New-York tribune., 1888-04-15
DOINGS IN THE ARMORIES.
CLOSING DRILLS OF THE SEASON.

CLOSING DRILLS OF THE SEASON.
.,,-y, orrrcrRs CoMMIssIoNED-SUGGE GEST10NS
CONCERNING THE NATIONAL GUARD.
p.,,aon drills In the 71st Regiment were conducted
-, I,eu,enant-C Colonel Dennison and were ended
~ ,he season. Colonel Kapper has nearly recovered
.ou, HE severe illness. Although Captain L. Frank
nsrrv was reelected captain of Company by vote
>, o. 70 g. he has declined TO accept lie says no IL
sosaed with the Endorsement OF the company anu uoes
90 return 10 the regiment under existing cir
cumstances .,,.s,orea officers OF thu
.,..sI 0uard are announced in general orders IRON
,hs AdIutant Generals Office as follows -,s
the sc"s,rnep,John W. West second lieutenant with
= ,rou December %, 1887. vice Anke'en' roesIe' 20,
,rsn,ope Lynn second Lieutenant win rank rum N''
'.s,v ia 1888 vice walton promoted
r'as p.,,aIap William NJ. Whitney, 1r quarter
nth the rank Of first lieutenant with rank from
,-sn,uarv a 1885, vice Batchelder. resigned
,,,s per,men-Charles II. Collins captain with RANK
A r.as.rx 1855 vice Rsuft. resigned; Harold
.s.n.or eautsin with rank from February lS 1885,
.ssa Joser resigned; Arthur NJ Tompkins secOha neu
,.n,r, with rank from March l. 1885, VICE fiei''H'''
promoted -, ..,..,, with rank
- rsh,,ry o. 1885, vice McCauley, appoinVeo III
..,o, a, rife practice Julian Sternbereer seco nv
,sn,n. With rank from February ID 1885, Woo AnSA'
resigned - ....,. ,,e,tan,nt
te.h Recinent-Iionel u. Browh, so0o"N AN
,,s r,nk from March 1888, vice Mscumoer prom0'eu
eaa p.c,nsn.-John G. r. Liiliendam, captain WIN
,.rr from January e. 1888, vice West resigned.
sd Rsg,ment-Arthur O. Saunders eaptaln' WIZ" W
,,on March O. 1898. vice Smith promoted ,
soa RAeimcnt-Henry G. Clark. Leu'enahFOoiono'
I'M r.ns from February "a 1888 vice Wunoor resgnea
Edward j. McGlynn. Captain with rank nom feOrV'S 80
1850 vcs vsrdeckoerg promoted: Charles u sehOene'
cau,s,n with renk from March . 1885, Vice Pettenkoie
resigned, Leon r. Wood. Second Leu'ehan! wiz" i'"A
xioa DrOnOtp0-
l7th Reotnent-Henry A. Powell Chaplain WIN the
rank Of Csptsin with rank March T. 1888 vice May
nsrd rendered supernumerary; Francis j. VerUan zap
tain with rank from March 1888 vice RanSen resgheu
George Z. Libbey. Second Heutensnh WIN I"hA H0ii
March 8, 1888, vice swett resigned
e5th RegIment-Joseph B. Rawson jr.' Captain WIN
rank from February o. 1883, vice Montgomery eseeu
Eugene Smith. Second Lieutenant with rank from Jahu-
ary 20, 1883, vice Hall. promoted
9Th Separate Company.-Thomas A. Paterson, Captain
with rank from February g. 1885, vice Parke resigned
Earnest Goonough Second Lieutenant with rank from
February 8, 1888, vice Hall, resigned.
14th Separate Company.-John G. Van Etten Captain
with January 25 1885, vice Hcrnbeck rendered
supcrnumerary.
10th Separate Company.-Frank E Van Gorden, First
Lieutenant with rank from February 1G 1883, vice o.
borne, resigned.
27th Separate COmpany.-Frank D. Allen Second Lieu
tenant with rank from January 1885, vice Plumb, ro
signed
Qsth Regiment james II. Glass Assistant Surgeon.
ary is, 1883, original
42d Separate Company.-william r. Campbell Assistant
Surgeon, with rank OF First Lieutenant with rank from
December "a. 1854 vice Griswold resigned
CLOSING DRILL AND RECEPTION.
The closing drill and reception of Company X list
Regiment, will take place at the armory the
ing Of April 1S. II will be followed by stag rack
et' The men will parade in State service uniform,
with fatigue caps and will be inspected by Captain
Wright D. Goss before the drill.
Company Z, list Regiment, will give It's closing
dril and reception at the armory the evening Of
April CT. Company BIS recent enter ainment at West
end Hall. In Harlem, was a success In spite Of rainy
weather.
Colonel McLewee OF the Go, ernor's sta, inspected
Company D, 18th Regiment, Captain Bleecker s. Bar,
nard, few nights ago The company formed prompt
ty at o'clock parading twenty eight full files. Cap
tain william v. King, ed Regiment, Captains Kirby
and DelaHeld Of the 18th, present, as well as
about 500 visitors to witness the drill Captain Bar
nard drilled the company in the school of the soldier
school Of the company, oadings and rngs executing
movements In Uptons tactics that are seldom done In
the militia Of this State Company platoon movements
Ioadings and frings fire lying down, etc. were exc
cuted almost TO perfection. Colonel McLewee and
other officers present compinented Captain Barnard
I'm high terms for the excellent drill and discipline
shown by the company. Colonel McLewee aftcrward
stated to Captain Barnard that he would forward a
most aatterng report on this company, ana that ne
considered Company of the finest drilled and dis
.pned oonpanies he had seen during his tour Of In
spectOn.
TO HOLD A ANNUAL DINNER.
The twentieth annual dinner of the veterans OF inc
-,st Re,tnent will take place at Clark's in West
Twenty-thlri-st the evening of April IL Many
distinguished officers viii be among the guests
Orders lust issued from the Adiuant OeheraAs ONCE
direct the annual inspection and muster OF oigani|a
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