New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
SOLDIERS ON THE TRAMP.
DRILLING THE TROOPS IN AaMoRrEs.
A noon REGIMENT BADLY TRrArFD-REcRuiriSa |
uRIsK IN sOME COMMANDS

Armerv Board. Although one Of tho fret
regiments to apply for new armory. and needing one
more than any other regiment except the s'n' o'ner
rssiseuts much better housed have had armory stes
purchssed for them and plans for buildings pre-
psred and one OF them has had srmory buitwh
this hue old regimeot-ths only NATIONAL Gusrd
regiment this city which served for three years
is left In Its dlapdsted and condemned armory In West
Twenty-sixth-st Although numerous sites have been
proposed by the colonel, none OF them has been
chosen. Meantime the 12th whose old srmory
10 erestly superior to that OF the 9th. Is about
10 take possession OF splendid and compete new
srmory aud 22 and the sth looking forward to
the time when theirs shall bo completed The members
of the present Arinory Board should take immediate
s,eps TO provide for the 9th we'll as other
regiments are provided for No National Guard regi-
Brooklyn. except the gallant l4th,
entitled to place ner banners the names of the
patts. which adorn the tat tered coors OF the 9th
The lat Hassars whose splendid uniforms and trained
chargers will bs feature In the great PROFESSIONS OF
tho future receiving applications for member
ship And ,ted that their muster into service
will not be long delayed. Mounted drills VIII take
piaoe Throughout the season on Friday evenings AZ
4 D.cKers Riding Academy.
The 81 Battery. Captain Ferdinand r. Earle hsd
dsnoun,e eli drill the srnory last Thursday evening"
There large attendance, and thorough WORKING
drill IA the OF the battery was given TO the men
n, theIr efficient oaieer. A special meeting was held
.fsr these exercises aud Corporal Henry Norden was
elected sergeant aud Prvates T. Dalton H. j. jordan
and G. NJ. Connolly IT, we're chosen enrEoras %nTn1ns
were elected honorary members The animal prize
gyng Day. number OF prizes agsresatlng sooo
IL value. have Dsen received. -, - Ill,
driI as follows under command of their respect
@ cess s aIa NSremb.r 9
blh aud 6,h. Thursd November IL aud will coaiinue
on the same OF each week until fnrth orders
Assembly at o'clock p m. Lirutensnts David wilson
snd Georse P".co WI supernlend ths ars' ,n ,ne
former Tuesday and Thursday ana 'he ia'-
ter on Wednesday evening" ~
The iOowns changes are announced Ennctsdl ani
i. J. Crswiey Honoraby dscharged-sscond- Lieuteh,
ant william Henderson. Sergeant Joseph He'mel ana
csptsin and Mrs Ferdinand P. Earle celebrated the
fifteenth anniversary OF their wedding at the Hotel
NormsndIo Annex" on Saturday evening. October
80 The member. OF the battery sent handsome oas-
l-t OF flowers with their compliments on tue OCCASION
Mr.. Ezre takes great interest IN The battery A.
t4tn Regiment. New-York Volunteers. for the
was celeursted on October 80 by reunion
S.,essl Franz s,sel Hiram Bara@J Gencr'is scnSrz
ana setback w,re Gns those o onpInn % r
IN Battle OF Manassas (second Bull Rum showing
thst the casualties In tue command numbered l6l In
elu lng two officers aad eight m~n killed.
Colonel James H. Jones, commanding the 18th Regi-
court OF when Captain James NJ. Brady is president
Appeals TO the regmrnta commander from any OF the
hnes or penalties imposed By the court forwarded
through snd Endorsed by the company commanders Will
De nssra a. ,"s ss Of the Sepo"snts with tb.
hnrs aud prnsliies ranging from 81 to S2o has been
Company X, 7lst Regiment. Captain Wright D. Goss.
o, Its business meeting last Wednesday evening ap-
pointed the following committee to arrange for an en-
tertanment 70 be given by the company second Lieu,
Prvates g. d. Hobart. f. H. Chiffon and John Miller lr
Lieutenant Dressed although he had not yet passed The
board, wasauthorzed by thst body to parade
An the uniform of mis- position the OF
The unveiiug OF the riholi s!tIns Lieutenant Dres
se saw his first service In the 22d Reeimen which he
joined February 81 1877 lie has also served in the
The Veteran corp. OF the 22i Regiment. Colonel s.
