New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
GUARDSMEN TO BE IN LINE.
PREPARING FOR THE PARADE On MEMO
RIAL DAY.
ALL TO BE PRESENT AT THE LAYING OF THE
CORNERSTONE or THE WASHINGTON
MEMORIAL ARcH-oUTDooR DRILLS.

MEMORIAL ARCH-OUTDOOR DRILLS
The following orders have been issued from the
First Brigade headquarters for the Memorial LAY
parade:
The First Brigade viii parade on May 80 in coHmen-
Grafton Of Decoration Day and 10y invitation VI D".
Memorial Committee will act a. escort TO u'e "F'u An
Of the Republic The formation viii be al oD,"l" ''
commands in close column. the heads resting d"
as follows: Goth Regiment in West fH' '''E"i'''', ~.
Regiment in Eat Flity-cighth-st. Oh Regiment Ut Wa
FN--eycuth-st I'D Regiment IN East fuit -s''e'S'
list Regiment in West Fnty--iNtl-sI. 'tn Not'N't
East Ity-siNth-st., 10Th Regiment ~ N'sV fHN ia
1st Battery East Fiftyhfth-,t "a l'tleS III W.
Ffy-fouIth-s in which order they VIII JOIN O'c 'o'0.-
The Signal Corps mounted Will form on the iI'" VI
the Goth r. gimcnt Troop \ will act a. e''oIC 10 u"
brigade commander and will report to nm Az Ms vs..
dcnce at 80 o'clock a. Do. k.-lNeI' "'u
commanders will report to the brigade 'H'i Vi sou
Fnh-ave and Ffty-cghthst a. soon as u''i %
are in position marching salute VIII be p'u 10 '
reviewing officer OF the Worth Monument 49,
The brigade viii, after completing the 'N.o'I u"'1. ~
Invitation OF the Washington Memorial Meh ''"''i''V|
participate in the ceremonies incid nt - 'n' 'a"s @
cornerstone Of the arch, and the parade WI" nc .'E
missed at Washington Square. from N"I'" pm
several commands viii proceed at once TO '''" az"
The Belknap Trophy for the highest percentage Oh IT,
cruiting and attendance has Won by company r
ed Regiment and VIII be handed over 20 'ne
officer of that company by the 'o'"N'"'"'N V"'N-'
Company Il, list Regiment -,..
Greene as engineer the br rade stan "itA I'hA A'
December 7. 1889. ,
National Guard affairs are exceedingly qu'' J"s'
at present, the Memorial Day parade beng inc Only
matter which is attracting any particular attention.
The opening of the state Camp has been pJ''P''c'
one week. by the action Of Adjuiant"thei@ Fo''er
in allowing the G0th Regiment ~ be the organization
10 close the camp instead Of opening H. ana - '"'
camp Will not De opened unul JAY ..
Tne ou Regiment Will nave ah"thor 5'coV PaI'IV ,
evcnins, Colonel scott is sho"IDS Sit". u4i
of energy aud making commendapir attempt 10 "'"p
up for the time which Wa los. Wihe ii" Ao" .'"'D
was being built. IL j, matter % regret thal Coi'ci
SCOTS command cannot ~ tO the Camp 81 Instruction
This year AID the opinion prevails that 'oIoA'i sou
was too modest when he asked o. De rlcNeI rom
camp duty oOnscqu encc II The poor c0noi4"h oI ''
regiment. -. p, O.. .,,
Company 4. 10Th Regiment. Captain II. IeH' WI
have outdoor drill 10 morrow evening. l. Hh l-l'
Regiment VIII assemble at the aruor' al Nh ave
and sixty second Il. this afternoon al "'Io'" u
attend church.
The new armory Of the lin separate C1WpiF j.
being fitted up In manner 10 maize IL allh'rNr ~
not only the MEMBER but & thcr frlchd7 a' well
A 800 upright piano j, The latest addition lo
the reception room. The company VIII t4-' t"'
drill season May % with reception. ,"pt'n
Edward j. Kinder. who was promoted u tltl E4""o
ly a unanimous vote OF The company Two "trN' a.
was before the Third Brigade Examining hofil 'Ii
Friday and passed a successful cNtmlnAi1u. lie l7
a thorough soldier and t. popular IN social way me
vacancy caused hy his promotion from tic h-t H,u-
tenancy Will bc filled by election IN fc" diNe'