New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Fed service at the state camp Of instruction
near PeeEskiI VIII open FOR the season next se'-
urday wh=n tae "a Regiment. in command OF
I.eG--1a Colonel Stokes, squadron 4. Major
BridCu.ao. Troop g. Captain De Beyoise. and
Troops AID H. from up the State will be on duty
Major General Roe and staff viii be present at
the camp and Brevct B-igader General John G
Eddy. colo-el 81 the i1tl Regiment will supervise
The instruction Of tn I'D Resimeplt in place OF
General Jane. Mcleer. VINO IS unable 70 De pres
ent Mus wiz be furnished by the band of the sd
Regiment.
In the list Regiment First Sergeant ]. o. Kyle
Of Company =, has been unanimously elected sec
ond lieutenant re IS veteran Of the Spanish
Major r. H. F. Ebstein. e. 5. A. who has been
named as likely candidate for the vacant:
coLoneIcy q the 2d Regment has written to Leu
re-euJering active military service.
Indications that there will be a three cor
uered fight for the office Of lieutenant colonel in
and J. n Foote and eX-Captain Henry Claus
Lieutenant Ernest steger. r.. OF the sth Regi-
rnent who has beer. unanimously elected captain
first joined the regiment private Nay 70. 1885,
He was discharged in MAY. 1901 and elected second
HeutenaH- November = the same year. II Il IN
dersJooa has Captain George r Jacooy. OF Com
pany e Will shortly resign
The 18th Regiment Will he excused from duty at
the State camp because it Is going 10 Virginia
Colonel Appleton OF the 18th Regiment has re-
ceived praise from Colonel " II Chaplin. inspector
of the National Guard. General Roe also con-
graduates The regiment on its continued high
standard Of excellence. Colonel Appleton has an
nounced the condition for the bronze figure OF an
..Arba Ietre-" presented by the list Regiment for
competition in rife practice The competition w.il
be open TO ore team Of hve me1 from each unit
in the reg ment. eacn max will h-c in the armo-y
rang seven shots standing and seven shots prone
with time Limit OF fifteen minutes for each team.
1t will be a perpetual competition The trophy
was presented TO the in appreciation for the use
OF the 9Th Regiment armory by the list a silver
cup has also been received from the Enickerbocker
Greys as a token of appreciation for the use of the
9TH Regiment armory. The cup will be competed
FOR IN skirmsh nrins ar tfeedInQor, The rifle team
Of the regiment has been organized and has elect
Tor team captain F. c. LandOn. formerly can
tain OF Company J.
Captain Jacon W Miller. commander OF the Naval
Militia will make the annual inspection of tn. 1s+
Naval Battalion on Friday evening. June g. ON
board the New Hampshire The battalion viii go
TO Creedmoor for rife practice on June ! and the
on the Harlem River tomorrow at o'clock in
the afternoon.
Captain James Thomas Madden. OF CornDanv
eth Regiment. has resigned. business being given
as the reason Colonel Norris says that for dis
obedience OF orders and neglect OF duty he has
dlshonoTably discharged Frlvates John r. Foley
William z. = Conroy. William Feehy and John g.
Muller
Company B. Of the 18th Regiment. Captain Albert
T Johnson has won the Gould trophy, for the best
armory shooting with heavy ordinance its per-
centage being rs
Company .. Of the 18th Regiment has elset..