The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-05
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
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only. Oct. 8, 30, and 81.
Squadron A, Major Charles y. Roc. WIN celebrate
the seventh anniversary of its organization by a
dinner at Delmonioo's on Wednesday evening, April
10. The squadron has also decided to purchase nifty
horses for the use OF its members.
The First Battery, Capt. Wendell, has elected three
Licutenants, as foliowsi Ex-Adjutant William II.
Truman OF the Ninth Regiment Junior First Lieuten-
ant, Sergeant Robert NJ. Lyman from Company I.
Seventh Regiment. senior Second Lieutenant, and
A. W. singleman, a former soldier in the army,
Junior Second Lieutenant. The second annual ball
of the Officers and drivers of tho
battery will be held in the West Forty fourth street
armory on Saturday evening. April IL.
Capt. Wilson of the Second Battery. who has been
I'll. is now convalescent. Drills by ~platoons in this
command have been discontinued, and until further
notice the entire battery will be drilled in dismount-
ed evolutlons on.wednesday evenings. The. battery
will hold q stag in the armory on Saturday even
ing.:May ..
Tho Third Battery will assemble for dismounted
drill tomorrow night and on April "a. The first
platoon I'm command Of Ifeut IainQ. will hold
mounted drills on April 10 and II. and the second
platoon. under Lieut.. Nickcrson, will parade for
mounted instruction on April IS, 90, and "a.
In the Seventh Regiment at the present time the
leading topic is the twenty ninth athletic games. TO
be held In the armory next Saturday night.
In tho Eighth Regiment Col. Chauncy has ap.
pointed Surgeon II. Bierhofr quartermastcr OF the
Fist Battalion. Company C is to elect Sergeant
Quigley from the Twenty second Regiment q Second
Lieutenant. Company d will have a pound party at
the armory, April II.
Inc Twelfth Regiment will be reviewed by Major
Gen. Daniel Butterneld on Tuesday evening,
April 81. when a new stand OF colors will be pre-.
sented to them by the State. The regiment will
probably send a rife team TO Savannah, Ca, to
represent It in the Interstate contest. The match
for the Jones trophy in the armory range will be
shot on Monday and Tuesday of the coming week.
ha1or'Gen. 4. A. hcAlpin VIII review the
Thirteenth Regiment in its armory next Thursday
evening. and during the parade medals for long and
faithful service will be presented to the following
members; For twenty years, to Assistant surgeon
Arthur r.. Jarrett; for nfteen years, to Quartermas-
ter Charles "erneri Tor ten years. capt. George +.
Cowen, Lieut. i. 8. Fanstock. Lieut.. ]. I. Ashley,
ouartermaster Sergeant val werner sergeant '.pB.
Bateman. Privates J. r. Cooper, r. R. Devigne. and
ID. l.. fraly. a thir'y.hi'h anniversary OF M o
DRAFTED on APRIL 2s, on which date tho active regi.
ment will tender q review 10 the Veteran Associa-
ton. Company c has elected Second Lieutenant
sam '
The event in the TWENTY. second Regiment at tho
present time is the review by Major Gen T. II.
RuRer. o.. 8. A., to be held in the armury tomorrow
night. and reception to follow. During the evening
medals for armory mari m will be presented
and,company A will receive the Marion-sims trophy.
which was won by Private Purdy recently in a
competitive examination az Q member of the Hos
initial Corps. Lieut.. Asten of Company @ has been
detailed a. ofnoer Of the guard on the occasion of
the review. Company A, Capt. Murphy, will hold
an informal reception on Monday evening. Aprn
IS. The regimental athletic club has decided to
hold athletic games at the armory on Thursday
evening, April 80, and an interesting programme Is
now being arranged. A prominent feature OF the
entertainment will be an interscholastic relay race.
The association has Just elected the following ON.
GERS for the ensuing year: President. Capt. N. B.
rhurston; Vice. President. Capt. Frank Isherwood;
Treasurer. Capt. T.. w. Daytoni Secretary. Ser
geant MAJOR A. " Hiaer' Heeoruins eeore'Aly, T.
vato o. q. hohanoor, narsha' Liou'' 4. D.. MARI.
Company X VIII shoruS nou n eeenon 0 seoonu
Lieutenant In place Oh Aooo''' ie'sheo' anu fnS'
Sergeant W. r. Barber wiz DO inc ohiy cAhoiuA'o'
Company ID mas unanimously eieo'oo osoono iAeu.
tenant In tho person Oh Suai'efmAs'or 'ers"~h'
Romano OF Company l.
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At ths review VI the Forty seventh Regiment to-
morrow night in its arpory by Gen. J. v. Messrole.
the onhcers' trophy will be presented to Company
A for having the Dos, pereehtHse OF at'ehuAnoe o
the past year. anu inc ioAowihs momoeis oi III
regiment VIII DC presented win the state ionR scr
vice medalsi rriHa'e george W. race COMPANY =
for twenty-five years. AdJutant waiter r, barnes
Capt. Daniel y. SuihNhh' rHbt oofBehnI rrhnk ID