Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

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enth will sleep in their cars. The seventh reg
iment dates its existence from 1906. and its
career has been eventual 1t has taken part in
two wars, that of 1912 and the late war of the
rebellion. The old citizens of Washington who
remember what feeling of relief they ex-
perienced when the New York Seventh reached
here promptly in response to Lincoln's first
call for troops will always have warm place
In their hearts for the fine old regiment. The
organization has taken part in many public
ceremonies both in this city and in New York
Its present colonel. Emmons Clark, has COM
manded the regiment since 1868.
The roster of officers-staff and COMPANY
is as follows: Field and staff-Colonel. Emmons
Clark; lieutenant-colonel, George Moore Smith;
major, Vim. II. kipp; adjutant, George W.
Rand: quartermaster, John F. Long; commits
sary of subsistence. Walter G.. Schuyler; in
spector of rifle practice, VIM. H. Palmer; sur
geon, Dan. NJ. Stimson, M. D.; assistant sur
geon. W. A. Valentine; chaplain, Jno. II. Paxton
Non-commissioned staff - Sergeant-major
VIM. b. Coughtry; quartermaster sergeant. E.
G. Ray, jr.; commissary sergeant Vim. H. Heis-
ser; ordnance sergeant, j. Watson Cochrane:
hospital steward, Vim. b. Freeman; band
leader, Charles A. Cappa; drum major. John
Nj. Smith; color bearers, Peter ID. Brasted. jr.,
and G.. G. Stow; general guides. John X. Green
and Albert l.. Wickert
First A company-CaDtain, Augustus w.
Conover; heutenants. Willard C. Fisk James J.
Mckenna; sergeants, Andrew J. Eccles. Paul
A. Jeannot, Geo. W. Roosevelt. jr., Chas. Cook
Geo. ID. Cook. Clarence Freeman.
Second tBl company-Captain, Daniel A.
Nesbitt; lieutenants Stephen w. Merritt. H.
NJ. Nesbitt; sergeants. n. VI. Beckwith Co. NJ J.
Jacob NJ Schuyler, VIM. S. Merritt d. Valen-
tine. jr., J. Z. Schuyler.
Third [Cl company-Captain, Don Alonzo
Pollard; heutenants. j. w. McDougal, A.
McDougall; sergeants, A. McDougall. III. b.
Thomson %. NJ, W. Sprague, L. Guerra. j.
w. Carter, f. Mccoy.
Fourth lDl company - Captain, Austin f.
Allen: lieutenants T. A. Patterson. Franklin
Oscar Mussinan. jr.. Fred'k H. Clark, Thomas
Z. Veeder. Eugene II. Richards.
Fifth lE lcompany-Captain. Geo. Il. Rhoads:
lieutenants. Walter s. Wilson and Harry f. Tit
tel; sergeants, John W. Coady. %. NJ. VIM. A
Jennings. VIM. Z. G. Mayer. Charles W. Kirby
jr., and Frank Koch.
Sixth 1T company-Captain. Daniel Apple
ton; Geutenants, Wallace +. Peck and Morton
ID. STEELE; sergeants, Z. W. Brunette. @. NJ. },
James ID. Ford, Theo. Babcock, jr., r. A. Pow
ers and +. l.. Van Benschoten.
Seventh [G] company-Captain. James c.
Abrams; Heutenants, J. b. Dewson and John
McGreeny; sergeants VIM. NJ. Ballard, 20 NJ
VIM. P. Atkinson. Henry H. Spelman, Abner L.
Ely and Edgar L. Reynolds.
Eighth HI company-Captain, Chas. E. Ly-
decker; lieutenants, Jno. B. Holland. VIM. J.
Underwood; sergeants, Saml. Nj. Warnock
Geo. Gregory %. NJ, VIM. Z. Starr Henry NJ.
Clements. Thos. A. BARLEY.
Ninth III company-Captain. J. Thorne Har-
per; heutenants. Horace C. Du Val, Geo. H.
Gould; sergesnts, Walter n. Vail, A. Delafield
"a. NJ. W. V. A. Mulhallon. Francis g. Ian
don. VIM. II. Folsom. q. E. Moore.
Tenth III company-Captain. Louis E. Lef-
ferts; heutenants, Eugene L. Kirkland. Robt
Mclean; sergeants, Fred Van Lennep C. l..
Waterbury o. NJ, Henry S. Clark, VIM. G.
Bates, Arthur E. White.
The Fourth Separate Company.
The Fourth Separate Company Gnfantry). of
Yonkers, is another of New York's representa-
tive military organizations which will be in line.
The company Is attached to the third brigade
of the national guard of the state of New York.
and has its armory on Waverly street. Yonkers.
The company was variouslv designated up to
1881. but at that time the sixteenth battalion of
which this company was part, was disbanded,
and the present organization was the only por-
ton retained in the state service. The COM
pany has, on several occasions, been called
upon to do active duty for the state and coun-
ty. During the railroad riots of 1877 it was
under arms. and when the ice-cutters of the
Knickerbocker ice company struck and became
riotous in January, 1880. the Fourth went on
duty and remained there until the row was
quelled.
The officers are: Captain. John J. Pruyn:
first-lieutenant, VIM. H. McVicar; second-lieu-
tenant, d. Griffin Smith. Non-commissioned
staff First sergeant, William B. Thompson;
quartermaster sergeant Geo. II. Tillotson
The company will leave Yonkers tomorrow
afternoon and expect to arrive here about
O'Clock on Monday morning. It will parade
about 100 men, and its own drum and bugle
corps will provide all the marching music the
company needs. The uniform is that of the
state national guard.