New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
NATIONAL GUARD NOIEo.
ANNUAL RECEPTION OF THE NAVAL BAL
TAIION-vARIOUs OUTINGS.

Rina Practice made an application early IN III"
season for an appropriation to defray the
penses OF a team from the National Guara o. ''s
State at the annual meeting OF the New-JerseS
Rife Association. which will open at sea 'I' ~
morrow The amount asked for ony ~" ou.
that would have been sufficient TO give some OF
the marksmen an opportunity 10 compete lot u"
various valuable trophies. The authorities re'u'eu
TO grant General Whitlock's request and there VII
consequently be no representative team from 'h's
State for the Hilton interstate trophy
A general delinquency court for the trihl Vi q"
officers below the grade OF Brigaiier-General mas
been ordered TO convene at brigade headquarters III
the list Regiment armory September at p m
The detail for court Is follows: Major Henry
Chauncey. jr., 18th Battalion, president; Cap'a'"
Washington Content. 18th Regiment, and captain"
Daniel A. Nesbtt, 7th Regiment.
Reports having been printed rejecting unpleas-
antly on George c. Broome OF the 6th Battery
Captain L. l. Omstead has written the following
to Broome, which explains for itself:
1t is with pleasure that certify that you
enlisted in this battery on May 3, 1885 Were pro
NOTED to corporal July T. 1893, and to gudon-ser-
rolls July e. 1885. by S o. 800 Headquarters Tnird
Brigade. on account OF removal from the district
the battery you have been an earnest s!uIent
under my personal instruction and have satisfac-
torily performed your duties as a solder and a
gentleman.
The Vosburgh Veterans OF the list Regiment will
give dinner September 20, the birthday OF
Colone, Vosburgh.
Commander Miller. OF the 1st Naval Battalion.
has issued orders for the annual muster by the
Irspector-Cieneral. The comuand is ordered to as
semble the ship New Hampshire next Wednes-
day at $50 D. m for annual inspection ana
muster by Inspector General F. c. McIewee.' The
Inspection routine VIII be follows: Reception ior
inspecting officers for which the battalion VIII DC
stationed az quarters. the first and second DIVISIONS
the spardeck and the second and third on the
gundeck After the reception OF the inspection ON
GERS the official inspection will b made, the pat
TALON being inspected without arms. The in-'ec-
ton OF and equipments will follow The orders
direct the battalion TO form as naval brigade the
first second and third divisions paradng as in
fantry and the fourth artillery.
MARKsMEN QUALIFY.
There was a large attendance at Creelmoor asst
week and many guardsmen qualified as sharpshoot-
The following s the record:
Seventh Regiment-Stah Adjutant G. j. Weaver.
jr. Lieutenant J. II. Townsend, Company \, Corpo-
RAJ T. J. Conroy; Company b. Private c. f. ia
cobb Private f. Clark. jr.. Corporal ). K. Stewart
Private S. c. Hodge Corporal a. Geery; Company
G, Private T. Tindale, jr, Private g. c. schmiu-
berger, Private C. J. Austin Corporal II. Corwin'
jr. Private J W Halstead. Corporal f.. g. Robin
Private w. II Hanley Company +. Private J.
McsNegan. Sergeant =. J. White; Company c. Pr
vate ". s Burrell Private \. Hopkins. Company
H. Corporal q. L. Hoffman. Private A. e.. Portey:
Company l. Private W. II. Evans; Company X. Ser
geant q VI. Carnochan Corporal ". T. Smith.
Ninth acknowledgement u. r. Butter. Company
II: Sergeant T. W. Lyons Company H. Private
T S. Richards. Company II; Private j. J. Hag-
gerty. Company \. Corporal J. c. iiaggerty.
