New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-12
and the command was highly complimented by the

and the command was highly compliulented by the
inspecting officers
Company I of the 22d Regiment Captain Nc
Grotty, will hold its dinner at the armory on
Wednesday evening, March p. Contrary TO the
usual custom at such dinners, Company I has in
vited its women friends to be present and partake
of the dinner, which viii be cooked by members
of the company. Sergeant n. A T. Deevy, Of Com
pany B. has been elected first lieutenant Of that
ant Browne who received the nomination. refused
to be caHoidate pTeierFng 70 6o Tn nus bo
qualified as experts in the armcry rife range: Ser
c. Both. 81, and Lieutenant H. Garrison, rs. Cap
tain Mahon has qualified as a sharpshooter. with
is understood. will be held in April.
Adjutant General Nelson H. Henry will review the
list Regiment in the 7th Regiment Armory next
Saturday night and at the ceremonies medals for
long and faithful service viii be presented TO mem
bers of the regiment entitled to them and the vet
Grams trophy, for attendance at drill will be pre-
scented to Company 3. and the Sheridan recruiting
trophy will be presented to Company E. This will
be the last review of the list before the regiment
goes into its armory, and Colonel Bates takes
this occasion to thank Colonel Appleton and the
officers of the 18th for their uniform courtesy, kind
and warm hearted hospitality. "Comrade-
snip" saio colonel Bates, as thus SHOWN is the
strongest tie that binds commands together, and
grateful for the splendid example of this shown
by the 1th regiment Messrs clinton ana Russeil
ment, known as Il Alerte" for company team
the well known rifleman and one of the best
coachers In the military service. has been promoted
minstrel show TO be held by Company 3 at the ar
mory on March 20. promises to be an interesting
event
The 2Sd Regiment will parade at it's armory for
annual inspection and muster next Thursday night.
A review of the regiment viii, it is expected. be
held the latter part of the present month
The 80 Battery will give illustration OF a day
on the march and night in camp, at its ar1nory
on March "a. A reception will follow A review OF
the battery is planned for April 13 next
Colonel Duffy of the 6sth Regiment has ordered
bis command to assemble at the armory at $50
a. n. on next Friday. to proceed to ST. Patrick's
Cathedral. to attend pontifcal high mass. which
will be celebrated at IL o'clock At the end of the
service the regiment will march to the Grand Cen
trail Palace, Lexington-ave- and 44th-st- where
luncheon Will be served. The regiment will next
be put on the march at o'clock, proceeding TO
5th,ave, and 42d,st. where It win take It's place
Society in its annual parade; On reaching 125th-
the sd1ave elevated to 5stt-st and from there will
proceed TO 6th-ave and 67th-st, to escort Pres-
Sons OF St Patrick, at Demonico's. 5th-ave. and
Ath-st.
An interesting contest between the wall scaling
team OF Company G, 18th Regiment which holds
the record, ana the wall scaling team of the 18th
sd at the arory i Of the latter organaa ION o 9a
March, Is. Company 9 will hold military tourna-
ment and games at the Rrmory April %
Major William A Turpln OF the 18th Regiment
WILL II Is expected. succeed TO the lieutenant colo
nelcy, which win soon be made vacant by the
retirement Of Lieutenant Colonel George D. Rus
sell
At the annual muster OF the 18th Regiment last
Tuesday night the command broke all previous
records in its attendance by parading coo officers
and men. with only hvo absentees Its percentage
was 99I7. Companies A, D. T, I and K each
peraded 100 per cent. Company had two men
abnsut, Company Il and Company G 3
Assistant Surgeon F. T. Van Beuren, OF sqund-
ron A. win give lecture OF instruction next Fri
day night to members OF the hospital CORPS which
viii include First Aid in Drowning, sufrocating
and Hanging" also Foreign Bodies in the Nose
aad Eye" The squadron revolver team wiz prao-