New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
GUARD NEWS.

Although Lieutenant Colonel William q. ztpr.
the Tth Regiment rendered his resignation. etAs
completing fifty years service on October q, tbs
resignation IS stiu held at regimental headquarters
and the hope Is expressed that he viii decide 70
remain with the regiment The regiment is unarl-
nous IN wanting him continue active duty
with It. and it is expected that he viii agree 10
hold for while. Company F has presented
, Regimental Quartermastsr Sergeant Wilson and
Battalion Quartermaster Sergeant Platt. former
members OF the company. each with a sword and
chevrons. Company y has unanimously elected az
second lieutenant Battalion Sergeant Major Edwin
s. Coy who joined the regiment as a private IN
1898. Sergeant Charles W. Ford. q Company F.
who is known as one OF the best informed non
CONS in the regiment. has been promoted quar-
ternaster sergeant G. r. Satterlee. assistant hes
pItal steward has been appointed surgeon Of tbs
"a Battalion.
Lieutenant F. W. Hoeninghaus. OF the 18th Rest-
ment who resigned account OF being unable 70
devote sufficient time TO company duties, wtll 1t 10
understood. be appointed battalion adjutanL Cap
tain Charles s. Richards, regmental quartermastefs
is suffering from injured foot. AS he was ABOUT
TO mount his horse in front OF the armory IN the
parade at the unveiling of the Sigel monument
horse stepped on his left foot and crushed DIS
toes. Despite the accident, he rode In the parade
and then sought medical assistance seFseao-
Fred Meeks. Of Company I. mas been sppolnn5ssa nss1
veteran, and was formerly a well known mslnOs''
Work on the armory floor OF the 18th Rsgtmsns
viii be completed it Is expected, the latter part q
next week and as soon the floor can os useu
Colonel Austen will arrange a scheGuie O1 iee'
mental reviews. =. -s., a.,
hold a theatrical entertainment In the arI10I9; .;
Colonel Duffy, of the 69th Reslmentf Will ~
understood. appoint Private John X MsIsIh o
Company b. who is of Police Inspector WsiSii1
battalion adjUtant. Private Walsh ohS IeSeI.1g ~
Ioned tho seth from the eth Regiment ana wt 49,
one OF the popular members in Company r. InS
regiment has decided 20 hold open athIetic Ss4HoS
in the armOry Saturday night. DeCeInoeL S,..i.
II has been definitely decided 10 hoId aens .Ss
games In the 22d Regiment at the arnloEE OLl t..o
night OF November p, to be foHoWeo ,ss OS = N and
Invitations for the joint dance OF Companies i s
X TO be held at the armOry next IhuTsoaE hIsNS'
are in great demand; -, -., r,og;r,sns
Athletic games will be held by the ttn hes4'Hs"N
at the armory Saturday evening, pecemneE :, -.
Members of the New York National qua G1tEu 49, 49,
ing can practise for the grade of distinsusnSu ~
pert at Sea Girt N J.. next NeunesuaS
Thursday. As Creedmoor range has oseH ,o.9o,r S.U
60 further Fihe shooting by orders OF SlCs 80
FIuChes the National Guard OF Mannatss s -. -
Brooklyn have facilities for outdoor rns ~ IND
the expense must be borne by the men prsS ts
For those who have not Quallred as 49," bsva
and experts arrangements IN some "a
been made to SO TO Newburg and FousiiA0eP
Colonel Stokes OF the 23d Regiment. has receiNS'
the RESIGNATION of First Lieutenant treoeIlCA -
Allen on account OF his removal up ths ao.Sntiv
tain Richard L. Dawson, or company 4,
elected has been commissioned and sworn, s4ro, IN
Major Ohm 4 BridSman. commanding o9S .rss
\. cavalry. who had two ribs oToAen n,sstoT,obls>
otherwise injured while driving his auIotis- auIss ~
Friday morning. October is, has been rs1iO S5s is
his home from the New Rochelle Hospl'aN ~
improving slowly