New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17
CREEDMOOR DATES.

Companies B and c. 9th Regiment, will go to Creed
moor tomorrow. Companies F and q VIII go 10 'he
ranges on Tuesday. and on Wednesday Companies
] and will take their turn
The following nom commissioned officers have been
warranted: First Sergeant Edward j. Cullen. Com
pany A; QuarterInaster- Sergeant Henry 3 pardng-
c EieT 81 Sergeant Edward Buque Company
Sergeant John c. Hegarty Company a. TSfPoI&i
setzer. 9ompany H. corporal Frederick S Ba6cock.
Company n; CORPORA a R AXE COMPANY A.
Second Leutenants Augustus Marble and George
p3 3or apha has received instructions from reg-
mental headquarters to formulate charges against
CAPTAIN Wilcocks. The charges will be forwarded 10
Rrigade headquarters whence. If the circumstances
are found TO warrant further action, they VIII De
10 viii probably be The troubles
which grew out OF the Unfortunate entertainment
the par, of the contractors to deliver the new armory
time had tendency TO re} b {n9 mater
is on the road to equitable settlement ana me AInl
orv Board has released the regiments OLD quarters
he without home The command is in a prosper
Gus c0 na tbns ssI are looked for from the regiment
when II takes possession OF ITS beautiui new ariT.y
The 18TH Regiment Colonel HeTan Do%d' VII
ment will assemble at the armory at $40 p. m In
full uniform and march to the sohh hef0r bera
the Rev DR. Roderick Terry. the chaplain. Will
preach the sermon
PRESIDENT LOWS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
colone, F Vinton Greene. OF the list Regiment.
has received through James B. Bach. chairman OF
the Committee Of Lafayette Post Presentation or
Colors 10 Columbia University. copy OF letter OF
thanks addressed to the Post by Seth Low presi-
dent Of the University. The letter contain. 81, a
pleasant reference 10 ne part ssxs Please also
convey 10 your officers and men the sincere tnahks
OF Lafayette Post committee LOT me nonTr uo, OF
esteem sna M for yourself. officers and your men
says the s Regmep was a ea May ssn
GO You. through the Post. an expression OF our ap
preciaon Of the Of the regmen5 on 1ha
occasion ana done %, e this nope it VIII not unbe
coming il / also say TO you directly tnat the pres
eDce Of the regimen, most attractive feature
Of the ceie5raon and added very much both to Its
dignity and Importance ,.. l., Oao-s
asds The comma nding officer desires to add to the
foregoing his high appreciation Of the aamaU1e ap
fed ARD a p1 Of he to Be- for
creedmoor prize Of $50 to the COMPANY 9otahh h
company showing the greatest increase in number
OF sharpshooters in the season OF 1880 as @
Vice VICE to-day at p. m. at Grace Church. where the
CHAPLAIN Captain George II. Van de water. VIII
preach the sermon.
THE 1sT AND I'D BATTERIES.
CAPTAIN Louis Wendell of the 1st Battery. never
misses an opportunity TO show his hospitality His
command was inspected last Thursday evening by
General McIewee at the armory in West Forty
fourth-s. Brgadier- General Howard Carroll and
his assistant. Colonel W Carey Sanger. were present
as representatives OF the Artillery Department and
Major Lee accompanied his chief. After the review
and in spection Captain Wendell entertained the visit
ing Officers who were much pleased with the con-
don OF the Battery as they were with the hospital
tty. -
In his last order to the I'd Battery Captain Wilson
gives the camp, which will be established Van
Cortlandt Park May g. the name Camp Howard
Carroll" The programme includes mounted bat
terry drill at $50 "a. and at 230 p. m. May a.
and review by General Howard Carroll The re.