New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
STATE TROOPS AT WORK.
yrrpARlsG FOR REVIEW AND PARADE,
.<~ryTrxs IN THE ARmoRIEs - OFFICERS
nowmrssroNEp-REcR RRrsK.

aho .,. s.rt assigned them In tho Centen NAL fes.
$3.50 Under the command OF General Henry e.
'.s.,. Who served with distinction In the War to
s.,srva what Washington left us, they VIII march
= an uniform, 500 strong, in the column which Is
80. president Harrison on April 30 when he
.0 W. an. foot OF waJl.st Behind them VIII be
ss..,so,,ned veterans Of the other National Guard
s...rts The 7th Regiment Veterans have been
49,. = tho armory at one-hundred aDd-seventh-st
80 I.stpctcn- ave-, now occupied by the 9Th RegE
M rhey would have requested the use of tho
80. sy,lIroom In the It'll Regiment Armory for this
$3.50 n they bad supposed that the request wonid
ps.a.h,y received by Colonel Clark and his officers.
49,. Gran, will review the sea Regiment at the
49, A. ,oorrow night. There will DO a dress
49, "a hucie drill and Glmore's Regmeptal
go eli, give grand concert, assisted BY well-known
.,,,stx Tho friends Of the regiment arc anticipating
4 delightful time on this OCCASION
- ora c;uart viii not havo q banquet this year
o. celebration of Us anniversary IS usual ~ occurs
a. marrow and the organisation VIII nave s'reet
r.rade. As the Old Guard will Keep open mouse AZ
r .,roorv a, Fifthaye and Fourteenthst' Tor the
I've 49, -',,,.sv,, d,r,na the days Of the centennial
cslsbrstion 1t has been determines 70 i'reso 'he an
pnal dinner ,., n 4 ~, po,s
-, "a - An tho competition for the regimentA
.ronhy Ia be given TO tho company Nhoh aus s~hou
ths largest number Of recruits ourhs INC year ehug
Juno I. The company ano"u A " ~
roil during the past weeh' .,A "a. r...u,.,.
-'.... r,acr the command Of Drum Major George
~ nm, AZ tho Armory IN West Twenty sixth-st, to
..a,yoxv evening will doubtless DC D prlnant anAr'
,s.ny rrou,tnent people VIII DO thcre
GENERAL Louis Fitzgerald. commanding the FIRST
n,,gada win review tho 9Th Regiment In its new
TEMPORARY quarters at Lexingtoh-aVe' ana one-nun-
go md .sventhst next Tuesday evening pa
=, s,.,s service uniform with full ranks is prom.
$50 s,,er dress parade and review tho presenta-
~ the and war medals win take place.
=, mn h. an Interesting occasion, and the citizens Of
~ .,,.n ri doubtless flock to the armory IN great
rurebers 10 witness this first display In their midst
that has tsken place since the command moved up
town Tho regiment is gaining recruits and new life
mas bssn infused into II by its improved prospects.
preliminary drill held last week, at which the eere
monies Of the presentation reception were rehearsed
eas largely attended.
The following newly chosen officers Of the National
(usri of this state have received their commissions
ordnsnre ENTHUSIASTICALLY II. Briggs, assistant In
Ordnance Department. with the rank Of colonel with ranR
from March 2o 1883, wee Story, appointed Assiseah'
Chief OF Ordnance.
second Battery-Dsvd Wilson, captain, with rank IRON
February 20 1889. vice Earle, promoted.
Ninth ReRaeat-Yicbafd J. English, second lieuten'
ant with rank from February q 1889, vice Wienefs pro
noted Henry psret second lieutenant with rank from
February g. 1882 vice Ely promoted. Harry L. pessaf
second lieutenant with rank from March 8, 1882 vice
Bcsuman, resigned
= Thirseesth Resiment-wiiiiam H. Coughlin' eoluNnS
with the rank OF first lieutenant with rank from June 10
1855 vice BENEDICT resigned. Alfred "a Westeolt'
second lieutenant with rank from February 49, 1888 vice
smith, discharged
Fourteenth Reginent-Axel f. Scion, captain with rank
nom January al, 1850 vice Bennett, deceased
Twenty second Observation-Disclosures Theodore Weston as
surgeon with the rank Of captain with rank from
February 0, 1889. vice Sims. resigned. ..,.
