New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

Commanding officers OF organizations Of the Ma
tional Guard In Manhattan and Brooklyn will meet
at the Calumet Club. on Thursday evening at
dinner. to discuss questions affecting the guard.
The officers to be present are Major General c. f.
Roe commanding the National Guard General
George Moore Smith. First Brigade; General James
McLeer. Second Brigade: Major o. B. Bridgman.
Squadron A; Major G; I; De Bevoise. Squadron G:
Wilson, I'd Battery; Captain H. s. Rasquin, Sd Bat:
5er aR 81 Sh hARRPs51e Resen n ce6e Wa@
M s 5n 9a G0Gn e a99ss S9Fss 18th E Ps Rs
ment. Colonel A. L. Kline. 14th Regiment; Colonel
a Stokes 98d ' Regiment: Colonel John D. Eddy.
47th Regiment; Colonel Edward Duffy, seth Reg-
Captain oscar Erlandsen, lst signal Company;
SaPfan j. Kline. ish Separate co%pany % Of
Flushing.
When President Roosevelt comes to New-YorIk on
March II to be q guest at the dinner Of the
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick. the 69th Regiment
will act as his escort. The regiment will also
on the same day. Sergeant McAvoy. Of Company
l. has been appointed battalion sergeant major, and
Corporal Kinsella, of Company D. has been ap
pointed battalion QuaTtermaster sergeant.
A second attempt to elect major IN the list
Regiment will be held at the armory next Tuesday
night. and this time it is expected to prove sue
cessful At the election last week twentysix OFF,
GERS voted. the majority of whom cast their votes
ballot, however than there were officers voting.
will hold a euchre and dance the armory on
March I.
Colonel Austen. OF the 18th Regiment. has received
the resignation of Lieutenant Frank Dean, OF Com
pany A. on account Of pressure of business Mem
bers OF the regiment who to take part in the
trip to Washington must pay the assessment Of s.
each to the regimenta treasurer on or before Feb
At the review by General George Moore Smith next
Friday night there will be target practice with the
heavy artillery.
The 14th Regiment will parade for annual inspec-
ton and muster next Tuesday night The inspec-
ton will be by battalions.
Arrangements for the circus" to be given by the
members OF the 1st Battery in its armory
Tuesday night have been completed The pro-
gramme 10 brief follows: Music ride by members
march Of ali nations. circus acts, including
Chinese giant; ths dog-iaeea oGy' the Sireassan ib
school exhibition and lady bareback riders" scenes
F9ntma Tae the Modern hske
lady n s cj crcns eae nn ed bS @
geant George Maschke.
At the annual muster OF the 80 Battery. Captain
Rasquin 1OS officers and men were present out OF
l1O on the roll There mounted platoon drill.
in command of Lieutenant Laing, before the In
specting officers.
Members OF Squadron A. in addition to their
routine drills, are also engaged in pistol shooting
members who have never been troop or
squadron revolver team. and Will continue until
April q
Lieutenant William A. Kenny. of the zzd Regi-
ment has been appointed a member of the regi-
mental examining board. in place of Captain Day
ton retired
Major General Roe will review the 47th Regiment
next Thursday evening Company will hold
election on March 3 for first lieutenant. The
candidate is Second Lieutenant Wilson Company
q has elected Second Lieutenant Schuyler Peck
rst lieutenant Chaplain X s ~s ~ W" ne resgP a
camp tour as he will move TO New-Jersey, where
he has accepted a pastorate
Private Smith OF Company D. 9Th Regiment.
has been fined sS7 for his absence at the recent
annual muster Of the regiment OF the seventy
six members of Company D he was the only man
pany says that Smith gave as his excuse that he
Jeff work at $50 p. m: and tee!lng ureo conc uded
omnany 70 TIay viii hold drill and reception the
armory next Tuesday night Ihe programme VIII
elected Corporal G. F. Itghe. OF company b, hrst
been elected second lieutenant
Arrangements have been made covering the visit
of the 2Sds Regiment TO Washington on March A.
+, will take the train from Jersey City al 1870
on March g. arriving In Washington about a.
the foi owing day and will go 10 It's quarters in
PSI The regiment will start for home Sunday
night. March s.
Major General James F. Wade. commanding the
Atlantic dyison.s will review the 18th Regiment at
It's armory on Thursday evening. March 8. Captain
Monson Morris who joined the regiment as sec
ond lieutenant OF Company in April, 1898, and
served with the regiment in the volunteers In the
war with Spain has resigned. He has been cap
TAIN OF 1oHeag r. and resi
mental commissary. Captain r. n; Parker, OF Com
pany A. has been detailed commssary, and Lieu
uf