New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
STATE TROOPS DRILLING
EXERCISING IN THE ARMORIES.

Members of the National Guard VIII nave the opPor-
tunity to qualify for the State Mark'mAn oause lo'
1886 at Creedmoor on October To- ootooer 90 III" '
vember 2.
Thu 22d Regiment, Colonel John 7. Camp. Assembled
At tho last Thursday evening in fatigue UNIFORM
with kIapsaoks overcoats rolled haversacxs ana eau
teens for the annual muster aud Inspection Au' ios
m.nt presented q fine appearance.
Tho bayonet drill OF q squad OF twelve mon OF COM
pany D. 10Th Regiment, commanded by First sergeant
Charles scitcr at tho entertainments IN aa 0, .no
Grant Monument Fund, given at the Metropoh'an
Onsra uouss last Thursday evening, was received with
q storm OF applause.
The resignation OF tho following officers is officially
announced by the Commander-in-C Chief: Lieutenant
Colonel and Quartermaster Henry Arthur Colonel Al
fred Barnes 18th Regiment. and Leutenant-Coiohei
and Surgeon Alexander J. G. skene.
In orders issued by Colonel Clark attention Is caeo 20
the fact that tho 9TH Regiment rife tcam In charge OF
CAPTAIN Palmer inspector Of rife practice secured TOT
regiment the first prize IN the s,ae ts
OF the regiment for the time, labor anu XII ~
necessary result which are hereby rendered 70
the me mbers of he team, viz: Captain W. H. falmer
Inspector Of rifle practice; Lieutenant E pr rSu"R
sereeants II. b. Thomson; j. X Green, =; W; rree' n
KsIIesh ". g. owen. G. A. Jones B. d. Darke g. F.
Merchant ReseryeserssssGt McD0usa' fr'A'''
The First Brigade Martial, consisting OF Colonel
George Scott Of the 8th Regiment
ant-Colonel William p Walton OF the llth keslment.
last Thursday evening at the nc 81 den
quencies were charged. -, A.. ooa
The headquarters OF the veteran corps o. ,he hand
somely refitted during the summer the meeting 10 %
hold Tuesday evening Will be In tho nature oi
Second Lieutenant William Henderson. OF the I'd Bat
csncy are spoken OF. among whom are j. H. WORRIES,
formerly first lieutenant. H. b. Morse formerly o, 'he
st Battery W. S. Harrison and Corporal II. j. mart
The ID Battery, Captain Ferdinand L: Earle, VIII gNo
reception the frat Tuesday OF each month during
General orders from Albany announce that the follow
Ing officers have been ,b ,Se ranE of
captain, from April %, 1888; Francis r. Appleton
iss6. second Brgsde-John B. rockingham. assistant
adurant general with the rank Of
surgeon, with the rank OF major. from september
8, 1886; ElwoOd o. Roessie eomm tss s OF
tembsr 3. 1856; Charles j. Peabody, adede-camp.
with rank of captain from September o. ESQ;
Hobart Warren Thompson. ade.de-camp Win 'no ianA
Fourth Brgade-charles Clifton assistant adjutant,
April % 1854 Harlow Palmer INSPECTOR with rank
Of major from April 49, iss3 Edmgnd haye sdward
Warren, quartermaseT with rank o. MAJOR rn ron o
A Apf1l r. from May 1854 William G. vought. commits
sary OF subsisteDce with rank OF major from July
1852 Herbert Basel s an ~ Wan
ordnance officer with rank OF major, from June .;
captain from April %. 1888; Francis r. Heating,
aide-deamp, with rank OF captain from February "
Twelfth Regiment-Frank Roosevelt. first lieuton-
ant, with rank from August ~ 1885, VICE Rogers IT,
Th,rteenth Northumberland Fackner colonel, with
rank from September o. 1886. vice Barnes, resigned.
