New-York tribune., 1905-01-15

VIII review the 18th Regiment next Tuesday night
and viii be accompanied ny his staff Many well
known persons have been invited to witness the re-
view which will be followed nv reception II the
evening Colonel Dyer has deci1ed on a cornoetttve
drill between Company G. Captain Bernhard and
Company d, Captain Dudley. for d silver loving
cup. Omcers Of the United States army will he
the judges. The Butt trophy for CreedmoOr shoot
ing will also be presented to Company G at the
parade Captain ii. S; Dudley has been detailed rs
haus as officer Of the guard.
The contest In Squadron A. the present time. is
the review of the command by Mayor Mcclellan
at the armory, next Tuesday night. Incident the
review there will be interesting mounted drills
which viii show off the horsemanship of the troop
ers to great advantage. The members of the squad
President Roosevelt has chosen the command for
his personal escort on the day of his inauguration
It will be navy night the armory of the 47th
Regiment Wednesday. when Rear Admiral
Joseph B. Coghlan. L. S. N. will review the COM
mand. Colonel Eddy has invited all the officers
of the navy yard be his guests the night of
the review In the evening prizes for rifle shooting
will be awarded.
The 69th Regiment will parade for its official in
spection by the War Department and State Off
GERS next Tuesday night. in it's armory. This is the
last inspection the regiment Will undergo in the
old building and Colonel Duffy hopes the regiment
will make an exceptionally good showing and de-
sires every man to do his best
Company I of the 69th Regiment Captain Healy.
one of the best companies of that command will
hold a beefsteak dinner Wednesday evening,
January %. The delegates to the National Guard
convention Colonel Duffy. Major Lynch. Lieu
tenant Reynolds. Lieutenant Everett and Leuten-
ant Kirkpatrick Lieutenant w. c. Woods, Com
enn Nc cdmPa9y receP eced have
passed the board and have been commissioned
The annual meeting of the National Guard Asso-
citation of New-York will be held in Albany on
Wednesday, January p The association will give
uary "a.
Major Clinton H Smith of the list Regiment who
first joined the command a second lieutenant
of Company B on March TO- 1857. from the 7th Regi-
ment. has asked to be placed on the retired list
The major has been sick for nearly two years. and
in consequence in that time. He first joined the
guard as private in Company b. OF the 9TH Reg-
ment. on Juno 6. 1881.
Major John ]. Byrne, of the 9Th Regiment. is still
quite Ill at his home and unable to perform military
duty. He has been a member OF the 9Th since July
1894. and previously served as private in Company
H, of the 7th Regiment
Lieutenant Colonel Harry H. Treadwell. of the
ed Engineers who is personal friend of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. has decided to take battalion of
the regiment to Washington on March 4. to take
part the Inauguration parade It will be the
first time. it is said that the 22d has taken part
in Inauguration parade. and great interest IS
manifest in the coming event. Company B has
decided to hold a midwnter outing Miners The
atre on the evening of February l. to witness the
Bohemian Burlesquers" Between the acts there
will be a special tug of war between rival teams
of the company. Company has bought up the
entire house for the evening. and the tickets of
admission 80. so and Is cents and 81, and can
be procured from members of the company. The
company will hold an informal dance at the armory
on Friday night. January 20. new camp of Span
ish War Veterans has been organized by members
DeFa, don, Tar,, ar,I
its officers have been elected follows: Com
mander, Major w. b. Hotchkin: senior vice-com-
manGeT CaDtan aB pay omen Of the dag
Captain "A. Il Dyett; officer Of the guard Lieutep-
Grief; adjutant. Sergeant Major A. +. Martin The
meetings of the camp Will be held at the armory;
Battalion drills will be held next Wednesday and
Friday. The athletic games to be held at the
interesting Dancing will follow. In Company Q,
Corporal c. W. AIundt, has been promoted sergeant
and Private F. NJ. Pearson. corporal
Adjutant General Nelson Henry will review the
14th Regiment in its armory on Friday evening,
January q. The resignation of Captain c. +.
Holm. Of Company c. has been forwarded. Cap
tains Frederick c. Tanner and George Z. Ltbbey
and Lieutenant A. H. stoddard. recently promoted.
have been commissioned ana sworn in
The 1st Company of the Signal Corps commanded
by Captain Oscar Erandsen has voted to go to
Washington on March ! take part in the in
auguration parade. The command Will leave a
Friday night and return on Sunday night. The
company has now taken up mounted drills The
first platoon, under Lieutenant Baldwin, drills on
Mondays; the second under Captain Erlandsen
drills on Thursdays. and the third platoon. under
Lieutenant Laporte, drills Fridays. Civil or
GERS have been elected. follows: President Cap
tain Oscar Erlandsen; treasurer. Private J. {. Fox
and secretary First Glass Private F. a. Bacon.
The following have been nominated as officers OF
Squadron c, recently reorganized from Troop C:
Troop 4-Captain. First Lieutenant James C. Nc
Leer first lieutenant Second Lieutenant George
J. Morgan. and second lieutenant. First Sergeant
George F. Weymouth. Troop 5-Captain. Second
Lieutenant Paul Grout; first lieutenant Sergeant
geant Cornelius S. Debevose. An election Will soon
be held Major Debevose has made the following
appointments on his staff: First Lieutenant Edward
McLeer Quartermaster Commissary Sergeant
James Weir as commissary and Guidon Sergeant
named officers served in the with Spain in the
volunteers in Porto Rico
The trouble in Company H. Of the 925 Eagi
ment. the election of captain has made il
necessary for Colonel Stokes to detail Battalion
Adjutant w. J. Travis to command the company
until the members of the company shall choose a
candidate to the liking of regnental Headquarters
The company has refused TO elect First Lieutenant
j. P. D. Shiebler to command, and wanted to elect
Second Lieutenant Morris A Hulett as cantain
Colonel Stokes. however. has refused to grant tho
request 10 hold an election for the last naned of7
Ger. on the ground that he is too young for the
captancy There viii be no election until the COM
pany comes TO terms with headquarters Companv
has unanimously elected First Lieutenant George
Ban captain. vice Norton. promoted major He !
joined the regiment in 1854. Company has elect
SSd FltteIick = alien hrst lieutenant
company A has elected First Sergeant A NJ
Shienler second lieutenant. Company A viii vieit
ne Iorty lnlrd anniversary of the company Quar-
termaster Sergeant butcher. of Company q has /
gec ana 3ta,e a. decoration for twenty-five
81 nc, ~ 1IIu IN lIle same company Sergeant
r. Green has been promoted first sergeant