The sun., 1895-05-26
SA11oNIL GUARD NOTES.

According TO the latest Information from tho Adju
tantGeacras oflce, the details to state camp VIII N
ns follows Post Commander Major Ger. +. \. &cM
PIN Post hdiutant, Major u. T. StGckrole, Tcutl Bat
talon; Post puartcrmester and CuiimIssary, Col J
O. story; assistant chief OF Ordnance. Post Inspector
Col q. James Green assistant Inspector General; In
spector ur Guard Duty. Capt. n. B Thnrston Twenty
second Regiment; Inspectors of Driii. Major c. =
barns Twelfth Regiment, and Capt H. G. Lyon, Forty
seventh Regiment. The following are the dates til.
several organizations will rroce. Il to camp
June 22-Sevcnth Regiment.
June - 2p-forty.sevtn,h Regiment and First Pro
vSionai attalion, consisting OF Fourteenth, Fifteenth
Sixteenth. and Twenty eighth Separate Companies
commanded by capt. Kcmmer Twenty eighth Scpa
rate Company.
July sevcnty.frst Regiment and Second Pro
vsouai Battalion consisting Of Thirty first, Thirty
sixth, AMI Fotieth Separate Comp. Mes co,amandet
by Capt Yates, Thirty sixth Separate Company.
July l3-Twclfth Regiment.
July 2O--S"vcnty.fourth Regiment. Eighth rat'aon
July y2I-Twcntysecond Regiment. sixty ninth Bat
talon.
Aug. 3-First, Second, Fifth and Sixth Batteries
In reference TO the march of the Tenth Battalion
from Hudson to Albany In August next. nh officer o
the organization says; The marching will be done IN
tho COO! OF the early morning after a substantial
breakfast and when the point of the next rest II
reached camp will I've pitched, quart irpuntcd. aad
the battalion bc through work for the dny. w;h Il.
possible exception uf theoretical aud practical ia
struction In some points incidental military
camp life: and instead OF the old and soms
times tresome routine of State camp, ths
soldiers are in green nelds and pnsture
new. with an ever changing experience Of duty and
fun have no hesitation In predicting that the only
men who Will co.nplain OF feet and OF being
tired on the march will be the who firjt
the hct when comp's reached engaged in game oi
baseball All now enterprises have opposition at first
The howl that went up against the star" camp was
great, but after had been there he al
most certain 10 want to there again. and so II viii
be with the mErch out"
special meeting o! tie officers of the stxtyrInth
Battalion last Tuesday the question OF paradlng ou
Decoration pa, was the absorbing topic. All the OIL.
GERS wanted u parade but the state OF the treasury
was, III the opin!on of some officers, matter that
should bo very seriously considered In connection
with the matter. Some Of the younger officers were
inclined to be very reckless regarding the exponit
lures from the treasury but the ideas OF the "!d,r
officers finally prevailed and II was decided that cpch
oiccr should donate So to help the music fund sew.
eral OF the younger iiehtenans. II Is said,
what III at ease when the 50 assessment passed.
There Is much satisfaction In the battalion
the fact ta; It has been detailed TO camp with tho
Twentysecond Regiment on July 27 a new move.
which II Is expected will greatly benefit tic orgnni7n-
tion and help Its future administration OF affairs and
put end 10 selfish differences between officers has
been taken by the formation OF COMMITTEES OF repro
sentative citizen, VINO have reed TO back up the
ganization and 10 advise Its officers all questions
Affecting the business. social and financial matters
that may arise in the regiment. The committee
s!ss. among others. OF Nr Edward Kemp M. John D.
Crimmns. the Hon. Joseph +. DaIy. Mr.. j. J. O'Dono-
luc, the Hon John w Cor. Gen. James h O'Re!rna,
Mr. James s. Coleman. tho Hon James Fitzgerald. and
Mr. william Il. Grace
Tho State of New Jersey having adopted the regt-
mental camp system OF New York. It Is expected tno
Fourth Regiment OF Jersey City Will open camp
July 20.
Col Appleton Of the Seventh Regime mt IA to appoint
q new reglmental Adiutant in the person OF Leut.
George H. Weaver now Adjutant OF tie First Rat
talon. Before inspection several thousand dollars 10
is said. was expended In purchasing new equipments
and renewing parts of old In order Id to the
appearance OF the regiment The resignation o. RcSi
mental Adjutant ppleton has gone for ward.
The election OF Major Charles II. 1.rsco1:b OF tho
Thirteenth Regiment to the Lieutenant. Colonelcy by
22 out of % votes cast great surprise. 1t was
expected that Major Cochran would certainly receive
some votes but now tha; he was completely showed
under 1t Is said his days In Thirteenth Regiment
numbered.
The appended table shows the standing and strength
in detail OF the different companies Of tie Twelfth
Regiment. Col. Dowd. ut its inspection last week: