New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24

of Company b, and the proceeds will go 70
pay expenses OF decorating the eompanys room.
armory comfortable place for tine auiience and no
doubt this series OF concerts VIII be enjoyed 10y larger
crowds OF people than those present at the last
series. There viii be dancing for an hour Or more
after each concert.
each company in the National Guard Of this state TO
eighty-fvc men was taken up by the National Guard
Convention at its session I'm Albany on Thursday. but
nothing was done except to discuss the question Like
every other subject which was brought before the
convention it laid the table, and the delegates
from this city hurried back to town TO attend the Old
Guard Ball on Thursday evening
The suggestion has been made that In the event Of
war with Chill the National Guard of this and other
states might be called on to 20 to Chn. 80 tnsy
would 90 but the United states Government has no
power 10 order the National Guard Of this state, at
least, to out Of the State to fight the battle, of the
United states. The individual members of the Ma.
tOnal Guard subject TO be called on just every
other man under the age Of forty five IS but the Ma
onal Guard, an organization cannot be called out
The assertion has been made several times re
Gently that Colonel Frederick Hopper was member
Of the Vermont legislature while holding commits
sion in the National Guard OF this state In justice
to Colonel Hopper these rumOrs should be stopped.
In answer to a communication from the writer, T. G.
Phlnney, Deputy secretary Of state OF Vermont,
Of Vermont in is54 but not Since ''''
The Students Club will give an amateur dramatic
on next Wednesday evening, January ~. I'm honor
Of Company Of the I'D Regiment, Captain George
Major BARTLETT. Of the 22d Regiment. is at work
perftcting his battalion for the exhibition drill to
he gwen at the armOry on January 80. Owing to
the regiments well-earned reputation for battalion
work. military critics will be present I'm force.
number Of feminine friends Of the regiment who
enjoy dancing to GmOes music will also undoubtedly
be there The entire school IF the battalion will te
Illustrated. intending the battle formations The
companies participating will be and H.. and they
will be divided to represent battalion Of four COM
panies. ON the evening. \. f.. sylvester the
champion bicycle rider OF the odd Regiment win ride
a nic against C. ID. Walton, said to be champion
OF the world III r0ler-skates
At the recent annual meeting Of Company G. 9TH
Regiment, the following civil officers and committees
were selected for 1892:
secretary. Quartermast ter Sergeant ". VI. Ballard:
treasurer Private George J. s0ntag: recruiting COM
mittce-CopOral T.. W. Emery. privates L. = Miller
and II. F.. Grail: finance cOmmitee-Captain James G.
Abrams Privates W. d. Blake and II. c. Mabic armory
c0mmitee-Quarcrmasi er sergeant ". VI. Ballard. Corr
pora John Laimbeer and PrivateS J. B. Brown and G..
T. JenkinsonS committee Acknowledgements Nc
Grcevv. Sergeant j. W. Il. Rockwell PI1vates III. G.
Egbort F. G.. Robinson and q. J. sOntag.
I'm orders lust issued by Colonel Appleton. re-
carltuaton Of the work Of the 9TH Regiment nj Creed
moor IS given for the year 1-91 compared with the
work Of 1890 I'm $50 LOG. men practsed and Oh
men qualified. including ShsrpshoOters. In 1901 1850
men practisod and 1907 qualified. The strength Of
the regiment n Inspection for the two years
follows: For 1900 LOIS men; 1891. 1011 men.
The name of each man who qualified a marksman
I, also printed in the order. and might be e9-
pected, the order IS practically roster Of the rest-
meut.