New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10
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THE BEST PLACES FOR NEW ARMoRIEs
CHANGES IN THE NATIONAL GUARD-WiNIAA
DRILLS AND FESTIVITIES.

g. a. noss,hle IN central positions where the regr
ments could be speedily assembled to De s"ne' o
PATCHED 10 the scene of any local troubles S' may
n the future require their Intervention eu' OF
course IL Is difficult to obtain the requisite ei0' ="
thickIy populated neighborhoods
Colonel Clark. Of the 7th Regiment MAKES puohc
thu following correspondence relauhs W 'no u'e Va
the Veteran Room by the 7th Regiment veterans
"e New.Yofk. January 10. 1882
., 49,. no.n =, Iune 80 1887, as mentioned
n, YOU when next after you was no' 'nen aecepe
hs and nothinr has occurred TO induce us acceptance
In due course It was referred TO eomm'se AVE 'sa
ton whose report has recently been maoe' NO ieSsOn
appears why the veterans should remquiSn any " W
80 permit me to ada that this decision meets my appro
s,,o ana that II would seem to be as incumbent upon
yv a,ae,gnllv H. Z. TREMAIN,
Colonel Veterans OF 7th Regt
To Colonel EmmOns Clark
- IIe,douarters 7tA Regiment. n. G. S. N. r.,
New-York January e. 1889.
Dear SIR have the honor acknowledge the receipt
Of yours Of January 49, 1885, being in reply to my letter
Of June 90 1887 addressed TO you Colonel and prcs
dent OF the veterans Of the 9TH Regiment which letter
was intended 10 advise you the conclusions reached ana
announced by the authorities charged by law with the
care custody and possession Of the 7h Regiment ArmoS
and which conclusions must govern the coinnan"n' Vi
tho regiment
am aware Of nothing which called or does cal for
the rolling uishmen assertion OF any rights 10 inc prem
sss on the part OF the Organization OF wnieh you are
PRESIDENT does your letter. sent TO me @ter ons
peod neary two years. OF apparent acquescence IN the
situation contain the necessary information on ae subject
AS this Is the first time that any open assertion Of rgp's
,n tho armory been made by any organization oner
than 9TH Regiment your letter VIII be aia before INC
trustees who by Of the Legislature and by aunory
Of the Commissioners Sinking Fund are the lessees
nom the city OF the armory property Ii VIII eso Oe
naced before the Of officers OF the regiment as nas
board advises the Commandment In all the ahas OF the es
np not
ly law Meantime and the future as in the past al
roncr and reasonable facilities win be afforded for the
meetings Of your association in the afmory ana 'e uo
az the srInory be closed 70 any exempt OF veteran
member Of the regiment who is loyal TO its interests or
welfare. a. d
Your assumption that 1t is as incumbent on me % -
upon yourself honor, respect and defena inc Fsh "
your association does not seem to be enurep oO t,
nevertheless should the rights OF the association %
vsu are the chief oncer chosen leader be ever threat
cnea OF endangered In any particular and you nee1 my -
sistance I am at your service. Very truly yours wv
EMMoNs CLARK, Colonel
To General Henry E. Trcmain Colonel ana ffe'iu'H'
veterans It'll Regiment, Now-York City
comnanes q and X Of the Tth Regiment win pe
drilled in battalion movements In the large urui
room al the armory next Wednesday evening ooiopo,
Clark VIII be in command. C0mpanles-A snu - VIZ
he drilled as battalion on Friday evening, NoiP
d and on February Is, Companies anu oD
February 10, and Companies . ana ON February
81. .a.
Tho members Of the 18th Regiment and their fnenos
NJ hoth sexes expect to have a grand time next
tuesday evening The regiment viii parade IN iun
uniform in the great drillroom at the armory' WIN
the new commandant, Colonel Barber, at us he%i
There wll be dress parade and review follower
by the presentation Of the marhsmen's badges mere
vii be a promenade concert by the full regmental
band and dancing will occupy the later hours OF
the night The regiment is in excellent condition
and win doubtless make fine display.
