The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-04

In camp with the soventy.nut Regiment this week
will be the Fourteenth Separate Company Of Kings.
ton. Capt. r. +. Tompkins; the Sixteenth Separate
Company OF Catskill. Capt. W. w. Bennett; the
Thirty-sixth Separate Company of Schenectady. Capt.
A. A. Yatea and the Forty-seventh Separate Company
from Honellsville. Capt. F. O.. Babcock.
The Twenty. second Regiment will relieve the Seven.
ty-nrst Regiment In camp next Saturday afternoon,
and for this purpose Col. Bartlett directs his COM
mand TO assemble at the armory In fatigue uniform.
wearing campaign hats, ut II 80 O'Clock in the morn
ing. Capt. J. N. Boriand has been detailed as oflcer
OF the day. and Lieuts. ]. A. Bell and D. Lowenbein
onicer of the guard. Capt. william J. Maidhof Of
Company Z. Tweuty-second Regiment, 4 familiar ng.
uro In National Guard circles for many years, and
senior Captain IN the regiment. has applied to be
placed on the retired list. dating from tomorrow.
His retirement will be the loss OF \ very efficient ON
cor. who has been q member OF the Twenty second
for nearly twenty six years. He enlisted as q private
in Company Z In November. 1871; was promoted
Commissary Sergeant in June. 1873; Sergeant.MaJor
December. 1879; First Lieutenant company D, No
vember. 1850. and Captain Dec. 10. 1883. Tho
father OF Capt. Maidhof. Col. J.. Maidhof. during tho
rebellion commanded the Eleventh Regiment. and
also the Fourth Brigade of New York Volunteer.
The members Of Company A, Twenty.third Regi.
ment, will proceed to Montauk Point. Long Island. on
July 80. to 60 into camp and remain for three days.
The object IL to gain instruction in neld service. IN
Guiding cooking.
These members Of Squadron A arc distinguished
for having performed 100 per cent. Of all duty during
the past year: stan and Non-Commiasiouod STAFF
AdJt. John I. Holly. Qu~artermasterL Louis v. o'Donohue.
Commissary clifford Hurry. Lieut.. R. Il. sayre, Ser
geant-Mator 8. r. Bradley. Jr.. Commihsary SergesntA.
B. Dune. Chief Trumpeter Albert C. Brathw ate. Color
Bearer George c. Throops. and Color Bearer Thomas
B. Clifford. Jr. Troop one-capt. Oliver G. Brtdgman.
Lieuts. H.. W. Williams and A. ". Corning. Ser.
geants L.. B. Gawtry. Alfred B. Maclay. and
Horace Barnard. Jr; Corporais =. Il. North,
A. wendt. and J. C. Havenmeyer; ArtIncer Charles
?. Squibb: Privates W. Adams. Bonner. Brown. Car
son, Clark. Cleland. Holt. Jenny. Mellin. and Thery.
Troop ~Two-Capt. Howard @. Badgley. sergeants
william II. Lov.nGton and A. r. Moen; Corporals E.
C. Moen and c. 8. Haight; Artincer W. D. Judson;
Privates c. r. Agneu. H. C. Smith, o. 2. whitehead,
W. S. whitehead. Jr. HeartSorn. Hopkins, and Pease.
Troop ~Three-capt. Latham O.. Reed. Lieut.. Herbert
Barry, First Sergeant j. 8. FrelinghuySen, Quarter
master Sergeant +. B. Bovine, Sergeant y. W.. Jones
Jr, and Corporal J.. N. Stearns. Jr. The following
Members arc entitled to honorable mention for hav
ing been absent from duty but once during the
drill season Of the past year: Major Charles
p. Roe, Ordnance Sergeant w. C. Colby. Lieuts
p. r. Coudcrt. Jr.. and L. NJ. Grear, and Second Lieut.
T. C. sus, First Sergeant @. o. Robbins. QuArtermas
ter Sergeant w.Cowdey. sergeants VIC CANNON. r
l.. Patterson. s. Phelps. and J. II. Hammond; Cor
porals z. c. Hoyt, n. Earle. W. Alexander. and r
Emmett; Privates 7. u. Adams. W. F. Smith. II. A
Mosle, Bayne. and Beilknap; Musician c. C. THAN
There Is some talk about the squadron making . visit
to Newport, r. l., in u few weeks.
Tho First Naval Battalion Commander Duncan. goei
on Its annual cruise from July "a to 81 in the vicinity
of Fishers Island. The battalion will receive instruc
ton on tho United States shipa Maine and Massachu
setts and the torpedo boat Ericsson.
The Second Naval Battalion, in a number OF cutters
will he lowed up the Sound on July "a for n week
work at Sands Point, Mamaroneck, Oyster Bay anc
Huntington. which will occupy the time up to Thurs
day, July 30. when they will return to New Yorl
city. and from there proceed to GraVesend Bay. wher'
on Friday, July 81. some shore man9uvrss and boa
drills will be he'd, In which It Is expected the Firs
Naval Battalion and possibly some bluejackets from
the United states war vessels may take part. Alto
the maneuvres the battalion will proceed to Smith
Point, on the Sound. where q permanent summer
camp will he established. where details from tn
several dlviaions can proceed on Saturday., to remaii
over Sundays. and make sOundings.
An election for a First Lieutenant In Company
Forty seventh Regiment. VIII DO hold next Tuesday
the candidate heing Second Lieut.. Doremus.