New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
4 SEASON OF REST.
MIDSUMMER MILITARY IDLENESS.
ALL QUIET IN THE NATIONAL GUARD ARMoRIn

ALL QUIET IN THE NATIONAL GUARD ARMoR1H
Brovet BrIgadier-Genera EmmOns Clark, formerly
colonel OF the 9TH Regiment will have Ousing send
off, when he sails for Havre 10 assume the duties Of
United states Consul al that port. In spite Of the
opposition of If the members Of the 7th Regimen
Veteran Association. who threw obstacles In his way
when they learned that he was applying for con-
sushD. the General has obtained an appointment IN
the diplomatic service, though less valuable than
the post at Manchester, which he sought He is
popular with the officers and men OF the regiment
large delegation Of whom will see him of. The DAY
of his departure has not yet been decided upon.
In the 69h Regiment there is feeling OF good
fellowship among the which brings them together
socially every possible occasion. In the winter
season there frequent festivities In the amor
and public halls, and in the summer picnics. clam
bakes and outdoor sports in pleasant spots around
NewYork are constantly taking place under the aus
pccs of the various companies The recent picnic
and anrral games of the regiment at Joness Woo
wers a pronounced success, was the outing OK
Company at Newborn. ). /. The preparations ios
the picnic Of Company F. at Sylvan Grove ana tha'
Of Company 1, at Rockaway Beach. both OF which are
TO tale place next month, give assurance that tho
men VIII have good time each Of these occasions
The odd Regiment makes an excellent showing In no
quarterly return the figures of which as follows;
Field. staff and nOncOmmsSioned stan, Il company
A. 81; Company 3, 81 Company Z, SO; Company D.
4G: Company f., 1901 Company F, 81 Company q.
So Company II. 81: Company 1, So; Company H. o.
Total 700 This is gain of SO over the last previous
return.
First Lieutenant Adelbert d. Head assistant
surgeon attached 10 the 10th Separate Company, Oh
SYRACUSE has received his honorable discharge from INC
service He has held the place since May II, loS''
lie served in the as private IN the lst New
York Volunteers from July 1, 1sG1. 10 November T.
1864. The discharges of Major Edward Ferueckoers
of the Sod Regiment and First Lieutenant William
A. Brown, of Company L, 18Th Regiment have also
arrived from Albany.
Company F. o2d Regiment. Captain c. A. Du Bos
went I'D to tho old Polo Grounds last Tuesday even
ing and was there drilled in sentry duty A'e'
ward at the invitation OF Private NJ J. King me
comnany marched to his home, in West e-hundred
and-eleventh-st., where supper was served.
Colonel c. f. Beebe, OF tho 1st Regiment OF I'M
Oregon Militia, whose headquarters are at Portland
is an old member of Company II, CT the 'th Regiment
National Guard of the State of New-forK III whose
| ranks he served as a private. The Oregon regiment
consists of nine companies, numbering about 800
| men, The command wears the United States Army
| uniform and is a well drilled organization.
| Orders issued from the headquarters OF the 9"i
Regiment direct that The following detail report at the
| armory tomorrow at .. for guard mount
Officer of the Day, Captain Demarest; Officers OF the
Guard Lleutenants Quigey and Daily Sergeants Chez
| borg OF Company d, Lowenbcin. of Company F, and
| Ringer, Of Company B; Corporals Bedcl of COMPANY
| b. Howard, of Company A. koehler. of Company O.
| Clinton of Company X, and Chowen, Of Company b
and six prvates from Company A, six from Company
b. four from Company C., two from Company d. seven
| from Company f. seven from Company T. three ITO"
| Company G., four from Company II, three from Con-
PAW l. three from Company X. and the first Sergeant
| Of each company
The commission OF Second Lieutenant Benjamin .
Corkc of the 9th Regiment, has bcen received ron
Albany.
Captain Dubois OF Company F. 22d Regiment hS'
made the following detail for camp; Acting NuAr'o'
! master Sergeant NJ f. Bumton assistant III NV
duties Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Private r. H. ha'e'
/ company clerk, Private VI. J. Howard -
Quarterma ter. Sergeant william Doyle VIII prooao'
be appointed first sergeant Of Company H. o',a
Regiment In place OF Thomas McC arthy, VINO recent,
received his honorable discharge after long 'er "
/ faithful service with the command