The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-15
MILITARY NOTES.


Co. D will give company reception soon.
Capt Andrew Duran of Co. B, Fourth Regiment,
has resigned.
Go to Norris, the Tailor, 9 Montgomery street. for
your fine clothing.
Wing drills will soon be ordered in the Fourth
and Ninth Regiments.
The Fourth Regiment shows a large increase in
marksmen over last year.
The members of Van Houten Post contemplates
holding fair in December.
Sergeant Grinstead has at last reserved his ap.
pointment as Brigade Orderly.
Corporal .'Billy" Peet has an anxious eye on
Sergeant Grinstead's place in Co. F.
Van Houten Post is in dourishing condition;
the members take pride in keeping it SO.
The Board of Officers of the First Regiment held
special meeting last Wednesday evening.
Stoves, ranges and household furnishing goods
at Il. f. Clarks stove store, SO Newark avenue.
The Brigade Board for the examination of com
missioned officers met last Monday evening at
Newark.
new company, to take the place of Co. d, First
Regimental Department of New Jersey, is being
raised in Hoboken,
new company is talked of on the Hill for the
First Regimental Department Of New Jersey and
another in Bayonne
The Fourth Regiment concert and hop on the
2Sth ult., was grand success in every way. The
regiment should repeat it.
The annual invitation ball of Henry Wilson
Post, No. Is, will be held at Coopers Hall on the
evening Of November oath.
Several officers of the Ninth Regiment have sig
nfed their intention of resigning if Col. Hart is
retained in command OF the regiment
Sergeant William Prove Of Co. + has applied for
his discharge. He has been ten years in this COM
pany and is one of its Oldest members.
Col. Dickinson has issued an order closing the
City Armory at 1880 At the request of commits
stoned officer it may remain open later.
The Commander Of U. s. Grant Post, of Brooklyn,
and delegation visited Van Houten Post on Friday
evening, they received an enthusiastic reception
from the members,
Company b, Ninth Regiment, will hold a recep-
ton tomorrow evening at the Armory. One Of the
attractions will be the original act, "The Zulu
Twins" by Messrs. Baldwin DAILY.
Capt. Cook, commander Of Co. G, has rendered
his resignation. but 1t has not yet been accepted.
The Captain will withdraw his resignation, pro-
vided decision adverse to Col. Hart is rendered
Gen. Plume by the Court of Inquiry.
The Ninth Regiment will soon lose its Orange
company. as battalion will soon be stationed
there This will give the First Brigade four Regi-
ments and three Battalions of three companies
EACH while the Second Brigade has only three full
Regiments, the Third, Sixth and Seventh although
these three Regiments show IS many men as the
four Regiments in the First Brigade.
The race for LIST Lieutenancy Of Co. "a, 4th Reqi-
ment has narrowed down to very close contest
between I'd Lieut.. j. Winfield Aymar and Private
Frank ]. Roe with the chances decidedly in favor
of the latter. who is supported by an association
bearing his name. organized last Tuesday evening
with membership Of thirty.Aye.
detachment Of ABOUT one hundred men of the
Fourth Regiment will visit Staten Island on Thanks
giving Day. Co. ., with large detail from Co. D
and a few men from the other four companies Of
the Regiment, will make up the required number
of men, They will be the guests Of Co. B, Ninth
New York Regim ent. stationed at Stapleton. The
Programme includes a parade. rifle match and
games. grand dinner at the leading hotel will
wind up th- day. The regimental field music will
the Command Of Car, ain Mason. and Lieutena st
Berrian and RUSSELL