New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

DRILLS, RECEPTIONS, REVIEWS AND OTHER
FESTIVITIES AND DUTIES.

FESTIVITIES AND DUTIES.
The last monthly informal reception Of the 30
Battery will take place Monday night at the
agmory. This will be the hfth one OF the season.
The tickets of admission limited. and they have
been at the previous receptions in great demand In
addition this reception there will be the regular
howilzer drill consisting Of exercises In loading mr.
| ing mounting and dismounting. This will continue
until o 80 D. m when the floor will be cleared for
dancing. ON Thursday night, March -, stag
racket will be given by the battery at the armory to
| which only men, OF course, will he admitted The
| exercises this occasion will consist Of sparring
bouts clog dancing singing ventriloquism and gym
nastic performances. only local talent will appear
The affair." il is predicted, will be most enjoyable
one. The arrangements are in the hands Of this
committee: First Lieutenant Royce. ScgCcants Cham
berain. and Prlvacs starrctt. Capron and oatman.
On the evening Of April "a the annual reception OF
| the battery vii! he held. with review by General
McLcer. This will close the drill OF the bat
tery The recent troubles In this battery have been
amicably settled by the who made the accn-a-
| tions against Captain Rasquin and they have with
drawn and rctractcd all the charges and statements
made by them. apologizing therefor. The were
PIivses Philip Bcrolzhemer. George Russell. Albert
+. Walker and Clifton vosc Their apologies were
accepted condition that they would take transfers
to some other organization. and In case no orraniza
ton would receive them they consented TO be dis
charged for the good Of the service The consents Of
these in the hands Of the commandant
Of the battery and they have been elected members
Of Company c. 18th Regiment but the transfers have
not yet been approved at headquarters The battery
Is in excellent condition 1t does not owe a
dollar, is well drilled and disciplined. and is recruit
ing br-kly. The battery is now seventy nine men
strong
The benefit band concert Of the l4th Regiment will
take place the evening Of April 10 II /, affair
that all lovers of martial music should attend. The
news that the bill for this regiment, armory had
passed to third reading Wa rccc, ed with than
satisfaction 10y the members and friend, Of The rcg
mcnt. The present bill authorize, the county to
issue bonds payable in ten tenth each year
The delinquency couit at m The 18th Regiment
Armory lest wc,n and cleared up large amount Of
| business. Captain Lu,comb presided. Colonel David
+. Austen, Of this regiment. hm> f.
sued the following order: The regiment
viii assemble in fatigue uniform for drill and ia
,truciion on Monday evening March 81. Assembly, .
First call at p. The regiment i, directed 10
parade in drc.s uniform on Thursday. April .. FOR
rcvcw 10y Colonel Daniel Appleton. commander 81
the 9TH REGIMENT y. 9. :. y. Y. Assembly First
call at D. IN. \ Board for th" examination Of son-
commissioned officers T. hereby ordered A. follows
LicntcnantlC ooncl William !. Harding. Captain George
g. Cochran. Lieutenant Anderson TAYLOR and 'rolu-.
Tho Board will convcn, on the third Wednesday =
each month and at such other time the senior
officer detailed may direct Non.commis- oucd officer
appointed will appear before The Boagd at the hr-t
| REGULAR session following their election without
special notice \, soon A. tar range i~ repaired
and ready for shooting there viii lee number 90.
competition, lciacen the crack shot, # , rc-icut.
Tie Committee Oh Rife Practice were 10 Session on
Thursday night and prepared programme ana
schedule fos ,Ae coming season.
Ilr,t Lieutenant John Rooney. u Company T. j-d
Regiment. h., resigned Dds command. after seven
years, service. licutcnan, Rooney entered tle ="
t0nal Guard DO November i--. cni ting a. priv -
in Company \. on Ap.l II thor, vil hc r'ti'"
and drc. parade. bon ic ArnNry, Cd. TIE S-d h'tNeNi
MAYOR chaplin VIII bc invited t. review the lc-t
nant after which there VIII Dc reception aad dane
ns The Committee oi Arrangements 1ro 'altiif.
M,Comlcr ard -Ao.ncrH and Lieutenant, LriNt ari
N,1cl. captain Emil Ma-uu-, # rompin, j.. o..
regiment. who has been confined 20 hla home 81
seven vccAs with severe l!no.. is reported 70 h'
rapidly improving.
First Lieutenant John +. Ranhcn Company I. An
Regiment. 0n a.,ouut OF hu-ur-- engagements. las
sent ln bis rc euatiDn. Lieutenant Eduhcn enlisted
~ the I'D Regiment. in 'onp'n, l.. Boo i-'r. \
year Al, rN,id Dee aprOn sergeant major. Ard
a,r aug tAat place fof SOME Tine "A, elected l.f.'
Lieutenant Do COMPANY \. liui h'.m'ni. HArr, D.
VA, r,.-el 10 captain n ---. ana nuci r.i' OIL
unin dl-usudmcfi. s ,ca4 Air- lc wa- elected iir.
d,v evening Narcn -. iir ff4 Lc-ia'nt "lii Aat'
..iIeN ard df.-- parade. li'f Nll i' r''IrN'
. vil Bee the distribution 90 l.ng service and 80.
ica cent duty medals. After re i,Vic" there 1914
company G.. Of the 4ad Ecamcnt. have had thci
/ picture, taken ln q group M tA'" COMPANY .ooM,
Tine iil-adc @i-i+ '0iI-' GURUS 'i'ii 'I' "' IN,
! Icdioid Avenue Etinr A'firfn' "n ilr evening Of
! l, .isnnll..r in America. ga. e.ll squad ore
/ station VIII signal nllp or diagram 20 tir Other
map VIII lc reproduced There.
captain j. Vi. Jrssi.. formerly captain Of uie