New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-28


have performed 100 per Of duty in the last drill
season: Captain Jannicky. LAeutenants Hanton
and Roux First Sergeant Blume. Sergeant Boyd
Co-porals Jackson, Smith, Jencks and Heintz and
Privates Finn Loughlin. Richard. Steckmest
Thompson and Loznsk
month, organizations of the National Guard stand
as follows: First Signal Corps, IS; Squadron c. s6
Troop D. SO; Second Signal Corps, So Sd Battery
81; Squadron A. 90; LIST Battery g. % Regiment 90;
9TH Regiment. 81; Troop B, 90 sd Regiment %;
I'd Regiment IS; 18th Regiment. IS; LIST Regiment
S.; 74th Regiment, Sc; 9Th Battery, Sc; 18th Regi-
Regiment S. 9TH Regiment, 50: ST. Regiment 'S So:
18th Regiment, g; 18th Regiment, 49,
The State camp at Peekskn will open for the
season next Saturday afternoon, when the First
and Second companies Of the Signal Corps and the
lst Regiment Of separate companies will be on
duty until June TO- The 18th Regiment will relieve
them. remaining until June II. From June II TO
q the 22d Engineers will be duty. Captain
George c. Burnell Master Electrician Frank
Peters and Sergeant Charles r Forbes Of the
Signal Corps. [. g. A. will be on duty the open
ing week, assist in the instruction OF the State
signal men. Engineers from West Point will be
duty with the 22d Regiment its tour of duty
Officers from the staff Of General Roe will be on
duty at camp follows: Lieutenant Colonel J. n
Stearns, as depot quartermaster; Lieutenant Colo
mel Guilford Hurry, comnissaryi Colonel Fred
Phisterer and Lieutenant Colonel C. A Tineate
assistant adjutant generals: Colonel ". H. Chaplin
spectors; Lieutenant Colonel n B Thurston in
tenant Colonel John Bogart engineer; Majors F +.
Leigh, signal officer, and L N; Greer, J, B. Hol-
lions win draw their own rations and supplies. and
will cook their own food
Company of the 7th Regiment. commanded by
Captain J. W. McDougaI, broke all records at
Creedmoor in skirmish firing, with general figure
Of merit Of 700l II will receive the First Brigade
prize.
In the Second Brigade. the first prize for the
best figure Of merit at Creedmoor was won by
Company E Of the 23d Regiment. with percentage
OF eco
Among the honorary members Of the 6sth Regf-
ment recently elected, are: Justice James A.
OGorman, William SulZer, John B. Mcdonald.
Justice Leonard A Giegerich Justice James Fitz-
gerald. Miles O'Brien. Louis L. Feitner. Robert a.
Van Wyck and Daniel G Devlin. Colonel Duffy
commencing the regiments acting as his escort on
March II.
colone! Bates OF the list Regiment, is forming a
reginentaI rife team. a competition for places
will be held Thursday afternoons in June It
will be limited members OF the regiment who
% ss eeeed 81 hG dpeeoB c6rn
Iius D. Van Wagenen, first lieutenant.
Lieutenant E. J. Parks. Of Company G. 22d Engi-
neers has resigned. Company C has won the sec
ond prize for headquarters organizations for
figure Of merit in Creedmoor shooting First Ser
geant Germunder, Of Company y, received a regi-
mental medal from the veterans OF the company.
Sergeant Martin Ford. Of Company c. 9Th Regt-
ment. will be the choice OF the company for second
lieutenant at the election on juno 8 The regiment
st Creednoor qualified 2 experts 10 sharpshooters
and z53 Inarksmen.
The 18th Regiment has already qualified 70 sharp
shooters and Gle narksmen. Sergeant John Corrie.
,bo was recently transferred from the sth 10 the
-; Regiment who won the Governors Cup last
year has yet received H.
The ID Battery and the sth Regiment will not
narade IN Manhattan next Tuesday having been
granted special permission to parade in the Bor-
ough Of The Bronx. escort to the Grand Army
OF the Republic