New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

In the parade OF the National Guard Of Ereatss
New York incident to the Hudson-PuIton celsbrs--
ton next Thursday week General George Moore
Smith, OF the First Brigade. viii be In command
OF all the troops. as Major General Charles T.
Roe Is the grand marshal OF the parad,. Tn.
place OK General Smith as commander OF the First
Brigade viii be taken By Colonel Daniel Appleton
OF the eth Regiment and the latter Organization
viii be In command OF Lieutenant Colonel Willard
G Fisk The parade win start promptly ar
O'Clock from 10th street and Central Park West
The line Of march will be along Central Park wesr
to 6sth street. 70 Fifth avenue TO 9Th street
whence the organizations viii proceed 70 their
arnoTtes Governor Hughes viii review the column
from stand on ths west side OF Fifth avenue.
near Hst street
Squadron will act as escort 70 General Roe
Squadron TO General Smith. the First signal
Company 20 Colonel Appleton and the Second So
nal Company TO General John G. Eddy. command
tins the Second Brigade.
The organizations will pass as foIlows. Grand
Marshal General Poe and star Squadron A. a.
tachments Of the United States army: sailors and
marines OF foreign navies. sailors and marines
from United States warships. naval militia OF New
York. General Smith and star. Squadron G. I'd
Engineers. Brigadisr General David T. Austen
and stan, commanding the coast artillery: Major
David Wilson and star. field artillery and tho
list, "a and Sd Light Batteries First Brigade COL
Onel Appleton; Second Brigade. General EGey. Or,
Company OF Coast Artillery from Connecticut
Albany Burgess Corps, Italian Volunteers, ola
Guard Irish Volunteers. United Spanish War VET
eranS. Sons OF Veterans and the Grand Army OF
the Republic The latter viii form near the grand
stand and act a guard OF honor 70 ths dist5a-
guished guests at the reviewing stand.
All the foot troops viii parade with slxte-u sla.
troht, ana the mounted troops with twelve Gem
eral Roe VIII review the troops at the washington
Arch.
Ambulances will be placed along the ror,t. ,s sb.
parade at points Indicated by nags under com
mahd OF Lieutenant Colonel w. G. Ie BoutEiier.
on the stan or General Roe. Lieutenant Colonel
F. T. Leigh. signal officer on the STAR OF ce7araI
route. 80
The National Guard OF New YOrk viii Be rsD-
resented at the convention OF the National Guard
Association of the United States which meets in
Los Angeles the later part OF this month ~
Major Fred A Wells OF the 2Sd Resfment ana
Mayor N f. TurgeOu. of the 74th Regiment
Charges have been preferred By Colonel John n
Foote OF the 18th Regiment against IAeutenans
DeVeln' OF Company l. who is charged with Gessr-
ton during the manoeuvTes in Massachusetts Y5e,,-
tenant Colonel W. L. Garcia. who z,St.I,sS -,
INJURY TO his knee during the manoeuvres ana now
state. ~"
handsome bronze trophy has hsen pr.sa-.,a a..
the 18th ReEiment by Colonel George III pvsr
which will be awarded yearly 20 the cou,panv NV
ing the best percentage In all duties The tropbv
winch VIII be known the DYER Trophv ran~s
sents Roman warrior ready 70 defend tha g.
which he holds In his left hand while IN hIS rsvSs
hand Is sword. 's--
-Four hurdred members Of the Second Brirada.
are desired to man the foats in the historical
parade IN Brooklyn on October J. There viii 10
no compensation. but each man VIII set two tickets
for stand
Captain Jacob W. Miller. commanding the naval
militia. and who viii also command ~. n,srgr.
parade on September Is. WIN the Gloucester
belonging 20 the Second Naval Battalion as his
aasship.
CompaEy d OF the sd Regiment will oman m.
social season bv a beefsteak dinner On the night
OF October Second Lieutenant c. w SEXTON 81
Company \. has been elected drst lieutenant
Colonel Norton has appointed Sergeant Major r. IL
DeMott. battalion Quartermaster. William T.
Beteie a former first lieutenant In the regiment
has been appointed inspector OF small arms urac-
tice. From present indications no election FOR
lieutenant colonel viii be ordered for some time
Colonel Norton. Il Is said is not satisfied with
the outlook. lt Is known that. he IS opposed To
the election OF Major Wells. who has been passed
Over several times for the lieutenant coloaelcy.
Practice for qualification for the grade OF marks
man. for the troops OF Greater New York viii be
held at Sea Girt. provided Governor Hughes APP
proves the plans0 commencing on October a Each
regiment VIII be allowed days practice except
days.