Eiis Briggs VIII meet at its headquarters No. Union
Square. next Tuesday evening Inc monthly meetings
The always ucliGnttul rtuHlOn-
The new y-ercted captain OF Company II. Goth Rcgi-
men vino was formerly first lieutenant of the same
COMPANY has an excellent RECORD as disclpllnaran
eleven years. lie has succeeded captain Martin Nc
DonneL Que oi the oldest officers In the command who
has served with It for years The company
l. rns of Company E. Eth Regiment at MOrellis
ffty covers were iad and Captain George b. Rhosds.
pany presided Within the past two weeks the old
"Fnh' Company As 1t u called has made marked prog
ross under ts faithful and efficient officers IL has now
nearly the full number OF men allowed by law and more
recruits are knocking at the door.
The orders Issued by Colonel William Seward jr. COM
mandlng the ON Regiment IN regard 10 drilling recruits
direct all their recruits to repor at the srmory for
drill each Monday evenns hereafter st o'clock. Lieu
tenant Washington WilicOcks has been detailed as
The annua competition for the "All Around Amateur
Athletic Cbamponship' OF the sth Regiment VIII take
at the armory lwenty-seventh,sL and Ninb.sye
Frdsy evening, November 49, There VIII be forty
ysrds run. running hisn Jump. a 22Oyards ran.
s.ndpg oro"S % ur aes and rs" pnn
The entries close saturday with Corporal Oscar J.
who enlisted on or before Nav aud stand
ing take part in tns games Handsome prizes Will
The first reception aud bayonet drIll OF Company ID.
l2'n Kesnsa UsPl" ssSAsT Sr9ag mn Mn . 5Te
will conducted by Frs Sergeant Charles j. Seiter and
ten picked men of company will be under his orders
Tie mem6ers OF ths squad sereeants c. W. Harris
David l. thompson Corporsls T. NJ. Kice, Joh9 \, |
FeIzor Francis j. Laughn, Thomas Wright aud Charles
AT the meeting OF Company f. 7lst Regiment, last
"Wednesday evening DIM In The payment OF dues was
conducted with happy resulls Two new members were
OrGsocc sergeant Miller. of the oth Regiment. who
yeAr& His successor will b7 chosen by Captain kasson
L Gioson the new nsPeetor o! Iins practice p % p.c.n,
Nhe FItzgerald Gusrdsl. Captain Maurice Cox, Will |
Bayne's 69tn Regiment Band Will supply the music.
The company now mas nlnety-'iX officer, a'd men on
the rolls. Company b. Captain Jane, Con IL 10 The
emily in the regiment that has more. Numbering In
Company +. 18th Regiment Captain William II. Muir
ply. preparing for an exhibition drli and reception
.1sSar W" OF r m the r1 a high
reputation for dT amt general good ccnd9cs
has Dow complete roll OF lo3 men and dog; The
sst.d upon toiiowns the company on the occasion
Of its last whit To tHedmoor on october
with the inscription ''Crecdmoor Neil Company d, Flat
neck. and dog license 10 TO be taken out immediately
Captain George T. Lonegan, OF pany A, 9th Regi-
nsnt has 6esn granted ab thirty days
aud has gone 10 st. Louis on business
I2th Regiment rendered Ills alton account
Of business .agsments lie enlisted private In
Company X. 7th Regiment May 20, lsSl, and made
sscond lieutenant OF Company X. l2h Regiment, June
So 1884 He Was transferred Ia Company q, November
~. 1855. He has high reputation faithful ohcer
F,rst Lieutenant w. A. Downs, the adjusant
Of the 7lst Regiment. has passed the Examining Board
will probably receive his commission this week
1iPst Lieutenant James f. Place VINO has been acting
aduznt since last May, Will returU 10 Company ~
Arst lieutenant having been promoted from the position
Of second lieutenant since lie left ~
Ordnance Sergeant T. J. Dolsn, Of the 18th Regiment
covered himself aud his regiment with glory at Creed
Moor election day. He scored A out OF possible 80
IN the mpionship match at 200 and 800 yards
II 10 anuouuced IN rsgnental orders by tue colonel OF
the Oh Regiment that accordance with oral notice
gwen night OF the annual inspection OF the COM
maid, Faithful Service" medals will be awarded to |
each member who shall have answered every ro-call
for duty between November and tue close OF the drill