New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-08

/ SAID likely to follow. The officers and Will.
on duty Will wear the olive drab shirt, withou,
coat or blouse This II IL pointed out. Is all very
We'll provided the nights warm and the days
! fne, but cold wet Day night many men
are liable TO serious illness. especially most o!
the men are not used 10 such ltfe. II Is pointed
OUT that At the old Peekskill camp. the
~armest days, overccats At night for the ssntres
were frequently In great demand. and worn
when the nights were cold. On the coast OF Buzz
Yards Bay the AIR WILL II il said. be very penetrat-
inE. and a sentry scout duty viii very likely
suffer considerably without his blouse or overcoaI
In the "a Regiment Corporal Kaiser has been
porsis Moynihsn and Davis have been made ser
geants. Captain Brady OF Company c. who has
been i'll from blood poisoning. is able TO be
about again.
Major r A. De Russy, OF the 18TH Regiment, has
been appointed chic. ordnance officer o. the eN-
Probationary force under command OF General T.
TX. Bliss. u. S. A, ,or the manoeuvres in Massa-
ehusetis, which begin next Saturday.
IL 10 said that First Lieutenant Theodore w.
Buchanan may not be elected captain OF the sth
Company. 18th Regiment, after Captain Dryer III.
Peneyy is elected engineer officer, with the rank
OF major. Lieutenant Buchanan has announced
his intention OF shortly resgning. and In this event
the captancy. IL is said will likely go to Second
Lieutenant George u. Gates An election Cor sngi-
officer Will bs held at the armOry tomorrow
night
Members OF Company F OK tho 18th Regiment. in
preparation for TIE manruvres In Massachusetts,
which begin next Saturday. held q shelter tent
drill last Tuesday .n the riding ring OF the arory
OF the let Battery, which was set aside for their
through the courtesy OF Captain John i.
Organ. The company will use the ring again next
Tuesday night
Company A OF tho .sa Regiment has unanimously
elected First Lieutenant Clifford F. Lamont cap
tain. vice Rasmus. promoted major. He joined
Company A private in April. 1883 He was
subsequently promoted corporal. sergeant and
second lieutenant, and reached the grade OF hrsi
Lieutenant; in 1905 First Sergeant George L Doug
lass o, Company X. who recently appointed.
has passed his examination.
plan is on foot among a number OF active and
veteran members OF the 7th Regiment who reside
at or near Bayside. Long Island, 10 organize the
Baysids 9TH Regimen. Association. A meeting OF
those interested Will be held AZ Garrisons ho'el'
WIlets Poin,, next Tuesday night.
Company C OF the list Regiment has established
g summer camp the Palisades, on the Audsoi'
opposite Rivertale. which proves a gieas aeIac-
ton 20 The members. Some spend their vacations
there while others go TO the camp over Saturday
and Sunday. Company has established similar
camp on Cro,On Point
Colonel John H. Foote. OF the iash Regiment
ma. made IL plain 20 his command that he will not
tolerate any improper conduct by the members
during ths mano-uvres in Massachusetts Colonel
Foote has prepared order which says; All
officers are snjoined 10 impress by all means IN
their power, upon the enlisted men, the great ne
cessity for the most absolute respect FOR persons
snS property, as well TO orderly conduct on all
occasions. and most scrupulous avoidance OF IN
necessary intrusion private property or its
injury. IL has been known that in previous ma
noruyres hooalums. masQuerading i'm the uniforms
OF their country have entered tarmhouses and
crossroads stores and completely looted the same.
u, any such unfortunate occurrences take place az
these manoeuyrss. the offender or offenders VIII
lie punished the full extent OF the law.