New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-04
SCHOOL OF THE BATTALION.
DRILLING NATIONAL GUAkDSMEN.

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warch % the line will be formed ct O'Clock. Cap
ta;ns Steele Appleton and Abrams will detail the guard
from their commands TO consist OF sergeant one
yorporal and files from each company to report to
Adiutan. Rand az p Lieuenants Nestitt and Peck
have been detailed officers OF the guard
The following officers and men OF the regiment now in
active service have qualified for the Cross Of Honor
during the last year. Cross OF Honor in silver 10 years
servicel Captain william H. Palmer. Qlartermaster
John T. Long, Sergeant Edward Mccoy. Private John
O. Bert; Cross OF Honor In bronze 40 years servce)
Cartain John T. Paxton, sergeants W. II. ucisscr
Edward ". Brunette, William J. Underwood. William H.
Folsom. Thomas A. hartley William O. Bates Corporals
Charles S Clark Dudley Belts. G. II. Crawford; Priv
ates George W. Thatcher. JOSEPH f. Disbrow. George L.
Androus Thomas J. Taylor. Thomas j. Blanck second
W. W. Tom, Gips. Edward L. Neol.
The following officers ana members of the regiment
qualified during for tho Cross OF Honor In gold
GO years eutenants George A Jones' Daniel
A. Nesbtt. Walter =. Wilson; Sergcsnts John W. Coady
Jacob NJ Schuyler; Privates T. G. Anderson, s. L. H.
Ward; and for the Cross of Honor in gold, with in
bnlants C25 years service) Captain Henry s. Steele
Sergeant Hugh B. Thomson Private John ID. Mcintyre
The following members who have qualified Tor the
Cross of Honor in bronze 90 years service have been
honoraby discharged from the regiment during the
year: sergeans Walter v VAIL Charles Cook Privates
John +. Attridge, II. W. Ronk
Companies B, c. and X Of the 9th Regiment are
ordered by Colonel Seward assemble the arory IN
drill on the evenings OF March and II. Companies
f. q and will do likewise on March and IL, and
Companies A, d and II on March and 10. Command
ants companies required TO report to the Colonel
the names OF absentecs from these drills within three
days after the date OF duty ordered.
MEMBERS OF A TUNEFUL GLEE CLUB.
The Glee Club OF Company II. 22d Regiment, Is COM
posed OF Frederick Meek. George Pollock. William
Richards and Chris opher Levine. They nave fine
voices and make it lively at the armorv.
Major George A. Miller. of the 22d Regiment, who has
served years in the command has been presented
with silver medal by the members OF Company A. OF
which he was formerly Captain
Colonel Emmons Clark has ordered the companies or
the 7th Regiment TO in fatigue uniform with
white belts, for drill the school OF the battalion, as
follows: Companies aud II, Fridays. March and 30;
Companies and F, Tuesdays March and 20; Com
panes ana I. Thursdays, March and %; Companies
D and G. Mondays. March - and April 2; Companies Z
and X. Wednesdays March Ii and %. Each battalion
companies will be divided usual for instruction
into six commands Scrgeants b. prepared to act
officers and corporas commanding guides.
Second Lieutenant John Lamb. OF Company A. 22d
Regiment who is Leave Of Absence has gone to the
West but will return in time to be present at battalion
drill on March %.
PRESENTING MEDALS OF HONOR
Colonel has issued orders FOR the assembling OF
the 9Th Regiment az the arnOry on THURSDAY evening
March %. for drill and instruction and the presentation
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management of Companies b. c and will follow the
paraGS.
sergeaut John b. Cavagnaro and Corporal Charles
Granger, OF Company 4. 22d Regiment who recently
passed the Examining Board, spoken of capable
non-comnissioned officers. The company will give
reception in the latter part OF this month.
on the evenings OF March C and 80 the officers and
nonconmssionei officers OF Companies G. |. II and d.
OF the 9Th Regiment will assemble NJ lc armory for in
structon in battalion movements Those Of Companies
E, +, ard will do likewise on the evenings OF March
% aud April Division drills IN the marchnss, load
ngs hrings the manual Of and guard mounting
will take place follows: Companies D and Z, March
is; CoGnaEies and c, March -; COnpaLies and ii,
March o. and Companies and l. March II.
