New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10

its de,eeses 10 the coming encanpment elect comrade
Ciarkson department commander Comrades we ask your
support and cooperation in elccng Comrade Oson our
next department commander Your prompt response VIII
aid the movement in the success Of which we feel conf
dent Please obtain many signatures OF Commanders
and delegates this crcuac possible ana return II
to Comrade James r. 0Beirne, corresponding secretary
No 30 Broadway New.York City, at the earliest paee
cable moment
Tho annual exhibition drill and reception OF CON-
pany K, 9th Regiment, will take place at the amory
on Friday evening February %. The affair is IN the
hands OF an energetic committee Of anG
is likely to prove Of the peasanest military enter
tainments given there this season.
Colonel Camp OF the 2od Regiment, announces In
orders that until further orders applications Tor the
approval of explosions and applications requesting
leave "a drop names from the roll, discharge ior phys
zeal disability and honorable discharge must In every
instance be accompanied BY the h SeI
ncate that 'he trned into his department. and the
ouarfernaster directed TO have his departnen opo
70 receive and receipt for the same on every Monday
eyaning from TO O'Clock. Lieutenant Beneke has
been detailed as Acting Inspector OF Rihe Pracuce
un he mem of the Goth Regiment while not neglect
inc their regular drills fond OF the social pieasuISe
Of military le ana inc ana ,S St tss usst keeps
them kusv this season. The annual ball OF Company
took place at turn An nan Sa aSd RECEPTION
viii he given at The armory by the drum corps, when
is one Of the best in The First Brigade, on the evening
VI The reception of Company O. 18th Regiment to be
held at Demonico's on Thursday ST. Valentines Day
nromises to be brilliant one The affair is given by
Subscription the company having Issued only enough
invitations to admit 125 couples; The committee
having charge of arrangements Is Lieutenant A.
McDougall Corporal l. 5. Douglas, and Prlyates
Mccoy ~ II. Bralnard and L. Ehret The Third
Comnany as II Is Familiarity called, holds the
nosj5on of Right OF Line" having held that position
FOR fbe last twelve years under its veteran com.
manSer CAPTAIN Don Alonzo Pollard, whose term OF
sarvice 10 the state and In the It'll Regiment covers
neod Of twenty-eight years Its organization dates
from the foundation of the regiment, Il being one OF
the four original companies.
The canvass of candidate for the position OF State
Denartment Commander Of the Grand Army OF the
RepnbIIc has become interesting the past week. Tho
friends Of Major James H. Jenkins, commander OF
but progressive canvass In his behalf and they claim
that he will develop support at the state Encamp-
ment that will surprise the other candidates He Is
hacked by almost the entire Grand Army membership
OF Westchester County, and has many strong workers
In other parts Of the State He has the advantage OF
beng popular all over the Satep say his friends. Ho
arst enlisted IN the 23d Connecticut Volunteers, I'm
1862 and served in that regiment throughout TIE war
His regiment frequently engaged in s,nrmish-
fighting with bushwhachcrs and also I'm some OF tho
big battles He mganded the regiment az the battle
Of Ia Fourche abou midway between New-Orleans
and Brashcar CITY, and was acting provost marshal az
NapoleOnvlle. during part OF 1863. He also served
as Judge advocate on the stan OF General James w.
IIuefed