New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-22
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.
THE OLD GUARDS TRIr TO CHICAGO PRIVATE
BOYD'S MISFOETUNEs.

THE OLD GUARDS TRrr TO CHICAGO PRIVATE
nOYD'S MSFOETUNEs.
GOOD many members Of the National Guard In
this CITY thought II WAS somewhat unfortunate mat
the sham battle In Van Courtnndt PARK shou'h
have been ordered for the same dag the city ceie-
brated AT the Worlds Fair. \ good many oficers
would undoubtedly have gone TO Chicago had they
not been ordered TO the parade ground. Eat be
tween their inclination TO go to the Fair ana at
tending TO their duty az soldiers there was no
choice
The Old Guard was somewhat handicapped In
irving 10 make good turnout for IN" World
Fair bv the fact that its armory recently de-
strovel by FIRE Many ~ the uniforms were burned
and all the members found It impossible TO get new
drcss coats I'm time for the trip. The organization
started on Thursday. however 40 strong, besides
a band OF sixty pieces and drum corps OF twenty.
II Will act as escort to Mayor uilroy and The com
,nittee representing the city. The following Is a
fun list OF the officers and men who started on
Thursday:
Major Thomas T. sloan. stan oflcers-Ilcuten-
ant George H. wyatt adiutant: Captain Beien j.
Rogers auariermastcr: Lieutenant j. Frank barry
assistant quartermaster; Captain Tracy u. warren
commissary: Lieutenant Alonzo ]. Decker assist
ant commlssary: Captain George Green. paymaster'
Lieutenant Charles H. Chumar. aide-de-camp; Cap
tain Rev John v. Brown. n. D.. chaplain; Lieu
tenant Homer H. Warner VI. D.. surgeon Honor
ary stan-Captain Edward y. Moore. Captain Jo-
seph Naylor Captain John l.. cossart. captain
Isaac f. Iloagand. Lieutenant Robert II. Patter-
son, l. :. A.; Lieutenant Thomas I. DeLuc"'
Lieutenant Simon VI. Saunders, Lieutenant John
\. Clussman. Lieutenant James H. Stevens, Leu
tenant Thomas s Brennan.
Company A-Lieutenant William A.. Gable, Cap
tain William Henry White. First Lieutenant Rob
ert T. Lyon. Second Lieutenant William D. May
Company B-Captain James F.. Wenman. First
Lieutenant George Chapel, Second Lieutenant
John j. Glasson.
Corporate ofcers-Captan Henry j. Faris, treas
urer; Captain Edward L. Moore. secretary.
Privates Frederick 4. Allen. Byron Alger. John
H. Ammon. a. NJ. Aexanderson. Miles II. Ber-
gen William j. c. Berry. Horace II. Brockway,
Henry H. Brewster. Samuel Ellis Briggs. Charles
H. Covell. John G. Copeland. william r. Cox
gustus G. Foster Schuyler l.. Gerard. l.. Frank
Genet Paul G. Grenng. James Hamel. Jacob
Hess. Charles H. Heyzer, James NJ: Heatherton,
ison Hoyt, Charles ~. Huestis. Charles 6 Hum
Kenny. Rufus King. " II. Kirby. L. l.. Knoedler,
Charles T. McClcnachan. Bcnjamin +, Moore, Ben
Murray. John " eddie Oryillc Oddle. Jane,
3Ns John rarr Walter abn r rHr A% HSn
quincy. John Quinn 6 NJ hicnmond ThoWas C.
Edwafd r. sanderson. William II. seaieh. Frank 4
shaw David ). skinner, George w: Skeilen. VIII
lam SPerb IT, HhaTes WI SrHr ChaIrs a. s'%v
Thompson. Charles W. Topping. Joseph Torrey
George H. Van Ness William q. Wnana. George
ola Guard Band. Professor J. O. Rampone. band
master: George W. Brown, drum major.
Private Robert Boyd OF Company u. I'm Rsgl-
mant had an unpleasant experience the other day.
lie family and was unable to pay dues amount
ing to go He was arrested and locked up In iuI-
ro,onri Dowd promptly ordered him released when
he became acquainted with the circumstances.