New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
REGIMENTS READY FOR CAMP DUTY.
NEW REGULATIONS = RECRUITING PRIZES :


The 18th Regiment Is ready for TT OF camp duty
which will begin on juno 90 and continue for week.
Colonel Clark will be u command, and his resignation
will not be accepted until the return OF the regiment 70
the city, valuable testimonial will be presented TO
him by the officers OF the regiment his retirement
The list Regiment Colonel Frederick Hopper Will re-
Heve the 7th at the State Camp June 20. Lou
tenant KccR OF Company c, has been detailed to as
sist In nstructing the mon in regard to guard duty
Orders have been issued In relation to the regui*
lions governing troops in the State camp among which
the following especially worthy Of attention.
Commanding officers of regiments. ba'Hiions and com
psnGs and win be held responsible To- tho coreeneSS
Of returns ana reports rendered by There should be
weuStucei clerk relieve the FIRST serReAn,H o. OF
assist them n the clerical duty In each company the
first sergeant the clerk should kaep list Tor eaeh oa
which place the name OF every man arriving or oaV'
InR and the hours Of arrival departure during tho
day; this list will he found Of great yAue to Thorn In max
ing the ration return credtng the paw after retreat ana
preparing the report book next morning.
The reportbook show the condition OF the company
NJ the time The report made and the remarks are 70 eN
plain all tho alterations which may have occurred since
making the last report Within days Sfte' the close
OF the camp tour commanding oee OF regiments ana bat
talions will make reports the Adunt General Of the
general management Of their command and IN" results OBJ
ained The State service uniform and equipments Will DO
worn Is issued on am fatigue and whom not on actual
duty the fatigue coat Il $685. may be worn. White NIL
may BE- by regiments and battaon' fully sup
piled with them.
Tho officers detailed as commanding otoers Of bstallons
are authorized each 70 competent ocers "
suitable rank and Ave noncomussoned officers u serve
with them at the Camp OF Instruction, respectively, a. al
utant quArermaster and comnssary Of subsistence SCI.
sResnt color arer. provost
serReant and clerk The officers and non.com.
thus selected WILL soon rs possible be
reported 10 thu AdJuantGencrl. Tho following books
and blanks furnished by the STATE required IN camp
BY rcRmenal and battalion commanders forms - 80,
co. 10 by Surgeons forms 10. IL 70 BY company COM
rpaudpr fauna And Nc
officers IS especially called 70 Z. 1874 Ia; 100 49, $50.
$40 3s7, AZ 478, ATS AT. AIS 40, 773
Persons connected with tho Administration OF the
post or not being members Of an organization will
be permitted In the after too The sale Of all
SpIruuOus Quors wine ale beer. and all huckser and
auction sales within mite Of camp. are prohibited
Major William " King, OF the 92d Regiment, 10
ceivcd q fracture Of the night arm, caused by tho fail
his horse the parade on the occasion Of the lay
ing OF the cornerstone Of the arnOry on May 30
The time for tho competition for the regimcnia No
cruItIng in tho I'D Regiment has expired. The re
turns from the several companies not all In. Ac
cCrdng to the present returns, Company ,, Captain
c. A. Du BUls is far In the lead. The Tribune
propheslcd months ago that Company r. would be tho
winner Tho class Of young admitted 10 rs
ranks and tho had work OF It's 0cers, account for Its
excellent standing. Tho surarNn and assistant sur
reou. Major ". r. Pryor ana Captain a 7. Weston,
have offered elegant prize for shooting, IN b. com
peted for by company teams Of four At Creedmoor
the coming season
The committee on excursion and clambskn Of Com
pAny /, 22d Regiment, Is spa1ng efforts toward
making Il pleasant affair. 1t Is ~ take place on
saturday June -. and IL open 10 all members Of tho
regiment
TIE 22d Regiment Is getting out n and complete
book on cllarl duty and VIII iSsn" II next week
that every member NAV re well vcS"ri In all the d.
rlsions that have been made IN tho lat two th"o
years. THIS regiment ba, always ma.ic exceptional
and will he thoroughly prepared mis- season. usual
o compete with other organizations AZ tho state camp
An election for second lieutenant 10 Company u.
ood Regiment, Captain Franklin Bartlett, IN plaoo Of
lieutenant De bow, resigned, will be ordered
This will Ill the only varancy IN the list Of ne officers
Corporal seoor will in all probability bn tho favored
one.
Second Lieutenant ". j. Hussey. Company =, g2d
Regiment who hAS been conhnnd to bis bod for some
Tine ~ the ArmorY Tuesday might. The
boys gave him hearty wClcouo. Lieutenant Illus
sey's sickness prevented his parsdng on tho OceA
sion OF laying the corner stone Of tho armory
Previous 10 this parade all the hrre officers Of Company
F have performed 100 pr cent dnty.
CorpOrAls p. J. Domarcst and ". MAnGrcgor have
completed their terms Of service and Sidcd
the roll OF active veterans Of Company r. ecd Reg.
menL
Tho 22d Regiment nov numbers COS men. a gaIu
Of 100 since tho adoption Of Captain John p.
1eO's plans for a new armory By tho County A7nory
Hoard II is Tho general feeling throughout the rank
and flo hat the regiment will take possession Of tho
armoy In April next aud II Is safe 10 say that It
will iDArrh 200 strong.
Company =. 22d Regiment Captain c. A Du BOTS
held It's regular monthly meeting Tuesday night
aud elected the following members: William X.
Duval r. II. Robbins T. Il. SiegfHdl, ". J. Gardiner
". T. Goodwin, +. @. Isles S. W. Cram p IL. Hume
r. II. sOmeryllle. u. {. Rend, George Koch and e. H.
It,rn prflat g n Ell no n
ex-Flrst Sergeant George T. Nchol for recruiting hay
Ing recruited six men. Private ;. p. OStrOm has
offered a handsome pin for the member Of Company
recruiting the greatest number Of mon before July 20
the day on which tho regiment starts for camp.
First Lieutenant W. y. HawsI Of Company II. 22d
Regiment has been detailed to the state camp A.
Assistant Post Adutnnt and Second Lieutenant ". G.
runway, Of Company G. Assistant Guard Instructor
for the week proceeding the regimsnts tour Of duy
there.
Colonel Emmons Clark's History Of the seventh
Regiment upon which hn has been engaged for S"v
eral years. viii DO published as tho authorized
record OF this gallant command, approved by Tho
Board Of Oficers Of the regiment The Colonies long
connection with tho regiment, about to be Sword
By lis resignation, after commanding II for quarter
Of century, has maho him thoroughly familiar with
the most important details OF the story that he has 10
tell.
In orders issued by Colonel william Seward. ir
OF the 9th Regiment announcing tho death Of Captain
@. Henry Withaus, be says
It becomes sad duty OF the commanding ohBoer b
announce to tho regiment the sudden death of Capaln
G. Henry Witthaus which his rrSdcnce De-
| grafton Day May 80. 1889 In hs death tho 9th
Keglment ~ It's rtnnches Ods and supporters
and the National Gusri Of the State Of It's ablest
and most efficient on;srs IFS military rsnN dates
from November 1877, which period he OGcl Company
| B. 9th Regiment q private March l. 1879. h" was
aupoiusd rho inspector serving continuously such unt
June 4 1855 when no resigned account Of serious
pncsS which h. feared would ncapacias him for further
| duty and he fequeA Of his immediate commanding
oHcer his name was placed the snp"rnumerary list
Happily his tears concerning his restoration 70 health
wee groundless and bis recovery his love OF the
80 dee and Affection for hN regiment constrained him
sppy Tor active duty and again " the request OF '