New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

Much to the regret OF the officers and members
of the 9TH Regiment, First Lieutenant Hugh Dai-
zell, jr of Company E, has resigned on account
of sickness, and Second Lieutenant William A
OConnor. of Company 1, has resigned on account
OF business. The former Joined the regiment as
pr s e IN sss and rst sergeant In 1893
second lieutenant In April 1soe and flrst ieuIenal
joined the regiment private on October l. 1892;
n @ fs4 an a m
ond lieutenant in 1908 The rough riding class OF
the f4 has p0f It R d at
lands in charge of Lieutenant John F. - Er Eyan: "a
nj night 9E 'Hs IN f''S''''''''
In the sth Regiment Second Lieutenant Charles
F. Nugent. who was recently elected. has been
commissioned. General George Moore Moore Smith VIII
review the regiment early IN Dec6ihpei'
CantaIn Washington Willcocks, of Company @.
9Th Regiment senior line captain in that coiiheIo
and third senior in the State. is dangerously ILL., ana
tary duty He is present In the Adirondac,kss, c,s
but it is expected thet he T De OF cempany f.
has been elected first lieutenant
Colonel E. E. Britton, assistant adjutant general
on the staff of General McIeer, of the list Brigade
who has been i'll, has recovered his usual
health.
The committee of officers of the 18th Regiment
appointed by Colonel Kline to report on candi-
date for major have named Captain George "a
Libbey, inspector of small arms practice. and Cap
tain Frederick w. Baldwin of Company IL. An
election will. it is expected. be held to-norro"
night The poor attendance of most OF the COM
NAMES of the regiment at drills is at last engaging
the serious attention Of general qua hsie ahn m
a short time there will surely be radical cnangs
tlb' the regiment has been in very unsatisfactory
condition, and General McEeer u is Rno~h' i mas
not been free to act In the analrs Oh the resi-
as ne desired.
The Old Guard will hold an election for major
on November 29.
Colonel Duffy Of the seth Regiment, has de-
cded to hold regmental drill. to be followed oy
a dance at the armory. Thanksgiving Eve Phi
vate p II Cline of Company H, of the crack
shots of the regiment has been promoted corpora
Captain Glynn has PefaTneS M fTG reaah lis Who
resigned some tine has been honoraoiy dis
charged.
Colonel Dyer Of the 18th Regiment. is expected
home from Europe next Tuesday. Company B is
leading in percentage of attendance at drills In the
regiment.
Company A. of the 22d Regiment. commanded by
Captain D. ]. Murphy, which is the largest COM
pany in the regiment have number Of members
distinguished for performing 100 per cent OF duty
They are as follows: Captain Murphy and Lieu
tenant w B. Porter have performed 100 per cent OF
duty for eleven years; Lieutenant J. c. Mansfield
EpUp
CORPORAL A w. smock. five years; Corporal G. G.
shrive Privates E. Helmstetter. e. H. Hurtiz and
F. J. McCaffery, four years; Sergeant M j. wheeler.
privates W. c. Dillon and b. Jocum. three years.
Sergeant c. P. Rogers. E. Fischer. Privates E. ].
r Poggenburg, F. G. II. Towner, II. O'Hara, Cor
poraI C. j. Andrews, G. N. Gould. A ]. Mayell. o.
Niedhardt and Sergeant Zabriskie two years; Ser
geant A Broderick Sergeant E. Collyer. Prfvates
d + McCague T. ]. Bartley, r. r. Kitchen c. s.
McI<instry, j. r. volokmann. T. c. White H M.
ID lin W
and H A Stabb one year. Company G IS organ
izng minstrel troup. The officers of the regiment
have been directed to provide themselves with rus
leather pistol holsters, new caps and trousers
The 2Sd Regiment has made considerable inn
provement in rife shooting this year over its
record of 1904. The best records in the regiment
were made by Company A. which qualified 100
marksrnen 25 sharpshooters, 10 experts and dis
tnguished experts, and Company X, which quail
fed 10S marksmen IL sharpshooters, experts and
3 distinguished experts. The total for the entire
regiment is 10 distinguished experts, IS experts,
124 sharpshoters and 6S marksmen- The resi-
mental prize for marksmen has been won by Com
EST percentage of the total number shooting, has
won the prize for Sharpshooters.
Colonel Bates OF the list Regiment and his off,
GERS are much delighted at receiving a magnifi-
cent solid silver cup from former Colonel Henry
p Martin which has been presented to the regt-
ment for competition in rife shooting.
ENNIS SToPPANI CLEARED.
In suit brought by Gustav A. Helm against
Ennis & Stoppani on a charge that the firm had