New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.

THE ANNIVERSARY OF COLONEL CAMPS ENLIST
MENT-HowITzER CORPS IN THE SEVENTH.
One Of those pleasant affairs which make the life Of
the ctze-solder attractive to young men contempla
ing joining the National Guard will take place at the
Hotel Marlborough the evening Of November IL. On
that date thirty years Colonel John T. Camp Joined
the 22d Regiment private. He has been promoted
through all the grades until he has become the head OF
the organization which has Defendant for its motto
The field officers Of the regiment thought the ami
versary OF Colonel Camps enlistment would be lifting
occasion for friendly reunion and they have invited
the line officers Of the regiment to dinner at the ho'e
Marlborough on the evening mentioned.
The same date Is the anniversary of the formation Cd
Company B, but in consequence OF the event NEIL
toned that company will not celebrate on mat day.
On the saturday evening following however, the second
company men will attend the theatre in a body and
have a supper afterward. The regiment has
adopted white shoulder straps and white stripes iof
the trousers following the pattern OF the Regular
Army.
The orders for the use Of the new tactics have been
issued from brigade headquarters. Generai fitAeerho
commands that: AS authorized by Circular NO. l.
s. 1901 G. II. O.. the formation and drill OF recruits.
squads and companies Of infantry In this bngade VIII
hereafter be in accordance with the drill regulations
approved by the Secretary of War September 70
1891 Regimental commanders will ut once osgh 'he
instruction of their officers in the schools OF the soier
and the company, as set forth in these drill regua'
TONS"
Patrick Faherty who was elected second lieutenant
Of Company f. seth Regiment, was too Ill " appear
efore the examining board two weeks ago, ana last
week he died
Surgeon. Major J. z. Kelly, Of the Goth Regiment.
has resigned.
Colonel Daniel Appleton. Of the 9TH Regiment, says
I'm current orders at the request Tor Volunteers io
the regimental howzer corps having met prompt ana
gratifying response the organization OF the battery Is
approved and 1t will entitled to the use OF the drill
room on Saturday evenings until furlher ouc'S' in0
battery Is organized as follows:
Adu.ant Francis G.. LandOn commanding
Lieutenant j. Watson Cochran
Sergeant Major William G.. Bates
Company A-serreant Louis E. vannier; Corporal Ly'
man g. Fisk; prvates George L. Baker r Charles D. NJ
Hook Herbert II. Knox and Renwick Is. Knox.
Company B-Corporal Oren NJ Beach, ir.; priyates
Henry A. Bostwiek jr., Daniel c. Deylin and Charles
McDougsll. go , 49,.
Irving L. Sherman 60
Conponv p-Corporal Alfred L. Golsh privates George
u CUNNINGHAM. Robert L. Iidredge, Rowland II. Harper
and Harry b. snydef
Company E-sergeant William A. Jennings; priva:es,
Charles q. Aleyn, William NJ Bernard Herbert HenVle
and Arthur T.. Wood.
COMPANY F-Corporal Charles w. Nichols: privates
Gouyerneur Kemble ir Justus V. Locke, Frank W. Per
kns George II. Page and Albert d. Proudnt
Company G-Corporal William H. whittal; privates
James j. Alexander Robert NJ. Phillips and David L.
Williams
Company Il--Corporal Louis j. Josceiyn; priVates'
Arthur Drake Hamilton w. Fish, T. lie Clair Jaques'
n d. Lancaster and william d. McClintock
Company I-Corporal Robert NJ. Lyman prvates, Hay
ward r. Cavalry, Robert n. Disbrow and Theodore H.
Taylor.
Company K-Corporal Dewitt C. Falls, jr. privates
Alfred H. Abee Fred c. Hartman. Cd. Louis Z. Lahens
and James ii. w. Strong.
The contest for the Rker trophy in the 18th Reg
ment hiss begun and no doubt IL will be better com
petition than IL was last year, when Company had
practically "wak-over." The first competition re-
suited as follows: