New-York tribune., 1896-05-03
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
PROGRAMME FOR THE STATE CAMP
GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

~ramme for the State Camp has at last decided
on caused much relief In National Guard circ!es IL
was well known which of the regiments wouia De
ordered to camp but the dates were the subject OF
much discussion and speculation Unless changes
are ordered through he adquarters, the camp VIII De
opened on June 27. by the Sh Regiment. Coionei
Chauncey; Squadron A. Major Roe, ana the Isl ~
yisonal Battalion, consisting OF the a. I''h 4Su anu
llth Separate companies, under cohliha"' u N"P r
william Kirby, of the "a Separate Company. Inc
rest Of the season will be filled as follows:
July to 1ilsth Regiment and provisional M 9a; ,l
<auon designated the 2d and consisting or tne ds
9Th goth and d sspaTafe pf the goth sep@rate
..ny Jny sSnsted 10 the 3D. and consisting of the Sh
DIST 46th and 4sth Separate companies; Sanarate
by Captain William Wilson, oil 'he ''''
Juy IS to sth Regimen, and proyislfonhhie SIC nal 9a5 6b
<sJiou designated the 4th, and consisting oI e al
c., sd 9TH Separate companies commandeu
bv Captain James T. Chase. OF the ON 'ep''"''
Iy 70 August l-l4h Regiment and the the stn son
and nth Separate companies the 'a''e'
ans Husus ms to on Regimen, and pTo
tb "a 9th Ssd and seth Separate companies COIL
manded by Captain Walter Scott OF 'he on 'ep"'"'N
ST%Wgarsii %uggusi to 15-The batteries of the State
nh. oo,ers and men who have been ordereu 10
..mn will be pleased to know that the AoJu'a".
eral has detailed for duty at the camp ''e
.vho did 30 much toward making the camp s ,i,,
laxt year. and that General r - su, and
again be stationed tnere "
A,sc,nne Of the troops.
DETAILS OF OFFICERS
ua oe,cers will be on duty at the camp:
Major n. p Stacpole, 10th Battaiion' DIS ~. o..
80. u,rvt lieutenant Clarence Strevil.e' lo'h pa.
..uor s.s,stant post adjutant; Co.onei oosep"
story assistant chief of ordnance as pos, ~,
,naster commissary of subsistence a''0 - ,oo,or
.N,.-. Major Frederick b. Lee. ASSISTANT i''r , NJ
I fotYfnn
General as post inspector Lleu,e""'' 30 s,,ara
s~.,ry Rutt 18th Regiment, as inspector oi n So Go"
80. ME-, lieutenant Calvert X. Melieh' 4-u 'ep
.rate Company assistant inspector Vi s"" -
colonel G. James Greene, assistant "sp "a
.ra,: Major Robert NJ. Harding '4'h I' -
Canta,n \. b. Thurstcn. 22d Regiment as n''pe '.,
tors of drills Major Frank lie hos 'e'"
pepiment as medical instructor -
IT, erst artillery district, which Will be IN amp
.-., Iura 97 to July II. will be from the lst Da'
..-,, Can,ain Louis Wendell. The second us''-O'
s, INV II 70 25 will come from the ID BATTERY
Cantain David Wilson. and the 50 ba''ei!' O"''"''
H. s. Rasqun, will furnish the last oe'""
NO CRUISE FOR THE NAVAL BAT lA'''o->
The members of the First Naval battalion wiz
~xnected TO be ordered practice cruise. "eae W
e~pe.'.u e~p., tar General McAlpin's order No O. was
-sca,ved The Adjutant-General says that 'ne I'm.
