New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
RATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.

THE ODD REGIMENT HAS TEN COMPANIES Now
THE ORDER FOR THE COLUMBUS PARADE.
The ead Regiment has again joined the ranks of ten
company ORGANIZATIONS, and can confidently De eA-
p,ct,-i 10 20 ahead now and win new laurelS IN It's
own particular field. Company !. which was dl>oahdeu
nearly two years ago IN consequence OF uhe ihtrnhi
trouble in the regiment, bas again become unit oil
the regiment with officer ut Its head IN whom all
concerned have the utmost confidence. The new cap
tain IS cN Adutant Homer Bostwick, of the list ieSl-
ucnt and the other officers and non-commS siOned
officers thus far elected second Lieutenant W. H.
Carter Ouartcrmast err Sergeant T. II. Noble ard ser
ccants W. r. Heavier. H. Gr.swoli and y. J. Gaundei.
The new company mustered in by In>pcctort'ener-
al Thomas H. McGiath NJ The armory Oh last Mohhy
evening. Alcr the ceremony was completed captain
uo,twcll entertained the officers Of the regiment at
nper nj The Veterans Club NO IA West sixty hith-
VI.
Ellgadicr.Gcneral Louis fitzgerald has Issued the
order sr the First brigade TO take part In the Column
I'm, celebration on Wednesday, and. Is In former
years tie formation Will all be ON the west side Of
Etoadnny The line will lie formed rs follows:
Goth Regiment on Battery Place. right on bowling
Greer.
Regiment
I'm Regiment ON Battery Place in rear of 9Th Rcgi
mcat.
I'D Regiment on Westinghouse, right on Battery
III Regiment Oh Westinghouse, In rear of pa
18th Regiment on Gr1cnwichs ST.. right on Battery
FIST Regiment Greenwichst. in rear of 18th
Regiment ,,. nj,
I'd Battery on We,t-,t, Ia rear OF lsi Battery.
TIoop on Wcstsl. In rear OF ID Battery. In
which order the commands viii join the column:
E,ulmental, battery and troop commanders will re-
port to the brigade chief Of staff, ut Bowling Green.
a, soon their commands are IN place The signal
man
commander and will report to him nj The corner OF
lattcry llace and rowling Green az 10 u. N. rms
parade will be- dismissed Fifty lunhst. from which
uont the several commands viii ~ ut once 10 their
aimorcs. .
Regiment arnory Is still an uncertainty There Is
some talk Of the ceremony taking pnce Wcdne,
day after the parade egt there S Is nothing certain az;
querry but the mason-work Is not fur enough ad
vanc,d just at present 70 make The laying o. the
stone possible. a battalion Of the regiment Will ap
pear in the new uniform Which Is the the
members Of Company T.. Captain Clinton H. smith
to have this battalion rs large possible, ard the
probabilities are that II good portion Of the regiment
problem which Is staring the members OF nearly all
the city regiments in The hlce IS one of clean uniforms
hard one on uniforms. and several of the organizations
which went on that trip have been making strong
to get Sa Scy a ss % h n cSsn
successful. and they will have To parade with their
dress coats looking somewhat grmy. $50
The post of captain of Company ID. OF the l.th
Regiment, has been offered to Lieutenant Elliott
Warren. who Is at present Lieutenant In that com,
pany lie ha, an excellent reputation IN the regiment
aud the members Of Company ID would be well pleased
detailed First Lieutenant Godfrey A. = Wisners rs
rcgmNtal ndiuant In the place Of Adluiant Decherl'
Ing hdjutant DcclcrT in the order detailing the new
adiuant: BY the resignation of Adlulant Dechert
Amounted In 1874, he has served the state and his
regiment most creiitably through all the succeeding