New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07

Several men have been enlisted since the report
ea fd ~ Of aTsT9 9" dr sT % be
hell at me armorv Of ne Sth battalion every
Thursday crenins This month. on April 80 the
squadron VIII rarade. mounted ana Oh Nay i,
in The squadron will ho nllci az the election. which
C5mnanv G. Of The "a Regiment. had its closing
drl for the season on last Tue lay evening. EN-
No.1ne. EverieN. who W3s the hlSt captain OF lhe
company, reviewed Oh" c)nm1iNi anu mp, t fS
himself as greatly pleased with the work OF me
men. who, Gaye frsi-cIass exhibition oil the eA-
The Hamilton club Of Brooklyn. will entertain
dinner on Tuesday erening. The commanding ON
of all the military organizations which took
the affair viii probably be a highly enjoyable one.
\ member of the club says that the dinner is given
TO show the clubs appreciation or the Nalue OF the
National Guard in times Of en>7gency; ,-.,. ,,..i
Bri-a3ier-C;eneral McI.a-~ reviewed the attn Req
evening. liz was accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel
J. T. Frothngham Majors T. r. Gays fIanr'1
Captains Charles W. Tracey and John H. SHUTS;
r. or Ms stan ne Oh GuarI e unIT' as thn sesis
rad wers euteriainei Al supper by the officers
The review a. well the entertainment when
followed was greatly enjoyed.
rs TO TIE 9th BATTALION.
Lieutenant Colonel George Moore Smith has issued
his first order commander of the Gsth Battalion
and it is 20 be hoped that the wranges and bcker-
ings in that command are at an end The effort on
the part OF the leading spirit IN the revolt dsdS'
Major Duffy to organize the 1rishmel of this city
in opposition to the appointment Of colonel smith
resulted in failure. The patriotic appeal 10 attehd
an indignation meeting was ignored by Irlshinen
generally. and what jhc "Nckers' Intended Tor d
monster demonstration proved a fash IN the pan
Colonel Smith has gained the respect OF all by the
manly ana soldiery course which he has pursued
since he came into command. While the leaders or
the various 69th factions have always been READY
TO talk for publication. some going a. lar as 10
send for newspaper men In order 10 ventlate their
opinions Colonel Smith maintains n dignihed 81
ence saying nothing further than that he mas peeh
placed in command 70 reOrganize the 9th, that ne
proposes to do SO and that he looks for the CO.
operation OF the men in his efforts
At the last drill of the Second Signal Corps cap
tain T. r. Leigh. the prize winners Wefc aS i0l-
lows: Frst-class flag. CorpOrals Jarrll. HauVeit,
Fischer ani Boucher: frst-class wand, torporaIS
Reed and Fischer: ond- class wand PfVate5 Cole
man and Sage. first-cldSs carbine, private sage;
second-class caIbin,. Private Coleman; hrst-class
pistol. Corporal Boucher; SeCOnd-class pistol, Pr
waite BgeiOW: telcgIaphy, Privates Smith ana SAG.
Battalion drills have been suspended IN the 'lst
Regiment until further orders The regiment VIII
assemble at tho armOry in fatigue uniform on III
day April T. drill in he eVolutons OF the r"S-
lntnt First call Will be sounded at $40 - m. and
the assembly a. S.l5 T. For that event the regi-
rncn viii bee divided INTO three battdliOns, as pro-
Ied I'm paragraph ILL., orders No. q q. $. ana mo
details therein made will be continued.
Or Charles Dulield Boil mas been appoin'e1 as
siStau, surgeon OF the list Reg ment