Fotty.ssyenh Regiuont-FFaBklln p. Swaaey, captain
with rank from February 20. 1885, vice Denikc resigned
sI>,v.nin,h Reriment-Luke c. Quinn. captain, with
ank from February TO- 1850, vice Cunningham decoaseoi
Thomas T. Lynch. second hea,ehonI, VIZ" rum '
february IS, 1859. vice 0Conneli, pronoteo'
seventy nrs: Observation-Disclosures G. OsDorn assStah' gu"
,,or Win the rank Of eatan with rank from Feoruafy
n 1880 vice Pryor promoted George j. Bascon captain
vfth rank from March H. 1889. wee hafr5'
Frederick Bohnen, Quartc'master Win the ranA VI n
ioptnant with rank February 49, 1882 vice stokes
lssigned 49,. Ill.,
fourth Observation-Disclosures L. Bailey second Heu-
,t Win rank from December ii, 1883. vice Newton
,somotcd; Samuel Brown, SECOND heutenan+ WIN iA"A
INN February L. 1850. vice Mengc. rcsicheo'
y1eysnth sepsafe Frederick Sehnedef scsoha
WITH rank from January IL, 1850. vice TavernoF
resltsned- Mana ux.,
.uteaant wi February H. 1850 Vies LeoDso
resigned ,,.. r,orn,,,o,
Thifty.cishth Separate Company-Emerson Hamilton
stawall second leu,enans with rank from FeDfearS
1883 vice Pierce. resigned -,
~. sich,v.third anniversary OF Company b. 7ih
peg,,nen, captain Daniel A. NeSbIu, will be ceie'
Ios,ea on MAY g. Tho members Of the company anu
tbrlr guests viii dine together at Delmonieos In th'
evening u -,,
The closing drill and reception OF Company n fis'
fes,mept will take place at the arfnofy next "eohos
a.s evening and WIN have many attractive leat
- Tn. hall of Company @ IN tho armor5 TO-
morrow evening, gives promise Oh I'VE" en''f '"'"'
mont .,..,oro. os,.,rs
The examining board for nou-commssioned OBJECTS
40 ,.o ood Regiment met last Wednesday night Cor'
,o,,i n. s Van Denmark aud Private A. ~ LumHy'
Of Company ], who have been appointed So's'N'''
passed very crcditsble examinations
c.n,aia Andrew C. Zabr.ski., formerly commanding
eomnany C. list Re giment, who IL veteran ol No"'
n.nr n, 7th Regiment has resigned his memoershP
IN ,ha rnior,ed battalion OF the veterans OF uoo "
un s,vs he has become convinced thai " tne "eS'"e
=, d,st,rcttve uniform and the UNAUTHORIZED use VI
sanitary titles cannot but exert an Injurious ene0'
,,s1,r The reeimepts Of the National Guard
Work on the new armory OIL the ia hes,hen' 80 -
a, r.pidly. Arrangements being made for inc
,.r,ng ~ the cornerstone with appropriate cere-
,no,,es ON DECORATION Day after e. parade
The following organizations VIII have ther ah'
mai inspection and muster during May ana June;
srsa,tythlrd Separate Company, Walton, Monday May
Q. 8 D. M. Twenty-sxth Separate Company Eip,ra Iues
Ssy MAY T. 8 D. m. First Separate Company Penn fan'
srssnesday May 8, D. Thirteth Separate COMPANY
rimIrs wednesday May g. $40 p. m. Twentieth sepa-
,ate Company. Blpghamton. Thursday May 0, p NJ
Third Separate Company oneonts, Monday. May 10 .
= w seventh separate Company, Cohoes, Tuesday, May
y On M Tventy.seeond separats Company. Saratoga
sadnss. Tucsdsy May II, p. M ThirtS'second sepa-
~. comnaax HoosIek Falls, wednesday, May u.s. D. M !;
Nnetsenth Separate Company Poushksepse THURSDAY
g. M "a M Fourth Separate Company, Yonkers.
rsd.v NAV ~ 80 y. IA. Eighth Separate Company.
posnss,.r Monday May 40 p m. Forty-second sepa-
rate Coransay. Niagara Fails. Tuesday May a. 2:so
n,.nai ~. B d.
sen.rate Company Jamestown. Wednesday,
Nav "a y. m Forty third Separate Company. oiean'
srss..a.x nav "a 8 n m 05th Regiment Buffalo Fri.
day. MAY "a, D. m Thirty.fourth separae Company,
c.nsv, rus,dsy : MAJ %, D. M Second Separate
$500, Anh.,r Tuesiay, May %, p. NJ. (; Eleventh
serara,e company. Mount Vernon. Thursdsy. May 30
30 . m. Tfarty. Separate Company Wste'sown'
Tuesday yure H. D. N. rhrty-nfth sepafeG oompshy,