New-York tribune., 1896-05-25
SALUTES TO THE OLD FLAGS.
THE FIGHTING 14TH" CELEBRATES THE
ANNIVERSARY OF ITS MUSTER.
BATTLE STANDARDS. CARRIED By VETERANS OF
TIE OLD REGIMENT HONORED BY TIE
My ot, To =, ,,y--,dFDArS For DUTY


The thirty-ffih anniyersarN Of the lith Kegl-
ment was celebrated in the Fifteonth-st aFmory
ON Saturday night. The galleries AID floor seats
were well crowded. The rcgimenial band, uhoer
Louis Conterno. started the programme with Hev-
eral National airs and Audrane La C'Hhic
Picked members of Company won lively APP
plause in an exhibition 6ayonet drill that re-
minded one Of the days when competitive dTiiis
wera the fad Captain William G. Noble had
charge Of this exercise.
The regiment made q good showing. Each OF
;hc ten companies seemed TO have its full quota
of men and the big drill hall was not much
more than half long enough to permit the resi-
ment to stand in line
The snlute TO the war colors a patriotic custom
Of this historic regiment. was performed Will
fine effect When a hundred OF the veterans
marched in with two tattercd flags attache" ~
broken and spliced staffs. they were gree'eo VIII"
loud applause The old fighters were in com
mand Of Captain Ramonn Cardona.
There was the usual salute and marching. the
Young men feeling that countri that couiu pe
fought for as these steel-hearted men loAsh'
might be a pretty good country 10 hsh' i''
again Il the occasion required.
THE REGIMENT REVIEWED
Maior-General Thomas II. Ruger. COMMANDER
of the Department Of the East tnlted o'a'ea
Army. reviewed the regiment. Then foilo"en
the presentation of long-service and loo per ce''
medals by General McLeer.
The following received medals for reglmeh'a'
long service, field and stan
Lieutenant C Colonel \. J.. Kline. twenty Years
Lieutenant +. II. stevenson, pattano" pta v,IIaro
master twelve years; Sergeant Major W liIaln a. s
Muller fifteen ye@rej Crejrbton U Sight years private
Joseph Clear eight years COMPANY Go rears.
masterSergeant George W. epnor COMPANY
D-Sergeant Martin Abrims e.ght YEAR tSrir,,.as
William Il. o. Greene. twelve ye;rsv; Greene
eight years; Thomas F. Kcatng. e'ght years , rrsu,
Tientenant Carl IT, Holmberg. twelve years: Private
H. David Hoage. fifteen years CGmpany Cpna9v i-rri-
Painter. eight years William Mciermott.. oars
years. Company k-SeTgeant h"e"'' e's".
This 10 the list Of those who received medals Tor
100 per cent duty for the year ending May l. IN'o'
Field and staLeutena Colonel 4 ,dr L. nm. pep,
Major B. H. Tobey, Major George =, o', adinfani
mental Adjuant j. w. Mu,t, nauHoF ship
man. Battalion QuartermastfT harr.e NJ rs NE
sary George r. Jennings. inspector Kife fr%cece fo
John J. Dixon. Surgeon Frank L. H. le'd''o'e'
oHap1a,o n s: sa-Regmen,al Sergeant
Major Frank L. Entwisle Battalion Sergeant MAJOR @
William j Mullen ResmGntai 0rnrtsry5as,er
Sergeant F. b Riefenstahl battalion QuartcrI'as..
ersrgeant John Is a. s'eyensop orgna"Ge ron,crne W
Drum Major r. l. Cornell Color sergeant W
Company A-Quartermaster-s Sergeant John, "
Limburger, Sergeant W. IL. Locker'. Cor?orai ~.
H. Buchanan TSs1 F4on Pvac
Hqgn A. u cSrise WaNs PTysi PTyate V re'sr wrsnih %
company B-Quartermaster SeTgean, Ia'nSs tI
Cre.g ghton Corporal r F Donovan priyaiesI w, n;
Corps F. l.. Gross Phi Lynch, a l." Richard d.
