New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
N1TIONiL GUARD AFFAIRS.
sUccr ssFt-L DUTCH OF TWENTY SECOND REGl
MENT MEN-oTHER ENTERTAINMENTS

sr-cCr eSFr'L DUTCH OF TWENTY SECOND l'f"i'
NrxT MrN-oTurR ENTERTAINMENTS.
CAPTAINS Peggy, Thnrston and Billy smith ana
Ilouepant Harry Treadwell may never nave Inc"
Nance I'm -cribed stone plate tablet III inc Hro'r
@, the aad Regiment. but the memory oil the eoDu
Tim. which ,he members Of the regiment ana thelr
friends had NJ the Dutch given by the regiment on
,rbursd,v night will live for a long time In ther
,or,o,ic. The fact that tho officers named Were
responsible for tho entertainment to bcGh WIN anu
that the successful carrying oat OF tie scheme WIZ
d,,e almost entirely to their energy and hard work
Give. IA the men named a particularly WARM P'ec
I'm The hearts OF their companions.
tn. entertainment from beginning tn cno was
succe-s II was considerably out Of the usnM me
90 entertainments I'm arTnores. but that Is no nreu'
mon, ,ron., H. \ large number Of Invitations were
sent out and from the appearance oil me o'o"" -
rould seem that every one who was iortuna'' c"'"e
a. ,,rciy. one had accepted Il. Every aVaitlD' se'.
y-,. taken md several hundred persons haa 10 S'u
~ ,,,,,,, Tie entire performance. They r'm''hcu
,,,-,,, tbo whole evening. however, when w'' "E"
-, riu,h I'm commend alton Of the excellence oi
,h .hov The affair was different from the one
i,.., hy Company C. Of the 'th Regiment III lcSP''.
,n,, the latter affair began late ana e'u''i '''9 %
hc entertainment on Thnr'day nleht DcShn '"''S ~
,,.d lo,. The only defect in either W ''r' w
,,,, onc I'D not end late enough ana wv o'"'' 'o
.,, o,.ugh-ln the morning. II either one h'u
TASTED until the present time no u"""' "'
,vould have been there also.
'.n, rhurs,on was the grand Pooh Bah OF the oc-
So, an, be announced that the first part Oh INC
,tcrt,lnmcnt would be an exhibition :" s''e"""' ~,
i,, hc,v,ccn l,corec Young and Joseph fo"''r' '
va a little surprise which the comhn'''' h'' ~
t,- those present. this feature "i inc AMIN W. w.
-, m ~. rrorrnmmc The men boxed three two
,t,utc rounds. They were followed pE u'o ''"'
c,,.rs in songs and dances. The gigantic No'h'"'r
iuD IN the announcement OF l'-FN'
49,, ,rneorcd They we're about four feet TAU out
49,, ,hc audience In roars 81 laughter for the icw
,inutcs they were on the stag Inc h"'o ''''.'
o,eo with songs and dances came hcNt anu '"'' ''"
IN ropent their part of the programme s''c'"i u"''
before the audience satisfied 1opnc al" ,'"''
the burnt cork comedians amused those P'rN'.' W.
f.yr minutes but II nm while IL las'e"'
u,r western received enthusiastic applause for the
,,,sic which she furnished number OF d'neTen'
Instruments James f. iIccy told number ot '""'N
stories Capltola Forrest, a welkno"h SIXTH "'"'o''
CANA rov, Dutch Daly- was an appropriate CHI
,,a,,or for , Dutch" and from the reception when
he received II would that large number Oh 'oS'
f., tho audience had seen and heard Him before
Herman IIicrsbcrg. the we'll known runner VINO Is
mcnh,r NJ the regiment, gave an exhibition OF clever
cluh svinrinr Then followed the CoulSon sIS''rS'
in shpplng rope dances Adele Martineti the Sp'hSh
dancer closed the evenings entertainment "eP'c
scntativcs az the Army. Navy and nearly every VA
tionol Guard organization In the city were present
From the Army were Major Wallace Randolph Cap
ians Pcase Mitchell. IIubbel Russell Lien'ehah''
Dodge Dumping. Il. H. Patterson and I. {. i"uer
son The Navy was represented by Paymaster Sinp-
son Paw Inspector Kenny. Icuicnans Nichols.
Maxwell Calhoun and Chaplain J. c. Kerr.
Among The officers from The National Guard were
General whock Major Duffy Of the CON Rrf Wismn
Of the Isl Battery; Captain Content. OF thc I'm
Regiment Captain ranr 81 the lS E HSmnn n az
wick Of the 7th Regiment Lieutenant Ncshltt, OF
the 7ih Regiment: Lieutenant Cable. Of The ist Ba
tcry Lieutenant Waiter schuyler. Of the .th Ncgi-
mrnt Sergeant McIcvce and sergeant Carter OF the
| eth IccImcnt; Frederick Lee aud Walter Eraneri
has resulted In a court martial being ordered to try
Captain Quinn j' rs WnS eNprciGGd' 0%p,mn Shr c
he was supposed to have received for company enter
alnmcn snd refused to do after having 10" matter
fnssI aster committee appointed by colonel Crvarash
lad investigated the matter aud reported that he ought
Of Lieutenant Is Colonel Alexis e. smith Of the ODD Reei
president Major w WqaCs poW.I mo Of IN" rn it
mcnt: captain George n. Rhoadcs. Of the 7th R"d
ard IS ES Van 6mrer VI % f0S act a
| indce.advocnto. Captain Quinn was asked to resign
after The q the regiment ns =. rs dnS co
10 h. tapen the one which has been pursued The
win meet , e. thc aTmOry Of the 22d Regiment o"
The Eighth company Dramatic Association. Of the
N s R~rey VIZ Lsn on s' the evenings Of Nay IT,
n and a. and tho afternoon OF Nav Ia tho benefit
Of the benevolent fund Of the veterans OF the 9TH Rei
| meni and The Eighth Companv fund plny rs
been written for the occasion by, veteran Of the
company. entitled Ponce dc Leon which has has
| aod members Of the association. Every detail
| ~ stage effect costumes and music VIII
| be thoroughly provided for by experienced profccs
| sonnls: and expense will not be spared TO make the
affair success. In the play the past. present and
fut,r. nrr represented In historical incident military
| sn,endor drill song and II Is confidently cx-
ncc,cd that the regiment. It's veterans and It's friends
will give their hearty support ana encourage
| mcnt the play. . .
| 4 special meeting OF Company g: 9TH Regiment.
c.naIn james e. Abrams. will be- held at the lrnnry
| m morrow evening for the purpose OF recommending
candidate FOR the vacancy made by the resignation
OF CORPORAL Duffy. and 10 elect recruits and trahsac'
| other business