New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-14
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

Major General Roe has decided that the National
Guard Of NewYork shall parade on Memorial Day
in full dress uniform. In Manhattan the parade
Will start promptly at a. m. from Columbus
Circle. thence to Central Park West TO 72d-st to
Broadway, to S6th-st, to Riverside Drive, to the
Soldiers and Sailors Monument at s9th-st., where
. Grand Army will comprise the United states
troops. followed by the National Guard and Naval
War Veterans Army and Navy Union uniformed
gades. 1t will be strictly military parade
Creedmoor Range will be occupied this week by
organizations follows Monday 1st Battalion 9Th
Regiment; Tuesday, 1st Battalion list Regiment;
Wednesday, I'd Battalion 9Th Regiment; Thursday
list Regiment. and Saturday. I'd battalion ed En-
gineers
The polo season Of Squadron at Van Cort-
landt Park will begin next Saturday afternoon at
$50 clock. Play will be continued every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday afternoon for the season
Governor Higgins will review the 18th Regiment
in its armory next Thursday night, and a large
gathering OF officers from outside organizations
has been invited to meet the Governor. The ex-
dummy dummy projeces viii it is believed be e g5e
SALLY The G0g s tr9PhY for the most
ordnance, will also be awarded in the course OF
the review.
Major Bridgman of Squadron has decided to
have the squadron encamp Van Cortlandt Park
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the troopers in service uniform, with field equip
ment will leave the armory at o'clock.
Major G. NJ. Carnochan has resigned inspector
Of small arms practice the staff of General
Smith Of the First Brigade after serving from
January %, 1901. Previous to that time he had
served as private corporal sergeant and lieu
Hegenan, 1r-. has been appointed to succeed him.
Smith assistant inspector Of small arms practice
When the 6sth Regiment goes to Creedmoor for
general rife practice May "A there will be com
trophy. for the company having the largest per-
centage Of enlisted men present; the ODonohue
nUmbsr Of enlisted men and the Emmet tropSy
for the company making the best in Skin
mish firing
Members Of the 18th Regiment will parade for
divine service in st, Patricks Cathedral this after
s. the at ' bs 9Sl0G and o6tes services at
Cash prizes offered by General Necessary Butt
10 members Of the 9th Regiment for armory rife
shooting have beea follows: Private Mi
lasch Company H. first prize. IS: Prvates Hicks
OF Company H, and Schwartz, Of A, s. each, and
Privates withart Of F. and Baldwin. of E. IS each.
Newly elected officers who have been commits
stoned are First Lieutenant George F. T1ghe and
Second Lieutenants Louis L. Bagey and Jay Zorn.
CAPTAIN John r. Foley. regimental adjutant OF
tho 69th Regiment, was the guest Of honor at
dinner given by the non-commissioned officers OF
the regiment a few nights ago. Among the speak
ers were Colonel Duffy, Lieutenant Colonel II. ].
O'Donohue and Colonel Marvin. Captain Foley be-
So-a joIninR the 69th a lieutenant in December,
900 was member OF Company Of the 18th Regi-
Tnent and served with the 69th the Spanish war.
Squadron viii move into its new armory on
r,ra / The armory will not be formally opened
until later in the season.
Cantain J. 3. Christoffel. of Company A Of the
17,h regiment has performed 100 per cent of duty
Tor twenty-siK years.