New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
MILITARY SUMMER OUTING.
OPENING THE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.
rrryIcs AND EXCURSIONS OF NATIONAL GUARD

rIrNICS AND EXCURSIONS OF NATIONAL GUARD
ORGANIZATIONS SHOOTING At CREEDMooR
Tn, 9Th Krslmrnt with Colonel Emmons clark for
M, lat time In command will open tn" star" camp
nc,r r,..,k,u neat saturday. II is expected that
,,,rrr VIII be over 900 men In the ranks, besides
Cappa', band and Drum Major smiths full drum
curp, II viii hc a week OF profitable instruction
and hcalthful outdoor exercise and the regiment WI,
undoubtedly be Gl"atly improved 10y H. Valuable
testimonial. In tho shape of u bronz" statue OF a
Roman soldier. costing $1,000, mounted on pcdcs'a
costing $500 moIe Will be pcrentod to the 'olohei
ON hl, retirement from the command Of the regiment
with which he has been Identified for 50 many years
Tho Rev Dr. John K. Paxton, chaplain of the regi-
mcnt will preach sermon TO tho men IN Camp
next sunday morning
twenty eight officers and OF Company G, 9TH
Rcsm,ut, performed 100 per cent OF military duty
#, the last season Their names follows
CAPTAIN Jane, G. Abrams, First Lieutenant James
H. Drw son. sccond Lieutenant John McGrcevey, Quar-
trma>tcr sergeant William NJ ballard sergeant A. l.
Ely sergeant Wolh, Corporal ". a. Dixon, Privaes
John D4nlcll. IT,, W. y. ElcSton, A. d. Emery, r.
" ku,ny Il. y. Goodrich r.. H. GOuSc II. {. Jones'
MaGic t. NJ Orton. u, Z. stanton. A. G. TODD
" H. Todd, j. l.. Van Ness Waits, "hitta' u -
WyLr T. " loumans r., and l.. - Young
t"mpany T. Id Iirsmrn' Captain C. \; Dn ,a n"l':
ha, stated OF IN the lead In the number OF Irelhnr
magA,rnnu. The interest taken BY the new members
Ia ,n"ouus. a, we'll IN recruiting leaves n" h"tmt
vuI stand a. well ia tho past In Shouting. D"h AT
'r'"moor Nd n amory rrSLce IL ,IS iA'''r Tic
company uaS fifty >rvcn marh,mrn 10 uiu. g. ma.
Company +. 22i Regiment. captain {. \. pu lioS,
viii assemble at the alm"ry IN MILAN dr>N on Iurs
day, June -, at p m, for theoretical INSTRUCTION. i'll
taprtn Thomas Mortimer Of company +, 6oth
Regiment. took charS OF the LIST lriawao keglm.ht
IL the National Guard when visiting this cry a. me
centennial Celebration. Captain Mort m'T, who Is
ono Of popular officers IN this on distinctive
Irish regiment Ia H., state. Of which Colonel James
ravanagn Is the commander, spent all his lime during
the Wit Of the DraWar' men, who we're Chartered nj
tc armury Of the Goth Regiment ia showing them all
the interesting places In the city, and entertaining
Them at suppCTs In recognition ut uls. ur captall
and r GERS 81 the Deawarr company have forwarded
handsome gold headed 10 Captain Mortimer. aud
set of resolutions sealed and cnErNscd. ID himself
and The members Of his company. conveying their
thanks for tho CuurcseS shown them; anu they
promise some future occasiom To rclprucate In
'' tir,t ILruIruaut oliver BrdEman OF Troop A.
III Dragons, la, hai rapid pIumoI Oh within few
| months lie first sergeant before Ia" organize
! ,u was mustered into the STATE service, at which
tnr he NJ, maze second lieutenant, and has now beou
| aI,anc,sy another grade, lie Is son "t The RcV
| { DIV. rrdguan, Of this city, and ~ Promising
h rGrh Regiment. which is To have the right OF the
Colonel Clark Of the eth Regiment, by virtue OF The
seniority Of Colonel 'avanaEn, viii commemorate IL
| the uatulc ~ which has not yet been decided upon
II VIA probably take the shape of dinner to Colone
4 West Point cadet is quoted AZ having said II
regard TO tho appear VI tho 9TH Regiment in tn
| al pa al's IN IN CONT us good ma
trrIL rrIou,i a doubt, but thVy'I never be able Il
| ra.rh ccIly, ESPECIALLY on city pavcment>, I'll
| ihr, pra.ti,r, ~ do dcpre>>n'; tho tO's. Sucl
,,i,nns may app, awkward at frs, but by marching
| I'm ihis manner were adj" To make the Ccut"una
J laradr without urlnG.'
| \ captain In nhr II TIA" regiments Of the Natond
Guar attached to III" FIRST inradc, wits as follows
In recalling thu report Ou the Centennial parade sub
! mitied by captain d. NJ. Taylor, L. ;. A., ont
would naturally infer that 1t was to Lieutenan
| " L. Hamilton, 9TH Inlrd States Artillery, tina
| the National Quart In general wore indebted 10
| everything p'riainlnG tn tho success OF the parade
| when, In trhth Lieutenant Hamilton va merely de
| tailed 10 instruct few companies IN the northern
| part ~ this state only"
| sergeant j. ID Fund, Of Company +. It'll Reg
ment, has not missed diin IN thirteen successiv
| years aud has missed but drill In fifteen years
| sergeanti Puwers and Van BSpseaoten and 'Pryat