New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-01
on THEIR LlJRELS
GUARDSMEN AND THEIR DISTINCTIVE CM
FORMS
TIE CAMPING SEASON At PEERsKtLL-TEocP
~ AyD ITS PRosPERirY-THE Niw
AnNonY NJ MOUNT vEnNoy.


No,- that the Memorial Day parade is thing u
,,. ,..t th, National Guard.mcn viii rest upon their
laurel, for some time 10 come. The men made an
excellent showing ou 7cm0ral Day. AID probably
r,,.. # the .p., taior- "no gave tl' matter
thought r,jo.ccd in the fact that -eNefh % tle Or
.,nlzat.on, lad distinct uniforms. Nirf All ne
discussion about the state uniform beng the only
~uract.oal- one. il is only necessary 10 -'e IaF~s
u., he. one on Friday To- appreciate that even sol
don. ,,, hc 700 uractiral in the matter u dress u
,l-. had leon an uuh,olQ'n line of lark blue coat~
U,Lt lige trlu,cr, and black helmet, there
scarcely "a shadow q doubt tha' me generous ap
,i,u.. which several organizations d'c" iorh
youN have been forthcoming Ih" men are n's
..,,r,ed "a be- "-nliiefs- for the sake %. apphl'"
brt A little appreciation Of that AiHd go "uS
,,u, toward stimulating healthy PRIDE 30 tle or'
-,rf,,rior ~ which the rlsri-men belong. ana th'
Increased interest IN the individuals ha'lias
strengthens the organization a, a "h'I'.
Troop \ did itself proud and turned ont 'uons
force The healthy growth oi the "r-''i4i''," "-'
beou phenomenal. The members take HNeS IN
t.r,..t IN the organization and have made II "l'Hh
jess than two years tie Ifjca' ''''''' '''"f'"' "
TIE United states. ,,
Thor. will be- no one AT the state Camp AZ PeckShI
,, Iuly tai, year. and consequently the AVey
scenes usually witnessed there on tAat day VIII ~
missed The G9th Regiment Will occupy the amy
the last week that is open instead Of me hrS'' %
that the Oh Regiment VIII nave the honor oi "P''e
tire camp July ,. The oDth heslh'cn' VIII now
it, usual picnic on July i. -
All tho organizations which 20 Ia the camp III"
season VIII he furnished with music by post ba!id
which will be- there the entire season. TIA, IS an
economical measure and Is 70 b. commended Tho
hand furnished by the state if 10 is god one rs
has been furnished HERETOFORE will compare iayoraby
vfl, tll, hands which are taken by The different Or
CARNATIONS.
When il was recorded Pare II the record
If the 18th separate Company, at Mount Vernon, on
Monday night that the drill season had closed, 10
completed an account Of facts that have occurred IN
1880 which II will bee pleasant 10 turn TO
I'm tic future, This record include, TIE completion u
the new armory a building %; which this branch OF
TIE National Guard j. proud and on the possession Of
which the Third Brigade and the citz'ns II NOUNS
Vernon congratulated the battalion. II wts oPJed
with brilliant reception. Then followed AN ADDITION
,l the membership IF Young men of energy. amoun
and character. who would do honor on the Held u
called upon for service The officers IRE u that lass
whom the rank and file look upon with ai.nrltlon'
The drill season closed with exhibition dnh N
t,e pr,,cuoc of Assistant AdluiaEt General e. J.
Greene IF the Third Brigade. and large a,-emoaSe
~ guests. Dancing continued until an early hour on
r.,-ta, morning second Lieutenant Frederick >chnei
der received unanimous vote for the first heutenah'y'
and accepted the Office with neat speech Captain
l.. J. Kinder then introduced Colonel Greene. Who
made an interesting and encouraging Address "m'n
the soldier, acknowlcds,d with three times three"
and the company chorus. First sergeant Frank W.
,aseman Will probably De elected second lieutenant.