New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-04
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NEWS FROM THE ARMORIES.
| THE BUSY SEASON BEGUN - HEADoUARTEA
| N1GHTsCoMING INCIDENTS.

THE BUSY SEASON BEGUN - HEADoUARTEA
N1GHTs-CoMING INCIDENTS.
With the month Of October the armories are once
more tenaned and the seasons work and the seasons
play begin again. The company rooms are hheo
nearly every night, and bodies OF men are almost con-
stantly on the floors. The adtutans have also 70 %
at their places every week instead OF Ior]hsHu'' -
during the summer months.
For this winter rhe headquarer nights OF the second
Brigade regiments will be as follows: ODD Regiment
Monday night; 14th Regiment, Wednesday night 90
Regiment wednesday night; 18th Regiment, Thnsday
night; 47th Regiment, Wednesday night; Second
Brigade headquarters Monday night
Colonel Austen at last has the cornerstone OF his new
armory over which he had so much trouble, firmly IN
its place. The ceremonies OF yesterday are FOUND De
scribed in another column OF The Tribune. The 18th
Regiment and Colonel Austen to be congratulad
in tho work having gone far as 1t has. one Of 100
funniest things in connection with the whole afaiF was
the attempt Of busybodies to sar up religions
animosites the fact that the Masonic fraternity
had been invited to take part in the ceremony VINO
ever started the question Of the proprety OF the n'
vitation found himself almost alone in the attempt 10
make trouble for the members of the regiment without
regard to religious convictions stood by Colonel Ausca
and the officers, and the questioners themselves con-
cluded that 1t subject Of no Importance.
Ex-Captain J. r. X. Barlow has been elected fra
lieutenant OF Company F. 18th Regiment. on Thurs
a social entertainment 1t was their opening dnl
night
The o3d Regiment boys have already begun to gel
ready for the concert by the ovidc Musin company al
the Academy of Music october 81. Captain d. h
Aldridge, Of Company X, 23d Regiment, has been
bonorably discharged. Company d, 23d Regiment,
will hold series Of monthly concerto at the armoy
in Clermonave beginning with the middle Of October
Drills began in the 23d Regiment on Thursday last
First Lieutenant p f. Erickson, Of COMPANY u,
14th Regiment has resigned. On Monday evening
the drill ason In the 14th Regiment b." m Companies
A and G being on the floor. Plans . eng made TOT
a number of receptions and enterta..-nts during tho
winter either by the companies or by the regiment as
whole.
On Wednesday evening a caucus of the members OF
Company b. 32d Regiment, was held TO select candi
date for the vacant office of second lieutenant Inc
choice fell on John E. simpson, of Flatbush
The name OF First Lieutenant William Dixon, ,r,
Of Company A, 14th Regiment, has been suggested
for the captaincy OF the new Company h. so
REGIMENT which has Just been mustered in at Fiat
bush Five more candidates for membership In tho
3od Regiment were reported last headduarteu
night.
There IS getting TO be a good deal Of sentiment
among the members OF the sod Regiment in favor OF
moving over to Clermontave. when the 23d Regimen
deserts It's old home, il permission from the authon
ties can be obtained.
Lieutenant COlngdn, OF SOhPdily IL nv" N'eH'
was appointed acting -adjutant OF the regiment on
"Wednesday evening in place Of Lieutenant olone'
Hubben. 1t is now in fact Lieutenant Colonel haS
hell for he received his commission that same eNelS
and was sworn in by Colonel Eddy 49,. -.
The recruiting class Of the 47th Regiment has
been organized under the command Of Lieutenant
Colonel Hubbe and Lieutenants Olden ana Jaeksou :
Colonel Eddy has issued orders for the compay
drill inspections as follows: Mondays Leutehii.
Colonel Hubbe: Tuesdays surgeon Cox: ThurSdssys.,
Captain lie Count; Fridays Major Pettigrew ilShe.s
for the dramatic entertainment on OCTOBER l. hS''
been distributed. L., -, a. 9Th
There is talk Of a combined reception OF the IL"
Regiment and the De Witt Clinton Commandery, .
Company d, 47th Regiment will signaIEe the 20 20
ginning of drills with social entertainments W
October 8. - r Am
| The non-commissOned officers Of Company 7; 4'u.
Regiment, who resigned because OF the eieGsop c.n
First Lieutenant Warren F. ii. Upper to the gay
tancy have made application TO Join COMPANY ih n,
The 32d Regiment will elect leutenai' o,enIr
In the next week The sentiment IS about eVelgs
divided between electing Major Alfred f. steers s
going outside OF the regiment for some new oDC ~.
on Friday evening Company I, 32d Regiment s"F'
an entertainment at the armory.