New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
NEUS FROM THE ARNORIES.
DISCHARGES GRANTED AyD COMMISSIONS I

DISCHARGES GRANTED AND COMMISSIONS IS
sUED-MEET1NGs OF THE REGIMENTS.
Hy general orders issued from the Aduant- Gen
erals headluartcrs at Albany last wednesday, the
following members Of the second Brigade received
honorable discharges: December 10. Frederick >.
BENSON Lieutenant colonel. 47th Regiment, resigned ,
December 10. George c. Miller. second lieutenant.
sd Regiment. resigned, December 10. Weller II.
Noyc,. first lieutenant 18Th Regiment, resigned :;
December 20. John @. Iodc~trom. second lieutenant.
'i'h Regiment. resigned December II. Edward j..
I,Glyuu. captain. sd Regiment, resigned.
>"coid Lr-adc commissions were issued Yesterday
aum the .Nljutant General, headquarters at Albany
o the following members Of the National Guard john
U Lddlo. ir,t Lieutenant. l7th Regiment; Washington
irving TAYLOR, second Lieutenant, 18Th Regiment and
quincy G. De Grove. ir., second Lieutenant. 23d Res
ucut.
Tickets are ont and may be had from members OF
the 23d Regiment for its review by Mayor Chaplin
81 January -. The list Of invited guests has not
been announced but will include the heads Of some
II the municipal department, and various other civic
functlouarics.
surgeon ". f. spencer, of the 23d gave his first
lecture 10 the ambulance corp, Of the regiment last
Wednesday evening. The corps is composed Of three
men each from compauic, A. G. ID, T. and X. and
two from b. Z. g and II companies lie will give
twelve lectures altogether each successive Wednes
day. except tie h,st Wednesday in the month. This
work i, important, although it attracts but little aticn
ton. one Of the remarkable features Of tho German
Army in the Franco P.u,sian war was the excellence
# its ambulance corps.
An annual meeting II Company f. 18Th Regiment.
was held last Monday evening. Captain william
Kcrby presided and the following civil officers were
elected for ncNt year: Treasurer, Lieutenant l. l..
Brown financial secretary. sergeant Peter X. Nelch
recording secretary Corporal F. r. Post; company in
spc,or of rife practice. Private Thomas simmons, lr
The following committees We're appointed: On
finance CAPTAINS Kerry. Tabor ard Folklnrt; on
di,ciplnc- Lieutenant Brown, sergeant Wclch. ana
Private, Pincvaru and Chute, on room committee
SERGEANT Collcn,. Corporal Norwood, and Privates
cr,ry lcrl. Morton. Lloyd and Walton; on recruit
iuc- Corporal Bcclncr, and Prvatcs Applc5ate and
Post
The ball games at the regiment aimory are feature
# rccimcntal nfc. Last Wednesdays game between
,o teams Of B and + Companic, resulted in victory
r the former by a scnrr Of l3 To t. lh three innings.
lae umpIrcs Wtlc Mc,srs. Npcltcr and Nnith.
IL ,oh, If Major Eddy would succeed 10 me
lieutenant. .colonclcy OF the Attn Regiment "h,n The
orrr D. received from Brigade l,aIpudFte.S l"f a'
election. Captain Pcttisrcw OF Company G., Wlll prop
.tliv succeed Major Eddy.
l'nrl Ca, lor drilled the non commissioned officers
ON Wednesday night. and 10 iOOkS a' II ;r lllh Reg
mcnt competitors viii have to hustle a. ticy term
on,pluv + has held IFS election for civil officers,
with tie following result President, captain J.. J..
~ra9cy. treasurer IL. HI. Hcmmln-, secrtary W. II:
cooper. financial secretary, Loon n SicNtn,' aH9
li-i'rau g.. II. Young Committees were appointed
b. follows: Financc-Cdptan +. L. Swa1cl, T. T..
Whipple ana Harry Leeds atmoTy-I II. +. ilae'
w. j. Wilson. James I. Blake and Peter j. NcuMUru
d d,llnou.n,, Lieutenant Rankin, Sergeant G. Nilhn
SON. sergeant II. D. Van Iandt sergeant foire'' ana
Corporal Dixon \. Anch'H. "a,
'ihc concert and reception Of Company G.. 41th
TOOK place last Thursday evening" and was decided