New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
COMING MILITARY AFFAIRS.
ORDERS FOR THE PARADE AND REVIEW

coMPLlMENTED.
The chief military occurrence of the season
vii, be the parade next Wednesday OF the First Brigade
Aiterto known as the First Division, comprising all the
troops in NewYork City. for review By Governor Hill
The various regiments and batteries Will assemble al
shsir armores IN full uniform and will msrch In time 10
reach their positions In line, their commandants
feporting their arrival to Acting Assistant Ad-
tu,ant-CSen William J. Harding at Thirty fourth
IT. not later than r. m. Tho line will be formed In
rif,have facing eastward In the following order from
right to right, tie left resting Tnirty-fourth-st
The 7n 6sh sth 9th 18th, fist. 18th and 22d Regi-
nents and the LIST and % Batteries. The brigade Will
be reviewed In line by the and his
san this parade ground and will then break into col
ann aud march through Fifth-ave., Thirteth-st.
Madison ave-, Twenty -thrdst aud F1fth.ave- again
TO Washington Square, where Q reviewing stand Will
have been erected which the Governor win receive
Q marching salute. Immediately after passing this
point the various commands will be dismissed IL seems
TO regularly recurring misfortune OF the roops In
this city, the occasion of parade, to IND oesruo-
rons the usus line OF march In Fifth-Ave such -
those which will now compel them to make
aetour between Thirtieth and Twenty third ats
The sixty-second anuiversary OF the 7th Res1-
ment will DO celebrated by tho annual dih'
per TO be given BY the vetersns OF the COM
mand at Delmonfs next Wednesday evening.
Major General j. NJ schoheld, Justice John r.
Brady, General Stewart L woodford and ex-Judge
Horace Russell among those who have accepted In
vitations to be present
At An adjourned meeting OF the Board OF Officers OF
the list Regiment the last Tuesday evening,
q handsome album bound with sealssin and heavily
mounted with Handsomely chased Oxydized silver cor
pers plates and clasp was presented to Colonel
4. A. McAipin IS token Oh es'ee".
The presen tation speech was made In appropria
words by Captain A. T. Francis and was Gltingy re-
sponded 10 by the Colonel. In the album was photo
graph of each officer The book is hne piece OF work
manshp and was msde to order by Theodore g. Starr.
costing altogether about $3.50. 1t 10 pleasant to zee
such spirit OF harmony AMI good feeling prevailing
among the officers OF the Old 7lst Regiment
The 81 Battery Captain Henry s. aasQuin. Will have
q field day next Thursday. The men Will assemble at
the srmory mounted at 10 State service uniform,
bacs helmets with punes sni cords. top boots rcguia
ton gloves rolled ami strapped to tue saddio
and fatigue In the right ssuueoaH i"o
command will go TO tue Prospect Park Parade Ground
where morning Will be spent In drilling At2 D. m'
the battery will take place 10 the brigade for DRILL
followed review 10y the COMMANDMENT Chiei, TO-
morrow evening tue monthly meeting OF the oatleIy
will DO held III tie ArHcry.
Colonr Emnons Clark, IN orders directing tnnt co,
psy drills n the 7'h Regiment, resumed last Friday,
be continued until April l. says: tn" repuI .on o.
ssney ana o prIs as Srop ei discipline Of the
several companies ana their thorough In,
the schocl Of company. Punctual attendance aud
careful ard faithful performance OF duty con
The Coons has prsscriDed course ln-
,rs' for The s"ss"n dIrectIn that all recruits
Instructed with tue greatest care and precision AS no
recrat SHOULD 10 Transferred the rsuks until the
commamd snt ia statistic 10y personal examination that
he Is entirely proficient IN tho school OF inc souei'
The companies viii be- carefully instructor anu eAel.