Official announcement Is made by the Ad1utant
General that tho following officers have been COM
missloned:
First Brgade-Albert Gallup signal Ofncer with the
yank Of captain With rank from November 2. 1883.
Original.
Ninth ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Maynard chaplain win the
rank OF captain with rank January 1s 1889 vice
reed resigned; Charles Mueekc nrst lieutenant VAN
Tenth Batsaion--chares i. Van Benthuysen, seeona
lieutenant. with rank from December u 1850 "S0
Edwards resigned
Twelfth Regimcnt-Tbomas IL Barber, colonel win
rank from December 81 1885, vice Jones. resigned
Thirteenth REPRESENTATION c. Crolus second lieu
anant with rank from October 3d. 1883, vice Alexander
resigned.
Twenty-seeond Regiment-Frandln Bartlett. captain,
with rank from December 4, 1888, vice
Corteyou, resigned; William J. MaahOi, cap
tain with rank from December 10, 1885,
vice King promoted; walter D. Haws first lieutenant
with rank from IL 1885, vice skeen, resigned
from January % 1889. vice Haws. promoted
Twenty third Regiment-George W. Middleton tr, cap
an with rank from December 81, 1855 vice Crane re-
signed; George r. Hanlin, nrst lieutenant with rank
from January IL 1883. vice Middleton promoted
Thirty. second Observation-Disclosures Kreger captain with
rank from December s. 1885, vice Groz, rendered super
numefary
sixty.nnth Regiment--James E. Kelly, surgeon, with
the rank OF major with rank from December "a, 1855
vice Ford, resigned
paotr w r,
rank from January IA 1885, vice Place. resigned George
Bascom, arst lieutenant with rank from December T.
1885 vice Curry transferred Henry Deke hrst ueuten
ant with rank from December 90 1888. vice Chiffon, re-
signed.
Twentyninth Separate cOmpany-william J. Bulser
assistant surgeon with rank FIRST lieutenant from July
81. 1888. vice Acker resigned
Thirfy.ninth Separate Company-charies III. Murray,
second lieutenant with rank from December -, 1883,
vice Kearns, resigned.
Colonel Camp has issued orders for battalion drills
IN the 22d Regiment, which be win conduct personally
They will begin Monday evening, February is. on
which occasion the right wing VIII be exercised and
Instructed On the following Friday evening the left
wing win be drilled a battalion. The two wings on
Monday and Friday evenings respectively Will be put
through their PAGES during the rest OF the season
There IS excellent material in the ranks OF this regt
ment and II the officers do their duty, as they doubt
less WILL this command VIII make fine showing In
the spring paiades.
Captain Daniel Appleton announces the follow
ing changes in Company +, 7th Regiment: Dis
eharged-January Is, 1880, Private Z. Martin, tr.,
and Private Il. r. Creasey ir., expiration term OF
service Enlisted-January o, 1880, Jonathan Dwight,
fr proposed by Private ID. Foot January %, 1889.
Herbert L. Blacfunan, proposed by ex-Prfvate W. r.
Marcus and Wilson Budd Strong, proposed by
Sergeant Budd. Taken up from dropped-January
IS, 1850, Private 7. o. Thompson. Honorary
October 4, 1883, ex-Prvate r. Z. Mapes; January 3,
1885, ex-Lieutenant Il. Paving, ex-Private A. O.
yessup, ex-Prvate w. E. Marcus, and ex-CorDoral
Oscar Thorn
reception VIII be given by the veterans of the
list Regiment at tho armory the evening Of Wash
ingtons Birthday. The new adiutant of the veteran
corps, Captain L. Frank Barry, who formerly COM
manded Company Of the active regiment, is one Of
the most popular officers in the organization The
veterans and Alexander Hamilton Post Of the Grand
Army were present at the entertainment given by