Will visit the camp, returning 10 the city
after dress parade OH the same evening