New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

Americans.
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.
Brigadier General Frederick D. Grant, U. s. A.
commanding the Department of the East, will
| make his first public appearance at review in
mammalian when ne Is the guest Of Colonel George
| R Dyer, Of the 18th Regiment, on Tuesday Janu-
ary "a, at review Of the command in the regt-
| mental arnory.
Colonel Appleton, of the 7th Regiment, has de-
otded to hold two battalion reviews for instruction
on January IA and q. The commissioned and non
commissioned officers only will parade, however
with enough priyates to make up twelve files in
| each company The rest of the regiment will
Gugg ts @ SEATS as % h Veterans and active
SGHfSPbins Gfabi of January at the New-TOrk Athletic
Colonel Jarvis and officers OF the sth Regiment
have held meeting in reference to the visit Of the
| regiment to Washington next March TO take part
IN the iii, inaugural g parade It is now thought that
be a review on Washington's Birthday. to be fol-
| lowed by a dance
| Captain Murphy Of the 22d Regiment president
| Of the reg1mental athletic association, announces
an interesting programme for the games to be held
| at the armory on Monday evening January 16
o3e3 70 '9 ell consists IS @ ard g run handcaP
League, and also one-mle relay race open to
Columbia University.
At the 18th Regiment Armory on the evening of
February 28 the 23d Regiment will be the guests OF
the 18TH and will unite with the latter command in
| a review parade and drill 1t will be the largest
| military turnout ever in a regimentaI armory
| and nearly fifteen hundred officers and men will be
IN 4a,nds tne =, ranks Majors William A. Turpn and
| been appointed committee to visit Washington to
make arrangements for quarters for the regiment
The first official inspection by officers of the army
and National Guard inspecting officers will be that
| OF the list Regiment to be held in its temporary
| armory. in the Lenox Lyceum. next Wednesday
| night Companies G. d, A. E and H will assemble
At at 5 oeIoek and G. B. F, K and at $50 O'Clock.
of the regiment February II in the 7th Regiment
eutenant Henn Of Company is 9t the Command
/ a captain.
Company H of the 14th Regiment has elected
| Second Lieutenant F. stoddard first lieutenant
| and has rendered the nomination of second lieu
| tenant to James H. Judge of Squadron c. Drills
| by battalion will be held January A. 5. g. g. Il
and l3. Captain George E. Libbey. from the super
small practice on the stan of CoIoneI Rn o
wee, vice 1iaus; resigned Major Mitchell who re-
| again. ~ ui0S
| Lieutenant Colonel George D, Russell Of the
| 18th Regiment, who has received the State decora
ton for twenty-five years service first Joined the
military as private in the 49th Regiment in Nav
nn1 LOO, ana served therein until discharged as q
second lieutenant in the SD Regiment tn ATs
Company July a. 1880 He was % sIecfsd taPtaln OF
| OF the regiment in January, 1896 and commanded
for the United States service in the war y6
en He was elected eueRant Ra o66ns o6 6ne I'd Reg
per p 1899 Lieutenant Colonel Russell has not de-
! few weeks The men of the regiment are ban1y
take tbas 5sc the new full dress caps Which
ee% last TSnrsd5S B2 fT the first time at the
| Although Captain John F. Carroll of Comna,v
oI the 4ftn regiment is the senior captain and
next IN line for promotion it is by no means GER
tain that he Will be chosen for the vacant major
Candidates are expected TO be in the field Tber -
uniforms recently received bv the renr eT oIye drab
taken. eiiieHlS Were
The several divisions of the 1st Naval Rat+a,,on
which have been busy drilling on the Granite
state VIII start drills by battalion about the middle
OF tnis month Plans are under way for a reu6inn
| February " 'iio OallaHon IN
| AT the annual meeting of the 1st Battery last
| Tuesday night the following civil officers 81
| committees We're elected for the ane,,; - 80
| President Captain Louis Wendell. recording 60
tary. Corporal W. Paschke; financial secretary So-
se@nt 'ohn u Jansen; corresponding secretary
musician George Bickelhoupt; treasurer. DR. Fred
| A-A@AA~o M Saw
tried, Sergeant r. B. Stines and Sergeant r, n
StrlePel; recruiting committee Lieutenant s EII
KAN sergeant r. B. Stnes and Sergeant r + -
ieyi dlsclpnne committee. Lieutenant Louis TenSoI
II, oergGant o. !. Hedenberg. Corporal " q Dor,
PEvate Il. l. Post and Private G. W. Fink: bo"ses
ooonInlttee, Lieutenant H A Nickel Sergea1I
| poral H. w. Mack; chaplain Thomas II McFaj1
AS predicted in this column some time ago -rroo,
{ has been organized into squadron of two troo,s
| Captain Debevoise viii be elected major ana -,
tons will also be held for captains For IL To-
Ter positions there four officers TO choose f~
viz. First Leutenants James c. Mel eer an III an
ward McLeer and Second Lieutenants paul c,roii+
and George j Morgan. "' Nf'oHl
An interesting innovation at the athletic game
| of the sth Regiment to be held at the rep,oaUtaI
| armory on Saturday evening. January IA viii he =
| game OF pushball between teams of ten mon fro,
companies ID and G. Entries 10 the games clos rI
| January g. '''7e on
| Company 6, seth Regiment. Captain Cumrni,gs
will hold an entertainment and reception at Tar,
many Hall on Monday evening January O. The ON =
tertainment will be under the personal directo, s
j. l. Barrie. business manager of the Actors M
uonal Protective Union, and professional tala1+ nil,
| appear The programme is attractive one a,d
| the boyes have all been sold. General Smith CoiH
| nel Duny and other officers have promised ~ at
tend The regiment held a preliminary inspectior
followed by review BY Colonel Duffy last VVe1ns|