New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

In computing the official percentage Of attendance
at drills for the month Of December last among the
sixteen regiments in the State it is found that the
I'd Regiment Of separate companies made the best
record. with 81 per cent. The other regiments in
order Of merit, follow: eth Regiment, 30; 18th Regi-
ment, So 18th Regiment, Sc 69th Regiment, Sc; 22d
R Resinent' %; ga regiment "a 9Th Regiment 3d. lst
slntni %, ISL Neglment 80 10Th Regiment, 81;
18th Regiment, so; Sth Regiment, 70; 74th Regiment
Among the mounted organizatons squadron G and nd
the LIST Signal Corps have the best records. each
with 98 Squadron A. a. 6h Battery. e. is Battery
~; Sd Battery, 30; and I'd Battery. 81.
In the 18th Regiment First Sergeant Samuel ].
Thomas of Company F. who is the champion
athlete of the regiment has been elected second
Lieutenant vice DalzelI. promoted. He has been
about nine years i'm the regiment and is known
as energetic and faithful worker Company
f. g Cq2Inmanded by CAPTAIN Stotesbury' has now
ing list In the last few months it has made large
McDougall, had average percentage Of IS for
drill attendance last month, which the best
second with 80 per cent. When the regiment
3panie ol meAE LuG3 7 nlgHe conn.,
o'clock, and companies B, c, a. I and f will
Colonel Thurston of the 22d regiment has re-
ceived with regret the resignation Of Captain David
LOwenbein of Company f. Captain Iowenbein
Joined the regiment a private October s. 1880 and
reached the grade of captain in February 1903.
During the War with Spain he served as a Heuten-
elected Second Lieutenant John 9 Mansfield first
RWfuIe9a3t VICE P2rteT promoted Lieutenant
company IN April, 1897, and is known of the
bbIIlffIest young officers in the regiment Another
received promotion is Sergeant George II. Wilson,
Lieutenant. Among the special guests at the full
tIe5s reception OF the non-commisstoned officers,
20 oe ReL9 at the armory on FEBRUARY 9, will be
Q3eIegaIIion from the engineer detachment from
party and dinner last Tuesday night.
Colonel Dyer of the 18th Regiment has decided
not TO hold review February 15 as he intended,
but on February 2S instead. A preliminary in
spection Of companies a, +, G. II and I will DO
held on February 15 and of companies B, c,
u; Il and X on February 16 Company 3, Cap
are receiving congratulations on their high per
centage of drill attendance last month. The per-
highest in the regiment. Company II. which in
aeIaPer Iau me poorest record at drill attend
mas increased its percentage from Ga to 70. The
State. out Of the sixteen regiments. Lieutenant
6ninslander Waldo has resigned because his new
uttieS as deputy Police Commissioner will interfere
with his military duties.
Company A of the sd Regiment. the oldest COM
pany in the regiment, has elected First Lieutenant
Carl G. Rasmus captain Captain Rasmus joined
Company as a private in May, 1888. and Is
sidered an exceptionally good officer. The drill hall
OF the armory is 10 be provided with gallery for
spectators on it's west side, which will fill a long
felt want Company d will hold a dance at the
arnory on February It, and Company f Will hold
a musical entertainment at the same place on Feb
ruary e. QIartermaster Sergeant Samuel NJ
the regiment Tor fortv-tvyo years has applied for
an honorable discharge There has not been a
regiment, in August, 1884
Company G Of the 69th Regiment has elected Cor
poral John L. O'Brien second lieutenant. He is a
graduate of Harvard and was prominent in ath-
letics there The company is highly pleased that
he, has accepted his new office Company b will
Is expected will be largely attended.
Company K of the Sth Regiment Captain Steiger
IS still maintaining its record as the best shooting
company IN the regiment. It has the
team Of three match in armory rifle shooting
The winning team and scores We're: Captain Stei-
Son AZ TotaI 120 Comnapv r. Cantain C,ipOIIari
and Company +, Captain Hiecke each had an aver
cember, which the best record in the regiment.
Major William H. Turpin Of the 18th Regiment,
has offered a prize to the companies of his bat
talon, TO be competed for by teams of ten men in
the arnory range on the night of March 9. Major
General Roe will review the regiment next Friday
night.
The review Of the 47th Regiment by General Nc
Leer viii be held at the armory next Thursday
ton Will be held on February 10.
In the 14th Regiment, Company has elected Al
bert Engelhart captain He was formerly cap
tain in the Attn Regiment Lieutenant w c.
Wright, also of Company 1. who has been in COM
mand of it for time. has sent in his resgna-
ton. E. H. NJ Roehr. from Troop c. was elected
Sergeant Charles Wuln. from the Sd Battery has
Company D viii hold its annual bali next Wednes-
day night.
SOCIAL SETTLEMENT WORK.
Is the social Settlement makeshift which will IN
time disa DDear Investment O