Fourth Separate COmpany-George +. whitney, As,
sstani surgeon with rank OF First Lieutenant, from
June %, s86, vice Houston, resigned oS. -,
Eighth Separate Company-Albert X; Gumoerts, as,
sistant surgeon with rank OF frat lieutenant from
F"rtysecond Separate Company Edward II. Gris-
void assistant snrIeon with rank OF first heutenan''
last Monday the members Of the ninth COMPANY 7th
Regiment on invitation OF their commander, captain
william c. Casey visited tue latter at ms reslaenSe ,b
twenty-fth anniversary OF Captain Caseys joining TUG
resment The visitors we're soGevs n Oy c alter
noon and evening followed cross OF honor. SO. M
diamonds was presented TO .ns ~ tss following adj
Duval on behalr OF INC comp'u'' l" '10 -''O""
dress:
twenty nm app ' OF yO4T
to tender token OF the love ana esteem IN wT
rom their hands Honor for long and faithful ser
nrv Won have ven to our regiment the best fruits of con
sceious efforts, unagglng devotion, untii IN those
who called YOU head had hoped for all that y0u when
oa were how faithfully they have been kept the
ninth company proves today 10 you we owe o D t " nm
equaed record OF r that we can POn! TO- TO You
pride boast second TO none" our company stands TO-
ev anu ar n SoIk and endeavor AS soldiers have
to Sy aa ce yoS 10 With the emblem
day you place upon breast go our sincere thanks .9
ser
and our heartfelt wishes for your happiness ana prosperity
Captain Casey expressed his thanks ID few we'll
The sergeGns of the several companies OF the 10Th
Regiment Will report in fatigue uniform Tor instruction
10 Adiutant Arthur f. Schermerhorn, at the arnory,
ne xt Wednesday evening The corporas Will report to
him on Wednesday evening. october 20 49,, -,
Tho quarterly OF the LIST Battery captain LOUIS
Wendell sets forth four officers, seventeen
non-commissiOned officers musicians ana artlhcers'
and seyenty-tve privates on the roll making an aggre
gate OF ninetysx. This is loss OF two men since the
last return. $500 - ., o.. = hi, an
tertainment to be gwen at Lexington Avenue Opera
House during the season. An amateur opera compthy
will appear. and reception Will iono" INC perform
The cOurt-martiaI OF Company B. I'm Regmen i for
lowing: Lieutenant j. L. Ware. chairman sergeant H.
NJ Ncsbltt Corporal H. W. Anderson Prlvates W. d.
CORPORAL P j. Langley, Of Company D, 23d Regiment
has received his warrant. 49, -,
ard Will give It's annual concert and ball at the Lex
ngton Avenue Opera House on the evening OF Decem-
monthly entertainment or the company, 10
be given at the armory the second Monday IN Noyem
brr promises to he a brilliant affair
eected f. j. Domarost and Frank Kramer coFpoTnI,.
The company will give an entertainment ON Thanks
Qnsrermaster Thomas Cosley. of Company C. 10Th
Regiment having passed the regmentaI examining
board, has been granted warrant. ...
Louis II. Irwin has been appointed quartermaster
sergeant of Company d. 23d Regiment, In place OF
lanes Craft who has returned to duty In the ranks
Company II. 10Th Regiment. Captain Washington Con
Bolger john Wright and Martin CasellInos corporals
Robert Coleman was appointed company quarterihss-
ter sergeant 49,. oo. ,,..
There $50 men in the ranks OF tue 22d Regiment
al the parade and review last week.
Privates Edwin ID. Jones OF Company {, ana George
Burden of Company H. 18th Regiment, having removed
from the district, have been dropped from the rolls
First Lieutenant Robert b. Moss OF the LIST Battery,
resigned his commission on account OF business en-
gagements =, 40.
Private Henry Pearson, OF Company L. 18Th Regi-
ment dropped on February II last having re-
ported duty has been taken up on MS roll
An election for a capt ain OF company II, ~ req
msnt. IN place of Henry Chauncey jr promoted to DO
major, will soon be ordered -, . .
Tho 10Th Regiment Athletic Association VIII meet AT
the a rmory next Wednesday evening aud begin pepar-
ations for the annual games.
Private william = c. Hamilton has been transferred
from Company ID, fist Regiment, to Company H. I'D
second Lieutenant George W. Baldwin, OF Company {,
and second Lieutenant Horace Lee Washington, or Com
pany E. 9Th Regiment have resigned their commissions
on account OF business engagements BOth are ABOUT
TO remove from the city.
COMPANY A. 9th Regiment Captain George I. Lorigan'
Will give Dutch after the opening drlll OF the sea
son at the armory on Thursday evening. october Ia.
The company reputation AS one OF the best III 'ho
a,.. A.. ,,., rro.