The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-15
NATIONAL erAnD xorEx

When an oneer Of such sSpcri.ns. as COT y. Y.
Greene of the so7sntyhrst Regiment praises his com
mand. Il can be taken as empty honor. Col Greene
not given to tsny. and always praises and condemns
as the occasion warrants lie IL exceedingly pleased
with the recent showing made by the regiment IN
camp and praises It highly Col Greene says
The large percentage OF attendance the perfect order
maintained in onrnp the proficiency attained In such
short period In the drills and guard duty and the
prompt and willing obedience to all orders and N.
sructions. reflect great credit upon tho officers and
members and prove the existence in tho resi.
m1nt OF soideily qualities OF high order"
short time since Company p held an election for
Captain which resulted in the selection Of Mr. Wells
TIE seventh Regiment the head OF Lieut. Maurice
Curry. Tho latter aid relish this End later sent
In protest to col Greene alleging that tho first
gsArt paici multiplicity OF wires and ,nGuoncai tho
members OF tho company against him, "A no Violation
any rcsus:on could bo shown tho protest
to nothing 1t is now quietly whispered that reEi.
mental headquarters not exactly satisfied with the
work and progress OF Lieut. Curry And will ask
torosign ard in the event Of tho Lieutenauts failing
to believe in tho ndvsrbIty OF this step he will be
called uron 10 demonstrate his military knowledge.
| &C.. before state Examining BOARD. The odds In
favor Of the Lieutenants resigning The battalion OF
tho regiment composed of companies d. A. q. l. and
will until further orders DO In mand OF Lieut. Col
| ". D. DOVES.
| within the past three months some nine,y.nvo men
| OF tho Thirteenth Regiment have taken their dis.
charges. The grtItest osscs were in Companies b, H.
l. and X, where they respectively Ia is, ~ and
Is men The strength OF tho regiment for the quarter
just ended SOL against 7Jl tho previous quarter tho
net loss being 10 Tho folio wing Is tho standing of
each company in the regiment D. s. and n. C. s.. ~;
A. CO: H. 57 49, y. 80. 4. az: r. eo q. 10; II. %: l.
&c. H. S1 total. 6bi. Company viii make pleasure
trip to New Dorp l., Aug. and Lusconb. who
| is among tho invited guests, will give prize
to the member catching the largest eatabe nsh. Cor
roral Van oLinder has been elected First Lieutenant
| OF Company H. Lieut. j. P. Barlow ia booked for the
| Captaincy of =. and Second Lieut. g. Cowan for the
| position OF First Lieutenant In the same company.
| Companies and are also looking for suitable cam
didates fo- Lieutenants Quarterm aster.Serreant T.
T. woodcock an old member OF b. has taken his dis.
charge and Corporal r. H. Morrison has been appointed
in his place The drill OF the second
mand Of Major Luscomb. to be held in Prospect Park
next Saturday afternoon promises to be very interest
ing. In connection with the affair Capt O. D. Russell
has been detailed olcer of the day and Leuts ". T.
| Taylor and J. A. Anderson Officers Of the guard.
An interesting feature camp second bat
TALON o. the Fourth Regiment of Maryland at rolches
ter from July Is to "a will be the sending of
to Baltimore by relays from the signal and bicycle
corps Col Howard takes much interest in this branch
OF the service and desires TO develop It, Lieut. Corbn.
who has charge OF tho signal corps. 10 officer Of
practica. experience having been attached TO the
| United States Signal Corps for twelve yssra
, Company B. Fourteenth Regiment. capt. Harding.
have arranged trip TO Rockaway the latter part OF
this month. Theywil leave on Saturday afternoon
and encamp at Rockawny over night They will drill
practice guard duty after which the boys have
good time. Meals viii be furnished from hotel and
the company will return to ITS arnory Sunday even.
ing. Tho committee in charge of the affair Ser
geants j. l. Marshal Il. a. Mark nnd A. Butler. Cor.
poral A. wingate. and Private N. Hayman Company
Capt. Crane will have shooting competition at the
armory r,Rc range JGly 81
The Eighth Regiment Col sco.t-.which has tho dis.
in the United statesis ordered to assemble at its
mory o'clock this morning proceed to the camp
at Peekss and relieve the Twelfth Regiment The de-
tail for the first camp guard o: the Eighth Regiment IL
follows: Capt. A. A. Tates. officer OF the day. ami
Iisuts. Freedman and Crich. officers Of the guard
Tho last time the regiment in camp from July
1925 1901 and 1t had at that time an average present
Of AL officers and out OF $40 tho roll its per-
centage OF attendance being s2,S5. The following
porals beve been promoted serscantsi C. Denike and
j. Il. spennn. T. J. Bennett. c. F. Thieman. =. A.
wa1c. and E. s. Young The following privates have
been promoted corporas: H. J. Storms, G. Lagodnsx.
G. f. Bryant. q. Putz, W. C. Banker. W. Urquhart,
A. r ConneL W J. Murray G. F. Ryan. and T J. King
Company have presented sergeant-Major Robert B.
Breen with gold badge of pretty design Efforts
will be made to send rife team from the regiment to
Creedmoor this year.
Tho armory At present occupied BY Troop A at
Diekers has been leased again for year $1,000
at first thought the troop would seek other QUAR-
the OF the building desired advance
the rent to much higher figure
The Sixty ninth Regiment mourns the death OF First
Lieut. william Hogan OF Company q. which occurred
at his home early in the week. He was officer
highly thought of in the regiment and had been i'll for
some time He Joined the regiment Dec. ~, 1867.
private. and promoted sergeant May g. 1875. first
sergeant Nov. q. 1877. Second Lieutenant Feb !.
1888 and First Lieutenant Feb. 7. 1884. The little
breach between Col. Cavanagh and Adjt. Murphy has
h..r r1oa and lar tnna In n0i
for some time to An election will be held
in Company for Captain. Woe Mccarthy. promoted.
It is said there will be several candidates 1t is also
reported that Mr.. T. j. Dunn. weiknown political
light and Tammany Hail man. Is to be honored with
position on Col Cavanagh's stan.
First Sergeant Edmund Marckfold has been elected
Second Lieutenant of Company D. Ninth Regiment.
lie Is 100 per cent duty man and merits the promo
ton. Sergeant George " Butler of the same company
offered the position Of battalion sergeant major.
but declined It, preferrng remain with his company.
Major Lorigan. recently elected has been commits.
stoned.
Company n. Twelfth Regiment after a brief rest
from tho fatigues Of camp will prepare for three
days trip TO some point known only to its commanding
officer Capt barnard and of tho members will be
made Of tho objective point until they are well
the way to IT, Secretary Charles J. Leach OF the
Regmenta Athletic Club has purchased new 21.foot
caboat warranted to leave all craft OF similar dimen
sions the rank. He has invited all the officers
OF the club to the pleasures Of sail The committee
will soon meet to arrange a schedule for the semi
annual games at the armory.
Capt. Frank Keck and all the members OF Company |
RSsventynrst Regiment. are proud OF the that
OF the eight orderies selected at the differ
ent guard mounts while the regiment camp |
recently were from Company X. This SO far as 10
known. Is unprecedented record for any company
OF any regiment and 10 all the moro credtabIe the
three Adjutants Capt Thurston and Col Greene did
the selecting different days. and chose Company
man each time.
Odds md Ends OF Sports.
C. D. H., Springfield. Mass-Peck 4 Snyder 126-I3O |
Nassau street. New York.
Tomorrow the Wolfe Tones and the Irish Americans
win play championship match at hurting at Ridge
wood II the rish-Americans lose will throw them