The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-28
ST, GALLATIN PLACE AND LIVINGSTON ST

commanding onicer hopes that all present. acenowl-
edgiug their loyalty TO the colcrs OF the regiment,
will touch the elbow rs comrades, and that this ef-
fort upon the part OF the regiment may result In fu.
turo reunions OF a similar character
Capt. Francis q. Landon 10 detailed as oricor OF
tho day. and Lieuts. John B. Holland and Charles
W. Nichols As onice:s OF the guard. During the re.
view forty nve members will receive the Resimental
Cross OF Honor for faithful service. The following
named have qualified for the Cross OF Honor with
the figure "7' set with brlIliants (2o years service:
Col. Daniel Appleton, Capt. Walter @. Schuyler,
stan; First Lieut.. Horace c. Duvai. Company L.
Considerable interest 10 being taken In indoor rife
practice by the members OF the First Naval Bat
talon In the armory of the Seventy. nrst Regiment,
and the courtesy OF Col. aresue in placing the regi.
mental range at the disposal Of the battalion 10
greatly appreciated. Signal onicer Liout. Anderson
and First Glass signalman Duane examined candi.
dates for qualified signalmen. Five candidates, G.
L. Andrews. Murray Crosby, Z. Clark, O.. F. Sever.
and G. d. Cottrell, all OF the Second Division, quail.
ned after passing q very rigid eI ANIMATION.
The Twenty second Regiment will hold n rev,ev
and reception on Easter Monday. and II Is possible
that the regiment may appear on that occasion for
the nrss time IN the State service uniform, for
which the men OF the command nave already been
measured. The regimental vaudeville. It has ben
decided. shall be held on the evening OF May o, and
. suitable stage Will be erected In the armory. Com
pany B will hold an election for q Second Lleuten.
ant tomorrow night, and the successful candidate.
IL 10 SAID. VIII be L A. Hamilton. Company A Will
hold an informal reception In the armory on Aprli
IL. and Company e will hold an entertainment and
lance on April 30.
The annual dinner and golden anniversary OF the
twelfth Regiment will be celebrated by the Veterans
on the evening of April 81. In one Of the prominent
hotels u the city. This event Will also commend.
rate the thlFtY nj Hth apnIyaraary - D.
the Twelfth for the war. The following COMMITTEES
nave charge OF tho celebration: Gen. DAM Butterdeld
Col. Charles Z. sprague. Col. Edward NJ. l.. Ehlers.
Col. John d. ottiweii. Capt. William II. scnwalbe.
and First Sergeant James LiaIi. The committee do
siro the hearty cooperation OF Ill ex.members OF
the regiment. whether members of the Veteran As.
ISOLATION or not. and all such are requested TO nd.
dress Capt. william, II. schwaIbe, secretary. ga
Park row, New York city.
Col. Chauncey Of the Eighth Regiment has m.
pointed Capt. Charles E. staIbach reKimentai In.
spector OF rifle practice in place OF Melville. electeo
Captain Of Company +. Lieut.. T. z. Lyon will auc.
coed t" the csptaincy OF Company E.
The annual muster and inspection OF the follow.
Ing organizations will be made by Inspector General
Honmann during the present week: The Fourth Sig
nal Corps OF Buffalo. March 80, Twenty.nrh sepa.
rate Company OF ~Tonawanda. March 81: Forty. ssc.o
anu separate Company OF Niagara Falls. April 1;
Seventy. fourth REGIMENT OF Buffalo. April Q.
The following members Of COMPANY d.. Ninth
Regiment, have been presented with 100 per cent.
duty medals: Capt. John u. Waltham. Lieut.. J. II.
Hendriokson. First Sergeant Marckneid, Quarter.
master Sergeant W. Beaumont, Sergeant J, Beau.
mont. sergeaDts William King ana W. Marzettier.
Corporals George Parker. d. H.. whitioker, Frank
Manual. Lance Corporal George Warner, Private.
IL. Ellis. Z. Lang, 4! Norman. A. Ebbers. J. German,
Z. McKuen. !. Parentine, Y. Rodeil, and A.. l..
springhorn.
Col. smit, OF tho Sixty ninth Regiment has or.
dered battalion drills for April y, o, and o. Ser.
geaut haurics sisk OF Company 4 hao been pro.
motel to ouartermaster Sergeant OF the Second
Battalion. Elections viii soon DO held In COMPANIES
q and I to NIL vacancies. Company a will NIL tho
ohise OF First Lieutenant, made vacant ny the bro.
motion OF Lieut.. Duffy TO tho Captaincy, ana also
the once of Second Lieutenant, made vacant by tho
resignation OF Cornelius Brady. In Company I the
vacancy Is In tho ofice OF Second Lieutenant, caused
by tho resignation OF John Pentony. Il 10 probable
that First Sergeant John Cullen will be promoted to
the place, although it is also rumored there ID a
dark horse.
Col. Watson OF the Thirteenth Regiment will
parade his command in tho armory on "wednesday
evening. April Z. for review by Brig. Gen. James
McLesr. Capt. George W. Rogers mas been detailed
a. ofncer OF the day and Lieut.. I. W. Huiey and
Lieut.. Turtei as officers OF the guard. The marks.
mems badges VIII DO presented, and following tho
military display there will be dancing. The music
committee OF the regiment has appointed W. s.
Mygrant TO tho vacant place OF %ndmast The
Veteran 4 Isociation OF the regiment will he Invited
TO . review at the armory on April go. In ceiebra.
tion of the anniversary OF the departure " the regl.
ment u the war in 1891.
Tho principal event In the Seventy. FIRST Regiment
10 tho re"iew by AdJL.den. Tlllinghast aud the pres.
entAtIon of markSmen'S badges. TO he held next tues.
day night In the Grmory. There will be dancing
after tho military ceremonies. Capt. Clarence aeer
Reton OF Company ! has sent in his resignation. and
pending the reoeipt.of his honorable discharge from
Albany no has been released from the command az
his own request. II 10 understood that Lieut.. VII.
liam y. NeekS can succeed 70 the Cap'sincy II he 90
desires. II IL . well.known fact that Q change OF
administration has been needed In the company.
Col. Greene has appointed Battalion QuarIermaster
sergeant ". l. Murray ReEimenIal ouaTtOFmaster
Sergeant In place OF RAneriys promoted. -