New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-12
QUIET IN THE ARMORIEs.
END OF A BUSY SEASON.
xxcr1IENr CONDITION OF THE Nrw:yoRK

The National Guard organizations on siiis otaVo VIA
have rest after the lively season which closes WIN
me Decoration Day parade. Adjutant0enerai for'er
{, greatly pleased with the work done BY the various
commands since last fall and says that they never
were in better condition. The Centennial display
demonstrated that New.york had q Aatona. ouHa .
we'll drilled, fully equipped and prepared 'Or 81"
emergency
The Homer trophy won in gallant sVAo oS H,
team OF fve men Of Company X, 7lst Regiment VIE,
. .enrn ~ ,ao roints The winning team consisted OF
santain Wright D. Co.'S, sergeants John mIner, l,'
ana William a. Bryant, Corporal william ). oOooA
man and Private John Fokenger. The trophy
Avon by Colonel Homer, Of the veteran aSSoo,s'' -,
of the regiment, for excellence In arTnorS PrH'
Workmanship. -, ,,,-,.,+ rAose
49,. fon tth him, IN the parade of April 80 was III
tpred IN the ankle and has been compoiieu W A.
a, hnooe ever sInca Captain Louis henne'' Va 90,
Lad psstery. also sustained serious injuries w 0 ~
Of his horse on that day. -. rroud
IN. Yn.n OF Company A, list Regiment @ro - -.
az the showing made by the oommSna N Ino o on,v
mai nsy.Se Out Of O total Of sevcnty-nve neH 49,
60, ysrn absent on that OCCASION and they son,
.rsl,v hsd rood EXCUSES There are no" esns '. ~.
a, ar oomnAny, OF whom Eve have joined sil0o 'N0
paradaN .,..,n,s mar
Recruiting in the a2d Regiment =" oocmine p a.,
seulariy In Companies c, D, ana l. CNp'~n
Rot. bas sSued a circular the men OF OolnP~Hg
nos -. =. r,,.,Ved effort to capture the regi-
mental tronhy. worth s2oo, 10 be gwen 70 ue 0oht
r,ny which by June shall have ooSaineo inc A~
number Of recruits during the year. = s-..s
p.orit,nr in Company K, list Regimen" 0rSA'
-Ne oompany, which Is one OF tho oes' Id 'te e
rnent. hiss has Ave applications for memoerSniP "n0'
the Centennial parade -. -. NAVE
Arrsn eements for laying the Cornerstone Oh vac new
- 20 ,hs sed Regiment on the Afternoon OF Deco
ration Day going on nnely' .o
sor,unittee consisting OF QusrternaS1roe'so@n'o W.
n Hobart CORPORAL John Dagner ana frrVsVe l. W
ray., a. looking for an eligible candoato Ior Ino
position OF second lieutenant Of Company N '
P.gImsnt This is q Hne opportunity for some young
man with military smolu"o =" 0
In q good company. ..
P,r.t Lieutenant n. 8. Bennett Second Lieutenant
~ 7 Hussey, First Sergeant j. A Turuey' Vuar'or'
,assterserseant o. W. Vatct and sorgesh~ M 70
purnton. D. Lowenbien and B. r. Tuers'sof COMPANY
y GOA regiment, have been appoint"d oormree "
-. srrsppemsnts for stag party" in honor OF tho
exmembers of the company, TO be gwen Oh i"0'0o'
evening, May FL, .X II ths
T,rris are continued for the present month IN inc
Goth Regiment although the drill season Tor inc onot
,sr,menf. of tho First Brigade Is over Inc Psrs" m
the tation Of marksmen's badges VIII 0He pA''
before Decoration Day. -,
usvtmept has beca handsomely decorated The com
many will have an outdoor drill this mont' Inc
men have been attentive TO duty during the so@soh
and the command Is IN excellent condition.
Company I, AID Regiment, Captain !onn r Doo'
VIII have an excursion and eiam-Osho ~ Tioa0u 49,.
On saturday, June %. The committee OF arrange
Sn.nts consisting OF Sergeant A. NJ. LnmieS' frNs'e
y o. stryker and Private u. Brunings have ohAr'erou
the steamboat Laura NJ starin for the occasion.
