New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
GENERAL M'LEWEE'S INSPECTIONS SHOW
AN ENCOURAGING CONDITION.
OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST
TO OEEICERS AND MEN

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The official inspections made by Brlgadler- csn.,.
! Frederick C. McLewee show that the National
! Guard OF New-York Is In healthy condition and
| that t.e dead wood Is being carried the book.
| OF the various organizations The official repor.
| OF the inspections has no; been completed bu,
enough has been written 20 show that the attend.
ance at inspection throughout the State Will aver
age nearly. II not quite. 80 per cent About thirteen
thousand troops inspected by the Inspector.
General The result when made public will doubt.
less be a source OF great satisfaction 10 all mem.
bers Of the Guard.
The inspection OF the papers OF the various com.
mands IL not yet complete. Colonel G. j. Greene
| is deyotng much time to that department On
| Thursday he made inspection OF the books and
papers OF the G3ih Regiment, and on Friday the
| 9TH Regiments books were overhaued
The Surgeon General has sent notices 10 the var
GUS medical officers In the National Guard that the
| surgeons meeting which was announced for Sep
| TENDER is. will not take place until September n
| When the first date was made II was not KNOW
! that Governor Morton and his staff would go to n.
| Tennessee battlegrounds on September H. General
Terry In speaking OF the pos;poncment, said:
| although this will be a disappointment 10 the
medical officers VINO anxious 10 come together
to discuss the questions pertaining TO their d.
partment OF the Guard. It VIII give them few
days longer time to consider carefully the ques
lions to be discussed
|
| Armory.
grlsadler-General p. ~ wh!,.ock. General IN.
spector OF Rife Practice. has published the Greed.
moor programme for next month. The competition
| between the First and Second Brga1es Will take
| place October 10 a: 10 a. m.
These matches are open to teams OF twelve men
! from each regiment OF infantry or squadron Of
| cavalry. The distances are 200. 300 700 and 60
yards each man to have five shots at each dis
ill.,.
kneeng or sitting at 200 yards prone at 900 yards
and any position at COO yards The State rife mus,
be used. The prizes trophies presented by the
State valued at 500 ca h.
THE NETWORK STATE MATCH.
| The New-York State match Is open 10 teams q
twelve men from each regiment, separate company.
squadron o. battery. The distances and conditions
! are the same as In the brigade matches. The prize
| IA O 500 trophy on October l6 the Ad.
iutant-Generars match viii take place This will
be for a prize presented by Adjutant-General E
| A. McAlpin. The distances to be shot 30
| and 800 yards. 1t Is open TO teams OF three men
| from any company Of infantry, troop OF cavalry.
| signal corps team from the field STAFF or non.
commissioned stan Of each regiment, battalion. etc
The prize IL to be he'd by the winning team until
| the next competition. The Governors match. for
silver cup presented by Ex-Governor Flower. Will be
shot on October H. The ranges to be shot will
be 200 300 500 and coo yards. and the match will b
conducted on the principles governing skirmisa
| round General Whitlock has also issued orders for
the government of the Third Brigade matches at
Rensseaerwick on October 5, and for the Fourth
! Brigade at Tonawanda october 4.
Commissions have been received from Albany b.
Lieutenant II. T. True. of the list Regiment ani
| Lieutenant Clarence A. Coan. OF the 9Th Regiment
as assistant inspectors OF rife practice. First
| Lieutenant Samuel s. O'Connor. of Company A. M
Regiment will probably be elected captain OF his
| company at the election. which has been ordered
| for September 49,
QUALIFIED AS MARKSMEN
The following members OF the National Guard
| qualified marksmen at the Creedmoor rahge~
September 7: 7th Regment-Private q. h. CARR
| Corporal Jolsen. Private II. Hesse. Private U.
| Croxen Private II. E. Grail. Sergeant o. y. Beach.
| Private H. r. Chairman. Private y. +. WelA
| Corporal W. F. Smith. Private W. r. Wainwright
| Corporal w. II. Brown, Lieutenant w. j. Inder.
