New-York tribune., 1907-10-06
GUARD NEWS.

Governor Hughes has signed the honorable dis
charge OF Captain Edwin J. TaussG OF Company
q OF the 22d Regiment. He retired for business
reasons. He joined the regiment in April lSS5 and
after serving in successive grades was elected cap
tain in september. 1895. Company 1 will hold a
stag entertainment In the armory next Wednesday
night Drili nights have been assigned the ssverai
r, Tuesdays. T. and l Wednesdays d and X.
Thursdays and c and Fridays. Commissions
ing: Captain W, 5. Conrow; Captain NJ S Bor-
II Johnston and second Lieutenant X p Rurchei
range for several entertainments.
As the time of assembly for the parade next
Saturday afternoon IN connection with the unyeil-
ing OF the statue os General Sigel Is set accord
ing to present plans for ? o'clock the BROOKLYN
tire day TO the parade. They will have 20 report
mem fo 5hT is sG @ away az " m the " n day
and the turnout may IN consequence oe cohSd'r-
ably below the regular strength
First class gunners in the several liEht batteries
Of the state have been authorized 10 badge
similar 20 that issued by the War Department to
the regular gunners. The badges may be procured
the expense OF the batteries
Colonel Appleton Of the 7th Regiment has de-
tailed Major W. a. FISK as inspector OF drills
The following changes are announced:
Officers commissioned-Flrst Lieutenant Thomas
Barron, captain. Company X vice Mclean, pro-
noted: Second Lieutenant John Augustus Barnard
first lieutenant. Company X vice Barron, pro-
NOTED: ReGmental Quartermaster Sergeant Major
Ambrose White, commissioned first lieutenant as
corporal Richard sheldon. Company G. has been
appointed color bearer. vice Olsen. discharged
The following non-commiss!oned oftlcers nave
passed thf board OF sSrmnoE Fapd SnG flow
land. jr.. Company q; Theophus II. Gee, Company
company f: Corporals Stanley G. Van Note. Com
pany G; St clair Smith. II; COMPANY /; George
pany +; Robert T, Iarendon, Company G: Silas
X A b
Referring TO the record of attendance at the vol
unteer camp Of the list Battery at Camp Roe. Van
Cortaudt Park from July 20 10 September -. 1907.
Captain John f. Organ says: The records of
Private Abramson. who attended the fun hfty-hve
days Of camp: Of Sergeant Gaylor, who attended
forty-two days; Private Austin. forty-one days;
Corporal Lambert. thirty-nne days: Corporal Sill
vernail. thirty eight days; Private Langley. thirty
six days; Private Lynch, thlrty-tour days Private
twenty-fwo DAYS. and Corporal Strohecker. twenty
days, worthy of special mention The battery
their sodierly spirit. self sacridce and resultant
Increased value to the state soldiers The other
records Of attendance equallng those specially
mentioned were made by the men regularly on
compulsory. In all seventy-three men of the bta-
terry attended"
Members of Company f of the 47th Regiment have
presented Captain T. f. Murphy coast artillery.
L. S. A. with silver match safe in apprecia ton
of the courtesies he extended them during the
coast defence exercises last summer in which Com
pany + took part
Colonel Foote of the 18th Regiment has received
the resignation of Lieutenant Raymond McLeer of
Company *, He is of General McL.eer and
first joined the guard as private in the 18th Regi-
ment in March, 1903. He In the 18th AS cor
poral and quarternaster sergeant and was elected
second lieutenant in the 14th Regiment in May 1896
IL is thought likely that he will Join Squadron c.
captain Albert +. Engelhardt of Company | has
also resigned and will be succeeded by Lieutenant
X Crandall The captain began his military service
as private IN the 41th Regiment in August 1883.
ana rose therein to the grades of corporal,
geant; second lieutenant and first lieutenant He
was elected captain of Company the 18th Regi-
ment IN February 1906. A regimental stag will be
held at the armorY next Saturday night