Company d. 22d Regiment. has made good showing
at drills thus far this Al the two drills
which il has taken part it has had % per cent OF is
members present The company proposes TO give iort
mighty receptions
The Regiment athletic games to be given at the
armory on Monday evening April p promise to ne as III
teresting any OF the preceding There viii be
onerile run two mile bicycle race. one mile walk.
an obstacle and various other trials OF speed,
strength ana endurance The games Will DC followed by
reception.
LONGING FOR THE RANKS AGAIN
william j. Burns, who left Company +, 22d Regiment,
TO accept the position OF secondLieutouan in Company
A. 1ita Regiment talks of resignus bis commission and
returning to the ranks in his old company.
pa.er unanimously asking Frat-Iieutenant James
r. Byrd. OF Company r. 22d Regiment VINO recently re-
signed his commission remain Will tue company has
been sent to hi,n by It's members: 800 -
Companies A. ID. u, 1 and X. OF The 18Th Regiment.
will assemble at tae armory to morrow eveAns, ~
unGress uniform for instruction aud drl III the school or
tue bait on Companies B. {. L, and u VIII DO IKE
wise next Friday evening Company VIII assemble IN
full dress uniform at tAe armOry ior Inspection by
Colonel Jones on Thurs 'ay evening March ~.
C,omrsny F. odd Regiment will give dancing party
In Il Hoard of Officers az armory on Tues lay
evening. March Is. This company has gained tufee
recruits within the last two weeks
Comp.uy a. 22d REGIMENT will give an athletic enter
tainnen; next Wednesday evening In the Board OF
this company has passed the Examining Board
Priva,es James II. G. Baker and William J. G iI
meut Corporal George j. weaver, Of Company 1, has
been promoted and is now a sergeant
HELD BY HE EMMY. PNEUMONIA.
{ Captain George L. Potter. OF Company Fl. pa Rec
men IL recovering from a severe attack OF pneumonia
oniLieutenant A E. Dick Will depart for san Fran
cisco next Wednesday hreenonths' leave Of alb
sence Private G. IT, Pollock has been detailed for duty
with the bugie corps. o., ~,
ment; Corporal George NJ koeser. OF Company H. ana
Sergeant J: j. Hewitt and Corporal T. Garner OF 90 -
pany X, have received their warrants ASSISTANT
Surgeon Doty is to be promoted to the position OF
the spring games OF Company T, e2d Resinen'. will
take pace az tue armorS IN t9e evening Of pr ~
Dsnhattan the New York. the Oiynpc tne nassau Iio
Brooklyn. Staten Island and The spartan htriIcS
handsome set OF co,rs Will he presented 10 Tue cruz
that the largest Number OF p,iu.s. 80, - -.
The last two Friday evenings OF c"ch inpnln are
mated il tOiOne stewart I"I NJ" "a = -"
Regiment On the first two FRIDAY EVENING" The com
nissioued and stoned Officers VIII as,elDie
for Instruction. go . .
Company H. 22d Regiment In place OF { l. lreSt, : 10
has been transferred 10 Company " where re -
In the ranks. Sergeant George ". Rodgers has been
commissioned a Second Lieutenant IN Company H. I5h
Regiment
lhe members OF Company B. 7ist Regiment. are proud
OF honor that they just ACHE ed IN WINNIE ih
Belknap trophy II has beeH held dur!n- The last year
by Company II. l2th Regiment ~ Hus DO Won t5 'Ae
company three times before 1t becomes us dDsoIu
property
FirstSergeant Robert Brown. Qnarternaster sergeant
James Bergan and Corporal William T. CdApyci, OF
Company r.; Corporal5 Patrick WAalen ana ANSill
Reddy. OF Company r; Corporal Johu Cassidy d Com
pany X and CorpOr Michael l. Dryer. OF COMPANY -
69th Re -iment, received their war; nts-
prank COnaOn has been elected corporal OF company
+, 22d Regiment. place OF Joseph r. carg, VINO mas
been discharged the expiration Of ais term OF SERVICE
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