New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-06
IN THE SCHOOL OF THE SOLDIER.

NATIONAL GUARD DRILLs-PREPARlNG FOR IN
sPEcTIoN-PRoMouoNs-P
First Lieutenant William Z. Kirby has been
promoted to be captain of Company e. 18th Infantry
He first en- tered the National Guard @ drummer boy
in the 14h Infantry. He is the regmental treasurer
In Company A, 9TH Infantry, H. G. II. Koch has been
promoted to be corporal. Sergeant f. W. Drake, Cor.
poral f. III. Gouge and Private G. c. Field have been
discharged Private William p. Williams, having moved
from the city, has been dropped from the rolls.
Warrants have been received by the following non
commissioned officers inthe 9th Infantry: Company ID
Corporals George Weiiman and Charles W. scheburg
Company f, Sergeant James Hill and Corporal Michael
]. Boyani and Company G, Sergeant Philip s. sehu-
macher.
tenant of Company c, 9th Infantry, and Lieutenant
John II. King, of Company /, has resigned.
After the regular parade Oh Decoration Day Company
OF the 9th Infantry paraded with Robert Shaw Post,
Staten Island.
Company of the 22d Infantry will take lob men
into camp.
The Rifle Club OF Goth Infantry. which is 10
pete for the Coogan Trophy" at New-HayeD, is likely
give good account OF itself Nine members Of the
club went to CreeoOr recently and made an average
of fifty outof possible seventy points.
Edgar Havland has been elected second lieutenant Of
Company A, 23d Infantry, in place Of Cyrus r Smith,
resigned.
The several companies of the 23d Infantry were. in
struccd in guard mounting by the Aduant during the
past week. as follows: Monday, June l, Companies G
ID, and +; Wednesday. June 3, Companies A. and |;
and Friday, June ), Companies G., Ill and h. Company
OF THIS regiment spent Decoration Day at West
Point
The annual inspection of the ID Battery Captain
Ferdinand r. Earle, will take place IN the arDory DIS
mounted, on the evening OF July l. The officers and non
commissioned officers will met every Thursday for
theoretical instruction.
The 32dinantry viii parade for inspection and muster
Oh June "a at p H.. ~ Prospect Park. Company OF
this command has elected the following mOD-cOlnml5-
stoned officers rergeants Hugh Morris and James Ill
Flynn cOrpOrss, john Conrad and Conrad thompson.
The following EVIL officers OF Company r, ga Ih-
faury been elected: Viee-President, First Ser
geant Conrad recording secretary, Sergeant Hugh Nor
rir; financial secretary, Corporal Conrad Thompson;
treasurer, Lieutenant Dleumcke; sergeant-at arms,
Sergeant :. y. Richmond
The 7lst Infantry is recruiting rapidly and, 1t is ex-
prcted, VIII take 300 men into camp.
Company OF the 12th Infantry Will have us annual
picnic at Union PARK on June 10.
Warrants have been Issued to the following hOh-coln
missiOned officers OF the 18th Infantry; Left General
Guide Charles Bajarr, quartermaster Sergeant Robert
Paul sergeant John ID. Mueller, Company ID Sergeant
J. j. OHaNoran, Company IL, ana Sergeant Pump
O'Shca, Company ; COrpOras Frank Dannle, Company
+. ana Charles Beefinger, Company III.
The FIRST and third Thursdays IN each month nave peeh
designated for rifle practice during the summer by the
comuanddnt OF Company l. 18th Infantry. .
TIE 18Th Infantry IL Orlercd 10 Crcedino0r Tor rue
practice June H. Quartcrndstcr Charles werner, Oh
this command. has passed the Second DIVISION EAamih
The nth Infantry will parade inspection and mus
ter IN Prospect ISfk Brooklyn, June 23 AT . p III.
A medal has beeu presented 10 Private ". thompson
Of Company ID. l4th Infantry. for recruiting twenty
seven mcn during the past year. ,.
The 1lh Infantry, which does not go into camp thls
year. ordered 70 CroednoOr for rifle practice on June
The prizcs offered by Captain w V. Peacon OF Com
pany +, llth Infantry. at the beginning OF tne arm
season, have been by FirstSergesnt W. H. Murray
consist OF regimenla badges and engrossed certificates
OF membership.