New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
NEWS From TIE ARMORIES
PLANS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AVON
THE REGIMENTS.

PLANS FOR ENTERTAINMENTs-CHA AROMA
THE REGIMENTS.
The 23d Regiment Committee of Arrangements fos
the entertainment TO be gwen at the Academy Of
Music on october 81, by tho Divide Musln Concert
Company, for the benefit of the furnishing fund for
! the new armory hrs practically completed It's WORK.
The committee consists OF Major G. f.. Waters, Can
tains Willard s. Candce, Ezra DeForest, Frederick
L. Holmes, Bntton C. Thorn, Henry c. Eveden
John S. Sheppard, william A. Stokes and Charles T.
skillman and First Lleutenants David Case and W. T.
Colyer.
An order has been issued from the heafquarten
OF the 23d Regiment announcing the success Of tho
regimental team in the last season. I'm the Second
Brigade match, the state match and in the coutes,
with the National Guard Of the District Of Columbia
at Washington, September 10. Seven members
Of the team selected TO shoot upon tie stata
team OF the Interstate and Hilton Troplgs
matches on September 5. Their scores averaged
higher than t,ose Of the five selected from
other organizations. The military championship Of
the United States was by Sergeant Robert Fndey.
In the Presidents Match" by of 100 out Of
possible 100. The team and reserve Tor 1891 Is com.
posed as follows: Captain Haywood c. Broun, I. r. p;
Captain Ezra De Forest, Company C; Captain John S.
Sheppard Company d Captain W. a. Stokes COMPANY
II; Commissary Richard Oliver staff First Lieutenant
Joseph T. Hull, Company F First Lieutenant W. p.
Pickett Company b First Lieutenant George +. Ham
ln Company Second Lieutenant Frederick A. Wells,
Company b Ordnance Sergeant Charles f. Bryant
n. c. s.. First Sergeant II. ID. W. Hamilton, Company
G. Sergeant George Musson, Company X; Sergeant
W. A. Bayer, Company ID; Sergeant Robert Findsy,
company G Corporal George Ball, Company Corporal
II. NJ Field, Company F; Private s. W. Pirie, Com
pany l; Private b. b. saunders, Company C; Private
c. L. ScoHeld, Company II (; Private c. A. Simmons,
Company A, and Private E. 8. Sphinx. Company F.
First Lieutenant w. T. Colyer, Of Company r, 20
Regiment, has received his commission and Is tenn
porarily in command of the company.
Philip ). Swain, OF Company A, ed Regiment, has
been appointed standard bearer Of the regiment
First Sergeant James D. Crawford. Of Company p,
18th Regiment, has been reduced to the ranks at hs
own request.
The Swedish Guard, Company G, 18th Regiment gave
concert last evening Saengerbund Hall for charitable
purposes.
Company E. I4th Regiment, is looking far ahead
and is preparing for its annual outing on Thanksgiving
Day. 1t has not yet been decided where the company
will go.
The quarterly report of Colonel Clark, Of the 32d
Regiment, forwarded on Wednesday evening, shows
an Increase Of ffty-two men the number at the
time OF the last report The gain By companies Is a.
! follows: Company A. Z; Company c. 2; Company
D. Q; Company F. 1 Company ii. s; Company x,
(recently established in Flatbushl 49, The report
shows total membership OF 446. Since then several
on Wednesday night reported that six recruits had
passed the medical examination and they will be
rolled In a few days.
First Lieutenant Leon Wood, OF Company A, 3A
Regiment, has offered his resignation.
First Lieutenant d. X. Case Thursday night
elected captain OF Company X. I'D Regiment 10 Ill
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of Captain D.
K. Aldrch.
The 23d Regiment Veterans Association Will hold .
meeting on october IA at the Clarendon Hotel and after
the business session will have a supper. The COM
mttee appointed last year to examine into the adj
visibility Of establishing veterans club similar TO that
Of the eth Regiment Veterans Club in New York. will
make Its report 1t Is possible that the scheme wiz
be carried out.
The quarterly report of the Attn Regiment shows
a net Increase Of twelve since the last report
The regiment numbers COB men and
new men coming In all the tme
"a Possible Case" will he presented at the Academy
Of Music tomorrow evening by the f7th Regiments
Mansfield Dramatic Association. The association viii
also give performances mt the Auphlon Academy In
December and in February.
The monument which the officers Of the 47th Reg-
ment are about TO erect the grave Of General
william III. Brownell in Cypress Hills Cemetery, VIII
be finished in few days. and will be dedicated In
the course OF two three weeks. The date has not
been named, but Ii will probably be on Sunday. Tho
officers will 10 the cemetery In citizens clothes, and
an address will be made by the chaplain of the eg
ment. the Rev. DR.. J. II. Darlington and probably by
the former chaplain the Rev. Dr. Rowland Maynard.