New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-07
sUMMERWoRKIN ARMORIFs
MILITARY REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
PROMOTIONS IN VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS,
PREPARING FOR DUTIES TO COME.

PROMOTIONS IN VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS,
| PREPARING FOR DUTIES TO COME.
The week in which the signing Of the DecIaraHo.
of Independence Is celebrated Is dull one nowads,
In military circles in this city, although formerly II Vs.
the liyellest Of the year. Little going on AZ IN,
afmores last week worthy OF mention. Tn Tho n,
Regiment the talk was chiefly concerning the .nc
cessor Of Colonel Clark The election OF Caotsin
Daniel Appleton Of Company +, to the vacant once
in the fall seems to be foregone conclusion He n
undoubtedly the most popular captain in the ree,
ment, and his wealth and social place render a
possible for him to render much valuable ssryce n
the Organization. He Joined the regiment q =
private In Company on October 81, 1871 was mads
corporal on April 8, 1873; was chosen sergeant
November Of the same year; became first sergeant
on March 0. 1875 elected second Lieutenant ON
May %, 1876 and was chosen captain on January "a
1870.
Company I, 22d Regiment, Captain John p Leo:
Is having lively boom in recruiting. Company ?
OF that regiment has 90 the roll and ex-
Pec's to reach the maximum before going to camp
Preparations for the annual excursion OF COMPANY
r, o9th Regiment, which is 10 take place on Auguss
~ are In the hands Of energetic committee ana
'lo men expect 10 have pleasant outing They will
'se sylvan Beach Grove, where the day VIII be spenf
III outdoor sports, ending with a dance. q
me I'D Regiment IS making active preparations for
camp Inc regiment up 10 date holds the best record
Vi a''ohuance at camp In the State and it will mako
srenous Efforts to keep that honored place
heg'mentai order No. 30, Of the 22d Regiment t,st
issued, directs the commissioned officers 10 assemble
at the armory In civilian dress TO- morrow a, -,
for theoretical instruction
corporal r. A Kramer, Company r, god Regiment.
has been appointed sergeant and has passed an Az
cellent examination. Sergeant Kramer enlisted q,
October ., 1883, and was promoted be corporal On
November II, 1885, He has performed nearly Ioo
n with tho
his present appointment by good service.
Company +, 22d Regiment, Captain c. A. D,Ro,s,
assembled at the armory last Tuesday evening and
rehearsed the ceremony of guard The COMPANY
afterward held its regular monthly meeting.
Company d, god Regiment, Captain Franklin B.r.
lett held election for second lieutenant last resd.,
night. There were four candidates. the highest thrss
each polling the same number Of votes. Thers wa
therefore election.
Captain Dubois, of Company F, 22d Regiment. ha,
appointed Private L. NJ. Knowles corporal In plaea
Of Kramer appointed sergeant.
The left wing of the Goth Regiment. which Will 20 to
Creedmoor for first general rife practice on July o.
will have little difficulty, If the weather is favorable In
beating the record Of the right wing Of which only
thirtyelght men have qualified marlSmen thus Tar
The trophy offered prize By the Veteran Associa-
tion of the 9th Regiment 10 the company Of that
regiment obtaining the largest number Of recruits In
the last year was Won by Company A. committee
Of the veterans Will present the trophy the company
in camp this week, and the occasion Will be one Of
festivity and rejoicing.
The various companies of the 22d Regiment have
been drilling in guard duty and the ceremonks Of
guard mount for the last two weeks, and feel fully
prepared for the work before them in the State camp
Lieutenant Hussey, of Company +, 22d RegmAn,
has presented regimental pin Of a neat design 10
each of the following members of the company. hs
their good work In obtaining recruits Sergeant VI
rirpfn nd priv ID T NJ
James OKeefe, +. S. Reynolds and W. l.. Fonett
Private ]. J. Trienbach, of Company G, 9th Reg
ment has served longer with the command than any
other man in its ranks. He Joined the regiment h
the field during the war, and has served with It for
twenty six years. He will receive diamond medal
at the next distribution Of long service decorations
Corporal Frank Curran, Of Company /, 22d Regis
ment having passed an excellent examination, has
assumed the duties of his position.
The 7th and list Regiments and the 5th, 9Th, 11th
and 18th Separate Companies have performed tours
of duty in the state Camp this year the 9th Regiment
and the 10th Battalion there this week and no
tours Of other commands will be as follows: From
July 10 to July 90 the 23d Regiment; from July 20
to July 81 the 22d Regiment; from July % 10 August
g. the 47th Regiment and the 9th seth, 44th and 10th
Separate Companies; from August TO August 10.
the 10th Regiment and the 35th, 3sth 43d and 45tA
Separate Companies and from August 10 to August
II, the 74h Regiment and the 3D. Sd, cath, Goth and
32d Separate Companies.
At a meeting of the Board Of officers of the 9th
Regiment last Monday evening appropriate resou-
tons in regard to the death Of Captain G. Henry
wtthaus formerly Inspector Of rifle practice Of the
command, were unanimously adopted. a copy was
sent to his family.
captain J. G. R. Lnlendahl Of COMPANY c. 22d
Regiment. has appointed Corporal Harvey Garrison
sergeant. and mas made corporals of George A Plumb
and Clarence W. Mase
Captain S. f. Japha who has had command of . com
pany IN the OH Regiment longer than any other
officer In the organization Is talked Of the coming
major 70 be elected 10 fill the which has
existed since Clifford A. II. Bartlett was promoted 70
be Judge-Advocat ate General. with the rank
Of bngadler general, on the Governors staff. Cap
tain Japha has fine record and IS popular IN the
regiment An election will soon be ordered
The record of Private J. W. Halstead. of Company
c. 18th Regiment. for shooting in the pres mt
year. Is splendid He made 35 points al 200
yards and "a at 500 yards total of 80 out Of
possible 20. M III
A statement prepared by Captain W. IL. Palmer
nspector OF rifle raotce OF the 9TH Regiment shows
the steady increase In the number OF arm0y marksmen
Of that command year by year. In 1855 there were
COG: in 1886. 6s1 In 1857. 736: in 1888. s53. and
I'm the present year, 974. This. followed up by tie
excellent record at Creedmoor thus far shows tina.
the men Of the 9TH know how 10 shoot-a most
sental accomplishment for the soldier
Ths officers and noncOmmissi0ned officers detailed
for staff and other positions under Major Henry
Chauncey, IT. of the sth Regiment. while he Is In
command Of the Sd Provisional Battalion I'm camp.
are as follows: Adjutant. Captain F.. A.. otthout;
quartermaster and commssary, Lieutenant Henry T.
Cammann; surgeons DR.. Francis W. Higgins: SER
gean major II. b. Breen, jr; quartermaser- sergeant
r.. b. Sims coor-bcarer. First Sergeant f. F. Acker;
provost sergeant A. Jacobson, and clerk First Ser
T.