New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-24
NEUS From TIE ARMORIES.

THE SECOND BRIGADE TXAMINiNG BOARD
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
The war scare Of the hast few days has gwen the
members 81 the National Guard IL chance to "ouu'r
they were 10 have something TO do besides carving on
the routine work Of the agmoreN. whether th'' WIN
or not ha, ut least given them something 10 '"'N
about and have fun II has been suggested U't
fine Indian fighter, Il the 18th Regiment again send
n Washington an offer Of assistance. and trade their
fin pan. and camping utensils for sailors Kits As ar
y, known they have Yet been too busy VIII "'o
new tactic, 10 come 10 She Of the Government
In fact the 32d Regiment men are ahead OF theni anu
are calling for II chance to show their mette
Cautaln Ezra De Forest. Of Company {. ia hesl-
ment now acting Major having been placed at the
hcod Of the Sd battalion which has been formed In the
regiment for tho purpose Oi instruction IN the he"
tactics. Companies A. and c constitute the ISL
Battalion under Lieutenant Colonel tieNis I. SMITH
Companies f.. +. & and II, constitute The "a I"'lo"'
under Major G.. =. Waters. Captain DE fOrcS' Ha> 'o
puuics {. and /.
Tho i-th Regiment In, changed IT. plan Of trans
actin, bn~iue,s and Instead Of entrustng 10 10 council
II officer, has established an Executive Commute"
which viii meet tn" first Mondav IN each
month The subcommittee will make their reports
10 the Executive Committee from time To time
The following subcommittee were appointed OF the
Executive Committee. presided over by Lieutenant
Colonel IlubbelI on Wednesday evening Amory-
CAPTAIN, Libby and Fish fnance-Captains Eddy and
Quick: entertainment Captain Liddle and Lieutenant
Hart: range Captains Christorc and Upper
The second Brigade Examining Board on Monday
evening examined several candidates. Ihey were
First Lieutenant W r. Colyer recently elected captain
Of Company f.. sd Regiment First Lieutenant +. II.
Mitchell the captain elect Of Company r.. lith i"sr
neut second Lieutenant Edward Morris. the candidate
for The second iicuienancy of Company A. 2}d Req
m,nt Corporal William Buyer second lieutenant eject
OF Company II. ;}2d Regiment.
Company f.. 47th Regiment and tho Prosper
IIariIcr, will have Joint games at the armory Oh feO'
ruary - The following committee Is making the
arrangements Captain Quick, Lieutenant EnSehamt
sergeant Miller. Corporal Dickinson and Private
Thoma,cl for the regiment. and J. H. Melor Charles
Kcescman. f. II. Whtelatch. Frank kuhAe ana H.
sibey for the Prospect lIarriere. Entries may DE
mad before February 20. vita Lieutenant Englehard
AT the arnlory or j. II. Mcllor, No. i0Os Fuiton-s
The annual gnmcs OF Company II. 18th Regiment
will 10 held at The arm0.y on February 20
The delegate, from the nd Regiment to the con
y.ntion OF the National Guard Association AT Albany
last wcei. wcro: colonel Clark, Major steers Lieu
Tenant Ea.ncM and Lieutenant Conrad tn" alter
nate, we're Captains >clocneck and Maxson. ana Lieu
tenants TeC and Mitzcll.
The sd REGIMENT will have review ana reception
ot fine last OF February. II is probable that the re-
,i.y viii be offered to Inspector General Thomas H.
McGmth.
FIRST Lieutenant Richard H. Harding, of Company
g. IAN Regiment. who mas just been placed IN CON
mara OF Company Il. has resigned
rne adjutant has not yet been appointed in ;he
an ccgnent 20 IN the vacancy 10 which Lieutenant
charlie, F. Fish was appointed just before he died.
Capalns Libby Liddls and Upper represented tho
t7th REGIMENT ut the meeting OF tile National Guard
,,s,,i,ton Lieutenant Colonel william F. Harding,
captan William L. Watson, captain "i'iiam Kirby
and Captain Charles IL. Luscomb represented shs l3ts