New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-21
PARIS AND ToURAINE
GUARD NEWS.

Adtutant General Brieutnau Of New Jersey viii
be the guest of honor of the sd Regiment next
Wednesday night. when he Will review the regf-
raent He Will have with him number Of officers
Of the Governors staff. Before the review General
Brfentnau. and the officers with him. Will be en-
te-tained ar dinner at the Union League Club.
Brooklyn. by Colonel stokes and the other officers
Of the ed Regiment
II has been decided that the state camp at
o7e<s5iI will be opened on the afternoon Of June
: when the battalion of field artillery. comprising
the 1st Oh 90 and 9Th batteries. shall be duty
there with a battery OF the regular army The
22d Regiment will be duty az the PeekskiI
camp from June y TO 10. and will have with it ths
engineer detachment from West Point. The rec
concentrations made 10 the camp OF field service
Of other organizations OF the National Guard are
as follows The Sh. 9Th and 18Th regiments 10 har-
Dor forts as coast artillery reserves The 9Th and
18th regiments to harbor forts. infantry sup
ports The Ist- ID and 10th regiments OF separate
companies. 10 Pine Camp. Jefferson County, N Z.
for field nancfuvres with regular troops The Sd
Regiment, of separate companies. and tho 65th and
74th regiments. Fonda, N Y. for encampu1ent BY
regiment
Each Of the three battarous OF the list Regiment
will hold a review and parade at the armory, 10 be
followed by a dance the following dates: Com
panies D. F, and c, comprising the LIST Bat
TALON, on Wednesday. March 3. Companies NJ. I. 4
and r Of the I'd Battalion Friday, March a.
and Companies H. G and B. constituting the 81
Battalion on Tuesday night. March q There viii
be drills by battalions as follows: First February
.: ID February 81 and Sd. February IS.
Rutherford Bingham, son OF General Bing-
ham Police Commissioner, has been unanimously
elected a first lieutenant in Company X Of the 18th
Regiment. Mr.. Bingham had previously served in
the National Guard captain IN the Psnrsylva-
MIA state force. Major General Leonard Wood. U.
S A. Will review the regiment next Wednesday
night The shooting match for the Riker trophy IN
the arrnory range last Tuesday night resulted IN
victory for the team from the non-comnlssiOned
star. which also made the best score on record in
which is considered remarkably fine shooting. The
conditions were teams Of five each, firing i've
/ shots per man offhand at two hundred yards and
/ FIVE shots prone five hundred yards The scores
l Of the winners and the aggregate OF the other
1 teams follow: Ordnance Sergeant John P FenneIi.
/ -: QuarterTnaster Sergeant George Donovan as;
! Battalion Sergeant Major Charles NJ Smith, 49,
Color Sergeant John NcDerTnott. IS. and Color Ser
! geant F. J. Loughlin A; total 22s- Company G.
213: A 2lz; B. 206. E. 1914; l. 1885, H. 1S9; G. ISIS; F..
1s5: X 1S4: l. 1S and D. 1872 Captain \ D Porter
has appointed acting adtutant OF the regiment.
\ review of the sth Regiment by Brigader Gen
eraI David Y Austen chief Of the coast artillery.
Will be held Tomorrow night the armory in
F celebration Of WashingtOns Birthday
Members OF the 18th Regiment will parade at the
armoTy next Tuesday night for annual muster and
. inspection by War Department and state officers.
The annual full dress reception next Tuesday night
OF the non-cOmmisstoned officers VIII be a very
interesting event The decorations Of the drill bal
very elaborate.