New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-04
NAVAL MILITIA UNION.
AN INTERSTATE ASSOCIATION OF OF
F1CERS FORMED.
To RE KNOWN AS THE ASSOCIATION OF NAVAL
MIIrTIAs OF THE UNITED sTATEs'-lhE

To RE KNOWN AS THE ASSOCIATION or .'"'|>'
Murr1As OF THE UNITED sTATEs"-THE
SECOND DAY OF THE CONVENTION
on THE NEw-HAMPsHIRE
The second days meeting OF the Objects Vi INC
naval militia Of nearly all the o'a'es -
a marine branch In their National GUAR" se'"0s
WAS held Yesterday afternoon on board 'he oh
United States ship New Hampshire, at East i"eh-
ty-eighth-st The days session was ''po''" ="
that II resulted In the formation OF al me-"
association Of the officers OF the haNa' "''"'
This was brought into being on the n'o'''', V, 'o'"
mander Gerritt Of Boston, ana chrlsitheh 'he AS
ISOLATION ~ Naval Mias 81 the 'h'''n ''"''s
The officers of the convention were continued ~
office as the officers ~ the association WIN W."
addition OF u Treasurer ana ISL 81 N'"'p'"''"'"'
comprising the commanding "H'e'' ~ w" "''''
militia IN each State Irpffsfh'rl w w" aH'''''''
A motton 4, continue chairman john H. Weeks
ana tho secretary ~ Tho convention EnH'H" w. "
Newton ~ The New-yoh battalion w ONE" ~
tho p,asttrni ani secretary ~ Tho dissertation was
carried Commander T. ", Miller, ~ Now 'ofh
had M OFFER ~ The presidency, hn' h"ch"l '"F""N
ter I,uva ~ tho Maryland Nnyal Min'"' wa" e''''e'
treasurer. AMI II was decided that tho hts' """,''
meeting should 30 held In baltimore ""r'"s '"e
Last week IN April 1881
During the afternoon paper was feau %" oA'
nmlnatlons Of officers for promotion by Lieutenant
Commander George ". Kent, Of Ncw-York Lieu.
tenant W. Butler Duncan. jr. read a p"p""r IN
boats, after which II was resolVel nm ~, ~ rs
States adopt the New-YOrk State stanhhIn uo"' III
their Naval Reserves Resolutions "er" "r'
adopted commenting Assistant secretary Mc"' ~.
for the great announcement ne hhl give" ~ NV
Naval Militia movement IN all the stah" ill.,, u
Commander WinslOw. OF the Eorth 'aI"nlla ",
serve. presented report OF the 'omnittee "',
eral Relations. In which II was recomhehuru 'la'
the United States laws he altered go tnh' h,N'' w
ganlzations might draw paymasters n'lu ot'n,'
stores, as well "a arms. equipments anu ''''""'
ton. $50.
Tho officers had banquet on the gundeck OF tne
ship last night. Some OF those present were 'oii-
mander J. ". Miller. OF the New -iianlpsnlrc. VINO
presided. Commander l.. q. Garrett, oi Mass'vh "
sets: Edward Gcer, ". Irving. A = hu'a 81 =
Sweet. f.. Il Reynolds. j.. WalbrfdTe. o. WlK's,
J. w Weeks. r Windsor Herbert l. SatteT''n; 81
Governor Morton's STAFF o. Il. Kenny; NJ IL iih ~
G. H. Morton. J. a. Haniman T.. G; Weeks, ". ~
Eyre. " II. stayton. - T. French. q; Il. Kent.
H. T. Mowton. i. w. Miller. G. G. roe. J' NC
Farlane. J. c. Agar and W. y. Dimock -,
After tho dinner brief discussion was h'ii on
"The Commissariat." Moses II. Hon advocated bet
ter food while the men We're on duty faymaster
John G. Aga said Il was not much the question
allowed by the State ample 20 provide rhtions
was impossible to get the best Of cooking wheii
camping out. Captain Weeks. Of Massachusetts. sali
that his men always kept food for day known as
the emergency ration. in their armory so that the
men should be prepared with AT least one days
food II ordered suddenly. lie advocated the
employment OF professional caterer by each
hat alt