New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-10-09
NATIONAL GUARD NEW D.

NAIIONA HI OCAhD
There will probably be change in the aIHuai
inspections and musters OF National Guard
aon this d season so as 70 infq 16assp eet e
the same time. The inspections and musterS WIZ
not be made until after January l.
The infantry organizations that began drills Iase
Monday night. under the drill regulations found =
difficult to forget the old Instructions sspecIa;
however. good progress was made
Colonel Jarvis of the sth Regiment has decided
10 parade his command for divine service. IN 0''
Parrick,s Cathedral on Sunday afternoon. october
Is The regiment Will first assemble az Ine yiil
in full dress uniform OF o'clock company
will begin tomorrow night
Captain James Lynch. Of the eth Regiment Is
going on a six months tour OF Europe. IL Is saiu
TO be not unlikely that he may sever MS come For
ton with the Sth. The semi-annual returns .t io
six months ended September 81 kasI snU" mem
b Der 'S''''''''
The LIST Signal Corps. Captain Erlandsen. began
dismounted drill last Monday night. and later VIII
take up series Of mounted drills
caDtains Charles F. Holm. Of Company c. and
Timothy F. Donovan. Of Company B, OF the 44th
Regiment, have both resigned on account OF Ousl-
ness. Captain Donovan was member OF 6nS 1 bss
Tor more than twelve years ana captain Foi'" "''
been member since june IsVo
Now that Colonel william A Stokes. OF the go
Regiment has been sworn in. a committee has been
appointed to nominate a candidate for lieutenant
colonel It is believed that Major Frederick a;
Wells will receive the unanimous suPp0IL VI ~
w so Tu WiI HI probabIy succeed to the post OF
major. Captain F. C. bennington may run against
Hamilton.
The strength Of the 9Th Regiment at present Is
s27 officers ana men. net gain In the last SIX
In the Cd Signal Corps. Captain e BiSelow has
been elected president Of the civil organization r
W. Lovejoy secretary and Robert NJ Byers treas
urer
Company K 18th Regiment. Captain Rodgers
will hold smoker and vaudeville entertainIas a.
Wednesday night at the armOry- company %
planning a theatre party
Captain Wendell. Of the 1st Battery. will take up
drills by battery in the new armory tomorrow
night. and will continue them weekly. There VIII
day nights recruit drills in command Of Lieu
tenant We1de r On ngnts S. a t ps
nit practice by every member at least once ,,, a
Weekly in Command Of First Sergeant Jansen
Corporal b. E Gilbert and Quartsrmaster Ser
geant McE:lroy. OF Company D. I'D Regiment. hope
TO arrange for a visit OF the company to the
Worlds Fair. Companies and opened the dril
season iast Monday company gave S 6m1snv q
gave a stag on Friday night
Colonel Dyer Of the 18th Regiment. has decided
20 begin drills October II. instead OF waiting until
November. as at first intended The non-commis-
stoned officers OF the company paraded as pail
bearers at the funeral Of Corporal E. V keegan
buried last Monday in Calvary Cemetery with mill
tary honors. The non-comHiSSioued ofncers or
Company A entertained Captain Parker and Lieu
tenants Lindsey and Hoeninghaus at a dinner last
Wednesday. Colonel Dyer was also present
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Sir Howard Vincent, OF the Queens Westminster
Volunteers and aide-de-camp 70 King Edward. Sir
Howard announced that his regiment had decided
present silver shield for yearly competition IN
rife shooting between teams OF the 9Th and the
Queens Westminster Volunteers. team from the
7th will visit England to shoot for the trophy next
year.
Drills IN Squadron A will begin az the srnory to-
morrow night. and win include both mounted and
dismountsd instruction.
Company A. OF the 22d Regiment. Captain Muir
ply the largest company In ths regiment. win hold
an informal reception and hop at the armory to-
morrow night