cised IN every in the schooi OF the company
and all details pert aiming to each movement Eacn
regular drl the Colon says shOuu oecu! AZ
hour aud a half. Tue necessary attention should
Three evenings during driIl be devoted
To tue Instruction OF each COMPANY ia shlrhiSnIhs anu
mounting aud sentry duty Every member WIZ practise
ia the srmory ride range under & M, n
aata cd Inv a
tise In the several pOSitisus-standing kueeIni ana
living down All recruits Will bs thoroughly Instructed
IN Tie marua of rirr practice and practise In the
rife before they transferred to tho ranks OF
decoration accordance With the terms for qualiios
ZION prescribed by General orders no. ~ sei'S W
begun o October /, Will terminate on March 81
The decoration will DO Issued IN January. aud In
ocrfs and privates will be carefully Instructed In the
saiutes. and without arms. aud to observe on all
perior officers COmmsnants Will require non comlnls-
soned oireorseieeI to prepare ana TO APPEAR iTr
nation del ~, and VIII also assemble tber non
commissioned officers, often a. 1t Ia necessary. Tor
specia and to their duties III
the school battalion aud military coreinones
ensut- Colonel Hemsn Dowd has ordered the
l2tn Regiment assemble at armOry next Wednes
day at 2i5 m preparatory 10 ,aLns pars IN Tue re re
ye omorro% and viii close on May l. Colnmanding
officers companies ordered 10 assemble their com
during this time except evenings apart for meet
ings under the Company bylaws as follows Mondays
Wednesdays Companies and ID Ihursdays. Compan-
lie. ana and Idrys cOnG.ne. s"a ysn, me M nr'
o'clock the assembly at $40 o'clock and the
use OF tue main drill-iooin hour each. They will
also alternate In posting sentries The guard will con
ssl OF sufficient number give each member OF each
company opportunity for instruction In all Tho duties
OF sentinel the drill season Including ohal eng
Ing other duties OF the night i9o nfst util OF
zach company Will DO without arms. aud special care
VIII be TO instruction IN wheeling by fonr' from
line into ana from coi0mn into line
Pursuant to orders IRON brigade headquarters inc
hrnes). held and .tsh mount IT. next wednesday at
J. 80 y. for the purpose OF joining the Fst Brigade
helm
Colonel George ID. scott Of ne sth Resimcut and
nsnt, and wiIiIam T. Walton. of the lin Regiment.
constituting the Frat Brigade Court, martial convened
at the us, Regiment Arnory last Wednesday evening
aud snor trying several cases adjourned until NEXT
Next tuesday evening the regular drIlls of Company
u 18Th Regiment, will begin. Captain Charles DAVIS
TO win the veteran trophy for his company this year
A. company dr. the state service coat ana trou.ers.
black aud fatigue will be worn unless other
I orsrs directing the 18th Regiment TO parade next
THURSDAY Tor drill aud by the COMMANDMENTS
Chief nj Prospect Park Colonel Edward Fso.Dor directs
that the mon appear In State service uniform, black
hsInsts, black equipnsuts white gloves. kuapsacks.
with overoo~ts rolled on top OF them. Inc SssemDY
drum and bugle oorps win report 10 Acting Adjutsnt
John I. Jeunlugs ten minutes before a.. oo, D.,
mept. In fatigue uniform with knapsae.s overo oats
rolled haver.acks and caaieens VIII take place a. the
announcing that drills wild be resumed next ihurs
oay eyeuiug Captain H. steele calls the attention OF
Company b. I'm Regiment ito the fact that in order 20
ant.. the ssh ay'rsSs 81 III. .n.rsy
Qured. Those Who are no! prepared 10 attena iatn,
fully TO their duties in the command viii
be dropped from the roll Of members or dis
charged In order to make room Tor
tue members elect VINO now number twenty and who
are held TO . strict perormance OF duty although not
enlscd" Tho following is the endorsement OF lnspeo
for-Generai Philip II. Briggs on tue muster
command discipline and perfect In Ito ORGANIZATION.
b, Ing the maximum divides houors with COMPANY y
In bavng highest PER ceptaxe present splendid
moving; shows gain OF five In numbers present over
pcction. Roll neatly and correctly made out
The Opening oriiI Of Company 32d Regiment. last
Tuesday evening was well attended AFTER II was ended
ths company marched hotel near the srmory where
Speechrs we're made by Lieutenant Louis Haas AUu-
tant Van Clutc. Lieutenant Maxwell G Berger aud
SchuchardL The annual ball OF tho com
pany will take place Turn Hall. Brooklyn IL d.. On
December >. -. 49,. .,,..
Colonel f. A. MoAipin having reported for duty AFTER
a.. aInd