New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
PLANS OF THE 7TH REGIMENT FOX SIAih
CAMP-THE 9th TO REMAIN a BAT
TALON FOR A WHILE.

General George w Wingate who is writing the
history OF the 22d Regiment, IS anxious to nave inc
names OF the members of the regiment who ieft II
and served in other organizations. regular or Vo'u
toer in the War There were about 80 OF these
a number Of whom died in the service. ana General
Wingate thinks II is due TO them as well as 70 'he
regiment that their names should be obtained ana
preserved.
Bishop Potter has earned the thanks or the Ma
tional Guard by the praise which he bestowed on II
at ST Austin's School Staten Island. The Bishop
expressed himself in favor OF military educauoh III
the schools and said that he saw no danger IN the
system. In speaking Of the National Euard men,
he said that they were ever more ready TO exert
their mower in the of moderation than In the
fostering Of excessive 'Jngosm." Bishop Potter
has shown his appreciation Of the National Guard
on several occasions recently
Co.onel Appeton has issued the camp order AS
semby will be at the armory at lao a. m June ..
The detail for guard will be as follows Ofiicer OF
tho dav CAPTAIN Don Alonzo Pollard officers OF the
guard Lieutenants Waiter s Wilson and John Ale
C;reevy three sergeants. five corporals and thirty
pr!vates Uhree from each company AdJutdh'
call for guard mounting will be sounded at il 80
O'Clock A. m The detail for guard for Saturday
evening will be as follows: officer OF the day Cap
tain George Il. Rhoads officers of the guard. Lieu
tenants John w McDougal and william j. Tn
derwooi three sergoants five corporals ana forty-
nine privates. .
zach enlisted man is ordered provide himself
with the necessary changes of Undertaking. an
ox,ra pair of shoes. three pairs Of white trousers
and gloves and with towels. soap. backing ana
belt paste all Of which may be packed In company
camp chests The fatigue Jacket. cap and black
belt will be carried in the knaI'sacKs. fdchaseS
NAV be sent and will be delivered to members III
can,p by the American Express Company.
Company camp chests Will he packed ana ready
for transportation from the armory TO the 'raih
before 10 D. III. June 81 Each officer may nave one
trunk which must be plainly marked and deliv-
"A
TRANSFORMATION is allowed for one servant for the
officers Of each company, and for three servants
for the field and staff of the regiment.
The order also announces the names OF the foiiow-
ing non-commissioned officers as having passed the
Board Of Examination and as having received their
uorrants. First Sergeants Louis Sands. William 5.
scott Sergeants William L. Schastey Samuel
Frothingham John Morgan Jones. George "hiah
Hart James H. w Strong. Gouverneur NJ Carnoch-
an Corporals Edward +. Donnely, Peter W. Ma
gulre jr.. Thomas Barron. James Rutheriurd stew
art, Hayden j. Bates. tharles H. Nain"i'e"' an"
Lawrence Tmpson .
The O'Donohue trophy is awarded to Company
for 1885, and will be held by that company untii
the result of the competition of 1896 Is officially an
nounced An election for the office of second lieu
tenant of Company l. 18th Regiment. made vacant
Ia, the resignation of Lieutenant G. II. Gould, was
held at the armory on Monday. June IT, First
Sergeant ]. Wray Cleveland was the only caiidi-
date and was unanimously elected. Al SUD-
Y Keep was elected first sergeant Cor
poral b. Herndon Nicol. sergeant; Lance Cor
poral Charles W. Whitney, corporal and Herbert
Grossbeck lance corporal. Lieutenant cleveland
entertained the members of the company at tne 81"
Regiment Club after the meeting
Major Henry Chauncey, Jr., says ii're - "o
truth In the report that he is making efforts to nave
his attalion increased to regiment lie says 'hd'
the command is in healthy and prosperous cohn-
ton that the men do about 90 per cent OF duty ana
there Is no good reason why the battalion shOuia
ne increased at the present time. First Lieutenant
Iobn = Kirby has been appointed battalion acJu-
.ant and. although he has an entirely new iofce'
:he work of the office Is being done 10 'ie e"''ie
satisfaction of the commander Lieutenant II. H.
Hawkes. has been appointed instructor of recruits
Neither the 9Th Regiment nor the oSth i'a'taHo"
will take mart in the land parade In connection
with the Harlem Ship Canal celebration. Inc s'h
Reyiment will do camp duty this year. anu o'
that account Colonel Seward thought he would take
mart with his command in the Harlem festVlues'
and after consultation with his officers communi-
Gated with the committee. He explained that the
narade of his men would be conditional on the
committees furnishing the band. Inc commune
waited long time before acknowledging the recrip,
of Colonel Stewards letter. and then sent NeTDdi
and unofficial reply The consequence IS the ''n
u,iu M, narade George w. Hill. the veteran drum
major of the 9th was the hero of the evening al
the entertainment which took place at WINTER
on Tuesday evening 1t was the drum corps amman
Hilrs service with the 9Th. The excellence OF the
OR poc,rent.s drum corps is due to Major fillrs
nainstaking Instructions and the officers were
peased 10 show their appreciation OF MS services.
Therefore they came to see Colonel william Se"dru
nresen, the testimonial which had been prepared
Among those present were Majors Japha ana LON
gap. and Captains William W. Marks John d.
WALTON 4 w Barthelmees. William F. Morris and
Arthur NJ. Tompkins
reeimental delinquency court will meet in the
10Th Regiment Armory tomorrow evening.
The Regimental Rifle Association Will decide at
g.. meeting ,o-morrow to which company the Riker
,ronbv shall he given The contest is between Com
pany Il and the field and stan and non
r,,ss,orod staff Lieutenant ". +. Jud-
son has been unanimously elected captain OF
Company E. F. T. Underhill has assumed the
position OF regimenta quartermaster, and w T.
Rona3ne an ex-member of Company X, 1th Regi-
rnent has been elected second lieutenant in Com
pany X.
second Lieutenant Matthew NJ Miles, OF Company
f. has been elected first lieutenant. lieutenant
MIles's record shows that he enlisted IN Company
January 16. 1884. and received his commission as
second lieutenant May IA. 1884
The 18th Regiment sent detachment TO Creed
moor on Wednesday under command OF Lieutenant
Colonel Luscomb. The field and staff and non-coFn-
rn,ssioned staff and companies A. +. H. and X
were represented Captain G. ID. Russell. OF COM
pany C. also visited the range in command OF COM
panies c. ID. r and
The first detachment scored So second-class quail
fcation and 81 marksmen. out of total of 49, and
the detachment under Captain Russell qualified Is
marksmen the whole number practising
A detachment comprising Companies A. r, r ana
and the field and staff and non-commissioned
STAFF of the 18th at Creedmoor on Tuesday.
under command OF Lieutenant Colonel A. l. Kline
The following made:
CLASS PRACTICE
Second class
practising qualifications. MarksMen
L. y. c. S..
Company A.............. 10 10 40
Company B.............
Company C.............