New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
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NOTES FROM THE 9TH REGIMENT
! The First Battalion OF the 9Th Regiment. Colonel
! Seward will hold review with AdJutant-
General McAlpin reviewing officer, In the arinory
on the night Of April 25 The review VIII be at
tended with the distribution Of service medals
! The Second Battalion will also have a review ana
Of medals on the egenns 20 pr First
Battalion. Major Japha, Companies {, ID and r.
d@ r fna aor George apa noga Com
panies f. and x, April and 9; Companies and
The 9th Regiment band has been engaged by the
managers of the southern Exposition, at Atlanta, to
furnish the music the exposition grounds for one
month Of the coming season.
Dr. George W. Ware tr member OF Company
The list Signal CorDs will hold its ninth annual
dinner and theatre party on April 6. The corps
vii II, go td to HGys Theatre after dinner h
the 22d Regiment
Union League Club.
To the Officers of the I'D Regiment ~ e. s N T.
Gsntlemen: on behalf Of the Union League club
of Brooklyn desire to acknowledge the receipt of
your beautiful gift. and in its name to express to
YOU the thanks OF the cinb ther rrH r., oor T..
will be called their attention and suitable resolu-
As this club stands for order and the conservation
OF cveryt thing that protects home. society and the
your gift-it owes you debt Of gratitude for the
part you took and the persona! sacrifices you made,
restore order and bring lawiessness to an end
HERBERT s. OGDEN. Secretary.
Battalion drills will be discontinued in the 22i
Regiment after March % a dress parade has been
ordered for the evening Of April H.
Colonel Alexe G. Smith has ordered review OF
Apr Z! GJon Wh Han Eyer a IN" the rs
colonel Of the regiment. will be- the reviewing OH
ana his staff Will be made up OF eX-fied officers
OF the regiment.
NOW FOR PEACE IN THE 9Th
The agony is over in the Goth. and with the first
steps toward the reorganization Of the regiment II
is to b. hoped that the internal strife will cease
Major Duffy has been severely criticised since the
open revolt against him began. He may have been
unable l. make a crediiabie showing Of his com
mand: h. may have failed to inspire his suborli-
mates with the confidence and respect which
sental To good discipline. but he did the organ.za
20 the commander of the First Brigade. II the 18th
docs not attain higher standard it will not be
tho fault of'Major Duffy.
WIN tho retirement Of Major Duffy. Major Lewis
senior major Of the National Guard Of this state.
Major Roe's report shows that fifteen members Of
that lc are marksmen. Ernest 4. Thomson and r.
H. Sayre Will have their names engraved the
The list Regiment Athletic Associa ton has
ranged the following programme for the spring
contests. which VIII take place at the armory neNt
month sNty-lveyard run handicap; fg-yari run
yarl sack race. one-m" run. 2D-yard run. one-mile
roller skating race. half threelegged run
tvo.rnile b!cycic race scratch: putting sixteen,
pound shot. and running high jump. The officers
.AdJutan,-Geaeral McAlpin will review the list
Regiment at the armory on April - and Will pre-
sent the marksmans badges.
The -. Francis Xaver Cadets will be reviewed
by I."utcnant-C oloae Miller United States Army.
April 3.
The competitions Tor the Zabriske Trophy by
tho evenings II April and To- at 80 clock Three
team viii Doe allowed from each company.
'ommar er ililcr. OF the lst Naval Battalion.
has pub.!sa-i order. dated March p, which he
battalion arm April 10 1895. IS hereby resclnded ana
IN lieu - said irill the battalion will assemble AZ
by Ills Honor the Mayor and nd for presen
iat.on ot marksmdn ana 10 per cent badges and
c5mp@ii,ion is hrroh, inioani,eIv SosnonJ ""''h
Tho torpedo arm ordered for March g. Orders
A. It's mce.ln on Ties law "ysang fho lIi Guard
sax Guard. II Memphis Tenn That crack" or
san.zaton "a anxious t. entertain the GA Guard
MAt,npn.s ~ Way The bicycle corps Of the IN
rong 10 Memphis FOR The cacampnen; ; SAMMY ''
aG iolo"ns is nsPe.9r-Ci s,as McI.ewees
PAM Nina APrtl : 80 sepsrate Gompany NJ
wanda; April :. 6jth Regiment Buralo, Apr! s.
,ith Regiment. Buffalo.
PAY FOR STRIKE DUTY.
tn" Tribune has received the following letter
which. together with the answers. may be Of in
tere>t 20 men who served Brooklyn during the |
strike.
To the El.tor Of The Tribune.
W YOU through the columns Of your paper
ti'at interest TO a number OF members OF the Ma
ttnH GnardF
for their service during the Brooklyn strike is made
rayah," t. the captain Of a company docs he pos
an unit OF money which the man may b" IN arrears
+ ne not under the law obliged to pay the fun |
SIN which the state has contracted to pay for the
can You tell US Z this matter is covered by any
regulation in the National Ggarl cole and 4 SO.
Ncw-York, March q, 1875
The captain has legal right to withhold tho !
money.
lie is under the law obliged to pay tho flH sum
due the man.
All men are entitled to their money. Members |
however. who are indebted to their company for
dues must pay them and II they do do - the |
dues can be- collected 10y warrant from the regl- |
mental Delinquency court. ana II delinquent does |
not then pas the amount with marshars fees of = |
per cent extra, he is liable 10 be- imprisoned for |
twenty days. American Guard is referred to |
paragraph 20 OF the Military code. which reads:
Gr,Fd copy 6 of tn T2SScdnss rS3ps
bylaws. rules and regulations OF any organization |
not oNcr',iinE 81 with copy Of such bylaws. rules
aud r'gul1tion~. ms been returned 10 any del!n- |
- ~ , '. .,7 lI a ~ h+ IHr ne"
~ fines and penalties and contains this provision:
.h ",;ir V,c:ins The sh,l Xxx. M. 65J
Of ~. delinquent and convey hIn 10 the common !
JAIL" etc.
Major N : Van puzrr Julgc-Aiyocate on the |
stan 81 General Fitzgerald has been asked several
times - give an opinion on questions similar to |
those asked hy american Guard" and his decisions
correspond with the answers given above.
THE WEEKS. AFFAIRS ~ PROyIDFSCE
Providence. March % Tsp, ''aD-The state election
will occur on Wednesday. The Democrats gen
era.ly without hope They have a better chance
Of winning as to their legislative ticket I'm provi-
drucr elsewhere even prOspec.
i- not brilliant For third Representatives the pres
'nt incumbent Mr. Smart. received at the caucus
what Is vu,garly termed ~ throwdown" lie Is
running On nomination papers. however. and may