New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

her The company has furnished its arnory eiano-
rately The walls and ceilings nave peeh D'ooia'et
costly curtains carpets and tapestries nave peei
M, IN Meeting club and music rooms have been
apuropra,ely furnished. and II was 70 raise I"iius
for all this that the fair was held The company -
worthy Of its fine quarters and has oeeh h,sn'S
spoken of by General Mcl>ewee VINO inspected 'ie
command some months ago.
THE PRIDE OF UTICA.
The 18th is one Of the pet ORGANIZATIONS OF Ouc"'
It's motto Is I'VE Lead" and the members live up 10
the motto II was organized by thrty-six young me-.
,ho renresentci the best families in Utica In 1884,
its first captain being Ezra K Barhum u . ~
The company always enjoyed good name Do'I ,
as military and social orgahizatio" anu
when the broke out 1t showed that us i"e-
bars were soldiers and willing to do soldiers worn.
,rbair motto came into play then, when. win luli
ranks 100 able men, they reported FOR duty at Al
hany on April a. 1861 the first company 10 reSpo'u
70 the Presidents call. They were muste'eu ii'o
the service as Company A OF the 18Th regiment
Ny s " which commanded by their ioilhe'
captain the gallant Colonel James McQuaue ne
1-tica Citizens Corps furnished fifty-nine commas
STONED officers in the Union Army, three OF whoh
became brigadier generals and six maJor-geherais'
After the war the Citizens Corps resumed us
place as an independent military organization but
the evolution in the National Guard, the hgher
standard which was established some years ago
and the advantages OF being a State organization
caused ffty-seven members OF the corps TO enlist
in the State Guard in September 1887. They were
mustered in as the 44th Separate Company and as
such have maintained the standard which their
predecessors established The company gave re-
view for Surgeon-C+eneral Marshall O. Terry on
Thursday General Terrys staff for the occasion
consisted Of Colonel w. Carey Sanger. General c.
W Darling. Captain Joseph Remmer. Assistant Sur
geon W. A Burgess. Of the 18th Separate Company.
and Assistant Surgeon d. c. Dye. of the Ath Sepa-
rate Company. The following is the company roster.
Captain l. E. Goodier; first lieutenant F: W;
Kncad: second Lieutenant, F. T. Wood; assistant
surgeon, d. c. Dye first sergeant, Hugh White;
quartermaster-sergeant. G. Edward Cooper: ser
: r. Goodaie: corporais. n b S Pcckham ". H.
M9e II H knfz i Bo5 sasTda lance RI %
G S"" Il GaIihsi i'' A. w, Foster W ;. Clark and
Z. v. RobischOn; musicians, j. A. Bowman and
Pryaies.. 9. i. ADAMS william NJ Boesi 2 BE F..
90se carpn IL bTad H. ga a. h1afmf p cod
aS Coleman man.. tb CONS FIena II Pennif Fret
Re@ @Si9aT' 3 Hove Howe wilson HH56s CHRIS
Uphsr 5e Mahe 2on'0 E. Mccraih w. b Nit
cheii. D. j. McKeough Theodore McQuade. A. E.
4 5. Phgoi. l. Y, Potter F. e. Riehar5s E
& R2wspdi EaEafd
sh9t'hafeT T. swi'zeT e. Ri, Tallms and v n 4
Young
LITERARY LIGHT
W
pany is the representative Of his company on the
STAFF OF THE Eth Regiment Gazette" vice A. b.
Ashford. resigned. Corporal Whitney wrote a
series OF articles the German Army which were
read with much interest. and which show that he
was not only keen observer, but good writer
lie will be a valuable member OF THE Gazette
stan.
At request OF a prominent member Of the 18th
Regiment the statement made in this column last
week Is emphasized The members of the 18th
opposed a trip to Atlanta. The Citizens Com
mttee held a meeting Wednesday, and the sub
feet OF n military escort for New-York officials
when they visit the Exposition came up and was
after some debate referred back to the Committee
on Plan and Scope. General McAlpin is the chair
man Of the committee. and he said. what The Trb-
said week ago. that there funds avail
able for the purpose.
The first Of big SKIS" entertainments for this
will take place at Central Opera House No
vember 10. There will be two entertainments later
the
The rife range in the Eth Regiment Armory which
is being enlarged will be finished soon and shooting
will be resumed there before December l.
THE CAPTAINCY OF THE BICYCLE COMPANY
There has been considerable talk about the de,av
IN e.ecting captain for the new bicycle companv
in the 9Th Battalion and IT is limited that the dela
due 10 mistake in orders from Headquarters
1t well enough known that Commissarv Ser
geant Staubach would be elected captain but everv
body would have been better satisfied II the cleo
ton could have taken place mmedis tely after Cen
eral McLewee mustered the company
The ball and reception given by Company y If
the 9th Regiment at Wendells Assembly Rooms
last Wednesday. d highly enjoyable AFFAIR
Many officers present. including Lieutenant
Colonel Rand. Major Lorigan, Major Japha and
Captain Wendell N
Company X. 18th Regiment Captain John r
Blake. is receiving reward for its good showing as
70 recruiting The diamond trophy presented by
General Butterhed and the cash prize Of $50 OF
Tered by Commodore David Banks have both been
by this company
Company a. Is in the hands Of the commanding
officer Captain Smith Joined the regiment a
private in Company in January. 1882 received
his first commission In December. 1856 and has
went to Company +. Captain Gerard.
The annual meeting of Company A will be held
December 2
Colonel Butts prize Of IS for the highest in
crease I'm percentage Of sharpshOoters at Creedmoor
went TO Company f. aCPtain Gerard
The athletic games OF COMPANY and he
XaXier Afhlefic Az all uIinh -. -