New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-04
TIE STATES ARMED FORCES.
DAYS OF ACTIVE DUTY RECALLED.
CELEBRATING ANNivEasA9IEs-DRIII.s. INspRC-
TONS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
At I..c monthly mretlnr of the Board of OFF,


unanimously resolved that the regiment should
outdoor parade the veterans of the
mand on the evening Of May 27, IN commemJraton OF
the twentyiith anniversary OF the departure OF the
Regiment for the IL is proposed nearly pos
sble 60 march the taken on thai
occasion. TIE 9th is OF the few National Guard |
regiments vount for the
tie service s one Of which its members are justly
proud. The parade will he made in heavy marching
order with field music only, memorable
day in 1861.
Friends OF the 10Th Regiment nQuirng why no
steps taken TO commemorate the twentyhfth ami
verSary of departure for the The regiment was
NJ the first to offer its services. and served faith
fully. and through fault of its of ITS
colonel William g. Ward, now brsadier general, that it
Was surrendered with other troops commanded by Cen
Miles arpers Ferry. The regiments term Of service
had expired. but 10 volunteered to remain because its
Services needed IL it had not done would not
have been compelled to march up Broadway without
arms its return the being psroed prisoners
to endure the gibes of the men OF another NewYork
regiment which had declined beyond its expired
thus had escaped tho fate of the l2th There
nothing in its record that the present members OF the
12th Regiment need be ashamed Of.
The members of Company II, 9TH Regiment. were
uch chagrDed at losing the Abeel trophy for marks
rtnshp after coming within point Of securing IL
The company did it'd shooting early in the evening" and
having scored Go5 the members felt certain that they
would he beaten and adjourned to place of refresh
mcnt whore hey danced war dance, embraced each
I,hcr and drank much beer. A little later they were
called armory. and returning found that Company
had SECURED The trophy with score OF COG Company
third with 599 Company achieved It's excellent
after spending tho early part Of the evening at
dr1l
lie princira al decoration in Company Els the
l2ih Regiment armory the flag which it in 1868
IN a comp eive drill with Company OF the 9th Reg-
ment OF the Massachusetts IN ilta known as the Mont
gomery Guard of bostG' The drill took Place in
States Army. Was the referee and highly comphlnehted
the Company when he decided in its favor. IN, ...u
lasi Tuesday evening with foty,one files Alter driii
The following mcmI ers Private G. ". Munson, 1st
& Ct d fGsd 20 pr. @
Irvae g. d. fitman otn pre- rrivato "a. Appp,eon
John X Bucsan. prize and Private G.. Kemble. ir
Oh pre- An extra match for members who had joined
Hedge LIST prize Private f. r. Jess9P "a prize The
CIVIL. Privstgs Jes-np Bnrnham schumachSr Brown
ing and others. The cOInpany has full roll and five
men waiting for vacancy to occur.
paralird recepto" the LIST Regiment Of the
Now-Jcrsey National Guard The visitors leaving New.
al tic Christopher Street Ferry, and con-
Ss aSanenr1 was Given in iheir honor nj which II.
officers OF the 9th Regiment were present The New
Jersey company started for home just in time tn catch
tram Many of them did not catch IT. but those
Of them who were married men caught 1t when they
Inc annual games under the auspices OF Company A.
29d Regiment which we're to have been given ON April
~ have been postrccd % acc un OF me exoton
Madison
o. May 8 and will include a ffiyyard DASH to all
nlrH6ers the regiment; one-nile run for the Ma
tonai Guard eha%pohSnp o9 or wax Tor 1ne
nile ruu or amaaeurs ar obstacle race for amateurs
,ug of war between companies OF the regiment.
escn team to consist OF nve men Dancing viii follow
and GilnUres band Will furnish the music
Entries will close with f. d. LANCE, No 426 East Sew
erp -"ia.h,st GU april 80, -, -. ,u,.o., H.. ,o,
& % o va shs , o p snnulrd viii nnnhcr OF
kitItiar al
two pounds II can be folded up III small com,
can carried in a havcrsack or in special slung
the shoulder He to have ecvera of them
with The regiment wherever II goes Tnree men from
company have been detailed TO report to him for
Instruction IN regard TO giving first aid to the injured
kussel Dart ill., has been elected Of Com
pauy 7;h Regiment. and Herbert H. Drake secretary
p.ne-LAculenant Frank Iawllne, SERGEANT James d.
lord ir' ales f. W. Bnodi William R Brgh1 ao ,
Sergeant Mallaee r. Peek. Friyates John r. BuGhan.
Valentine NJ H., examining surgeon; on hnance-Cor,
po r. Gws CGaSs In Snrpss Tye ana
EDWARD W. hurnette. Corporal F. l. Van Benschoten |
N A. Valentine screcants James d: Ford and Theodore
DeoeE IT, and rriyales Frank kenReay snG Chases
Erivales /. u. Potion. C. Z. Amerman. W. H. Macfar-
rncre - a vacancy asecond lieutenant in Company
for the ssS's @
himself The committee charged win the seie' ton OF
candidate consists Of Fst Sergeant Bone' Corpora"
Company i. :&Ih Regiment. vii elect second lieuten
mt 10 in place OF McCosRIey Bnt
incted to lie first lieutenant of Company ID. Colone
Wing drills IN the l1ih Regiment are ordered as fol;
ic%s d. A { snd a eSeIy M eKsT1 n9a
IL those months. 90, . IN, 49,. -
First lieutenant Colt of Company B. 9th Regiment
has resignation account Of business en-
gagenenIs and sicknessin his family will be accepted
with regret.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oliver McMulen, of Company
E. l9h Regiment has been with the command Longer
.hee years and was for fifteen years 9orpora a.. IaR
next Will have been member Oh the regiment ior "
sTenorow night The last battalion drill of tho season
for tho 7th Regimen: will take place Companies ana
o Mi 10 ,s Wopaay rVennC COMPANY f. the smaes-
company IN the regiment has ninety men ard is recruit
Ing rapidly
FIst Lieutenant William Z. Preeee has been elected
captain Of Co%pany pa n place S Ss"Ige
January u. 1870 and has been first Lieutenant since
Corpofas Thomas W. Fox and George Dasner of
Ccmnny X list Regiment have received Their war
Al tie parade o. the 9TH Regiment Monday evening.
Saasc s there were 36I nies in line besides fourteen
r ON suard ara UsPp"s oana s 81 spe and
AGirisat Rand eQuazei the companies with thry-two
fles each iOr the review BY General Fitzgerald The
jobs Jacob Asior was tue fist ieuiensneotonel Of
mot 6a, not called for the 7th Regimen
having dispersed the mob single-handed ~ ,
here viii be four wing drills in the 9ts Kegmsns
IN the armory on tie occasion OF the presentation Oh
badges. No cNOiulions Will DC c4eCutcu
on occasion owing To the insecure condition VI the
armUiy. D..
ON .eenunt OF nformaly in the recent election for
q second lieutenant OF Company a, I'm kegment.
another election is ordered to take place to morrow
evening. Sergeant Henry kalske and Private
kn.ney y. Couit0ck each claim the honor
Aainiaut Augustus T: Francis having been eeeted
OF Company c. 7lst Regiment. has passed tho
Examining Board. will take command ~ soon as ms
commission The company Is the oldest IN tne
regiment. and wa formerly known ~ the American
Rifles Captain Francis Joined 10 IN 1860
Captain Daniel Appleton, Of Company r. Itn hegl,
naval ann.iincrs the following ch1nges: Corporal
NC:o Stelle. ted sergeant in place or N1iisol
u nara iui.ed