New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

Colonel Bates Of the list Regiment has arranged
10 hold a review on Saturday evening. November
IS Through the courtesy OF Colonel Appleton. the
review will be held at the arInory Of the It'll MT
FanciulE the band leader. has resigned and the
question of his successor is being considered.
At the meeting OF the board of officers OK tho regi-
he music committee be authorized to choose a
new band leader. Colonel Bates then informed me
officers that under the military code the selection
Of a band leader Law entirely with him. out that
Ne would be pieased to entertain any suggestions
The Officers Of the regiment have voted to adopt
the new dress uniform OF the army. Lieutenant
tain He served in the Spanish-A nertcsn War and
is well known riieman; Company Is vii iI . hoid
day candidate is Sergeant w. A. Deamater
Colonel W. Powell. United States Army. Will ad-
dress the officers OF the I'D Regiment at the ar
mory on November ls. having for his subject, The
Practical Side Of Soldering"
The First Division Of the I'd Naval Battalion
will hold fair a, It's headquarters on Novem-
SQUADRON A. in command OF Major Bridgman.
will parade for inspection and muster at Van
Cortiandt Park Saturday, November I. at 10 90
= N. TIE squadron viii assemble at us ar G oT
mory at $50 a m
Governor Chamberlain Of Connecticut. accom-
panied by his staff will arrive In this city at the
Grand Central Station at $50 p next Friday TO
review the 18th Regiment al us armoTy ~ a Colonel
Austen and officers Of the regiment at dinner
at the Hotel St George. Brooklyn.
Members Of the 7th Regiment awaiting or
ders 70 parade at the armo-y or The short no .
for review By General Ian Hamilton OF the Sri'isn
army.
Troop has 1T, ranks filed to the limit and a
number OF men the waiting list II VIII parade
Tor annual inspection next Saturday
Tn - date the 18th Regiment has qualified ss5
-t,- rhO~r 1-s X
merits and eleven distinguish experts. Great ef-
forts are being made to excel the record OF tast
ksas rs President Major Huston vice
presdent CAPTAIN EoSteF eTgssnt Murp6V ann
Dor rsssyn,onains secretary Captain Winthrop The
es viii be held about December at the
gressiye euchre at the arnory'
-,-., Jarvis OF the sth Regiment announces
us, OF matches to be shot for in the armory
~,ngs and has issued complete rules governing
rase practice in the regiment. The arnory button
WI qualify az marksnen sharpshooters. The
matches are Tear n, tbree ns fndiSduai match
sn- the chapIains medal; team Of five match ano
rd each eos and aops corps Of
the regiment
Colonel william, J. Harding. commander OF
rrIvsses s Grant Post No s27 G. A r.. Is to nave
a review Of the I'd Regiment, TO be held al tie
regtuentaI arrnory In November Colonel faroitnss
rBr
Porter when In command OF the "a - -InIo.ei
60 onel Harding also served a. lieutenant ssC,or
in the 18th Regiment and as assistant 80 -,
general OF the State Lieutenant GOoaA!e % 70
nany c has resigned account OF Ie.uL ra-s
Vermont He served thirteen years III 81 5-,aa1,
ment and popular officer r sa~9sa5t z:
c.orre Ma hon will succeed him. ana SCI rsa
n Hearn will succeed the first ser ,rhicb
70 rninating committee Of company rendered the
se-g.snt 6Keefe was chairman has ra.,t W
non1inntton for second lieutenant 20 81 - ba.n
a " Foster ne il an ex -voiGnteer anu nae ~ p
.S,- =. yeor. Win the company Corpora n
Emrton q Company c. has o Be- n ~ n-ofession
80 40 locked upon as a promising oincer'
Captain william n. porenus =. =, b,,s,-
t'tn f'esiinFh' 'a' g. nanish.Amercan War and
ness ness rsi1na az as private on Decei0e'
lsgL
BID. vii, be opened next Friday 40 for . the aOn-
srucfou Of new 0ry for sh' az ,.'p hoping that
and members OF ~ 6sAys In awarding tns
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