New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
NETWORK STATE TROOPS.
PREPARING FOR THE SUMMER CAMP.
AMENDED REGULATIoNs-A PARADE THAT WAS
NOT UP TO THE MARX.

NOT UP TO THE MARK.
Various causes combined to mslo the display OF the
First Brigade escort to the Grand Army Of the
| Republic on Decoration Day less imposing this yeor
| than usual. The weather threatening IN the
| mornng the ranks were not ful and there was q
want of uniformity In the general appearance OF tho
command resulting the various views Of tho com
mandapts Of tho regiments as 70 whether summer ~
winter costume would DO appropriate 1t would
seem as II tho question OF wearing overcOats or DON
ming white trousers could be decided for all the or
CARNATIONS by the eommandant Of tho brigade and the
decision quickly communicated 10 them in thcsc days
| Of telephones, tclegraphs and messenger service
The stringent regulations Of last year will be fully
enforced at the State camp this summer No liquor
will be allowed in camp except such as may be pre-
scr,bed by medical officer of the post, md there will
| be no fireworks or fllumlnatons. The 9TH Regiment
is ready to 80 into camp on the opening day. June IL
Extracts from the regulations amended, ap
plIcabe TO the duties OF senunelS In camp, have been
issued In general orders from the acknowledgements
Office Tho most tuoortant paragraphs as amended are
| as follows;
In case OF disorder sentinel will cry Tho Guard"
II Ere take place will cry Fire." adding In either
number Of hs post II the danger DC great no
will discharge his piece before calling.
The sentinel a, the gusrdhouse or guardtenn VIII
challenge all persons approach the post Of the guard
night, After challenging and receiving reply nv
will command Halt and will call Corporal OF tne
Guard repeating the reply OF be person ehSehseh
The corporal OF the guard will then order the person to
advance receiving the countersen II he haS IT, IL ths
person challenged be ohcer entitled to inspect the
guard the corporal after receiving the eountefagn VIII
say The eountcrsgn right and call Tura out the
guard announcing the title Of officer challenged
The guard being paradcd the oncCr OF the guard VIII say
advance ofcer Of the day" ETC., adding with the
parole.n he deem Il necessary
general ofbce:, or the commander OF regiment W
post may visit the guards his command and max" such
inspections as he may consider essential He will be re-
ceive1 prescribed for receiving the one'r Of
the day. At night or In the field, he VIII take from the
body guard such escort he may deem nece'
sary
In camps instruction the officer Of III" day making his
round or rounds night after l2 o'clock may be accom-
panied by other officers with the consent OF the command
ing officer for purposes Of instruction or inspection but
no person shall errogate sentnels except the ooer OF
the day.
Between revele and retreat sentneis Will salute all
officers by presenting arms
haunted Sentnels armed with sabrcs and with sabes
drawn will all officers by presenting sabre II
armed with carblne only they viii. on thn approach
OF an ohlcer the position OF advance eSrone In
b.cnotng and holding communications they will take
the position Of advance earbine. rsc pistol or guard
according ss they armed with the eaTone pistol OF
| sabre.
| The beading Grand Rounds" preceding paragraph
Ios and the paragraphs 400 40 and t2S Of the reRuH
lions are revoked in lieu OF the latter paragraph
the following Is substituted:
sentinel in a sentry box upon the approach OF an
ancer vii, stand a. carry and II armed with the rihe
! Or carbine will present arms a. the officer passes
The veteran prize for recruiting fairly won by
| Company A, 9th Regiment, and the men arc pr"H
OF us record II has been Joined by hfty-t"o good
men during the year. The company Is IN al eSp'c''
| one OF the best IN the regiment.
