New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-07
MARCH OUTS" NEXT SUMNER.
PLANS FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD-REG1MENTA1.
HAPPENINGS.

PLANS FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD-REGIMENTA1.
HAPPENINGS.
While it is little early to give an exact pro-
gramme for next summers camp season, 1t Is
known to be the intention of the military authori
ties to favor march OUTS on which the men can
receive instruction under service conditions. estab
fishing their camps and drawing and cooking
their rations It is possible If sufficient ap-
preparation be secured that some of the troops
will be sent up into the northwestern part of the
State field instruction. Peeskill will, of course.
be used for some of the troops, and march outs
will be made from here as was done last year with
such success.
review of the list Regiment has been accepted
by General Hawkins, U. S. A. for January % at
the regimenta armory 1t is also INTENDED that the
war colors of the regiment, carried in the CAM
paign In Cuba, shall be presented TO the veteran
Association the evening.
Major David Banks who detailed from the
supernumerary list to duty the staff OF Major
General Roe, and assigned to assist in the inspec-
tors department it seems was not selected to I'LL
permanently the place of inspector made vacant
by the appointment Of Colonel Hoffman as adju-
tant general. General Roe has appointed Colonel
w. Carey Sanger, assistant inspector, to the place
of Inspector, and Lieutenant Colonel William H.
Chaplin of the 65th Regiment, has been appointed
assistant inspector. Both officers are well known
and highly esteemed in the National Guard Colo
mel Sanger's record includes service as major and
quartermaster Third Brigade, January 4, 1885. and
the same place in the Second Brigade october 8,
1885, major and inspector of the Second Brigade
October "a, 1885, major 18th Regiment. october ~,
$780, assistant chief of artillery, March g. 1882 and
lieutenant colonel of the 2OSd New-York volunteers
during the Spanish war Colonel Chaplin Joined the
65th Regiment as a first lieutenant in March, 1880
was appointed adjutant in June, 1885, promoted
major in August 1883 and resigned in May, 1884,
appointed adjutant in March, 1886, and elected
lieutenant colonel in January, 1892. During the
Spanish war he served lieutenant colonel of the
65th New-York Volunteers
The members of Troop { Will meet at tne arnU Sg
tomorrow night for the annual election OF civil
officers and other business, -, .oa
Members of the 9th Regiment have Deen ordered
60 assemble at the armory next wednesday nlgnt.
and reception be held the latter part OF January.
A large number of officers are expected 10 pc
terry wednesday night, and among those who have
accepted Invitations are Adjutant General Hon-
man General Roe, General Butt General smith,
various officers Of the Governors staff the division
staff and also the brigade staff. The military part
of the programme viii begin az o'clock. a.
Company drills in the 22d Regiment have been dis
begin Tomorrow night, have been ordered in their
place Companies a. B. and II have been ordered
to drill Mondays, Companies 70, - ana on
Wednesdays and Companies c F. and 4 on FRI
days Company A, Captain Murphy, VIII hold
dance at the arrnory tomorrow night. -
Shooting In the armory range or the 12tn Hegi-
fact that the electric plant for the clearing out OF
the the smoke could not be used by Of fire
the revolver on Monday nights The company
team match for the Leonard trophy, to be shot
for on January %, is already exciting considerable
interest. There will be a review and reception
in the latter part of January -.
Lieutenant H NJ Horton. of Company l. 18th
Regiment who has been connected with the mill
Volunteers in the Spanish war. has resigned
account Of business