New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12
TRAINING STATE TROOPS.
WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE ARMoRIEs.
DRILLS AND FESTIVITIES CHANGES IN THE
NATIONAL GUARD.

NATIONAL GUARD.
The effort of Lieutenant Joseph Swords to organize
association OF veterans of the 9th Regiment dis
tnct from the veteran organization already existing
posed of those who have served their term with the reg
any time before during since the has not
been cordially received His request for the addresses Of
who present the last annual meet
ing has been denied
The 10th Separate Company Of Poughkeepsie
manded by Captain and Brevet Major William Hauben-
nestel will return the visit paid TO Poughkeepse last
summer by Company ID. 18th Regiment The latter will
give their guests big reception in the armory
Washingtons Birthday.
The annual meeting OF the veteran corps OF the 22d
Regiment for the election of officers OF the battalion and
company and a general jolli6caton, will be
held next Tuesday evening at the headquarters
No. Union Square. Colonel S. Ellis Briggs
in q circular In calling the members together says that
the corps growing in strength and is larger than
the active regiment He eXhorts all who entitled to
become members to join and aid in carrying out the OBJ
ect the association, afford pecuniary relief TO in
digent or reduced members and their widows and chill
dreu promote social union and fellowship and preserve
and continue recoectons of service in the ODD Reg
ment After the meeting there Will be dinner and the
humoris J. g. Burdette. and the New-York Glee Club
will assist at the entertainment which is TO follow
Captain Rowland Pe in orders issued to Company
18th Regiment, congratulaes his men that the company
largest in the regiment, the aggregate
strength being So
BY general orders from the headquarters of the COM
manderin-chief announced that the following newly
elected officers the National Guard of the State Of New
York have been commissioned:
Second Brig0de-George Knkel, jr., ordnance officer,
with the rank of major from May H. 1856 and Almct r.
jerks advocate with the rank of major, from
tober4
fighn Rcgiment-Knight Neftel, second lieutenant,
with rank from October 26.
Ninth Regiment-Kasson c. Gibson, inspector Of rife
+lo Of nhare
tenth Battaiion-William T. Miles. inspector of rifle
Practice with the rank of first ieutenantfrom November
Augustus X. Sangmaser, first lieutenant. with rank
from October 80. and g. James Greene second heuten
ant with rank from November Is.
1renfy-Seco,d Regm'nt-William b. Smith. adjutant.
with the rank of first lieutenant with rank from Scptcm
Der 8. and Alfred H. Murphy. second lieutenant, with
7,ceny.third Iegimcni-Robert T. Holly second lieu
tenant. with rank from september H.
tenant, with rank from October 5.
serenity first Esgiment-J A ii. Dressed. second lien
tenant With rank from May 10, and Wallace A. Downs
adutant with the rank Of first lieutenant, from septem-
Serenty-fo,rh regfment-wfis r. Buck, commissary
of subsistence, with the rank of first lieutenant from
Sercnm Separate Conpmy-James II. Mitchell assist
ant surgeon, with the rank OF first lieutenant from
The designations of the following officers been
copied Captain Edward A. Reed. chaplain of the 9th
Regiment Second Lieutenant Henry J.; Charlton. 22d
Regiment; Second Lieutenant Henry W; Hagan, list
Regiment Second Lieutenant John W. Cravcr, 1th Bat
terry First Lieutenant and Quarteraser Howard Batch
elder ION Battalion: FIRST Lieutenant George Jones
9TH Regiment: First Lieutenant Thomas ,,,, r. fra-
ser s4 Second SECOND %%
B. Chile. FIST Regiment; Second Lieutenant
Wright H. Remsen 9th ReTnent second Lieutenant
d. Lmberger l4th Regiment Captain and Inspector
First Lieutenant uartermaster Charles Werner 18th
Regiment; Captain and Assistant Surgeon William H.
