New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-21
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

Officers from every National Guard organization
In the State will be in Albany tomorrow evening
to attend the annual convention of the National
Guard Association The time to-moTro" night VIII
General Roe Tuesday some interesting papers viii
be read and proposed amendments to the ninta[y
National Guard discussed
General regret is expressed that Major General
Roe will not accept the portrait of himself which
was to be paid for by subscriptions from various
National Guard organizations. 1t had been ar
ranged that Governor Higgins should present the
portrait TO the general tomorrow evening Out
the arrangements of course. owing to General
have been abandoned. General Roe did not think
it proper for him 10 accept the R9r fb N 90
Guard The money has been returned TO the
in ordsr that the artist who painted the picture
shall not suffer General Roe has drawn check
for the amount due, which came close to 5000
Company G. of the 18th Regiment. Captain J. P
Bernhard, will visit Hudson, N. N. on the night
of February q. the guests Of the 23d Separate
Company. commanded by Captain Louis Rote- The
company will remain in Hudson until the afternoon
OF February % On the night of February q there
will be joint review of the two companies by
the Mayor of Hudson Company G will give an
exhibition drill in close order, through the silent
manual. and also give exhibition of wall scaling
Dancing will follow the entertainment Company
H. of the 18th Regiment, has unanimously elected
First Lieutenant F. ". Hoeninghaus captain, vice
Hoppin- The newly elected captain has been in the
18th since June 1904 and had previously served
in Squadron A. Company has unanimously elect
ed ". H. Cowdrey a second lieutenant from civil
life. During the war with Spain he served in the
Yale Battery which also known as the First
ic games and reception at the arnory Friday
evening Fe6Tuqry 3 and G0mPany Will hold ia
ruary p. number of well known athletes will
attend.
Colonel Morris. Of the 9th Regiment. has rendered
a review to Major Charles F. Roe, for Tuesday
evening. January 90 There will be a reEimentaI
drill next Friday night
The veterans Of Company D. 22d Regiment. en-
joyed their annual dinner last Wednesday night
The guests OF honor were Adjutant General Henry
Colonel Thurston, ex-ColoneI Camp. Major Hotch-
kin and Brevet Major Bell. The two last-nanacd
officers are ex-members of Company D. The nom
winners match will be shot next Saturday night
The beautiful solid silver State trophy which the
regiment team won in 1873. at the first prize meet
ing held at Greedmoor and which has lain in the
vaults OF Tiffany & Co for many years, has been
be seen. In the early days of Creedmoor the 22d
was the leading regiment in rife shooting
The annual inspection of the books and papers
of the It'll Regiment will be made for the State and
War departments on the night of January % and
the inspection and muster of the regiment will
be made on the night of January First Lieuten-
ant L. o. Fisk. OF Company A. and Second Lieu,
tenant w. S. CoVell, Company F. have been COM
missoned. The following non-comrnissioned officers
have been promoted In the grades mentioned:
First sergeants-S. j. Mack. Company F: s NJ
Richardson. Company H, and 3. Dominick Jr
Company X. Sergeants-George P Hill Companv
F; L. P. Davis, Company F: ". S. Collins. COM
pany H; P. B. jackson. Company K and H. L.
Butler. Company H. CorporaIs-J. NJ BoyIe
Company K; R. NJ. Johnson COMPANY X y
Meyers Company I; ]. @. Hodge. Company d: Z
G. Blacktord. Company F. and F NJ Wheeler
Company r. -'
Al the annual muster of the 23d Regiment 722
orhcers and men were present percentage NJ
S4i' ana only four members were absent. Las,
year the regiment mustered 40 present and three
absent Companies A. B. c. F. G. ana K each
lau ~ PEI cent present. The largest compsnv
IN M me re-. regiment is Company X with 100 offcers