Company r, list Regiment, Captain j. A II. Dressoi'
has obtained three recruits during tho last Two "eaAs
This company had the best percentage Of attendance
IN the great parade Of any In the resni"n '"s '"'
with fifty out OF fifty three
The newly appointed non-commissoneo omoers vi
comnany L 9th Regiment, have received ther war
rants and have assumed the duties oil she'r posi'
They are sergeants william W. Radciifs ena Anore~
NJ stevens and Corporals George A. hines ana Se'""
V. Orb. ,
,,on whose .rst appearance with the National Guard
IN The .rcat parade was so thoroughly creditaoe mas
now tyseven members. There are fhteen NO" sP
nlIoatons for membership on file, and others arU
coming. Only good horsemen and nrstelass meo SiI
be accepted. Tho troop will gradually % 'no0os''"
IN the maximum number OF lol men.
rrhs to,Iowins order has been issued by Captain e.
. IN, pois OF Company F, 22d Regiment, commend
ting members of his command for good coneue''
tn. following onacers and members having performed
100 per cen. duty in both company ana os''0nOh G'
..s he,sby honoraoly mentioned Captain o. A. Du Bos
W.. lieutenant w s. Bennett Second Lieu"nans W. =
uu.sey Sergeant d. Lowenoien. Sergeant d. r. tueis
Corporal T. A. Kramer. PrYates W. A. Caiaeh~1 . -
Cal III. ~ 10
y n smth G. s. Virgil +. G. Camp!on \. g. Hathe
w.y NJ J. Howard S, A. Mills. =. s. Reynolds H. A.
Tteten T. c. White, T. rockingham, W. 1, h'oo'
NJ J. King L. A. Miller, g. B. Shaw W. ~ wing
Tn. following mcmbers present at all roli"cslS
,, nn., First Sergeant ]. A. Turney, Prvates L. IT,
Du Bois w. L. Foett, G. T. Kenney.
The following members participated IN me CentenniH
celebration Inauguration Of the first President OF the
rntt,d States April 30 Captain O. A. Du Bois First
Iaaut.p.pt w. s. Bennett Second Lieutenant W. j. Hus-
.ry Firs, Sergeant j. A. TurDsy, Second Sergeant NJ H.
Burp;on o. W. Nstet Thiru oef
re.nt D. Lowenbien. Fourth Sergeant B. r. Tuers Coi-
no-sls T. J. Demarest. y. A. Kramer, NJ MaeGregor u
A. Koehler w. C. Cooper. A. s. Hsthewsy Musician Z.
q Van Rouk Musician c. Wannemseher. PrivAtes H. J.
Boylan W. A. calaghan- T. @. Campion' D. n CALDER
G. A. Cooper L. " Du Bots. T. K. Erb, d. n FetnAndes'
W T, Toilette, z. rockingham, G. r. Green, j. L. Gale
J. n HargreaveA W. T. Hyde, Il. II. Hayes NJ. J. How
ard W. j. JenninEs, L. ". Knowles NJ j. King e. r..
kenny W, H. La Forge. J. il. Eeaa 8. A. MIns. L. ~
Miller w. A. Moran c. II. McPyks. william J. hscheS'
n H. ostron D. P. ostrom. J. o'Bscfe, W. II. PierreI
A r Porter A. A. Russell L. P. Russell. y. Reynolds
N r. Rump, c. A. Runp. T. r. Skinner. J. H. stadt-
lander N. j. stephsnA ~ shouse. @. b. SHAW Z. H.
smith p. W. sehefer. A. G. N. p Sitter. W A. Tniot-
SON. II. A. Tetjen. p NJ. Taylor. o. s. Virgil ". r.
Wing p. c. white p. 81. Wright
The comnsndant takes this opportunity TO express "
the members company his hearty appreciation OF tne
manner in which they have performed their duties o. wen
a. the Individual suppcrs rendered the company. and
ssruesty hopes that the personal interest manifested VIII
con tinus.
Tue anniversary Of the departure Of tho oh RsE'
mont for the war VIII be duly eonmernora'eo oy
dinner Of the veterans Of the command on the evening
Of May e. Tho regiment served for three years IN
the field snd bears tho Of many battles In Which
II was engaged on fits colors. .
Company 4, 7Ist Regiment Captain C. NJ Ken
nedy has had two outdoor drills within az many WeeH'
On the FIRST occasion the command was cou'1Sen on
the elevated ralrosd 10 0ne.hundrod
and thence marched back 10 the armorS, performing
yarous eyoutions Lsst Tuesday evening tho company
was transported 70 Eighty sixhst, and marched DOWN
town being exercised on the route. chiefly In aAHn@
ton, from the single 70 the double rank formSaoh
m. weather was fine aad 30 tho matching
The twenty ghth anniversary Of the organization OF