New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
NATIONAL GUARD NOrES'
,,rn1cT1ON THAT OUTSIDE OFFICERS
WILL BE CALLED IN TO REOK-
CAME THE 9th.

49,. eotb Battalion fight has grown IN the iaS'
~ and the shill&ahs which the members nav
We carving under their coattahs nave pe-h
.,,sbed without fear reserve. The I'VE lIo'eS'-
~ captains who complained OF MAJOR D"'iH ~
"s o,eocy have been to Albany, ana me success
eon' a., mission may be Judged from the fact mat
o. ' w" of the Brigade Commander gently
r.ss that their designations would I've a'cep'ao'e'
D.. officers OF the C9th may de- Du' theE never
-, seems 10 be the motto OF the protesting
rs~,,ns They have held Indignation meetings ana
cay gay toIowers have emulated their example. 'eso-
the" hava been adopted concerning Major Duiiy
i'u ,ortinc TO James Moran "a the only man VINO
en- ,i restore harmony in the command. lhrooGh
~ whole fight Major Duffy has maintained d UE-
"a, silence which will prove a point IN MS favor
~ ,,o other hand observation-disclosures Moran mas en-
Onsor,d the meetings. he went to Albany to push
e. tin, and did much 10 give the antiquity sen''-
~, publicity. In the light of the position taken L"
n'.1.o,t Colonel Moran during the controversT' 1t
e easy 20 see that the 18th would gam H'"o VI
Ing by change from Duffy to Moran
NJ, affair rests in the hands OF the Governor ana
.-,ose who know. or think they do say mat me
r-ovsrnor and Acknowledgement McAlpin are con-
irce,l that officers who were never connected Wiz
,ba Goth will be &C led u0n to reorgaih.e che COM
msnd if IL is TO be reorganZed
PROGRESS on THE STH BATTALION
Tho members Of the sth Eatyaon az ~'9king
much progress in shootins, .nc &C S+e''''S'' 90
the ranges has been unusual 8 80 -<fF.~'NN~
Henry Melville. the Inspector = '-H
serves much credit for his wo:'- -'"F'' -
nos GOOD IN the sth Battalion. ec-i - TO- -
-. o,,,,ca lions are now or e., 80 a7~'''.l
action The drills have been wei @t'ei"'" On
,,rourh the season. and the battalo" S'o"
signs of a healthy CONDITION. =, - ,,,,,,is-
rbera viii be some changes in the non-O"'i''',,.
stoned staff in the near future oei 1'rary
,n,or,ol, rierbon has requested ms "9'"'' Se'
AL a
-, ,.ul no deeply regretted. DE- Roy Id"N0S'
- sergeant has been commissioners seq
1 ,,eu,enant of Company +, ana 0'"ll"I" i'"
w ~. ~ Sercna has received full and honofapIe
,,scbarce Ii is not known VINO OF ur many "Ft-'
cants Will be chosen to fill the three V"c'h''Ts'
=. ,,rof8cia,lv announced that Lieutenant Is r
,,,,,,ror will resign because Of business engage
NE which will prevent him from doing justice 70
his place in Company +. He Will Pfoo1oE ~ sue
coedel by Lieutenant T. T. Lyon.
one of the attractions at the FAR OF company
r. .s,b battalion Will be a competitive drill Sec
,,,,s Of two SQUADS will be commanded by ser
caants The competition is open to all Natohal
Guard organizations of this state Inc prize 10
the winner will be SO cash and a trophy valued al
,bo, amount The fair will be opened at the
armory the evening OF ApTl l. an" VII '''
tirue through the week.
LONG SERVICE MEDALS FOR THE 9Th
colonel Seward of the 9Th Regiment has hXed
medals 70 members OF his command The p Bat
talon will assemble at the armory for that pur-
pose on the evening of April 10 Inc members vi
the lst Battalion will be decorated on the evening
Of April %. A new order for company drills VIII
be issued next week
The 9th Regiment will assemble at tho armory
today at 3 D. m and march to -. Thomas's
Church Fifth-ave ana Fifty-third-st., where the
Rev pr. Newland Maynard chaplain of the resi-
ment will preach the annual sermon.
