New-York tribune., 1886-02-07
GENERAL IVINo'S FAT FEES.
DEPICTING REGIMENTAL FUNDS.
NATIONAL GUARD RECREATioNs- s-MILITARY BALLS
INSTEAD or BULLETS.

-, f ,bo vo,iora 0uard in tins city must yield one
Der cent of the money received annually from 'ne
State TO cover all expenses to City chamberlain i''
ubo is also Briradier- General and Judge Advocate
General On the Governors staff In reply 10 el'er
from Colonel Seward of the 9th Regiment ASKING "ha'
right that official has 10 divert this fee INTO MS private
nr.o ood whether if he has the right, the Governor
will not make good to the regiments the amount 'h"S
taken from them, General Ward has sent to him an
ono,op nv Advocate General OF his brigade,
Major Henry L. SDrague, who says:
The Citv Chamberlain who acts as County treasurer IN,
der NE @ rommssons or eoument" yet this act
not being repeating law does nor arC' si9tnes of
this S1te which him the dlsbnsng oecT o 9e nS
paid by iST me to ada 20 et 5et ahS tns
nnrrpct This injustice would highly impropr The enl
Of can only be met by Hsci he the
County treasurer and this would require an Smcnue1 m a %
hs warrant IN favor organizations entitled to
the funds instead Of the County Treasurer.
The owners of the 9th Regiment Armory have been
irving 10 make the building more safe and it Is to be
hoped that they have succeeded. They have taken on
the slate roof weighing 81 900 pounds and replaced 1t
with n fin roof weighing 1000 pounds. They nave
also 5ut in additional beams. but the building IL not
considered safe for battalion drills and as lar as they
are concerned continues under the condemnation Oh
the Ruildinrs Bureau The original beams are not large
enough The condition of the armory is sadly detri-
nrnta al to the best interests OF the regiment
Second Sergeant c. Rembrandt Kelly. formerly OF
COMPANY H. 71st Regiment, has joined the "a baV-
tory Cantain Ferdinand p. Earle lie had been
member of the 71s Regiment FOR five years ana never
missed roll call He complimented at every IN
srection on his soldery appear and the ceannes
of bis rife.
Colonel f. A. McAlpin instructed the commissioned
officers of the list Regimcnt in the Veterans Room al
the armory last Tuesday evening
The 9TH Regiment proposes to visit Baltimore ana
Washington in April in ccmmemoration OF tue twenty
fifth anniversary of its departure for the war
The regular monthly reception, preceded by an e1-
hbition drill of Company ID, 18th Regiment, VIII take
nlacc at the armory next Wednesday evening. First
Sergeant c. j. Setter will drill select squad in the
boyonet exercise AZ result of the recent entertain
ment at the Lexington Avenue Opera House $40 has
heep added TO the fund for decorating the companys
room in the armorv.
The new captain of Company B. 'ltt heglmeh', J.
Walnc- Morgan Draper. received Lie commission Iast
Tuesday and Immediately entered upon MS d"''es'
Capton Draper was for four years Assistant Inspector
General the staff of Governor fredeilcX w rA'Ah
of Colorado and is II oxen of as an able oihccr.
"a Dny IN Camp il the title of an enteTtainn'n 10
he iyfn bv Company c. l2tn Regime NJ, at the armory
next tuesday evening. II will represent al tne uHudi
daily Incidents of camp lite iroU the musicians call
before teyeIlle" 20 TAPS. Including guard mount
ing drills and dress parade Drum hal"r M,hnE a. "it"
Ga,,aiu William H. Kirby. who has served in the
reGiment nearly twenty year, will be IN command
| 4 detail from Company ID will drill in The bayohet
| cyerc So during the evening. Dancing will follow
The Larks Club. coinI oscd Of members oi company
| I 7tb RcrIment meets at Mazettis every thursday
night alter drill for recreation ANA fet'shh'h''
! Private Egbort c. Dcnnison l. president.
/ CoIoppI lanes IT, Jones. OF the 18th Regiment has
gone the far West on hriei !eayr OF mn
| Jacob Schwartz has been transferred from the lith
10 the 7lst Regiment by orders IRON DIVISION heau-
! quarters. an, ,,,, ill .o,d tu...of war
o ii%n:i,,,n, nj usmbers of the West Sida Athletic
Cub to compete in the games Of the 18Th Regiment III
! Brooklyn on February is. =,
Tn, non commi ssoncd officers o the 'lst h.g'meh'
we're drilled bv the Adiutaut last Monday evening.
