New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
VEUS FROM TIE ARMORIES.

rpooKtyy AID THE GOVERNORS STAFF-NARl'
oUS NOTES.
rlc 18th Regiment must look for new heu'enilU
.,oi =, Mace ~ william J. Harding, who mas oeeh
,,,de Assistant Inspcctor-G General OF the s'ao. WV"
bo rank ~ colonel. lie has been Lieuehan'-No
~ the 18th Regiment since 1883 having Voe" "''s
fcrrcd from the place In tho gu Hee'"'"'
Colonel Harding Is native OF Enganu anu
older there tie enlisted in the 1th Ne"-h"mpsh''
volunteers I'm ls63 and rose from private " D'
,tu,,,, - the 3-th United states Colored Troops
no enlisted a. a private in Company II, "a hes'oI''
in 1-67 became adu,nt In 1869 and captain Ill 100
lie WIS discharged in 1873, but year i'
became adiutant Brooklyn IS well Represented VI, ~.
coy.rror's staff with Colonel Harding MS '"',''
r,.,ector General McGrath. General "h''o'A' '''
lu~ pccor General oil klhe i'''NN'' W
Gcucr,l Amct +. jerks. 49,. $1,000,
"a definite act on has yet been taken Iooklh9 'o""
,,, selection Of a successor Of Colonel iic'u"9. p
tain william l.. Watson, OF Company ~ "'
,,,n,nv and senior captain Of the regiment j. ia''
ally mentioned for the place ana seems ""'N "
r, !, Whether Major William cary singer
49,, .,o c,,,nIimcnt Of an election and the right
lila, .. c,,roncl- before lie retres from the service
, certainly known. lie Is to be married 10 'i'''
r,hcl q DODGE Of Ncw-lork 1t IS sad on 'co'u''s
If and IA, ,ienhcd his intention 10 rcu'o "o"
the guard In the near future uhieHN u Is l" w '' Wv
hnoft - IN" regiment that he remain TOT '"c' '"p
,,,u Watson and Captain Luscom6 had been spoAcn VI
,,o..ul. successor, I, him. Perhaps both OF them
iI now be- advanced. No one has yet been appo'''eu
rcrim,nal Inspector Of rifle practice to III ir 'a'S
, -. thc transfer Of General Whitlock to the
Governors stan. o., ,,,. ,or
,o,io,r hy Mayor Body on March y, ana that every
officer prepare himself to do the duty ot inc one "cA'
in rank above him. TO encourage tie on'ers 10 UNI
,ncir men, Colonel Austen has promised 70 give
p,nlas
,r. a chance to show what 1t has done, ana 10 get
credit for it. -
rlr.t Lieutenant Englehardt, Of Company r., A'h
rocimcnt resigned on last Wednesday evening lie
finds it necessary to devote his whoie a'e"''o" \"
private business -
r,e members Of the I'd Battery gave com
,iment;ly dinner Monday evening nj Inc olarch'
don Hotel 10 Captain Henry >. Rasqum III hohor
., IN. tenth anniversary OF his paving assumed COM
d ,hicb fell on january "a The dinner was to
,Lc ,l,cc "A week before, but was postponed because
~ the death Of Sergeant Frank j. lianshaw Remarks
wore made by surgeon Beasey captain KaSquh'
Major John 4. Edwards, former commander OF the
battery Brigader- General McLeer and several Others
, toast to the memory Of sergeant hahsNaw MAS
drunk standing and In silence
ouartcrmnStcr sergeant f. +. Shlpman, OF the a'th
,o,ipcnt Ia, been made luartermaster OF the 18th
Rccimcnt in place OF Alexander ltornie IT, VINO was
Ths ohiccrs Of the l4th Regiment had social
c,,herlng at the armory last evening
charles A. ToOdy. n son Oi the MnSor' mas |oneu
Company C., I'D Regiment. ,-,. ~,
I,cutcnant Barthman, OF Company /, Attn Regl-
c"t h,s been designated TO relieve Lieutenant Lyon
NV artinc adiutan Of the regiment. The permanent
adiutant has not yet been APPOINTED: on,rv r ,,,,
pec,mrnt had n rifle match ut the Attn Regiment
Armory last night. , ca,.n, r. r,u.,
,,on,rr"aut q; F. Bagna, Of Company G.; ana
lacoud Lieutenant James Howe. OF Company
Jn~e bcen ap pointed to examine non commissioned
',t,crrs I'm the sd Regiment.