New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
GUARD NOTES
TALK ABOUT THE CAMP sEAsoN-NH'
VIEWS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

r,, weather of last week called forth many
.vo.,,ons as 10 the coming camp season Anhous"
there was much talk on the SUBJECT ho'i''e -.
has been decided upon IL Is proo" ,h,ch
,,,u he opened on June a. but the coi'"a',N -.
uvm take possession on that day mas no' ~. y. ~.
Iected Many officers who saw the WIN" ID, hs
oar,n last season hope that Major SacKpoie WI"
camp '"'' .. a,,,,.r+ again. and that the otner
49, ,ho AID co much toward making INC r
49,. = srccess will be allowed 10 uy i. o u
GENERAL cIewee Colonel G. J. Greene, $3.50 during
TOO and CAPTAIN n. y. Thurstoh WI NJ .,o. m the
~. season in camp and were OF sre'' So b,ch
,ost commander. The changes III III, ~, been
80. o- n-onosed by General McA!pin nave nv ~, -.
made and there is some doupt "ne"
Much will depend on the appropriation o.x as
-. ho,.e baen circulated for the last "een -
- ..aonendent practice march whicn ou"a TT
A will, make Members OF the coh',n'" Gov, that no
,rs about the scheme. and II Is s"ie ,.ad The
.vch march has been seriously coi'' a. oomn to-
,nr. ~ tho squadron expect 10 20 " $50 hy
HeH'oei ~ - = Much interest is snow" D'
So, - ,he squadron In the movement ~.
,a,,or ~ the Cavalry Institute -,
Iii he held in the armory on Fr'u"! 20 or,cers
-.n,., an organization will be erec'eo anu
elected. .rI ueutenants.
The ,er,mental adjutants are sun ~, Albany
=, - .rx,ous 10 receive the order iio'" go
Tney are a''N' ia o,other bar 10 their shoulder
'.7 VII, IN. order IS issued there WI.
I'll ,ror, the ouartermasters who 'h'''N ."'
sho,,a he captains well as the au'"''
Az ON Guard ANNIVERSARY.
r, o,a Guard will parade on Wednesday ~
~ IN full uniform. to commemorate 10 n m
orr,versary The line will he for'"eu r.osU
h.rn On the same day Major-Gehe'"' ~. - tho
go ~ c commanding the Department - 49,
huser' =. ., 49, ,ho rowlv elected officers A1'ef
- ,s,ouot,on ceremony the COMMAND WIN ,',
" g. r,or,os,e church. Fifth-ave. ana FH'S YIN
81 whore the anniversary service WI" ne o.. ~
naor the direction Of the chaplain TIC NV
John ". Brown ,o ~ the armory
ctair lanes F. Wenman has been ue'', ~
Major Sloan instructor al 'i'e ''
been ordered for tomorrow eVei'"s' :, ao,a in
7, hocns N look as If something woud pe uo's -
tho matter of selecting a new hrearn ioi NV
+onal Guard The history OF the coi''n'is''0'' =.
WAS amounted for that purpose ana d" AZ
its efforts TO secure a superior qucK-H'ls I'M 49,
r,,bsbed IN The Tribune recently, together WIN CIV
n,r,ors of Rrieader-Ceneral b. NJ WmtlocK anu
49, .xnarts on the subject. The state Boaro Vi
Examiners has now in its possession nu'hoei -
,mnroved American guns, and these VIII oe 'e ~
the 18th Regiment Armory. Brookiyn' 'o-"oiio
% exnected that the tests will take Week IL nv
longer The armory trials will be for snort range
and quick firing. The long range 'es's VIII tam"
Mace at Creedmoor later In the season.
r,,o -,h pepiment was inspected by Generai NC
1ewee assisted by Colonel Greene ana Major Lee
an Thursday evening. and made remarKaoiy me
annearance and praseworthy record Tor a''enu.
ance Out OF membership Of 1,o4S there were o"ls
six absentees and three OF these were lro" oo,''-
pany c. Captain Pollard. the Inspection Wa W.,
ressed nv Major Oshima, of Field Marshal 1 anna
gata,s staff who was highly pleased with the looks
and the bearing of the citizen soldiers. Inc fesi-
mental band was present and entertained the large
attendance while the routine of inspection was goihs
on.
REMARKABLY FEW ABSENTEES.
These are the figures Of the Inspection OIL WHO"
the officers have good reason 10 be proud'