New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
PREPARING FOR DRILL.
WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE ARMoRIES.
THE FALL INSPECTIONS OF NATIONAL GUARD

Fifth Battery, Syracuse Tuesday October g, 9 D.
Fist Brigade Signal Corps NewYork City. Thursday.
October TO- p.
Second Brigade Signal Corps Brooklyn, Friday. octo-
Der H. 8 D. m.
First Battery, New.YOrk City, Monday. October IA,
s y. m.
Thiri Battery Brooklyn Tuesday October Is. D. m.
Second Battery, New-York City, "Wednesday, October
10, p. m
Troop A. NewYOrk City. Thursday, october II.
p.
Eighth Regiment, New-YOrk City, Friday October IS,
p. m.
ThIrty.second Regiment Brooklyn, Monday. october 81
sp.
Fourteenth Regiment Brooklyn. Tuesday. october 90,
y. m
Seventeenth Separate Company. Flushing. wednesday,
Thirteenth Regiment Brooklyn Thursday. October 81,
Up. M
sixty-nlnth Regiment New.York City. Friday October
%, p.
Tenth Battalion Albany Wednesday October 30 s p m.
Forty.seventh Regiment, Brooklyn, Monday November
II, 8 y. m.
Twenty.thlri Regiment, Brooklyn Tuesday. November
Twelfth Regiment, New.York City, wednesday. NOvem.
Der 10, p. m.
Twcnty.sccOnd Regiment. New.YOrk CITY. Thursday.
November II, p m.
Seventh Regiment Ncw-York City. Friday November
IS. 9 p. m.
Ninth Regiment, New.York City Monday November IS.
8 p. IN.
seventyhrst Regiment New-York City Tuesday No
vemhcr 10, s p.
The various commands will parade In full dress
uniform, with knapsacks, haversacks and canteens;
overcoats will be rolled on top of knapsacks and
fatigue coats and caps packed in knapsacks.
The god Regiment, musicians excepted. will as
scmble at the armory in fatigue uniform with haver-
sacks and one third days ratons Tuesday, October
L. at 80 m. and will proceed to Crecdmoor for
second general rifle practice. Colonel Camp directs
that the shall have their OvercoatS at the arm0y
TO be worn If necessary.
Captain George W. Rand in orders announcing
that he has assumed command of Company +,
9TH Regiment, refers to the deserved promotion Of his
predecessor in these terms: The promotion Of Cap
tain Daniel Appleton TO be Colonel Of the 9TH Regl
ment is honor which should be remembered by
every member (past and prcsenO Of Company +. His
record I'm the company and regiment IS familiar to
you ALL and his example, that of soldier, gentle
man and friend stands unsurpassed I'm the history of the
regiment
Orders for resuming company drills In the God
Regiment have been issued. They prescribe as fol-
lows: Company drill Will begin on Monday, October
:, and be confined weekly from . 10 $50 O'Clock
p. m. as follows: Companies a and b, Monday; d
and F, Tuesday; and E, Wednesday; II and X,
Thursday and I. Friday. These drills must not be
suspended nor shortened without permission from head
quarters.
The armory of the 1st Battery, Captain Louis Wen
del, has been redccorated during the summer, and
drills have begun there already. The men assemble
every Monday evening for instruction The com
mand begins the fall season with full ranks and is
in excellent condition.
Corporal ID. NJ. Davidson. of Company c, 22d Reg-
ment. passed the Examining Board last Wednesday
evening and viii at receive his warrant The
commissioned officers of this company will give
dinner TO the members on the opening night of the
drill season.
Iu0bT oil "
place of chaplain of the 60th Regiment TO which he
was recently appointed by Colonel Cavanagh. takes
great interest in military affairs. He IS attached to
at. Mays Church, in Grand-st
The following DOn-commlssoned officers of the 9th
Regiment have received their warrants Sergeant
Abraham L. WillcOcks, Company G Sergeant Michael
J. Ruttc. Company g; sergeant William +. Holder
man, Company Sergeant George Heater, COMPANY
D: QuanermasterS Sergeant John H. Genzel, Company
& Sergeant Henry G. flaming, Company c; sergeant
Jerome b. Slsby, Company IL Sergeant David Gala
nan, Company +; Sergeant Christopher Peters. Com
pany +: Corporal Thomas r. Glenn, Company G;
Corporal Frederick ". Seelcy, Company G Corporal
Lawrence W. Barrett, Company & Corporal Edward
Stadtlander. Company Corporal Henry IL. BOden
burg. Company !: Corporal lhiel Stone, Company l.
Corporal Frederick Powers, Company l Corporal Ed
win J. p. Granville, Company D.; Corporal Morton
b. Wilnk, Company A: Corporal Victor COrnee, Com
pany F. Corporal J. V. McCrohan, Company ;
/ Corporal DdNQ J.. Holmes, COMPANY NOTpOrdl .
Heatheron. Company F; Corporal Louis Meyer, Com
pany +: Corporal John p. Langdon, Company II
Corporal Thomas ". Lyons. Company II. The fol
lowing have been returned TO the ranks at their own
request Sergeant Louis ii. Wcnzel, sergeant Russell
G. Howe, both OF Company {.
Inspector General Thomas ii. Barber who has
recently been appointed the stan of Governor Ill.,
j graduate Of West Point and has served in the
Regular Army. He is strict dsciplnarian and VIII BE-
quic. 10 perceive and report any Shortcomings In the
various organizations OF the National Guard.
Company \. 71st Regiment, has appointed com
mittec to make arrangements for the entertainments
10 be given during the coming drill season. The cg
ment will have lis final practice at CreedmOor on
october g.
At the regular meeting of Company G, 7h Reg
mcnt Captain James C. Abrams. held Friday even
ing, september -. upon the Recommendation OF the
company, Corporal Robert NJ Dunn was appointed
sergeant, vice Atkinson honOrably discharged, and
Private j. L. Van Ness. corporal vice Lucas hOnoraby
discharged The following new members cleo ed
william D. Blake. Lincoln Pierce, W. n. Goodrich,
Edward W. Stanton, Charles II. Day, W. d. Moore
Iucus b. Atwatcr Adna C. Bowen and Louis A.
Traucort 4 committee. composed Of Sergeant b.
A. Wolff Corporal Van Ness and Private II. C. Jones'
appointed 10 select the route and date Tor com
pa The appointment of Lieutenant W c. Fisk as ad
infant of the 9Th Regiment in pace or Ad)utant
Rand. promoted to the captaincy of Company r give,
|
Company f. 9th Regiment, will have rs annual
canes and reception at the armory next Wrdn"s 'av
evening Well known athletes W II cOntesld In the
various connections which WI Include running and
walking matches and tngOf-war contests.
Captain C. A. On Bots, in orders announcing the
death OF corporal TOusey. Of Company +, 22d Regl-
ment, says:
I. Is with deep regret that announce the sudden
death Of Corporal John FLOYD Tousev which occurred at
Vinelands n j. September T. BY the death Of Corporal
Tousey this company has lost Of its most esteemed
companions ard one be found at his post when
duty called him Corporal TOusev enlisted January 81.
1885 ard was promoted corporal April 2. 1889 During
hs connection with company his active Performance
~ all duties as o soldier and his Rencmanly oualue-
as an associate. endeareG him to all In respect 70
his memory componyroom Will be draDod and me
COMM ssoned officers RI The ccbDany will wear the pre-
.o,l.od haArn Of mnnrninp thirty DAYS.