Captain william c. Clark and Lieutenam Johh
n Goding have been elected members OF the veteran
| Association OF the list Regiment Corporal william
Hayes has been elected secretary OF Company ~ sV
Regiment
General orders from the AdiutantGeneras onoo
an nounce that rife practice VIII be required oil every
officer and enlisted excepting those OF orgahh@
tions not armed with 1aes, and musiciansl' OF The
Third and Fourth BrIEades az iho usual ranges = |
follows: LIST separate Company at Penn Yam July II
I'd serarate Company, at AuburE, June 30 and FL |
Sd serarate Compahy al oneon'I, August AMI = {; |
Attn Separate COMPANY 81 Creedmoor' August D ON
separate Company, NJ Sewburg August 70 ann %
eth Separate Company, At Rensselaerwyck, July ahd
nth Separates Company, az Renssolaerwyck July Il
eth Separate Company, at Rochester July 10; 9th |
keparate Company, a. Whitehall August IS; 10Th |
Separate Company, at Newburs, Jhly 10; iiih |
Separate Company, at Crccdmoor. August - i2th |
Separate Company, a. RcnsselaerwTcE, August ~
18th Separate Company, a, Jamestown, jun> "a and |
e5 l4th separate Company, al Kingston July - ana
%: 18th Separate Company, at Poughkecyrie Jul! |
II and IS; 10th Separate Company, 81 CAiskili july
"a and 25; 18th Separate Company. Al Gienf fAiis,
August ~ 10th Separate COMPANY at PoughAespsie'
July Is and 10; goth Separate Company. at Hingham'
ton July so and 81 aist Separate Company 1T Rem
NJ Saratoga August 90 23d Separate Company az
Hudson July % and 20; 2Gth Separate Company, at
Flmira July and 8; 27th Separate Company, at
Malone Juno IS Goth Separate Company at oswego'
July 10; Goth Separate Company, at Elmrs. July o
and 10; 3ed Separate Company. al IsensselaorVyek.
June 90 and 81 +; 33d Separate Company, at Walton
August 90 and 30 saith Separate Company, at Geneva
June %; 35th Separate Company, at OgdensburH'
June 81 3eth Separate Company at schenectsdy June
n and 10: 37th Separate Company al Schenectsdy'
juno IS and 10 ssth Separate Company. at osweso.
July II: 39tb Separate Company at WATERFOWL, Jul!
2a and % doth Separate Company at oswcFo July
10; 4ist separate Company. a. Oswego. July 10;
@2d Separate Company, al Niagara. juno II and IL
l3d Separate Company, at Olean, June y ana 70
Tenth battalion at RenSseaerwyck, August 10, 90 81
ard % 6oth Regiment at Bay View, July g. o, Ice u
and IL; 74tiT Regiment AZ Bay View August 90. -.
o. 20 and 80 The dates for the 24th, 2ath, 3lst.
1zth 18th and 4eth Separate Compane> are not fixed
The resignation Of Lieutenant ". s. Grlbble OF C0m-
psny g, 18th Regiment, Is groaty regretted by inc
men of the command. He IS q veLinstrciH'pS nd
capable officer devoted to the interests d the resi,
rnept which be would not leave II he were not com
PEELED 10 do so by business engagements
Company G., Goth Regiment VIII msbe an excursion
in the summer 10 some pleasant spo, In the neighbor
hood Of the city. committee has been appointed
to make the arrangements, consisting Of Leute2ahts
oConnell and Lynch, Sergeant Barrett and Pr.Vates
Seaton and Flynn.
Frank J. stewart, the new ordnance sergeant Of the
Goth Regiment has received his warran. and has
entered upon the active discharge Of his duties Ser
eesnt Patrick r.. Duggan, OF Company b. has also re-
eelved bis warrant
Company u, Goth Regiment, vent &c Newark on tho
afternoon of Decoration Day, and decorated tho grave
OF CAPTAIN Piunhltt. who IS regarded ono Of the
best commanding officers that ever led company In
the regiment The command paraded with full ranks
and made a fine appearance.
While the 7th Regiment is IN camp the elegant sword
voted for tire Hshnomann Hospital fair - be
Gwen to the most popular officer OF the National
Guard will DO formally presented 10 Captain Daniel
A uuleton. by whom IL was won by large majority.
IL IN yaiued AT R4OO