! First Sergeant Edward {. Smith. recently ciccted
! Firs, lieutenant o. Company a. l2th Regiment has
.ssd ,hc new Examining Board of the First Division
! and will be commissioned. Private j. r T. HIa'es
having declined to accept the position oi Stcohu leu
tenant TO which lie was electeu a ne" '''C''V" VIZ
Two corporais arc 10 be chosen by Company J. l2th
| Regiment on the evening of February 20, 80 ,
Captain H. G. Aspinwall OF Company j. I<'h hegl-
! mcnt VII be formally received ty the command on
his return from Europe which expected soon qua e
will be with II at exhibition drill ahd fee, ,"h l"
me- Given al the armory on the evening OF February
o. He has been absent for Xix weeks, during "nlch
| ,imc First Lieutenant Rufus Dclatcld has been in
| command The company has recently galned eItNeh
| recruits nine of hOm Joined II IN one nght'
! COMPANY \. 18th Regiment. had merry ,ime Iaht
l Monday evening. The SpaudiDg Literary hion' ol
which Thomas Witty IL Prcei6ent, visited the con-
pany's rooms. elee club sang aud James boheh
! gave humorous recitalr -, ~. ,
! There wtre fortyiOur files present at the drli oi
Company &. 9Th Regiment, Captain Abrams, ast
Monday evening. The company WI give a m tocepiion
at the a'nory on TIE evening oi now Io5
supper served by MaLcih IDS company vas h"" i0'
me-" "u Wo,L;no,on Content was absent from drill
last rueodav night for tie 1rst time during thc seven
years That he has commanded Company w. I'm
! Regiment lie was another tour OF duty Wedding
tonr Tie company drilled sLccessiyey by first
Lieutenant Samuel Parsons and Second Lieutenant
Edmund l., KnOcder. The captain Will be III COM
maud again at the battalion drill tomorrow evening
The third annual bali OF the Adam Goss Post, No;
o1n q a. r viii take place at Walhaln Hail. No. ~
Orcnard-At. next Tuesday evening Charles g. thorpe
The cyil "icers ot Company II. list Regiment are as
follows: President. Captain Delconbre Hlccpr sdeh'
rec"rda% secretary Aled l. Roberts financial secre
tary, Dunici c. Eisall sergeant at arms Thomas r.
The board of Officers of the 9Th Regiment Will hold its
InonthIy meeting February =, AZ the arnOry
The veterans OF the I'D Regiment Will nave " stag
party at Hotel Hungara, Union Square, next Tues
4 bugie corps consisting Of one man detailed from
each company OF the 81 Gesnent - 10 D@ orgnhxca ecu
Cura OF Company f. was the first to volunteer Tor this
rolonel James Cavnuagh commanding the Goth Regl
ment has ordered drills In the school OF the
COMPANY rue a M f%trS n arm Thsy be-
gan on Janusry IL. Companies {, u. A, II and were
ana IN the he squad room Adjatant Jane. Moran
giving instruction in guard mounting and scntheiS
The commission Of the new Colonel OF the 22d Rog
ment, JOnn L. Camp afrlNeu from hIo"J last luo
II is dated February and HIM rank from January
IL lssG Adlutant william J. Harding VIII be elected
Lieutenant. Colonel 10 morrow evening MAJOR THOMAS
H. Cullcns resignation has been offered When hls sue
| cessor is NAMED and adJutant is appointed The
changes in the field and stan OF the command VIII pt
complete. - ~ a.. r,..,
Brigade III an order awarding the Belknnp trophy &c
| Company b, 22d Regiment Captain William V; King
cOnEratuaes the officers aud men OF that organization
on their victory. specially cOmmends tho gallant
struggle made by the members Of Company F. l2,n I'm
} Regiment. Captain william II. Murphy, TO retain tho
trophy won by them IN lssI." Hc urges every com
many in the brigade to "striye for the trophy
, this year and thus raise the standard OF ex
ceeuce." The trophy, presented py, LIEU
Assistant AdJuant General on the stan OF tho LIST trig
ade bronze Of Achilles and ~ given cach year
TO the company shows the highest net gain and av
10 rnln