New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01


the company has prospered until now it is looked
upon as one Of The best in the State. II has re-
ceived the highest praise from General Robert Shaw
Oliver. commander Of the Third Brigade. and its
good work the armory. in camp and on field duty
has been noted by General F. C. McLewee IN hts
report to the Adjutant- general
FULL. RANKS AT INSPECTIONS.
When the company went to camp in 1888 seventy
three CT the seventy-seven men the roster We're
present and Major Riker, OF the 18th Regiment. who
commanded the battalion was loud / his praise of
the work OF the 2lst That year the company was
recruited to It's full quota and the inspection Of
1883 and 1920 every officer and man. TO the number
OF 103, responded.
The company was ordered TO camp in 1890. On
the morning when they reached the station TO 30 TO
Peekskin 1t was learned that account OF the
strike. which had begun that day, all trains were
abandoned but Captain LLOYD tod the raiiroa
officials that If they would give him a train re
would take it through His offer was accepted
and he made mis- word good landing his company IN
camp 1eO strong at 3 O'Clock that daY. being the
first to arrive. In 1892 Or. David W. Houston was
commissioned first lieutenant and assistant surgeon
making total of four officers and one hun ircd men,
and since then the ranks have always been nun
few weeks after the tour OF camp in 1872 the
company was ordered 10 Buffalo TO do du'y al the
scene of The ra abroad strike. Orders reached head
quarters al 7:i5 a. m, and at $3.50 O'Clock the same
morning the company was on its way TO Buna'o
Captain Lloyd was away on leave of absence, bu:
reached Troy in time to lead his command TO the
front" Before midnight ali but four men had
reported for duty and Of these three reported the
next dav The 10Th man reported two days later
He was in the North Woods when he heard OF the
strike and walked twenty-seven miles 10 the near
est railroad station. teegraphed that he was Oh his
way and reported for duty The next DAY. The com
pany was on duty eight days being attached to the
10th Battalion. commanded by observation-disclosures
William L. Fitch.
The commander tells with pride that az sly on;
OF seven annual inspections his company had 100
per cent present. Captain Lloyd was in command
of the battalion OF five companies during the tour
in camp Of 1851, and during the last summer he
commanded the 18Th Battalion, the first 10 make
the practice march At that time he commanded
the 9Th Eth 2lst. ed and 32d separate companies
AT the request OF General Oliver Captsin Lloyd
Is now preparing paper on the subject OF the
practice march which VIII be read before the
officers of the Third Brigade at the annual meet
ms ROSTER OF THE COMPANY.
The 2lst was the first separate company TO elect
the additional second lieutenant under the new
law and II has now total membership Of lO5
The following is the roster:
CAPTAIN James H. Lloyd. first lieutenant Mer-
r NJ DqRsPausR Houson second
Sylvester v wrghi second len'enan william
fermaster-sergeant, Lewis D. Hunt, sergeants
lanes j. Phelan. William \. Leet Frank Mar
sbaii John L. Wye; corporals, John j. Nicholson,
Pami Bahme John p. Judge Daniel f. Ma, George
rHok George W Sturtevant, Harry A. Edding ton,
Ios@nh G. Taylor lance corporals, Charles II.
Iyrle. Richard C.. Marshall.
E\fmscians-J c. Ewing and j. K. Meals.
Priyaies~C a. Austin, W F. Armitage, f. VI.
Ames P X BrowE R l. Brown ggT.S G H. Rlag aaI
r. burger W Barringel, q. r Barr!nger. +. )
Boas, J. {. Curtis C. Collier. =, J.. Corr +. T.
son j. H. Emerson. w. NJ. Eilier, j. W Ferguson
G. w. Ferguson n. Fales. c.. b. Flrnham, W. c.
- " HegD
q Hatchman c. c. Hall II. f, Hatchman. 4. j.
Hurd s NJ johnson, W. T. Johnson. J. Kestner
- Kilmer T. X. y. Link. K. J. Lennon. G. NJ
Leri, jr., 6. T langfoit. H. Moore NJ , M9eG9wn
: Passonpo " P Pe{ty r G. F. P Pa5S %
Ranken' f. b. Stapleton. r. Schwarz, +. Schutt
j. c. Schu.t, II. \, Sheldon. H. srgnk; 6. spesns,G,
jr T. f. Strope, X. g. StIOpe .. c. Strope VIII
ism shaw f. S Tiff; j.. J. Tschumi W II Van
Deusen. C. g. Nanderbogari, f. Way G. G Wager
" n Webb NJ +. WansDury, W. W. Wdman
C E. Wills y. WinsloW. }. Il. Wylie.