" Tute. . r,,-., ,o,,,or.
ant 0J''i'Y J. P McNamara. second Lieu'ssnent E. D
RAYMOND First Sergeant George W. 1ihhgsi.
Quartermaster Sergeant G " vernon Ssrgean1s @
liam G Russell. John Noble. Frank F: Slain Louis
BuchersroIer r. 5 Kerr privf5@, mam Jnbn n'n p1
Boise, James Hudner. James J Hand samuel e- ID
P Phcox. Harry o. Pugsley' Frank r. Pearce'
sereaan, GempanyJ Janes FogeT,y ouariermaer J.
Partridge Sergoants Martin Abrams, Charles T.
COnOqght9n Corporas FredeTsk 4 Ly"Ha p,ysies m
Ernest Ambach. William B. Ayres George r
Burke, Richard A Coter William Hcye,,Ss 1eye,sSx'
eli, ELL. John j. Radcan, Adophus r.. ROSES Leo
Company Ecapten e Mi'sheI Lie Lis"'s"oqt Snn1
P McL0nghlin FIRST S@rsea9i soryes, a. fay VIn Hr
ray J. F. Howard Corporals p. Mohr, W +. Thorn
R PTixas' G,5 bahsF uave4: a p Rayify MsIcmms n T.
F, r Walker, R. a Riker v. r 'G NelsGH 3E,.., lam
Company F-Captain John r Carroi FIRST Leu
tenant II V G. Bell First Sergeant John r Rog-
ers. sergeants f. A. Wisket. John W. Creighton,
Quartelmaster Sergeant George H. lawson Mnsi.
Charles p Blaksley. Bernard Canning, Charles +.
Dowd. Julian F. Girod; \. j. Hickey. jr, Fred &.
George Townsend W j. Keating. F. T. Wash.
Thomas F. Rowan. Charles F. Gon
ousrtermaster r1ns sergean, Carl + Andersen. Ser
geants Charles F Hamilton, Gabriel Aarvlg. Jo-
W. Engstron. a. q. Engstron. John Kle'lander.
Company H-Flrst Lieutenant Frank f Sweet.
Quartermaster Sergeant Lawrence Barrow. Ser
porais Waller Wano Hollel stephen Hammond,
lam lie Vene, Edward W. Smith
Company First Lieutenant John j. Bergen
Corporal Harry J. =. Bell. Corporal Bernard Bar
ing. Privates Edward Archer, John j. Jones, Walter
d. TeamOre
Company K-Captain Charles 4 Andrews, First
Lieutenant Charles W Bridges Second Lieutenant
Joseph b. Beatty. Quartermaster Sergeant Cor;
nclius Reyea Sergeants Charles Kivelen. David
*. Caman John j. O'COnnor. CCrporals Athelstam
Kendrick. Harry G, Weston jr Arthur Hemminss
privates Percy Archand. cornelis Corson. Robert
Hixon J. J. Hafferman Francis II. Merrill. Thomas
+. Mccormick. Rufus Hautsch
The Rev. J. O. Wilson. chaple:n. presented the
Rice banner for craftsmanship 10 Company +
with few well-chosen words
TO FOUND A HISTORICAL MUSEUM.
The Council Of Officers OF the regiment has
elected a Historical Committee for the purpose
of collecting and preserving relics. such as mus
| kets, uniforms equipments. letters, badges and
any article that had any relation with the ser
vice of the old Fighting 14th during its service
in the last Civil War; also tc have made fe-slze
portraits OF its old officers a portrait Of the
| late war surgeon. Dr. James l.. Farley. is now
| in the officers room in temporary fame. They
| will also publish history Of the organization
| from the time it first mustered into the
| State service a militia regiment its honor
| able record and it's service since il came home
| from the war This committee proposes to have
| suitable cases provided that articles can be
| displayed, at the same time preserved.
There is regiment in the Guard to-day that
| can have a museum in its armory such as this
| regiment cam says the committee in a state
ment published by 1t. Our old veterans about