The sun., 1895-03-12

22; Companies ID and q, Monday, Aarch25: Com.
panies and +, Tuesday. March 20; Companies q
and X, Wed ncsday. March "a; Companies and ],
Thursday, March 70. Assembly at o'clock r. M. Each
battalion OF two companies will be divided into -four
commands. The officers OF the several battaons will
report to the commanding officer In his quarters for
instruction after the close OF the drill their
spectve drill nights All officers OF the regiment
invited to be present on these occasions.
Major Charles +. Roe is in command of squad.
A. The staff of the squadron is as follows: Ad.
Jutant with rank OF First Lieutenant John J. Holly;
Quartermastcr with rank of First Lieutenant, L. f.
oDonohue; Assistant Surgeon, with rank OF Captain
7. II. Allen; Sergeant Major. Philip G. SHs Quarter.
master Sergeant, C. G.. williams; Commssary Ser.
geant, clifford Hurry; Ordnance Sergeant, w. c.
Colby: Chief Trumpeter A. L. BraithwaIte; Color
Bearers, &. 4. Throop and E. L. Patterson. The
officers OF the two troops follows Troop
]. Capt Oliver II. Brldgman and Second Lieut..
Francis Halpn Troop 2. Capt. Howard q. Badg.
ley and Second Lieut. Latham q. Reed. The Board
of Examination for non.commissioned Officers con.
sists OF Capt. Briigman. Capt. Badgey. and Lieut.
Hspin. The career OF Squadron A will bo watched
with great interest by military men in general
The First Battery Capt. Louis Wendell. will hold an
entertainment and ball. under the auspices OF the
non.commissioned officers, on Saturday evening.
March 80
This week witnesses tho following Inspections
in the separate companies by InspectorGeneral
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the Sixth Battery. Bnghamton: Wednesday. March
10, the Twentysixth Separate Company. Elmra;
Thursday, March II. the Th!rtict Separate Company.
Elmira, and on Friday, March 10 the Forty Seventh
Separate Comp'ay of 'ornellsvilie.
The Twenty-second Separate Company Capt. Lester,
stationed AZ Sar ,toga. have been inspected
Friday. March l. one hundred and three members.
100 per cent. were present Ono from
New York. one from Florida and one from California
Owing to threatened attack OF the grip. however.
the 1nspector'General was unable to make the In
spection, which had to be postponed.
Great pre- eparations have been made by Company
OF the Eighth Battalion TO make their coming fair q
success. The fair will be held during the entire first
week OF April. In the rifle shooting section OF the
exhibition there will be cash prize OF s25, bronze
OF the same value. to company teams OF three men
from any company OF the National Guard of Naval
Militia OF the United States. The entrance fee is 81
per team. Creedmoor rules will govern. and tho
targets represents goo 300 and 500 yards All entries
must be made previous to March IS to Lieut. Freeman
armory, Park avenue and Ninety fourth street.
The Thirteenth Regiment will be reviewed by Ad1t.
Gen. McAlpin next Wednesday night at its arnory.
The Seventy first Regiment, Col. Greene. on Tues
day evening next. will hold a review in Its armory
The honors have been accepted 10y Mayor Strong. Tie
regiment on this occasion will be divided into thrss
battaiions The First Battalion will be commanded by
Major Augustus 7. Francis; the second. by Major
Clinton II. Smith, and the third, by Capt John II.
Whitte. The ceremonies include the presentation of
long service medals and the dedication of a bronze
tablet to the memory OF the members OF the Seventy
nrst Regiment killed In the battle OF Bull Run Com
pany has elected First Sergeant Beekman Second
Lieutenant Company has elected C. Graham Bacon,
Jr., an ex-member Of Troop A, as First Lieutenant.
The Volunteer Signal Corps OF the Ninth Regiment
Lieut. Marable commanding. will give entertain.
ment in the arrory on the evening OF April l0. all
the friends OF the corps present standing
room will bo Mt premium. In the regiment
Private Paul T. Howard OF Company and
Corporal Joseph r. Donohue OF Company A have
been appointed sergeants. There viii be o review
of the regiment In the armory the evening April
30. The presentation OF marksmen's decorations and
the STATE medals for long and faithful service will be
one OF the features OF the night. Recruiting is
progressing favorably. Lieut.. Young OF Company
has received his commission.
The annual reception OF the Third Gating Battery,
Capt Rasquin. will bo held in the armory, Clermont
avenue, near Myrtle, March 2s. A large delegation
OF this command will attend the reunion OF the Sow
enteenth Separate Company, Flushing, on March le