New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

night by President Charles F. Fornes of the Board
Of Aldermen the most interesting exhibition OF the
evening viii be the mechanical maneuvres- These
will include the assembling of the pieces and the
/ assembling ,o1 them. changing wheels. firing with
e and m6r Wsen enc will II be sssed shs n the
nceuvres by Lieutenants Sherry. Organ and Bliss
muster on February p at its armory.
The list Regiment will assemble in the armory OF
the 18th Regiment next Saturday night for review
by Major General Roe. and dancing Will follow the
military exercises AS this is the first social event
of the regiment for the season, large turnout OF
annual election of civil officers. Regmental Adju-
tant carton Greene was elected secFeIarS captain
torian
Members of the 7th Regiment will parade at the
armory next Tuesday for inspection and muster
! by a representative of the War Department and
officers of the State The State officers will consist
! OF Lieutenant Colonels J. Wray Cleveland and
George A. Wingate. and Major A. Z. Abeel
Company B. VIII hold q euchre party and dance
at the armory February Il 1t is interesting to
note that among the many members OF the resi-
ment hOnored with decorations now serving with
IT, Brevet Major William H. Palmer is the only
one wearing the blue ribbon badge for Civil War
badge for twenty-five years service in the regiment.
@ Cd IN oeRs en y Sf Wait Th as n adtaa M4
paymaster in the United States Navy.
The first Of the mounted organizations TO parade
for annual inspection by the War Department and
State officials will be the 1st Battery. Captain
Wendell. which will assemble in its armory next
Saturday night. Representatives from other or
ganzations, looking for points" will be among
the spectators. Lieutenant Colonel N B. Thurs
ton. of General Roes staff, will be mastering oIii-
GER After the work OF the inspection is over the
battery men will make arrangements to hold some
sort OF entertainment to take place probably
the latter part OF the present month. captain
Wendell in Albany last Tuesday to attend q
reeePu9n m TO he oFyrnTr foTfb wear as membep
of the battery, and has been more than twenty-two
most active and efficient captains In the Guard
War veterans of the 14th Regiment have planned
an interesting event, to be held in the aTVnory on
Wednesday evening March l 4 reception and re-
view win be rendered for five generations OF the
regiment These consist of members who served in
present regiment and the cadet corps. The mem
bers OF the 14th who served in the Mexican War
Baldwin and Captain Uffendah
II has been decided by the members of the ID
Naval BattaIian TO attend the inaugural parane at
Washington on March 4, with the 1st Naval Bat
Italian Both organizations will leave Communipaw
on q Baltimore and Ohio train, the night OF March
g. and viii arrive in Washington about q m 7I ne6s
on Sunday night. March D. thus having ample thhe
for sightseeing
First Lieutenant J. c. McLeer has been elected
CAPTAIN of the new organized troop Of Squadron u
and Second Lieutenant George j. Morgan mas oeSa
J. Weymouth has been elected second Lieutenant
Members Of Company l. 6sth Regiment, surprised
Captain Charles Healy, their company COMMANDER
at a beefsteak dinner last Tuesday by presenting
to him a beautiful silver loving cup as token oA
esteem for his untiring efforts 10 advance the IL
terests Of the company in drill and dlsc4pNne' anu
other details Private Wall presented the cup on
behalf Of the company in a We'll CHOSEN speeoA'
Captain Heay suitably responding Inc co411P19ny ~
under Captain Healy mas oeen oIlea1S ot at the din
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ner were Ileutenants J. P. Everett and j. Mc5l1L
sergeaRt F Eagan. sergeants P. j. McAvOy George
Foley, r Solen and A. CoIey. SorPo "a "a sonzs
and rectations The 1st Battalion OF the regnegs'
9n9eT ng Tb A9OT 81 ynfn WIZ Under Major Dgy WIN @
On Friday nights. Company Clerk w; J. BncHiey.
CO SenI tn5ppecso and hs fact IS officially noted IN
the report Of the Inspecting officer.
A review Of the 9Th Regiment by Major General
Roe will be held at the armory on Thursday even
ing, February e. Civil officers have been e4ecIeo
as follows: Treasurer. Captain Charles Z" AaA-
eon. recording Secretary Captain John A. Dore-
mus The board Of officers has oIersG pr P,s- 6ast 81
moor and q prize of the value Of $50 for compeLi-
ton between the non. CONS ana the AoSS4'@- 80 -
At the annual inspection and muster OF the sth
Regiment at its armory last Tuesday nignI the
regiment made a creditabIe showing. DaTadins %
officers and men. with 55 absent Company u mac
the honor OF parading its entire membership, ano
was the only company to do so. Many Oh the
hayersacks it was found had been eaten IN holss
by rats and mice because the members had lsft
the remains OF cheese sandwiches in them The
figures Of the present in detail were as 50s toai0Ws
Field and staff. l3; non. com stan. Ia hospEsa! sa
corps 49, drum corps. 80; Company a. a. 3. 6Si
C. Is: D. 20; E. 46; F, 81; G. 81: H, 10; l, Sl and
staff g. non com staff 0; hospital corps. !: drum
CORPS 8: Company A, !: b, 8; c, 4; D. l; 4 n r
~. q "a. H Il; J. s. and k 0. total. So. There is
an unusual number Of vacancies toI oineeTs N R tRs
regiment over eighteen positions waiting Ior oHls
GERS 10 hn them There is a NUMBER OF snIlsteo
men IN the regiment competent TO hA the vacancies
but they cannot afford the heavy ouuaS AoE ulA-
forms which is increasing constantly
The field music of the 18th Regiment viii hold
country circus and barn dance at the arInory on
Saturday evening February IL