New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
BROOKLYN AMORIES.
WORK ON THREE BUILDINGS
THANKSGIVING RECEPTIoN-REvIEW BY GOV
ERNOR BULKELEY.

THANKSGIVING RECEPTION-REVIEW BIZ I0'-
ERNOR BULKELEY.
The committee of officers on the new ODD Regiment
Armory met with Colonel Partridge and State Archl-
tcct Perry on Wednesday and the architect pre-
sented complete set OF plans for both Interior ana
exterior work, together with specifications ready 10
be estimated upon. The plans met the entire ap-
proval of Colonel Partridge and the committee III Is
probable that meeting of the commission VIII be heia
in week or two and that bids will be advertised for
and the work on the building to be put up al led
ford and Atlantic ayes and Paclhc-st will be begun
as soon as the weather will permit. II has been SAID
that the building would be built for state arsenal ana
not for an armory exclusively for the use OF the ia
Regiment This is an error however. The bill passed by
the Legislature provides for the erection by the stats
on land purchased by the County of Kings OF an
armory for the 23d Regiment and at no time has therc
been any intimatlon from the State officials that any
other purpose was held in view. The architect and
the officers of the regiment have been entirely har-
mopious and the officers concede that Mr. Perry
has sought to give them an armory suited IN every
way TO the needs of the Odd Regiment, and as far
ne the appropriaton will allow there will be no more
substantial or convenient armory in the country
A Mot OF ground 5f7 by 200 feet on the west side
OF Eghthav between Fourteenth and Fifteenth sts,
has becn decided upon for the new 14th Regiment
Armory II Is one block distant from Prospect Park.
The 18th Regiment Armory Commission Is only able
to report that rather indefinite condition Of affairs
known as progress"
An election of a captain in Company g, 41th ReGi-
mont ~ succeed Major William II. Iettigrew, has been
orde,ed for 70 morrow evening. Lieutenant George E.
Iibbcv will undoubtedly be elected to the place.
Adju,ant Hubbell, of the 47th Regiment, on Wednes
dav evening appointed Charles A. Chase of Company
e. and Lawrence w. O'Connor, OF Company ID, general
guides.
On Thanksgiving Eve the 47th Regiment will as
Gamble at the armory in fuldress uniform for review
by Brigadier General James McLeer. Inc review VIII
hc preceded by guard mount. Mtcrward the DaiNin
odre and the Strong medal will be presented TO tho
winners and 1876 marbsmen'S badges VIII Dc
A reception and dance will follow
II is said that the resignation Of Colonel ayor has
hacn sent 10 headquarters but it did not go through
tbo hands of any Of the 47th Regiment officers and
No ono can state absolutely that it is so. The pre-
valling opinion is that Colonel GayIors laSt appc''r
ance will be at the review on Mcuheu ~ 55d poc
mont - f. Rich Of the 18th. and Frederick G. Den
ninrton. Of the 23d passed the Brigade Examining
so,e U Morgan g. Buleley, Of Connecticut will
review the 23d Regiment on December ~ HoVen it
Eulkeley once a sergeant III tle DioonSn ~, ~
Guard which afterward became Company OIL INC
'T Thirty members of Company l. o3d Regiment are
engaged in riding every Friday evening al t''e Nc"-
York Riding Academy . III, HID . oorios =,
Company d, I'D REGIMENT, VIII hold series oi
athletic games on November % - ,. ,,. -
The monthly report Of the "a nfeea t inc uI
conplemcnt of 1903. Company comes next WIN
COMPANY G. I4th Regiment has voted 70 contribute
so. rhair Tor the fair VI the arhOld Battalion 10
%o held at the Athenaeum on November % and ~
W Companv b. 18Th Regiment, will give band con-
cert on Thanksgiving Eve. . .,. 80
'or Company a. 23d Regiment, held reception on
Wednesday evening