New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
THE GUARD IN CAMP.
.1,xsK1IL READY TO RECEIVE THE
STATE TROOPS
srz, REGIMENT AND SQUADRON A WILL
prG1N THE SEASON AND WILL MARCH
Up THERE TODAY


- annual camp season Of the National Guard
-, ,,sin to-day. and will continue until August 8.
W. c,ate Camp at Peekskill has been made ready
,,. reception of the troops. and has never looked
~ since il was opened fifteen years ago. The
80 the mess hail and the camp streets have
49,, attended to with so much care that the 18th
s.ment and Squadron a, who will so there to-day
:" ope1 camp. will find little or nothing lacking
.,oh could add to their comfort Colonel Chaun-
80 men will leave the armory at II As a. m. and
"m,,arch by way OF Fifth-ave to Forty second-st.
w.. Grand Central Station, where a train will be
S,sn for Roa Hook The train vii. start at y. m.
~ arrival at Roa Hook, the command will march
=. ne camp where it will be received by the post
ssutaut. The Acknowledgement Major-General f.
:. NcAlpn will have command of the post and Will
49,. the following officers TO assist him:
,s INST adiutant Major Horatio p. Stacpoe, 10th
Battalion ,,..,. lr.r
40 assistant post adjutant First Lieutenant Gar
.,cs Strevel. 10th Battalion
Az pos, quartermaster. commissary Of subsistence
I'D ordnance officer. Colonel Joseph G story AS
.I,ant chief Of Ordnance. s y. Y.
os, ,rs,octor Major Frederick r. Lee, Assist
49,, Inspector-General S. y y.
As inspector Of guard duty Lieutenant-Colonel
MrCoskry Butt. 18th Regiment.
a. assistant inspector of guard duty First lieu
..nsnt Calvert X Mellen. AGA Separate Company.
.e ,rsnectors Of drill. Colonel G. James Greene.
.n,..ar, INSPECTOR General s. y Y; Major Robert
~ uor5;ng 74th Regiment, and Captain Nathaniel
p. Thurston. 22i Regiment.
A. ,oesical instructor Major Frank lie Roy Teta-
moro surgeon. 18th Regiment
AS instructor and commanding officer OF inc sig
"a, Corps. Major L. b. Ives, Chief sigma! Oihcer'
from July % to August !. 1886
Rrgafier-Generl Frederick c. McLeWeo' IN
.nac,or-G General will ba stationed at the camp al!
.sason to observe the compliance with oIders anu
,be drill and discipline of the troops
squadron A has been ordered TO assemble AT ,he
,rr.orv Ninetv-fourth-st. and Madison-ave., this
rrornjng at 80 The men Will march 10 W esl o'N'E-
ATHEIST where train will be in waiting 10 cohVe!
wan ami horses TO Roa Hook The SQUADRON ana
che regiment will have the company OF provisional
battalion consisting OF the following sepdra.e Vo'
nantes: The ii. Captain William NJ Kirby 'he -'..'
Captain Henry VI. Fales: the 42d captain W. -
Butler. and the 44th. Captain L. +. Goodier' l"e
battalion will be commanded ny Captain hHO!'
The following are the officers Of the 9Th Regiment
,rho will GO 10 camp to-day: Colonel Henry Chauh-
cev IT. Ideutenant-Colonel Knight Nei'eA MdJDi
lanes Morgan Jarvis. Major Henry GratacdP l'i"-
abock. Regiment Adjutant Eugene Kelly Austn'
battalion Adiutants Wainwright Parish ana 1o"'
clifford Brown Regiment Quartermaster Aloioh
Ransom r. Battalion Quartermasters "hHai'
rdna~d GAYLORD and Frederick Bierhon Cominis-
sarv David p Arnold. Inspector OF Rihe frac"0e
Henry Melville. Assistant Inspector OF flhe frac-
fire George Fisher Jacoby, Surgeon LOWS hhode
Nen Assistant Surgeons Herman a HauOo1u anu
Whtmore Steele. Chaplain Charles De VIII brios
man. Captains Jarvis Wolverton Mason company a
Robert Edwards jr, Company b; Isaac Freeman
Connanv c: Frank Glen Sauven. Company u
Cbarles P Staubach, Company Z; Roy Harlan
Hawkes. Company F; John Edward kerny' COM
pany G.; Joseph Solomon, Company II; flrS' Leu
tenants Charles Bayer. Company A George LIZ
rompany p: Theodore Edward Lyon. Company T.,
Edward Terrence Donelly. Company Amorose
Nara Locke; UoTP any !" Company a; william
John smith Company b. -, -, s,,o., IN
sqaaaT2n o c T5 60 Roe np A Ei john Holly
Quar;ernaster J.. Y. ODonnonue chIBiSsdi 1. IN
Assistant Surgeon Thomas II. Allen. Chaplain -.
Parker Morgan, Sergeant Major fhhp - ouS, V 90 80
seant " Colgate Colby. Compulsory Sergeant A. =;
buffe Hosp.ial Steward Walter NJ seward chigi
Fdwaris FickeH. Veterinary Sergeant Austin Col,
sate. Color Hearers George Z. Throop and Edward
man F,rs Lie.,enant H. W. Williams second Lieu
tenant Herbert Berry. captain crop = howaTq ~,
tenant + r. Coudert. jr. III, .....
The commands which 20 20 camp to-day Will evac-
uate the pace next Saturday 20 make room io- the
second detachment OF the Guard. The occupants
from thar time until the c.ose Of the season Will he
From July to 1.-THE 18Th REGIMENT and pro,
v9na 6aaon dessn d ssa 'se M @na
COMMANDED by Captain Edward Morris Hoffman Of
From SGY IIlv il to iSfnc ga Regiment and pro-
vsional battalion designated The Sd. and consist
ing Of the 9th 49,. 4cih and 29ih Separate Com
panies commanded by Captain William Wilson Of
the Bath Separate Company.
D rr,m July IS 10 2j-The 9Th Regiment and pro-
@son,l battalion. designated ne tn. and consisting
" TIE 9TH 10th 2fh and 9th Separate Companies
c,nma nded by Captain James T. Chase. Of the 9TH
Separate Company.
F~om July % TO August The 18th Regiment the
Ah and l7tn Separate Companies which are attached
Tor the dine TO the regiment. and the 1st "a Sd and
IN Signal Corps. dismOunted.
From August to S-Troop c. me esth Regiment
and a provisional battalion. Designated the 9Th. and
composed Of the 3D. 9th, 33d and 39th Separate Com
panies commanded by Captain waiter scott, or me
ID Separate Company. 49,
From August to 1.-THE batteries Of the state.
The Commanding officers Of the batteries named
viii each detail one sergeant. two coTporas one
as follows Isl Ratterv from June q 20 July u: p.
Battery from July II to July %; 81 Battery. from
July q to August s.