New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
N1TIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS
THE NEW ARRANGEMENTS At CREEDMooR-
OFFICERS FOR TIE STATE CAMP

OFF,. RS FOR TIE STATE CAMP
BY n practically unanimous vote tie Board Of
Officers OF he list Regiment. at a meeting held
last tuesday evening. decided to adopt the uniform
iNowif as the Company l. dress Colonel Green
mas received much commeudator from the officers for
the way IN w ich nc has landh this question: which
has been disturbing element In Il . regiment for iour
years Now every body seems 10 be satisfied.
The vote of the rank and file overwhelmingly
In favor on the adoption OF the Harlem company
uniform that there practically nothing else for the
Board Of officers 10 do but to follow the lead set BY
the men The members OF Company Is per
fcctIy satisfied with the outcome. All they wanted
was that the question should be settled In some way.
they did not care which, and that the regiment
has AT last Kept the promise, which made four
years ago cy satisfied. The dark blue coat. with
white trimmings. remains the dress Of The regiment.
As time goes the new arrangement at Creed
moor seems to grow In popularity. The different
companies Of the 9TH Regiment have been down TO
the range ia the last week. and the records which
they have made exceed anything which has ever been
made heretofore. BY virtue u the fact that The
men had as many chapces to qualify as they wished,
several Of The companies qualified every man who
went 10 the range. ii this continues the advantages
will no doubt exceed the Disadvantages which will
follow the doing away Of the National Rife Assoca-
ton.
The challenge trophy which ex Colonel Jones, Of The
10Th Regiment, presented % the organization Will
the first time. The team winning the trophy VIII
have to defend Its reputation against any team oil
twelve men from any company which chooses % chal-
lcnge it.
Under date Of June 10 the Adjutant General has
issued another order giving the details Of the officers
who will look after affairs the state camp during
the present season. The order Is as folo"s:
J. The ss4a Corps Of ,Ge t'f BsadS + so Ge ad
H. MajoT.Genen josiah Porter Adjutani General. is
b.folt deftf fled
thi. state during INC coming season. ,.., ~ .... go,
-o be stationed OF the COMP - enable HIM T. comply
Mh General 9des no. III ' s 5o < SHr' general
snprvison over the quartermascr and subsistence de
" MI o Gss@; H. H. G aepos se
drill Of and compliance with orders by the troops on duy
meg %Re foIoSiGg Offices are. upon his rccolnmenda
ton ordered 70 report 70 t1r ,, ty an his
Colonel Frederick phistccr. A. A. A. General s. N Y.
co Coon jcSph story Ass.,sn, cniSt Of Ordnance
s. y H. Post Qrartrniaster. conrsS"ry and ordnance
Maier Hoa,lo sacpOle, 10Th Battalion" IS Inspector
Oh Ma ioS ch.uncey p william. ir' Inspector Third
BFe sSn a. - T. Tusto" @2d Regiment Inspector
Oh captain John S. Shepherd. 2s1 Regiment, as Post
VI The chief ordnance will furnish the necessary
nIy - few changes will be observed In this order
from the government OF tl.e camp last year; Cap
Shepherd takes the pace c Of CI'oPs ec rs' w
connc his energies TO The inspection Of drills.
Camp tJp season, with he exception Of cd me , .5g
" 70, .re now thinking about they Will spend
their vacations. Already number Of isaves Of
absence have leen granted from brigade HeadantrfGr5
ard msny more applications will be made WITHIN inc
next month. ,.,,, 1, oos po,u.nt bos
ID an aplicaiion 10 Colonel Camp TO allow MN 10
LIZ lJs 06mpanJ 20 Van CDrtiandt Park TO encamp
IAN S.p DAYS in the week Of July T. The Application
o catered 10 the Appropriate committee and II IS
va a. All certain that the Application VIII be granted
o ne belief of ,cvci;i members OF the committee
~ IL an cnrampment near 10 the city might not
result entirely to The benefit o. tn oranMt9 ysrl au
TO tile application. - ..,.a o,.ra.v nv tho
eotb Reamcnt and Troop A.