New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-27

Suuday-Juy i-IiNiuc service.
Colonel Locke W. Wlncnr.l and the veterans or tue
eth Regiment vino accompanied him to Providence L.
f. last week say with accord that they never had
better time were more Hospitality treated anywhere
than this trip. and that when mo is Light lhiahtty
OF that visits NewYork 1t shall have warm recep-
The supply Of overcoais for the National Guard. pro-
yided several years ago. Will soon be exhausted AMI the
hope is expressed by military men that st1uter ana
more sevceabe garment will be substituted tor mat
afford but little protection against cold and In the RAIN
they speedily become saturated The overcoats ussd ny
gular troops are much better ana the men VIII 20
satisfied II similar ones are provided Tor the state
forces. r, 49,,
Rcgimeut has not missed drill for ten successive
seasons Sergeant Ford. OF the same company, has a
Captain Beecksr s. Barnard has issued orders direct
ing Company d. 18th REGIMENT. to assemble at the
arnory Saturday, At T. De- IN state service unl-
form, knapsacks with overcoats rolled white helmets.
collars and white gloves. Marching to the foot
OF Harrson-s., the command Will embark lot
Poughkecpsie. Arriving there at 1890 p. n:
the company WIN be received Gy the Ken sp inc
drum corps of the i2th Regiment viii accompany Com
pany d. Tne will the fatigue blouse and cap
ia their knapsacks Captain Barnard expects TO take
one hundred men with nm on this excursion, when
promises to be the peasantest affair OF the KIND mat e
company has ken part In. The military and clti-
zens Poughkeepsie promise the vsitors grand re-
cepriop. They viii take part In the Fourth OF July,
p,rade on Monday and return home the same night
Black walnut knapsaek sticks, win polished Drass ups
consisting OF blank cartridge shells. VIII be worn by
members OF company for the first time on this occa-
siOn ,.- ....,..,ou -, os..-. n, tho I'm
Regiment have received their warrants Joseph Roesch
rcgfmentsl color bearer Emil T. T. GeDhardt, hosItai
steward; Frecm right general guide; Daniel j.
Murphy, left general guide; August smith, quarter
master sergeant Company !; Nittus Icrris. quarter
master sergeant, Company III. Elias Harris. QUARTER
master sergeant. Company q; Louis T.. Haoran. first
sergeant Company +; William Borneman. first SER
gcan Company II; John L. Cakes. first SERGEANT CON-
piny q; George felschinan and william T. resrr. ser
geantl Conpahy r; Augustus > Nnssbautn. sergeant
Company II; ]. j. kaltenmecr. sergeant, Soin-
pany /: Louis Issacs, Eugene Byi and NIL WI
Ian kiiicr. curporas, Company q; Eau Klein
and Louis schmidt. cOrporals. CoMpiny A.; Joseph
Lyons. corporal. Company d.; T. l.. Claire. corporal
Company t.. Fred C. kobbnt. corporal Company b;
Max Levy. corporal. Company A.; Charles r. fisber,
Martin Kramer anu Eugene Nnmrch. corPorals Com
pauy G. linen,
H. spite Of the nniavorabe wcathe the 9l Regiment
made good r,coId ~ Creed moor lat Tuesday Leu
tenant .Colouel Thomas H. Rand WHO wis ID COMMAND
In the absence OF Colonel Seward, on account OF tha
death OF relative. hal over 200 men VIVA NM.
! Sumo OF tho who are N the chan rlohs1p
series OF cnmpe tiOns did shoot Out OF the las wto
took position before the Dni;s. htiy eeht qahhrd rs
IHafksnen. Major Clifford A. H. BARTLETT and quarter
MASTER kassOn L. 3ibsVa cnch made u points v" q y
possible so Ia the afternoon there wis soa u df<Llr
| which the grass that Ia The Nolry hlihg auu
skirmlsh drli they were not Comfortable lhc uen