Company 4 Private W J. Solomon. Company
Lieutenant W. J. Leonard Company @; Sergeant
H. C. lombard Company 3 Corporal J. II. O'Don-
a.d Company A. Lieutenant J. II. Hardy, Company
-: Private J. J. Reilly Company +. and Captain
Jerome B. Silsby. Company H. Twelfth Regiment
Quartermaster- Sergeant r. X. Traugott non-com-
m.ssoned stat : Private J. Esan. Company II; Orl-
nance Sergeant J. Corrie. non-commisslonei star;
Captain j. e.. Seller Company G.. Lieutenant 5 ;
S,ebh.ns. Company y. Private W. M.n,erbotom,
Company C: Sergeant-Malor W. r. Downs non
commissioned stan Thirteenth Regiment-cap-
tain w X. Van Olnler Company II. Cap
tain r. r. Jennings. Company y; Pr
yate /" j. Barrett Company G.; Quartermasier-S Ser
geant j. :. Marolineo. jr.. OF Company D. Twenty
second Regment-Irivate \ y. Wood Company
A. Private T.. \. Pratt Company H. Sergeant r..
". CON. Company II Corporal f.. T. Jardine, Com
pany G. Private W c. Porter Company +. Private
T. McTiernan Company \; Private +. I. stevens,
Company G. Sergeant W. Conrow. Company G,
Private +. 81 John Taylor. Company \, Lieutenant
ID. j. Murphy, Company \. Corporal O. W. llenig,
Company \. Twenty-thrd Regiment-Prvate 4.
G. Finday. ir. Company G. Private L. J Macrery.
Company q. Sergeant George Ball Company +,
" + Rollins Company A. Private b. r.
Morhouse, Company h Sergeant +. '. Howard,
Company !. Corporal II. i. SUydam, Company /,
Corporal W. a stopforl company @. Forty
y Sergeant NJ Pelser Company p; Quartermasier-
Sergeant J. y ChrstOhel. IT,. Company d. Sew
Company +, Private NJ G.. Zuckerman. Company
+: Lieutenant F. Hendsman, Company c. Corporal
" " Seymour c Prlvaie 5 Phelps. private C. r
squibo. First Signal Corps-Musician c. W lie
More. Second Signal Corps-Private r. smith
SOLDIERS on An OUTING.
part Of Company C. sth Battalion LEFT yester-
day for an outing in Westminster County. The
men will return tomorrow afternoon. Second
Lieutenant George l.. Baker, OF Company c, has
been elected first Lieutenant.
Company H. 9Th Regiment. under command Of
Captain jerome b. Silsby left the armory yes;er-
day for a three days tour Of camp duty Van
Cortlandt Park. Colonel Seward regrets that the
s;h Regiment Will not be represented at the state
and brigade matches at Creeimoor as there are
number OF fire shots In the regiment The veterans
OF The sth will make trip 70 the battle-helds OF the
a large and interesting programme has been
ranged for the annual smoker OF Company A. I'D
Iecumseh September %. Captain W. B. smith OF
Company +, has sent his resignation TO head
quarters. Captain William II. Cortelyou OF Com
pany d, will resign his commission on September :.
lie il valuable officer and viii be missed in the
when he enlisted in Company D. He received hts
nars, snooiaer s.f&ps ~ June 49, was promoted
tain in December, 1854 He resigned in July ISIS.
and elected first Lieutenant OF Comnany ID
April 1853. and has been captain since April. 1891.
IL looks as II there would be a fight for the
maiorate OF the 18th Regiment made vacant by
the promotion Of IAeutenant-Coone Charles II.
Luscomb. The candidates are Captain Charles 4.
Denike. ex-Captan G .. Davis. Captain George r.
Russell and Captain Frank X. Wlswill Thus FAR
IL is Sny mans fight
The 18th Regiment took possession Of IT'S new
armOry last Tuesday without any formalitv or
ceremony. The cOlOrs lowered from the old
building while the regimental band played the
National anthem. and the regiment drawn ND in
the Maryland celebration, the regiment marched 10
the armory. which the old flag wa raised
Then the marched into their new home and
were dismissed. Captain John f. Foote officer
OF the day and Lieutenant Philip r. Wingate was
officer OF The guard
The true story in regard 10 the Independent
I irish regiment" was published in this column last
week. but the faction which has been placing OBJ