| wood Corporal G.. L. Hoffman Private ). H. roro
| and Sergeant T. H. Sontag; sth BattaAon-lAeu'en-
ant b. F. O'Connor. Company I, and Ordinances
| Sergeant w F. I,aragh ~ C. s.: 9th Rigment-
| CORPORAL c. w Seward Captain Kohlberger. Leu
| tenant J. j. Byrne Private l.. Weidman, Private
| J. G. Brane and Sergeant w Mcdonald; 18th Regl-
| ment-Sergeaht r. s. Barrenger. Sergeant , W.
| LAYER and Private ID. J. Coughlan; 18TH Regmen'-
| Sergeant f. Dodey Sergeant W. Donagny, ser
| Regiment. Lieutenant J. p MacNamara; "a hesi'
| ment-Prvate w +. Olmstead. Private \. Conrow'
| Private w H. Morse. Private W. H. Pasco, SER
| geant W. d. King. Private J. W. CRAWFORD Ldeu'
| tenant c. II. Stoddard. Corporal h. H. Johnson
| Private r. l.. Iastaw. Lieutenant +. Isherwood ana
| Sergeant H. X Zust n c. s.; 23d Regimen-ser
| geant r. Findlay, Private u. +. Lincoln, Corpora
H. c. Story, Sergeant W. 5. Jefferson. Private J.
| w Sweeney Sergeant W. NJ Summers. corpora
| H. l.. Suydam. Corporal K. Hoas and captain T.
| A. Wells; 18th Regment-Private {. n baio"'n
| Corporal X Fl. Reed, Corporal l. +. Henry sns
| Quartermaste Sergeant J. b. ChristoneL IT.; n'
| Regiment-Prvate J. A. Hamm Lieutenant WIZ
lam Rockwell Private j. H. Parker. Corporal r.
Maxwell Sergeant ID. NJ Francis; First ssnA
| Corps-Prlvate c. w. Iemore. Second Signal oo'p'
Corporal +. A. Fisher.
The Creedmoor programme IS as follows Sep'e"''
Der p, marksmen, September Is, expert Glass; o.'
tober 5 and Y. sharpshooters' class; OCTOBER -.
marksmen and sharpshoo;ers; October % eApe'
class october 81. expert class.
The Brooklyn cavalry troop is soon 10 be FAC.
A drill Will take place in the old iih Regmen'
Armory tomorrow evening at which MAJOR d. -
! Clayton will command.
The regimental headquarters OF the TN Regiment
have been reopened Repairs are going forward 10
the rife ranges which. when complete WIZ CIV w.
the regiment cons derable additional t Spa w Was
typical It'll Regiment affair Major kipp was
eecied TO MI me place made ya si,b Dy Without u an
opposing vote There was not even me shadoy 81
oppos ton. VIII there be any when me 49,
made vacant by observation-disclosures kpps promVV'
ton will be hlled Captain Conover. OF Company =,
, will be elected unanimously. There may be a con.
test for Captain Conoyers place, but Il VIII pe OF "a
friendly nature Ike the so-caed fight in the third
company, which VIII end soon by the election VI
Monroe Crane jr. the second leutenantcy
The following members OF the 9Th Regiment Vet e.:
sran Association were among The visitors 10 'S ~
! Wenzel II. V. Williamson. George A. Hussey, =
H. Blake, J. II Wood +, & Aiphonse' Jo atE, n.
son. William Scott. J. X. Carter, J. $. Burts. j. ~
/ Lewis. j. ". Farrell John q. Taylor and o. d
Schofeld.
There will be election for the Office OF junior
major in the 18th Regiment on Thursday evening"
4 The candidates for the place which became VACANT
through the promotion OF Major Charles II Lus-
comb and Captains George ID. Russell and Franz
/ w. Wswell. . -,
/ Company L. 2ld Regiment. Captain y. y. thur
ton, VIII give dance at the armory on oc ata