New-York tribune., 1905-02-26

for small additional assessment First sheqs%n dspsen
HIS resignation the company having unanimously
has appointed Sergeant L. N. Taylor battalion
sergeant major.
The 2Sd Regiment has decided to leave BROOKLYN
| for Washington for the inauguration or the hisnl
OF March 8 in blue uniform. with overcoats- Ihe
full dress gray uniform will be shipped 10 the ma
! tional capital to be by officers ana men on
1 parade. Second Lieutenant Frederick D greene "h
has las Pen s ese5eG on of Company B. has
been appointed first sergeant. an1 bo @ag;re1; m mi
has been ordertd assemble for q ariiis d By bat bat
paratory to the Washington trip.
Cold weather does not dampen the ardor OF the
shooting experts of the 7th Regiment for on Wash
ington's Birthday a party. composed OF Captain
! Mclean and Lieutenant Uhl. of Company K; Lieu
tenant Towie and Sergeant Short Company d;
heSs and and Knaa e0d9f@ e6d fohs Of cmony % 3
went Creedmoor and practlsed at 500 6o0 500 and
sRooting resulted Lieutenant Wells. of the list
Regiment also joined in the shooting.
Colonel George R. Dyer OF the 18th Regiment
announces that the date Of the review by Major
General James F. Wade, U. S. A. has been changed
to Friday March TO- instead OF the date previously
announced At the recent annual inspection and
muster Of the regiment, 1876 officers and men were
present. and 43 We're absent, out of an aggre-
gate membership of sSs. This is officially consd-
(
d each paraded 100 per cent of present The mum;
6er IN detail wefe aS 81 tdgG eorps rm
/ 10; field music, 81; Company a. q; 3. 81; = 20; p
SS6 TIE abscntees were: Hospital corps 3; field
music z Company G. 6; E. I; F, 2; g. e. H. 3; l.
Major O. B. Bridgman OF Squadron A, states
that his command will assemble at the armory at
7 o'clock a. m. next Friday, to proceed to Wash
ington to act as escort to President Roosevelt at
his Inauguration. In Washington the squadron Will
be quartered at the warehouse Of Marcus Notes.
/ neighboring hotels. Luncheon will be served on
a 6 @ RG eaS Re m at hage ay 0}eef of the guard On
March g. Captain Barry on March and Captain
The two new rife shooting contests in the 7th
Regiment arranged by the 7th Regiment Rife Club
are proving popular They the Wimbledon cup
match. intended TO stimulate interest among cand-
dates for the regimental rife team and the disap-
custom the contestants to conditions similar to the
rapid fire contests at Creedmoor; Company q VIII
March Mar TO-
An Official inspection of the 22d Regiment for the
War Department and State will be held at the
armory rext Tuesday night Company G will hold
an election for a captain in place OF Captain
E w. Dayton. retired Lieutenant Parks 1t is
expected, will be the unanimous choice. Captain
! Daniel Wolff of Company B. was agreeably sur
prised last Monday night at the armory by re-
ceivfng a handsome regulation sabre. suitably in:
te'V the compsng coonel FRANKLIN Bartlett made the
presentation speech. a committee to nominate
candidate for first lieutenant has been appointed
in Company 2. Private O. Wagner OF Company
l. detailed 10 the hospital corps. has won the Sims
trophy for making the highest percentage in the
examination for first aid to the inJErea M mis pGZ
was second, with SO per cent
First lieutenant John Paul Everett, OF Com
panv l. Of the 69th Regiment who was recently
elected and commissioned in that command was IN
CONSERVATION few evenings ago, when he opened
his locker the armory. find that his newly re-
ceived commission had rnysteriously disappeared
and all his efforts to fnI it were frutless. Last
Thursday night, however, he was greatly relieved
! at getting his commission from member OF the
company who had received it from committee"
cover with the lieutenants it in gold
letters The regiment will receive caps for
being organized to compete in the coming tourna-
reDt of the Military Athletic League at Madison
Square Garden.
The Sd Battery. Captain H. S. Rasquin. will fur
nish horses to the field and staff officers of the
18th Regiment, when it makes its trip to Wash
, ington.
Sergeant Edward H. rockingham. Of Company
A, of the 23d Regiment, who has been appointed
and has performed sixteen years OF faithful
vice In the regiment
The 18th Regiment will parade at its armory to-
morrow niaht for annual inspection and muster.
The inspecting officers for the State will be Colonel
Thurston and Colonel Sanger
At the annual inspection and muster of the I'd
Battery, In command of Brevet Major Wilson,
eghty-four officers and men were present. and
two men were absent, out of aggregate men,
bership OF eighty-six The battery men went
pieces and also a standing gun drill, which the
/ inspecting officers praised highly.