New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-30
THE STATE CAMP ORDER.
TOURS OF DUTY FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD
THE NAVAL BATTALION

Albany. April 2a-Adjutant-General McAlpin to-
day. issued the State Camp order. The following
organizations are ordered on tour OF duty;
From June q to July 4-squadron A, the Stn Regi-
ls and consisting OF the I'd, 25th. 42d and , f,h
Separate companies commanded by Captain Will
lam Kirby, OF the I'd Separate Company.
July to ll-lSth Regiment and provisional bat
TALON designated the 3D. and consisting OF the is 81
by Captain Edward F. Hoffman, of the Soth Separate
July ii to ls-2sd Regiment and provisional bat
talon designated the 3D. and consisting of the S4th
4lst 18th and 4Sth Separate companies commanded
by Captain William Wilson, OF the 3ith Separate
July IS to 25-Sth Regiment and provisional bat
talon designated the 4th. and consisting OF the
9Th, 10th, 24th and 37th Separate companies COM
manded by Captain James T. Chase. Of the 9th
July q to AUGUST 1-l4th Regiment and the sth
and l7th Separate tie commands the latter attacned
August to s-Troop c, s9th Regiment and a
posed Of the Sd. 9TH Ssd and goth Separate com
psnies, commanded by Captain walter Scott OF the
August to i5-The batteries OF the State.
The LIST Battery is called upon to detail sergeant
two corporals a musician and twelve privates for
duty at the camp from June q to July II, the "a
Battery similar detail from July II to %, and the
80 Battery from July rs to August g.
The following officers detailed for duty at the
camp under the Adjutant-General: Major H.. r.
Stacpoe. 10th Battalion. as post adjutant; First
Lieutenant Clarence Streville. 10th Battalion, as
sistant post adutant: Colonel Joseph G. Story
assistant chief Of ordnance, post quarterrnaster
commissary Of subsistence and ordnance onicer;
Major Frederick b. Lee, Assistant Inspector-(ien-
eral, as post inspector; Leutenant-Colonel McCos-
kry Butt 18th Regiment, as inspector or guard
duty; First Lieutenant Calvert X Melen, 42d Sep
arate Company. assistant inspector Of guard DUTY
Colonel G.. James Greene, Assistant Inspector-Gen-
eral: Major Robert VI. Harding 74th Regiment, and
Captain ~ b. Thurston. 22d Regiment. as inspectors
Of drills Major Frank lie Roy Tetamore 18th Reg-
ment as medical instructor.
Inspector-General McLewee, 1t is announced Will
take station the camp to observe the compliance
with orders and the drill and discipline OF the
troops.
Acknowledgement McAlpn has also issued General
Order No. 81, in which he says
At the close of the first period OF enlistment the
Chief takes occasion 70 express 10 tns
lat Naval Battalion, NewYork, his appreciation OIL
the continued progress of that organlZatloh as eA
emp.lned by It's enthusiasm and attention 10 duty
during the past years. In view OF the fact tnat
expense during 1884, cruise in connection with the
United States mcn-ofwar. which has receive, mer,
tied from Government and State ofclas ana
has subsequently, performed four tours OF annua
duty anoat similar service will not be exacted our
lng the summer Of 1896. The commander IL, now
ever, authorized 10 permit volunteers 10 continuo
the longshore, signal and information work, as De
volunteers during the months or June July anu