New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-12
STATE TROOPS IN TRAINING.
FALL INSPECTIONS AND PARADES.

huttons, furnishing their brasses ana "h'e""S "O'
eross-bets In anticipation OF tho coming season VI '
Location. narasc. aud drills The New York and Brook
IL, rerments are recovering from their ason'sumen'
at the orders consolidating those OF each city INTO ~
b-gadcs Tho results OF the elections for
< erals are generally regarded with Satisfaction lhe a
and Tile are little concerned about the organization or
organization OF divisions and brgades so long ~ '"'
r.,ments are left intact The condition OF the reg-
mems is fairly good. Those which have hnc armo,'es
are pro.pering. and the others in anticipation OF VIVA"
the new Armory Board Is expected to do for them arc
gaming recruits. 49,.
Coonel Emmons Clark has issued orders that the 9TH
Recinent proceed to Ceedmoor for second rifle pracee
in fatigue uniform, black belts and summer
helmets, with knapsacks overcoa's roieu'
and days rations. as ioiIows' va
Monday, september 90, Companies &. h b. h anu '"
and on Tuesday September 81, Companies IL, E. H.
ans l. The assembly will be. at 7;lO a. M Inc tra'"
leaves Long Island City at sos o'clock Enisted men
who have already qualified for the marssmans paaso
for 1856 are excused from second rife practice
Colonel John T. Camp, OF the oct Regiment nasi"
sued all order in which he announces that company
drills will begin tomorrow evening aud VIII 20 con-
,,uued weekly from TO $3.50 p. rs follows: COM
rsnies A and b, Monday; ID and F. Tuesday; Z ana E
Wednesday; II and |. Thursday G and ~ Friday
Tnese drls to be suspended or shortened With
Ont permission from headquarters.
Henry Chauucey ir who was unanimously elected
Maio OF SIN Regiment last week is regarded as one
., the ahest officers In the command. He served as
first lieutenant OF Company from March 1888 until
uIy IT, 1883 since which tim, he has been captain of
Company H.
By general ORDERS Just issued Adutant enera Porter
for the commanderin chief prescr!bes that the guidon
for artillery in the National Guard shall be as followG
forked scarlet silk three feet FIVE inches fly from
n, and two & s @' " U1 er the Gentle on
10Th sides of the udon two cannon crossing about fourteen
,S @ number and letters to be Of yellow
IN place by border Of neeework embroidery uIee-si1
in' o al hS Sh shaved and S four and oneh inches high
~ ,uc, Ia lie one and inches diameter and
nine icct long including spear and ferrule.
The of the Goth Regiment regard 1t as almost
certain tnat the application TO the Armory Board for
rev arory be erected on the site OF the OLD Que and
extending across Hall place useless street. one BLOCK
long on the side of the present building will be suc
cessfu. II is proposed 10 have the dr-room on the
ground aud TO have no market under the armory;
William " stout, VINO Resmsn Snt ras conn
pced to account OF business engagements,
syep as przss for recruiting The hrst prize viii be
the member OF the company who obtains the me
end of company dr season. and the second sha ne
Sre r.' Shall be recruited prize Of S25 win
gwen to member Who at tho close OF the season,
Company l. 9Th Regiment. held its first regular meet
ng OF the fall last Tuesday evening. The COM
s' roll git of $50 tho Charleston sufferers
W., s' ce%pany Is arranging for visit Of the entire
pany 10 Waiacks b-atrc on Wednesday evening. sop
lem a ~
the most por ular members OF the command.
Captsip Frrd maud p. Earle has ordered the I'd Bat
terry to parade at the armory dismouned In fun State
service uniform black helmet and cord haverssck cam
,srn' sprs aud white gloves Thursday, prepare
tory inspection and muster. The assembly VIII
tery are announced: Corporals c. X. Meehan and j.
irady have been warranted; PrivaLes j. V; Lehmon,
C. T. Morse. j. +. McHugh and b. j. Roberts have been
appointed artihcers. The following have enlisted: J.
