New-York tribune., 1906-04-15
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

a complete schedule for general rifle practice a.
CrecdInoor Range for all the organizations OF ths
National Guard has now been officially determined
ana tho dates arc follows. May / 1st Battery
"a Battery and lst Signal Company; MAY 2 81 hat
tery ana 2d Signal Company; May and T. 18th
Regiment: May 9. Squadrons a and {: May : and
8. 18th Regiment May and L. 23d Regiment: May
10 and =, 9th Regiment; May Il and L. 9th Reg-
ment May IS and ls 7th Regiment; MAY IS and 49,
18th Regiment. May q and p 6gth Regiment. Nav
2 and Is "a Regiment; May Q and 25 sth Regi-
May . and = list Regiment Captain Z. 3. Bruch
Colonel y. y. Thurston In the supervision OF the
target practice.
Surgeon William 5. Terr!berry. who is IN charge
% the field hospital. has established temporary
headquarters IN the aTmory OF the 18th Regiment
but VIII later move into permanent quarters IN the
lrmory of tie lst Battery. There are still
her ~ vacancies fr young men who desire thorough
g'o-s Is =, t-,, ' = NJ Zi "a XoI
who were appointed assistants TO Dr. Terriberry'
have been commissioned
Major General Roe win review the I'D Engineers
IN It's arTaory tomorrow nieHt. and there will bs
q presentation OF medals TOR long and faithful
service. First Lieutenant William A. II Foster
has been unanimously elected captain OF Company
7. v!co Turney. resigned. Io joined the regiment
private May IS. 1891 and served in successive
grades 10 his present rank. lie IS Spanish War
veteran. Second Lieutenant e.. J. DcEcs who was
recently commissioned entertained the company
after dril 20 celebrate his election. Leutenan,
b!cges is a well known athlete and ex-champlon
+, has been promoted sergeant. Sergeant Bob.
81 .i C0mp4my o. has won Won ths bulls eye match IN
Ruison. OF Company l. won second prize anI
Lieutenant Johnston OF Company H. won third
prize.
Squadron win attend services on April % at 4
p. at the Church OF the Heavenly Rest 10Th
street and Fifth avenue The open air games
Of the squadron Van Cortlandt Park will COM
mence on May 19 Tho stables of tho squadron
at Van Cortlandt Park have accommodation for
May and with Croednoor on May s. the parade
members or tho squadron viii be kept busy.
Colonel Jarvis OF the Sth Regiment has re-
ceived word from Major General Frederick D.
Grant. L. S. a. that he Will review the regiment
next Friday night at the armory. During the
| ceremonies decorations for service performed in
Held music Of the regiment viii hold a barn dance
and moving picture show IN the armory on Satur-
day evening April Is.
Company F. OF the 7th Regiment. have unani-
mously elected Sergeant George IIln second lieu
tenant vice CovelI. promoted. Lieutenant Hill IS
feet inches in height and IS champion shot
putter Of tho regiment. we'll OF It's
strongest men. For sergeant after 4 good naturod
contest Corporal Ford got 40 votes, against 25
cast for Corporal Radclin. Sergeant Ford is an
other sIx-footer. Many acceptances have been
received from prominent persons who will attend
the centennial celebration OF the regiment on
May 8. including Secretary Taft OF the War De-
partment. Assistant Secretary Oliver Of tho War
Department. Major General G. h. Roe. General
f. y. Grfant Colonel William G.. Bates. Colonel
Robert Howe, Colonel Il. S, Clark Colonel Schuy-
Ter, Colonel sehlehlin, Major Q, b. Rridgman.
Captain John X. Foley. Among the speakers
the banquet Will be Secretary Taft General Horace
college Of the city Of New York N0'-e'''
Company A of the 69th Regiment has unanimously
elected Private Patrick Henry CIune second lieu
tenant He is well posted a good rfeman and
popular I'm tho command. The present strength OF
the regiment is 657 officers and men. compared with
$40 on September So
Veterans of the list Regiment will celebrate the
forty fifth anniversary of the departure of the
iment for the war on April p. 1861. by dinner next
Saturday night at the Harlem Casino, 12ith street
and Seventh avenue. The last semi m-annuai return
and men, against 667 September 50.
In connection with the Hartford trip OF the 18th
Regiment on May so, the command will leave Brook
lyn at 10 D. m. May % and take train at the
Grand Central Depot which is due at Hartford at
o'clock next morning After the parade the 18th
will be entertained by the LIST Reginlent IN l.s
their annual dinner on April 70 Iherg & VIII De d
review of the regiment next Frlday hsIt'
Petty officers of the First Naval Battalion will
hold a dance on the Granite State next Tuesday
night. The several units OF the battalion are pre-
parinS Tor a busy season
The date of the review of the 14th Regiment by
| Congressman Calder has been changed from Aprh
| q TO April S0
Second Lieutenant A. g. Hackley OF Company III.
| 23d Regiment has been unanimously elected first
lieutenant Company A will hold its annual drill
and reception IN the aTmOFy or the hsxt &
s.sa 3 ssa e ss ses1s