New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
SOLDIERS OF THE STATE.
PRAISE FOR FAITHFUL SERVICE.
f1LrrAEy RULES AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IN VARIOUS REGIMENTS.
In orders prescribing Tuesday evening Of each week
COR tho regular drills OF the season, Captain Daniel
Appleton, Of Company F. 9Th Regiment. says;
The undersigned desires express his entire sausiac
ton with TIC attendance q: drills during
no lssA 6rlu season and no feels
that he cannot ask Tho members OF the company 70
work harder but he hopes that every member iny al
pecistes the great responsibility resting upon HIM ana
viii exert himself 10 do his share toward uphoidng mo
military efficiency Of the campaay both or tbs dri-Hoof
ard In the rife range that the Grca, labor OF the past
nay not be lost The report Of the Inspector OF KING
Practice and his assistants has boon approved sno inc IN
s:ructlon OF the company in the practical use oil 'nr e
viii be conducted in accordance with their suggestions
Tho VIII recall gratifying inspection OF 4"s
yea- Every ofccr and soldier prcsen, Win uniforms
and equipments In perfect order The iaspcc.ion VI
has ordered for November 10 thus giving 'pe
ne for all TO make to be present ana
70 make possible again the remsrHaoe co'e
100 per cent Sergeant Ford is especially chseco WIN
hc duty Of Inspecting the uniforms ana c9u'p'" Va
every man."
A, the third cor,pctlt,on for the Bunton medal
in Comrany f. eod Regiment. the best scores OUT OF
a possible 40 were follows: Sergeant NJ T. 'urn'on
G3 Private L. NJ. Fcrnandcs. 90: Private J. IT, 'aic'
81 Private W. L. Follctt 81 Private j. u iouscs'
81; Private W. II. Purrcz, 60; Captain I. n. pu
gos. So: Private j. H. stadtiander. 81 second Leu
tenant " J. Hussoy. 81; Sergeant d. Lowenbicn, so :
s'orporai NJ MscGregor, A. First Lieutenant W. :
Kenneth al; Private G. T. Lachcy, 40: Private L. H.
Du BoIs Sc Private L. ". Knowles, 30.
Sergeant George Gregory, who has been for twenty
four wears a member of the 9TH Regiment, Is 10 DC
the Republican candidate for Alderman In the WIN
District He has lived in the district All bis lie
and has been in the printing business there since
1864 Eo has hosts Of friends, and the With being
a SIR nr Republican district hs VIII no doubt De
elected
Private Emile p. Plckhardt has been dropped from
the roll Of Company I, 9TH Regiment Prvates Samuel
t,rf,c foyv a
honorable discharge. Charles Costcr has resigned
As representative Of the company in the hcgiment.
Athletic Association.
The prime movers IN the organization OF the new
csd Regiment Athletic Association orc Lieutenant
Murray, OF Company {; Lieutenant Daver and W. H.
Hancy. of Company b; T. Noble, OF Company O. ano
T. T. Hanbold and ". I. Bailey, Of company H.
Tho winning OF the tug of-war championship by Com
pany rs team has given decided Impetus to ath
,ctics IN this regiment
Private C. C. Reed, the efficient financial secretary
of Company D. 18th Regiment has been dropped from
tho rolls, having moved away from Ncw-Yorh HIS
departure causes universal regret in the company as
ne ~ cd soldier always attentive TO duty ana an
agreeable companion. He was offered promotion
several Ilmes hut preferred TO servo in the ranks
Major Lcandor Buck acted As Colonel OF the
Veteran battalion of the sth Regiment at the parade
week the occasion of laying the cornerstone OF
TIC rev armory The other field staff and nom
H. Robinson, acting lieutensntcoloncl Major John
Appleton, acting major; Adiutant, Captain J. u
Johnston; QuartermasteY, Charles G. Cornell conf
luissary, NJ. r. Dorsch surgeon, Ir. G. I. winston !;
chaplain, DR.. Thomas T. Smith captain OF engineers,
william " Walton paymsster and treasurer DAVID l..
Arnold 90 West One hundred and-twonty sis th'st
captain OF veteran officers, Major Anthony = Woods,
coior-beaTcr, Joseph T.. Mead.
In accordance with the recent amendments to the
Military Codc, vacancies among noncommissioned
officers IN Company D, 9TH Regiment, have been filed
by appointment by Captain Cooper. Corporal Louis Z.
Connolly has been made a sergeant, in place OF T. H.
Clark honorably discharged, and Private Henry D
Barlow has been made corporal IN place OF Connolly
The squad OF recruits Of Company d, 9Th Regiment,
IS Icin, drilled by Lieutenant Bouker, aided by
COypOrals Peterson and DAILY. the company mas loo
good and reserve
The men of Company F. 7th Regiment arc PROUD
If the progress made By the company in rheshootns
during the last few years In 1854 only thir'y-hVe
men qualified a. marksmcn In 1885 there were
forty-hve I'm 1885, orty-fve: in 1887. sxty-seven'
and this year there over eighty
The first prize for having the largest number OF men
IN camp at rechsk last summer has been awarded TO
Company j., llth Regiment, COMMANDED pS Odp' a'n
George b. Mooney.
Compsnv l. 9Th Regiment, has twenty members:
elect IN addition its full complement OF officers ana
enlisted men, making total OF 10 on us TON
Hasen Clark Ciarcncc Hobart, Charles Mortimer En-
.lis and DR.. George z. Moore. -
CAPTAIN {. 4. Du BOs, Of Company T. I'D kegl-
mont, has appointed COrporals Is. +. Towers, T. j.
DcmaIcsi. +. A. Kramer NJ MacGresor ana u a.
kochler chiefs Of the squads.