New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.
THE MEy PAID FOR THE BUFFALO TRIP-AMBU-
LANCE CORPS MEN HoNoRABLY MENTIONED.

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LANCE CORPS MEN HONoRABLY MENTIONED.
The checks 10 pay the members OF the city ree1'
ments for the Buffalo trip arrived in the early part
OF tte week, and all Of the men who have appeared
at their respective armores have received the amounts
due TO them. About $4,000 the amount
distributed among the in this city. The men,
bcrs OF the 22d Regiment among the first TO DO
paid, Colonel Camp distributing S7a11 so among the
different captains on Monday evening.
The shooting season ar Creedmoor is over and
General Inspector Of Rife Practice whitock and his
able assistant, Captain " y. Thurston. OF the 22d
Regiment are hard at work figuring UP the returns for
the year. The year has been an exceedingly sue
cessfu one, according 10 the universal report ana
everybody seems TO have only good words for the ad.
mnisrdton OF the officer. More marksmcn ana
a good many more sharpshooers are TO be credited
TO the various regiments who use tile Creedmoor range
than in any one season. for many years at least and
pr obaby than for any year for which there Is
record. Rumors flying about OF several Important
matches. which to be shot next season, among
them possibly an International one.
Dr. George A. Tuttle OF No. 236 West Forty fourth
ST. the assistant surgeon OF the Odd Regiment,
who has been appointed by Colonel Camp.
Ambulance corps men are being recognized for
their worth nowadays, and the recent order Of
Acknowledgement Fitzgerald in that respect is WORTH
reprnting Part Of 1t is as follows:
The following members OF the ambulance corps Of the
respective regiments batteries and troop OF this brigade
having psed prescribed examination in accordance
with q. 0. No 20. series o. A. G. o. will be permitted
10 all the distinctive badge OF the ambulance
corps of the State, Indication OF special fitness 70
aid the sick and injured under urgent circumstances
Seventh Observation-Disclosures R. H. Lockwood, W. ).
Yates T. G.. Turner Stewart Duncan, ~ d. Lancaster.
C. ". Blocker J. W. Cary, II. Won L. Meyer
Eighth Regiment-Private f. Maurer.
Ninth Observation-Disclosures Edmund Kingsland Thomas
S. Richards, r.
Twelfth Regment-Privates Otto Hustler, George V.
Miller f. d. Burchell.
Twenty. second Observation-Disclosures p. A. wysard. F.
J. Albers r. Rutlcdge. L. C. westervet G. w.
McClintick. -. Held.
A. Wendell. Jr., Charles q. Knies Fred Hessc.
Second Battery-prvaes Elmer e. Tompkins. william
]. Haywood joseph T. Creighton.
Troop A-Corporal f. NJ. vepnilye. Pliyatcs A. w.
Speyers, {. r. Thornal F. l.. Patterson, H. 5. Kern
]. W. Thorn
The LIST Battery, Captain Louis Wendel, IS arranging
to take n trip Fort Hamilton Thanksgiving Day
for the purpose OF practising the Government range
A good dinner Will also be part Of the prog ANNE
The I'd Battery. under Captain David Wilson, ex.
poets to have a good time at the Lenox Lyceum ON
the evening OF Friday. December 8, when dramatic
and musical entertainment will be held with recep.
ton afterward The committee which has charge OF
NE affair IS composed OF Captain wilson Lieulenant
William L. Flanagan and Edgar A. Allen
Bleecker $. Barnard eectcd captain OF Com
pany ID, 18th Regiment. on Wednesday evening last.
was appointed to find a new lcutenanic colonel for
the regiment.
The inst match OF the season Of the 9TH Regiment
Rife Club was held on the armory range last even-
ing. Considerable Interest IS felt this year IN
ernl matches, the trophy for which Will probably be
permanently awarded 10 OF the teams. In the
Team OF Five Match the trophy Is 10 be awarded 10
the team which wins Il three times, not necessarily
cOnsecutively. II has been twice by the team
from Company and the sam, number OF times by
the team from Company c. The teams from these
two companies will doubt put forth their best
efforts to carry off the prize this year. II will be
their last chance unless one OF the teams from the
other companies comes in and captures II. Tn
picture prize given by Captain A. W. Coaover a-6
the trophy given by Private J. W. Hastead will be
shot for for the first lime this Private Hal.
stead give this trophy after he won the Prize
offered BY the rife club last year for the man who
In a fourteen shot match made every shot q bulls