WaneE f. i EsoeTs Van H HS.ssr :" H. Me Coma
Armstrong. II. j. Muhfeld. E. NJ Mortimer and William
The 18Th separate COMPANY. OF Poushkespsie, which
l,s.iment gets into ITS new armory. 49,.
ment has severed his connection with the command,
having gone io Jsneirn to remain permanently Hc
Of the most popular sud trusted members OF the
company. and IT'S treasurer.
TIE annual excursion OF tue Emmett Guard Company
IL Ggth Regiinent, Captain James G. Cunningham, to
Eocsaw-y Beach will take place to-day Tho members
VIII ase%oS sne c, az 10 oeoss WI" aA0 the
General orders just issued At Albany give the dates of
comm of new officers OF the National Guard rs
follows:
First Brigade Fitzgerald Brgadier General with
': Second brsad.Iapes McLeer. Brig dlcr- General
Tid brigade Parker, il, Brigadier General with
Fonrta Peter Doyle Brigadicr General with
SEVENTH franklin Bouker Lieutenant
with nk from July 80 iSs6 Vice Allen prSmo,ed ,
tenant m RANK from july ~ lSSs vice TOPPING rsSgnsd
lam VITA RANK lo@ August 20 lsso smith resigned
n%ss P rom SS JIM" % $50 wee hrae se' Som te
CAPTAIN Henry G. Wood, OF the Sd Separate Company
hss been rendered supernumersry.
Second Lieutenant William r. smith, who has been
apcinicd aliutaut OF the 22d Regiment. enlisted in
Company on june z. 1879 was promoted sergeant
iss6.
Colonel wilIan Seward ir.. OF the 9th Regiment. has
presented % Colonel Locke W. Winchester command
nc Inc veterans the 9Th Regiment and Colonel ).
Lls Briggs. commanding the Veterans of tue 22d kcg
ana "s g,pfi Ht .Sn rss940a'
m veterans Tor the handsome reception given to
the command on the occasion OF the pafsfe In com
incarceration Of tho twenty NTH anniversary OF the
departure of the 9th for the war.
viii I've announced 10y Captain Rowland Peil at the
regular meeting Of Company A, l2th keglmen to NOR
row evening. The captsih urges every member
exert himself to tho utmost so that tho company may
orers the class will assemble at The armory
Mondays aud Fridays at p M irll aud instruction.
Dennis c. McCarlhy are making arrangements for All
excursion 10 Hockaway to take place two weeks from
f.rst Lieutenant HAIRY d Cooper having been COM
mI,sicned captain OF Company D. 9TH Regiment. with
rank from May II Second Lieutenant Austin Il. Allen
having been commissioned hrst iieutenant OF the
company, with rank from June IA Frat sergeant
ia IS j. McKenna having been commissioned second
Hr.Tan, Frankpin 'sser having beom com@i.son"d
second lieutenant of Company d. with rank from July
80 Colonel Clark mas issued order Announcing their
promotion. aud directing that thoy be respected and
cb-yrd accordingly.
Tie resignation OF the following officers is announced
IN General Oriers from Albany: Captain Martin Nc
Oxen, lOth Separate COMPANY Major and Inspector of
RIFE Practice Edward NJ Bell second Nonteasut
George W. Hunt, 18Th Regineuti Lieutenant Colonel
aud Judge Advocate George r. Lawton, Second Lieu
tenant Henry HeudrcRsoD, l4th Regiment; Captain
Charles H. Smith. G5th Regiment First Lieutenant
William T. Delaney 0Jth Regiment, and Major al
l. ward l.. MOliueuI. The death OF Adutant George
i. DavIs of tue 18Th Regiment, 10 also announced.
The regular dr season of Company A. 9th Regiment.
begin October 4. and the urges that
@verv menler be pnnctns and regular in attendance,
that uniforms and equipments he kept In perfect order
ard that every effort be mautain the present
hch stsud,;ig OF the command.
Inc sth Regiment under command OF Colonel George
j. Scott will 20 TO CrccimoOr Tor rife practice Oh Oct
Ober ii.
>rrgeanis T.. L. Reynolds and Frederick H. Clark and
Clpota ". A. Dixon all OF the 9TH Regiment ing
passed the Boxsd OF EK animation, have received their
warrants.
Cap,A Rowland Pe. OF Company A. 18th Regiment
announces in orders tho death OF Private Thomas f.