Mathewson 18th Regiment; First Lieutenant j. H. In
Law 9th Reiment Captain Clarence H. Eagle. 10Th
Regiment, and Second Lieutenant Franklin T. Morgan
Company G. 10Th Regiment Captain William II. Kirby
jr proposes to give It's rst pubic % anu ea
~ entertainments begun recently at which the new guar
Recruiiig III this company extremely brisk and fifteen
members have recently joined. ?, -,r.-. -, co
Quartermaster Sergeant Wallace H. Gilbert, OF COM
pay X. Regiment, has applied for his discharge
which VIII be given him: Private g. d. Hobart Is acunS
ouartermaster sergeant and will probably bc appointed
The Entertainment given by Company D, 18Th Regi.
ment al the Lexington Avenue Opera House last Monday
evening, was brilliant affair ana ana h n a., an
Soycpet soad under First Sergeant Charles Setter
was as nearly perfect exhibition OF the KIND ever
given in this city, received with great applause
Captain How ard C. Kennedy. OF Company c. 9th kegi-
ment. been granted leave OF absence Tor Sixty DAYS
and Colonel Seward has detailed secohd LeutehanS
Washington Wilcox to command the company while lie Is
away The company has vacancies for Two iietensnts.
Colonel George ID. Scott OF the sth Regiment mas at
last received his long delayed muster rolls from the In
At the annual driI and reception of Company A. 18th
Regiment Captain Rowland Pel, at the armory to-Inor
row evening the will parade IN state service UNI
form helmets and white gloves Military guests are e1
pected 10 appear III UNIFORM -, cor,or,, L 7tb
Regiment has taken his discharge He was regarded as
one OF ablest commissioned officers III the res
mcnt ,., -. co.,.o,v n
18th Regiment who recently tenderea s Ss So0a
Guard private in Company H. n a@;anan OF of
S nay an; <, 10th Regiment on June 80 1884
and was transferred to Company q on November a.
1855 Company has furnished two captains 10 other
COMPANIES OF the 10Th Regiment-Captains Rowland Pen
and j. AmOry Haskell The company now has vacancies
The Entertainment Committee of the Board Of Officers
7st Regiment met at the aIm9ry ast wen ahI
appointed subcommittee to see whether the MelIopo
tan opera House or the Academy OF Music can , 90 h
dancing shall be preceded by an opera Inc oa'e no
vet decided on. ,. .,.a,. O. IN
rS or At the reception and dr Of Company 18th
Regiment on Monday evening December - was on e1
sented 10 the company by Captain A. H. Hers and Lieu
tenant g. Hart for the benefit of the fund Tor decora
inc the company room in the new arinory. .
Sergeant H. Nj. Nes9itt has been appointed nrsi ser
Company b. IN Regiment III place o. o1 D Al
j. E. schuyler has been elected sergeant ana
Stately AND Wv ee has been Unanimously elected
n sergeant In Company ii, 18th Regiment captain wash
9son Tae. Henry Ffennd Henry essc
Thomas II. Walsh have been elected s -, corpords
in the new armory some time this winter. feature OF
which will be novel drill for which the members are III
The Goth Regiment Band will give promenade concert
reception a. the next en Sa seen Trans
ferred list to duty at heaaqnaf
tiers the Fourth Brigade 80 -, n
COMPANY A. 18th Regiment, will be represented by
team at the games OF the 22d Regiment Inc
athletic association of the 18th Regiment Is very slow IN
getting started this year. ,,,, D.. 4.
Company X. 7lst Regiment Captain Wright d. Goss, Is
painng I'M strength and improving in drill IL has now
ree Commissioned officers and its recruits are seiected
with c-..., o,,-or M.ur,,er
Inc veteran Quartermaster Sergeant Onyer Men
NJ tompauy E. 18th Regiment, has been coinpeueu oy ~
health 10 take furough which he Is spending Peasa'
on the banks OF the Hudson - -. ,,,o,, Contain
The members Of Company c. 71st heglihenL, onP,', n
Augustus r. Francis are served Win ,h n emu
cnse o every drill night the exercises OF the even
ING are over Active work gives them hearty appeu'o''
and they go home feeling we'll -, ,Yh,.ver NJ
| Company !, 18th Regiment. have received 'hen wa
4 rants. =, $780, n, romnanv
7th REGIMENT will withdraw his resignation anu 'aAc
/ leave OF absence for one year. Do.,.,
4 X n CAPTAIN r.