The review Of the 22d Regiment at the armory
Western Boulevard and Sxty-eighth-st last Mon
day gave Brigadier- General Frederick {. Nc
Iewee an opportunity TO make his bow as In
spector- General of the Guardsmen Of New-Nork
city. General McI4ewee was accompanied by Col
onel c. j. Greene and Major +. r. Lee, Of his staff
and Colonel Nelson II. Henry. Assistant Surgeon
General Colonel Henry presented the Marion Sims
trophy to Company +. its representative having
attained the highest degree OF proficiency in the
ambulance corps. Brigadier-General James Nc
Leer reviewed the regiment last night. and the
members whose names were published in this
column TWO weeks ago received the long and
faithful service medals.
Major Adopa L. Kline will probably succeed
Austin .. crane a. NeItenant-colone ~ the l4th
Regiment Major Kline enlisted in May. 1876. and
erggd as g t@9 5 b b s Taen ne
ton OF quariermaster-sergeant second Lieutenant.
nrst lieutenant and adjuta1t and was commissioned
T. II. Mitchell and Nell b. Mcbride Will be canii-
dates for the Majors place.
A SOUVENIR OF BULL. RUN
Those who went 70 the is; Regiment Armory last
Tuesday evening to witness the review Of the regi-
ment and to the Martin memorial tablet I'M
veed received interesting souvenir OF the bat
re Of BuI, Run This printed copy Of the
report which Colonel Martin made 10 General Burn
side who at that time Acting Brigader-G General
in command Of the Second Brigade The report
gives the names OF the killed. wounded and missing
e h- Isl he ny
statement ~ the regiments from the battle
ma al Bull Run:
After the retreat General Mcdowell. with his
waving his gioye In ,oken OF victory. and We ali
considered the day ours. We wera then ordered
my works and in rev reach Of her cannon. and
tnee 70 resi- as We had done all the duty that would
oe required 81 Us, ana wodd not be called into ac-
f gSs an 9 Ss Of 5 we 6 ers Sd the
retire to the field We had first occupied ana take
stood in line bate waiting the s appToach Of the
t t co,nmn Of renforcemen;s OF the enemy
column was directed in front Of the centre OF our
we rertc anu inv % oIaa Was within 800 yards Of US
line OF battle. in common tme-not one man run |
ming The brigade remained together on the retreat
and arrived at our Old biyouac about one and a |
va S neS ls9 e. al IN good order Here
Washington. and marched over the Long Bridge as |
a brigade.
Mayor Strong presented long-service medals 10
the following members Of the list Regiment:
Class l. twenty-five years Captain Waldo
Sprague.
Class twenty years-Major Augustus r. Francis
Ass 3: fifteen years Quartermas ter- Sergeant |
W imam ). Gleason, Private Edward J.. Clayton, |
Musician Richard ". owen First Lieutenant |
Charles 5. Clark Adjutant William O.. Bates FIRST |
Sergeant Joseph J. Adgate. tr.
r. class 4. ten years-Ffrst Lieutenant Arthur c. |
c oSSne w SfP I9 6wo TsnfT 6 %
captain Frank keck. Corporal John Heron. jr.. |
private sidney H. Feidman. COmmissary Sergeant |
Alexander j. MacGregor. Captain John II. White |
~ drtCrmaster- Sergeant George T. Patton jr., Hos
Pital Steward Julius Imgarl Sergeant Major Afr
l. ROBERTS Adtutant John ". Bowling. Second Lieu |
Wrnant Anthony j. Blocker. Second Lieutenant |
rretolnand HeindSman. First Sergeant William {. |
"ar'nwaite. Color Bearer Noah Bruford.
BISHOP POTTERS ADDRESS
I'nop rioters address at the list Regiment
aiiho'y at the unwilling Of the Martin memorial