New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
BROOKLYN REGIMENTS OFF.
rHE o3D AND 18TH ADKEAU7 UNDHN '"
ING SCENES.


The o3d Regiment Of Brooklyn started for Bunaio
last evening. Orders were received 70 move I'M
medstely at about 80 p. m, and Colonel iHr'r'uee
at once issued the following order
"Brooklyn, Aug. Is, 1892
~Ord.rs No. 129: Pursuant TO orders from A. g. q.
this regiment will assemble at the arnory Al once Io
active duty Undress uniform knapsacks havershcks'
canteens and days rations.
uRv order OF Colonel Partridge. Theodore W.
sillcocks, Adjutant"
Tho mon were in the MAN, ready to go. some
came 10 the armory to say that they could not 20
last night, but would follow this morning. ih'S
were told that the orders were pcrehpV"rS anu Nv
one could be excused. ~ they couid hoI Pos'uH
90 and wanted to take the responsibility OF us
e,avino tho next best thing for them to do would
he to follow as soon rs possible Many veterans VI
,no oad and other regiments came and asked 10 De
,ot.n In They were sent to the capuins, anu SOME
were substituted for absent men. IL" recruits
who had been elected to the companies but ho' '"-
listed appeared for duty and were sworn H. No'
siderinc the vacation season, large proporioh VI
Tho regiment turned out Lieutenant Colonel Alexis
G Smith Is I'm the Berkshire Hills, but Is expected 10
reach Buffalo as as the regiment does. '"aP'"'
II Price Collier is In Nova Scotia. and CommiS'ary
Richard Oliver Is In Europe. Every other hi'hipr'
OF the field and staff was present inspector =" '"0
Practice Haywood G. Broun arose from scN-oou u
co with the regiment. All the line officers were vi
hand except First Lieutenant Wilson, tile acuhs com
mander OF Company &. who is In the west 1'"'o''
$50 men, out Of total OF about s"' rep''''" WI
duty.
Tho following Is the list Of officers who started LOT
De- roro. Colonel John ~ Partridge. Major Ezra DE
Forest Surgeon W. f. Spencer, Assistant surgeon H. H.
Cochran Adjutant Theodore W. silic"cks' quarter
master George Edward Hail. Inspector OF Rinc ficue
Hevwood c. Broun Company A-Capmh IL "
Everdel second Lieutenant l.. Praeger; Company Il
CAPTAIN Willard l.. Candee First Lieutenant William r.
Pickett second Lieutenant F. Wells; Company u
Second Lieutenant Walter p. BlockInan; Company D.
Captain John s. Shepard First Lieutenant Edward j
Kraft Second Lieutenant r. f. Whitney company r.
Captain William T. Coyer, First Lieutenant Joseph T.
Milford Second Lieutenant v. r. Jacquette Company
F-Capain b. c. Thorn First Lieutenant joseph
| T. Hull second Lieutenant Robert l. HoiS
Company G-Captain Charles r. SllkInan. f,r'' Lie"
| tenant H. d. W. Hamilton, Second Lieutenant A. J.
MORO: Company iI-Captan W. a. stokes fiN' Lieu
| tenant F. G. bennington. second Lieutenant 1. :"
| ~co0eld: Company I--Captain Frederick i. homes
| second Lieutenant j. +. Handy Company k-'aPAii
David K Case First Lieutenant Charles g. Ioih
second Lieutenant Edward II. Barnum nohc"nhl7
stoned n-Sergcant- Major f. W. Qucr"au, quarter
| master Sergeant Charles A. Frost CommlSSsry yer
| ccant W. b. Dcspard, Ordnance Sergeant Charies T.
| Eryant. Color Sergeant George IT, Thomas IL lSp'a
| steward William Iunte. Drum Major Charles Brown
| ,xtv rounds Of ammunition were distributed IE'
| ,.gmcnt was drawn up In three battaions. uhdc
! Major De Forest Captain Candee and Captain Holmes
| rho only musicians taken along were the members o.
| tho fife and drum corps. numbering thirty men.
| Long before the regiment left Brooklyn the gal
| ,scs M the armOry crowded with men arc
| ,yoren Brigader-Ciensral McLeer commanding thu
second B,icade and Lieutenant Colonel rockingham
n AsJst.nt Adjutant General. called Oh Colonel Par
| ridge The regiment left the armory Mt 1880 an'
| took the Myrtle-ave. elevated railroad line 70 th'
| nridcc and the Grand Central cars for Buffalo
prirsdler-Geneia James McLeer. spent most Of la,
vo,,nc at second Brigade headquarters. In the Hal
| \, pecoyds. Brooklyn. The Second Brigade sigma
| Corns WAS assembled there early In the evening
,ra.r command Of Captain Frederick r. Leigh. They
| ,,d not received any orders at all from the Adluant
General but Captain Leigh thought 1t well to be pre-
| narca for any emergency. At about 10 p ~ u"
| ma, uerc allowed 10 go home. with INSTRUCTIONS "
h.en Themselves where they could readily be mus'ere
| for service. ,..,,o, -. 81.
The I'd Battery in the same situation as IN
s,rraI corps Captain Henry s Rasauin has not re
| oir.A notice 10 be ready to move, but ne SAYS NJ
| .onM do so IN two hours. with the ASSISTANCE
rrst II.ut.nant II. II. Royce and second Lieu'enan,
George Z. LANG and Emil D. Chsmidin' he GOT al