New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-18
NEWS FROM TIE ARNORIES.
EDS oy TIE THIPTEENTH'S NEW HOME.
NOT ENOUGH MONEY To NIT THEM-RESIG
NATIONS AND CHANGES.

NOT ENOUGH MONEY TO IlI.T III.l -II~l'
NATIONS AND CHANGES.
The member, Of the 1871 REGIMENT Annoy Com
mission held Il meeting ON Thur-day and opened bid
for the lcw armory 10 be erected al sumner and JET
fcr.on ave- The lowest bids iu the different cla~-.-
# wof, amounted 70 sio-. O54 Thi- 3, SlO-.oj9
more than tie appropriation. Il Wa decided 10 re
'c.t both Md. ppt n for plumbing aud a-o several
lids hr other work. because 4 irIcrulafly For the
remainder ~ the work The lowest hh, were accepted
lccau,c # the cost above he appropriation 1t vas
decided t. l"rln work on the administration building
and leave tl, drill han - take # Itself The
cost q nio administration building. with the expense
Of plumbing estimated. wiz, De- S-.9.GGg -.
u Mr. Dau- carries ont his plan In full he NIL have
70 make the raise Il 100000 more than was apprOpr
atcl
colonel GayIor pre-. idcd at the meeting Of the coun
cl Of officer 81 thc t7th Regiment on Thursday even
inc and announced that That Was the last time he
w.ulG d. 80. BE reviewed the history II tho rcg
men. and IT, growing pro p.rlty under his command
When Doe l,G the aimDry D." took with him some blink
r. ruat.1u form. and r. one 81 them ha, Mt already
been hl'.d ont n certainly soon viii be-
The report 81 The i7th Regiment for the quarter
ending On December II show, au Increase in member
ship Of eight There have been thirty-tw0 enlist
mcnt, and twenty four discharges. The Total mem
b.r.ilp DOW urUbrr, SIS.
Colonel Clark If the "2d Regiment, has asked for
ani received the resignation II Captain George G.
Ery1ur. OF Company !. lie Ia, been captain for
about three months. lie first lieutenant in the
same company for short time. having been tranf
trsad from thc same position in Company T. 18Th
Kc-imcat Colonel Clark did not think he attended
strictly enough o. hi- duue-. AID hc and lis men
DID not harmonic socially.
IHad!er General McIccr viii review the lith
Regiment tomorrow evening, and the marksmcns
bid-c7 Will Dee awarded at the time. The
marAsncu's badge, viii be presented 10 the members
Of the I'D Regiment January ~.
Colonel Partridge, Lieutenant Cponcl smith and
Captain Holine, the delegate, from the sd Rcgi-
mcnt 10 the National Guard Convention at Albany on
January y. Captain William +. Morris Of Company
X. 11th Regiment, viii read i paper on Discipline
before the convention
Company H. -:,l Regiment. viii present the comedy
Mixed lIcLlca' al Tic Criterion Theatre Oh February
H.
Judah u. VOORHEES,. who IA, acici a, cOmns,ary Of
the I.tu Regiment Veteran Association for number uf
years. Ina, rc-i sncd because OF III health.
". :. Russell ana CiaI.r- \. swain have been APP
pointed cc. HOidl, in Company ID, i1tn Regiment.
iAc ist!. it"@lucut was reviewed III Thursday
ug hy Iliradi.r General NcLcc. ana stan. aud The
ua.i-Mrr'- 11dfr, i.g Tue wear lrJO were prcscntcl
to he winners. The review preceded by "a short
reiu,rtal d'iH commander by tplOnc Austen. Tine
efi, uniform, showed OF finely. With General Mclccr
VEG Lieutenant colonel Rockingham. Major FoN,
ICari. amman. hcNuitN, ard Captains Cochran and
Lc.rh. Captain l.. VI. Whitiock the inspector Of rifle
rariirc received the gold me al for he best scor Of
In. ;cus = reception and dane" followed. Among
Ia, Mise, King. Lieutenant Colonel aud Mrs. Harding
no Nti.,.s Young captain and Mrs. Kirby Lieutenant
a.l Nrs. g. W Hunt and Captain and Mrs. c. ~
DAvlc.,