New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-09
NETWORK STATE TROOPS.
pARaDEs AND STREET DRILLS
VISITS OF VETERANS TO OTHER cirIEs-wHY 1hosb
ON THE 7rH DID NOT GO TO WASHINGTON.

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resigned his military position as the law prohibits MN
from holding both offices ct the same time The law III
rcgard 10 members OF the Board OF Education Is some
what anomalous In regard to any other OWL once 'n0
rule 10 that the incumbent can hold no othsr tue o
exception being that he may at tho Same time ho'u "
commission In the National Guard but this exception
IL not made in the case Of member OF the board Oh
s,ducat,on Major sprague was regarded by Genera,
Ward a. an efficient officer aud he deeply regretted that
he was compelled to forward the resignation 10 neaa
Quarters with the word approved" upon IL
Tho presentation Of maksmens badges to those mem
bers of the 9th Regiment who have won them TOOK
paco at tho armory last Wednesday evening and was
witnessed by large number of the friends OF the COM
roand The regiment paraded In full uniform. After
the presen Captain g. Henry Wihaus, Inspector
of Rife Practice, addressed the men, CONCENTRATING
them on the result OF shooting end saying that sucn
good work of the targets gave guarantee TO
the citizens OF NewYork of security in times Of turbu
lence. Colonel William Seward IT,. responded In the
same strain and in conclusion highly compmented tho
Inspector OF Rife Practice and said he knew that the
regiment would unite with him in declining to accept the
resignation rendered by that officer at which there was
great applause. After those ceremonies the regiment
had q street parade and drill Tho command
marched from the armory through Twenty
sixth-st. Madisonave, Forty-sccond-st ana
Fith-ave to Fifty-nnth-st This march was made with
out music sometimes by the flank. sometimes in column
and sometimes the riot drill order The march
home down Fifthave. and by Twentysixth-st to the
armory was made to music OF fes and drums. The
regiment looked well and was well handled
circular the officers and members OF the TIN Reg1-
ment by ahe captains has been issued IN which
It is stated that when they met on April to consider
advise the arrangements for the visit or the
command to Washington Colonel Emmons Clark sub
mitted without recommendation or comment the ques-
ton whether the exempt and veteran members should
be invited to accompany the regiment TO Washington,
and had arranged to have cars Tor their ac
c0mmodaton attached to the trains which were 10
transport the regiment IN case an invitation was ex-
tended to them. at the unanimous opinion OF
the undersigned" tho circular proceeds. "for
reasons ample and entirely satisfactory, that
al invitation should not be extended to veteran and ex
empt members TO accompany the regiment to WASHING
ton. and was so decided IL Is declared ,aa d @
that IT should be known who are responsible for uch ac
ton and especially because certain persons have at
tempted to create prejudice against the Colonel of this
regiment by Misrepresentation TO the press OF this cy
Every officer and member OF this regiment VINO is
loyal TO It and believes there Is but one 9TH Resi
ment. which exists for the present and Tor the futue'
tons and expressions originating and emanating
from persons who should be and who claim he friends
OF the regiment Those who responsible for such ex-
prossons are reported In the Newspapers ana when
no one has denied or sneGn oa
the Influence or the popularity OF the present eomha
tanto this regiment forhe possesses the confidence ana
support of its officers and members"
the following Officers have been commissioned In the
National Guard OF this State:
Fourth Brigsder cinord L. Middleton lieutenant, oonel
ana ,sistant aduta1t-geaera VIII rank april l9
Charles GuvOn and with rank from ApTi
q alter Z. Cotton captain and addecalp with rank
with rans from April -
ro src % an Sp9 T'h
ant with Iaak from March 80 o,+ f., ,v,, r,Ds from
March 2! sa%ge hy,t ar7t eeean WIN Ta3E oP
TWeift6 Resnsnt FRANK Roosevelt lieutenant
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thirteenth Vegiment-wuloushby Powell. captain. with
Fourteenth Regiment-John Cutts captain from
Tweaty.,econa RegrnentCwian e Preece captain with
rank from aprl2 james oNei first lieutenant with rank
twenty ,2rd Regiment Charles E. Walters. major with
Fort yenth Regiment-Emie Chrisoae second leu
N s&iy nth Tee@ent" Wnam H Chaplin first lien
t 3fnan' ana BSeoes rsi ' With rank from
Me- Is TS ranes ecnG w n ranR
rank from rich - Paul " Harris. first lieutenant with
T6ry.nth Sepsrate Company Lawrence NJ Proctor
ond lieutenant. with rank from December 20
The following have resigned:
Wilton Brs,h major and at,, D. G Samuel Hunt mt
" Hyde major ana SURGEON Ah1r GGt1rle csPa,n ana
fall ceGt,in AMI ehaph Ed%arI :, Ban1ei drs ice1ea
sn SURGEON Richard i,on major; Morris b.
ss IA s q s1a J5SH Frs"kTn
4 nsa Sc
Part l. special Orders No 1o7 Series 1855. accepting
the resignation of First Lieutenant Frederick 6 Rice.
GU Regiment. announced in General Orders No. ..
The following Important amendments OF the Military |
Regulations of this State are by the Adutant
General
qualify Tor the Marksnans 8adge watch they VIII hab uai
sdse, Of ne so9ety Of The the the sary
and Of anies OF army o3aP uaas sefe b 10 te
Cnuman mi incl
the National Guard. and medals ba!ges VOL military
sn1horHed 6y the commander Chief NAV be worn BY
ni1ior coat the top Of lie ribbons iae above the arm
pr he -tato marS b" g may however be worn o.
will be worn Watch guards chains and seals
For the iransa ton Of their Oncal business officers will
nsS M m psn Shane % Sr ree DT e0s
ora or Sq}aSn s respective
S sse e S@mer oS de
slte the name Of the Dap5 vii be gv,n Forms TO- L. IL
The Jucgc Advocate military court where there is
and the der or OF Doste OF MAKES
presient critic, and forwards them direct
The correctness Of tao number Of days charged for
ne grade OF non commissioned officer. will be marked by
chevrons cloth those the uniform coat De- raised
cloth The viii be points down iose upon
tnose on overcos viii DC below the elbow with point
he ehevrons color the facing
Uniform coat except those worn h. infantry which win
parated BY SILK stitching. lie arms Of Tho
inches long 10 be the circle OF
twenty inches radius and TO meet at angle OF
q a. between
patterns
chiei Organi. atoms will b, allowed suDsu.
tnfc at expense gold chevrons their
With knapsacEs the cartridge boxes viii be worn front
preparatory The ecutioD OF the rngs and the skrish
di tho comm anding officer order them placed m
all other times they Will be worn behind e right
hip. , , ,,
nj re pIe scr bed when IN front
open the One the right hand quits the piece and
the strap 81 the box !he rgh foearm holding the
niece In poston: hand the right
the opened with both hands and the position
resumed
TO The box being inspected II is closed with
mo- hands the hands NOV Ing prescribed above.
Wnen behind tie night hip TIE movements fol
lows:
TO open the (One) steady the piece with band
onenix e box with night. Drop tho right TO the
soe without spiDg the piece but still steadyng II with
The left hand)
close One close the boz with the right hand.
Regrap piece with The night hand dropping the left hand
Ia, aid