,nander-n-C Chief appreciates what mas pee" ~
<he battalion in that line, but tnat siihi"
Mill not be exacted In the summer OF 1882 Inv '"
%al,on may however, continue the WORK WHY" ~ r,
he,,,n last wear The Adjutant-General says me
commander is however, authorized 10 perlh'' Vo'u"
teers to continue the longshore sisnai anu ',,
s,or work as begun last year Pay and ratohs WILL
he allowed such volunteers during 'he no''' "
June July and August. 49,,
The First Battalion has been oruereu D' VIZ
covernor TO parade on Saturday next. 1t Will make
%bs narade In connection with the ere" vi ''e
So,t,a-sh,n Indiana and the combined command
,,il he reviewed by the Adjutant General 'ne 40
Instant Secretary Of the Navy. the Mayor anu o'ei
nroninent officials on Fifth-ave., near lhiC
fourth-st about p. m. The line OF march WIN oe
from the New-Hampshre. East Twenty-eishth-s''
vp Twenty-sixth-st to Ffth-ave.' 'hrousn M"
.va N Eortv-arst-st thence 10 Mad.son-ave, ooWh
Madison-aye to Thirtieth-st and thence 10 'he
New-Hampshire After the return 10 the SNIP '''e
Indiana's VII. pay visit TO 'he Nc" oim I'm
Naval Militiamen The officers OF the battahoii WIN
give a dinner TO the Assistant Secretary OF 'ie
T.yy tho Navor Fighting Bob Evans. OF the
INDIANA and other prominent officials at 7:5O p m
After the dinner the New-Hampshire VIII DC III
spected and the guests of the evening VIII WITNESS
an exhibition OF signalling, fencinS ana ot"e'
specialt.es.
Governor Morton has appointed the following Of
ocers 70 represent the State of NewYork at the
annual meeting of the Association OF Military
Surgeons to be held in Philadelphia on May l., 10
and IA: Majors Robert V. Mcllim, George X. Fo"ier
Herman Bende1 and Floyd S. Crego.
call of Governor Seymour just before the batte OF
(ettvsburg are interested in the bill which has peeh
introduced in Congress by L. f. Qusg. the obJeci OF
which is TO furnish medals in recognition OF the ser
vice 1t is not known how many of the l53'I o'hcers
and men VINO went forward at that time are alive
now, but Il is believed that the $o,Vn asKed ior
will be sufficient to buy medals for al
INSPECTION AT VAN CORTLANDT.
General F. C. McLewee will inspect the First
Signal Corps Captain Homer w. Hedge, at Van
Cortlandt Park on May % at p. m. The corps
will be mounted and will 60 through the regular
cavalry drill There Will also be an exhibition In
signaling
omining Board.
The members of the 9th Company. 7th Regiment.
are still talking about the good time they all had
At the dinner which the nor-comIai5sicaed ohlcers
55iace at the savoy and the beautiful green room
was appropriately decorated for the OCCASION Ser
sea' sssn Francs n c; Ianaon. Frst Lieutenant IL. {.
Duval and Sc oond Lieutenant James W. Cleyeland
MmSss Ss6orne 1heF' D. iSs'h n Bng Z f. Sico and r.
Lyman COrg0r1s wa E M4leI Keea s jay.ar ir v. T.
Little g " Whitney and p d H. steTaT G Lancs thecs
OdpSras snd b b MoAIpn Although late whsn the
merry party broke up. a second entertainment t0oN
Company men thought it time to go home
The baseball game between the 9th and 10Th com
highly sTSting ssrnsa Of Sasg whGh Sh
si>orry'' Worden's home run will be remembered as
the feat atures , ~, e.
The entertainment prepared by General Ruger for
the officers the 7th Regiment was higniy enjoy
able and Instructive. bu; General Ruger missed a
good opportunity Of meeting some OF the best ma
feria in the crack regiment when he forgot 10 In
yte the eutenants.
TROUBLE AHEAD FOR THE 9Th.
The eth Regiment was in trouble short time ago
about its armory and the members feared that
that command would be homeless between April 50
,ha mid he rpa1
for OCCUPANCY The Armory Board has queted the
fears by Releasing the present quarters for two
months Bu, more serious trouble confronts the
command. The wrange which grew out OF the
Stay a. the arr,Ny has caused one officer