New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-22
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Corpora X. M.
private I Seward u"
The following non-commissoned ofncers were eN
amined by the regimental board on THURSDAY anu
nassed: Company H-Sergeants William Bur'is
MILES and Henry b. Turner jr.. and Corporal W al
Tor Bloomfield ir Company F. Corporal ChHoiu
Drake: Company f, Corporal James u. Ihorh'on
COMPANY K Sergeant Charles H. Wainwright anu
Sergeant Thomas Barrow. Corporais =. N"e
barnard Oegood Smith, and George s. Brewster
The regiment Will be reviewer ny "
IN the evening of April ?.
Colonel Chauncey of the Sth Regiment mas laue
the following staff appointments: surgeon, Ma'o.
Louis K Neft: assistant surgeon Oapta" nv -
A Haubold inspector OF rihe p'ao"'e'
uenry Melville; quartermaster. Laeu'eha".
som. ir: commissary Of subsistence 80, n-,sa
Arnold: chaplain, Captain Charles LIE w. D
man: adiutants, First Lieutenant Eusehe ~ ~
o., and First Lieutenant John Clnord broNH'
Ouar,ermaster Ransom was formerly d "'e"'oe
~ the 10th Battalion. Adjutant Austen was ''e
her of the lst Signal Corps and AdJu'a"' d.
is a graduate from the Tenth Company OF 'he II"
COMPANY d. sh Regiment, win give an i, eh an1,l
tainment Tammany Hall on the eoei h,S ~ made
The concert which will take place al .b fhy he well
the evening Of March III, ~ w w SISTED by num-
oe The "a vacancy in Company F. Sth Regimeni'
has been filled by the election or Lieutenan. ~ -,
Hawkes. First Lieutenant F. o. Lawson has been
aiected CAPTAIN OF Company d, to succeed captain
Jarvis. promoted
HOPING TO MOVE IN APRIL
The 1st Battalion OF the 9th Regiment had
drill at the armory on TUESDAY eVehihs -na'0
Solomon Z. Japha In command ana the three
compan,es commanded by Captains H. ). POOLE
John d. Walton and Henry l.. Dessar, maze
creditable appearance. There were few VISITORS
on the floor and no members who we're not com
PEELED be there were in the armoryua Site no
wonder The place Is In disgraceiu cohuitioii
nd 10 an
trial which every one naturally taxes pans ~ ~
unless the plans miscarry the command will take
possession of the new ar HenT hex' 6aK Of Com
pany b. 9th Regiment. who was sent TO JAZZ Tor
Of fines WAS the esse 81 Week
cause of the exaggerated reports when were CIR "
duty. He failed to appear and show cause why
the fine should not be imposed. and utterly ~,
there Sfre was ne nothing left for the officers to but
resort the extreme measure and have me ue-
Se nsosntd sent ON r a oak thrown
When members of the National Guard persist IN
of OAK. drills s" and all other company duties are
ignored. they should be punished. and their places
The mother OF Private Oak made plea for the
release Of her son, and to please the mother the
dropped from the regimental roll.
18TH REGIMENT ACTIVITIES.
The Schiefelin trophy will be shot for at the 18th
Regiment Armory range April 20 Companies
and F will shoot for the Riker trophy at p. m.
next Wednesday. Companies b and scheduled
for $50 D. m, Companies c and for g. and the fed
and staff and non-commssioned stan for $50. Com
panes and G will have the range at 10 p. m, and
Company at 1890 p m. The second competition for
April 6 and 4 Company A will have evening OF
Joint athletic games With the T bs csS at the
tween Company !. Captain Thomas Denny, IT,. and
the Pastime Athletic Club will be , held Z. in the
armory on Thursday evening Ihere VIII DE an un
usually large programme. -. ~ a o, y, 81,
Corporal Alfred H. Abel Of Company X 1th Re e.
hs been spR9n1sa
onsrtermaster- Sergeant William j. Buckley. of thu
The 18th Regiment attended divine service at tn
anpearsnce but would have looked much
ter II the uniforms had been less shabby Overcoat
are needed by this command as badly as new
There will be large turn out wednesday even
msnd will be reviewed by Major General Thomas
Kruger. u. s. A: The detail for the guard viii be
sssr Of q ,h see guard Brandes
ssrseants four corpeTaIs and twenty pTiystes x,.r
efficers will be entertained by Colonel Greene at tn
Waldorf Colonel Greene and other officers OF tn
from Sficers Of the National Guard because Of ~
ssSS Sy General MeIess a" the
The toowns members Of the o regiment ryte will vii Re
evening of the review: Class ii Twenty years.
Sci geant William s. GIeason cas
% Il nsrsy nsen Musician BEEN M0rr
~ % Private Henry zsse CAPTAIN
ksSSes w. Timpson, Sergeant William J. stoskman
ssrd s,otes' IT, and serseans-Major John Miller
.KA CROWD AT NOOyTIDE SERVICES.
sTtjAaw Church was packed to the doors yester