New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-07
COL scorrs HOPE FOR HIS REGIMENT
CERTAIN THAT THE EIGBIH WILL RESUME Is
FOHMRR POPULARITY.

| CERTAIN THAT THE EIGBiH WILL RESUME lie
FoHMER POPULARITY.
There were various fumors IN circulation yesterday
among members OF the National Guard as to what action
tho woud take upon the Observation-Disclosures
10 disband the 9Th Regiment The gem
ers sentiment thai the Go would walt to see
n tho sIuking Funi Con missioner authorized the ssue
OF cover tue appropriation OF S35oooo Win
To bull srnury Tor tne regitaent ana tue ~
Battery aud then Il the regiment di not improve no
migat act the erals recommendation
mar, lnrn tua, III armory, tnus "a
anI onOers will have cunuc" 10 make au IN
prvvemuut III 1t Colonel Ce"rso -. SEQ L. colma'dcr
OF tho re4nen told TRIBUNE reporter tbat he "ad not
received uis COMPANY rUis from tue nsleetor-ienera
1 cnnLOt account or IT. he added other C"oneis
have got er reports ani mine nave been Kept back Tor
rcason unKno~n TO myself " non nsken how he
aiuoI o. the regiments faluS on III num-
brfs CvoLel scott sad
Twenty Isl. 1De regiment then Que the Dest
III the point OF plumbers AMI proficiency. AFTER
the hircd at rxprnse headquarters for tie
,uc, rs aud tue Arsenal "a; ruir,y -ntnsi a"i
seventnave. Tor drilling purpo.es whrn IL was not I'D
use. Iuis kept ul Tor aouut Two years ana the
Arsenal pecgIno JUS ,fe Tor drilling purposes We Then
PRESENT place. as IL was tho o"ly 1uiiuhg
A, nlabe that was large military purposes
Wha our efforts nave keep the regiment ~ aie
w.i-kuown aud has heen many Times rerrn.eu, but 10
nsAo "a gilDent II must 10 III locality wheie
tue young embers OF H. may 20 ahu ieei at
home -, ,, T., On ,,.c
ton WITH the Inspection OF ny reglsnt u II thls "o
turued oGt three times in tust one month ana Inais
a veIJ ciedita9t SLOWING sly men are uOsil lauoline
nieu, 10 Is hard matter {" gel tue II tog ther 30
of en- IN a month / am sure that d and decent
arlhOry :hs regiment wOuld PICK up IL wont 10 uis
bsnded ally tan tnst clair Will jump oyer the
stove. Ny connection with the r, gmcnt Is purely
mater OF personal PRIDE Previous to oar being buried
out lutuucI IesI.nIng, well-kuuwn by various
OF. cr officers, but Thought would stay my BEST
help 1t along nave done II had speut tue saiiln
amount CLERGY outside matter wvdd 10 tD-day
IN q more portable ton financially tnah Ail
tniDK, Tat tue commentator viii nave Tie
effect OF Squirting up t,o ne, aud tue Regiment VIII
again TO as good as any III tue city
HOW Mr.. HAuBUKGEK LVADED TIE LAW
Israel II. Hamburger, an importer OF No. 374 Broad
way, before Collector Masone It the Custom Honss
yesterday. Mr.. Hamburger has been doing n thriving
business In evading the payment OF duties In tho follow
Ing Ho would Import lot ot 100 is aud have
wnicn Waiter s. Hill then custodian. by Hills
PERMISSION lie them to his store
Broadway, where the goods would Do tasen out and
rubbish about equal weight substituted TLen tie
casos would be carried Jack to tue iuUc Stores and
MI HAMBURGER would say to the Custom House
tue rubbish would sent Ia To EUROPE 10 DO
gan nI.e. guoas to he sent to hr. iiuUur-er
Hamburger ackno" lcigrd t1dt done tuis ~ tdt
yesterday aud Stat that lac lad iOaprd hin
ylriuus uiUueJ lilo pay t.e dutls un
tho particular lot out whch toll ctor questioned
lin Yesterday, together WITH two years Interest,
anodutIus arvut syoO. Inspector Was sent WITH
report United Statrs Dsri,tAttOrnry aud nave
Han gor locked up f na not pay DeiOro taking
tus sIep Collector cUnsl ed VITA Assistant United
States district Attorney FO-ter.