New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS

yice-President sherman VIII review the
Isl Regiment in its armory tomorrow
night. and the review is the cause 81 un-
,,susi interest among the members OF the
regiment and its friends. The detail for
the guard on the occasion is: Captain Schu-
/ macher officer OF the day, and Lieutenant
Davidson. Lieutenant DOwnes. Lieutenant
Kuehnle and Lieutenant Thompson. officers
OF the guard. Each company Of the reg1-
rnent by order Of Colonel Bates viii go 10
Van Cortlandt Park in turn for drill In ad-
/ vance and rear guards. Each company can
I select its own date. The latest returns
show the strength OF the regiment 20 be 200
. officers and men. colonel Bates has just
/ nominated First Sergeant Sanford r Smiih'
/ Of Company A, 10 be second Lieutenant. wee
Bellah. promoted. Company NJ will hold a
dance next Wednesday.
The annual church parade II tho eth Regi-
4 mont will take place on Sunday. May s. in
stead Of on Nav J. as AT first announced.
! The services will be held in 81 Georges
/ Church. Al the review Of the regiment 90
I be held on April D in honor Of The holders
/ Of the regimentai cross of honor for long
and faithful service many eN-memoerS 81
the regiment who were awarded the decora-
ton and are nov in other organizations
will be present. These include officers OF
the army. navy and national guard. Among
those expected TO attend. in addition to
General George Moore Smith. commanding
the First Brigade. who with other eN-oi-
Hoers will review the regiment. are Briga-
der General McCoskrv Butt. Colonel ". G.
Bates. Colonel George r. Dyer and General
David r Austen. y 9. y y: N1eneTal
Rird ". Spencer, General II W Freeman
and Captain X. A. Bryant OF New Jersey,
All ex-rr1erl hers % the Eth The riding class
Of Company has given Captain Bryant. OF
the lst Troop of New Jersey. a handsome
stein ret in consideration of his ccurtesies
to Company r men visiting the armorN-
TIE class viii ride with members OF the lSt
Troop IN New Jersey to-day. The cavalry
Van Cortlan1t Park over saturday n Sht
In the near future and give an exhibition
drill
Squadron A will parade in its armory Tor
annual inspection and muster next Thurs
day night and Squadron G next Saturday
night. These parades viii conclude the in
spections in the greater city.
Members Of Squadron a who are inter
ested in polo can practise At Van Cortlandt
Park on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
afternoons until further orders.
Company n Of the 18th Regiment has won
the Barnes trophy for indoor rife shooting
for teams 81 twelve men. The team scored
ooa points, the highest ever made in the
match.
The sd Regiment will have = review by
its veterans in the armory next Thursday
night. Sergeant W. Q. Penton. OF Company
O. has been elected second Lieutenant.
Mayor Gaynor who reviewed the 18TH
Regiment a few nights ago. was so much
impressed with his visit that he sent
letter 10 Colonel Dyer. IN which he says:
The experience Of the evening was very
profitable one 10 me. and I enjoyed II I'm
rnensely. The swing and animation Of your
regiment were celebrating. The men are
fine fellows. and do not wonder that YOU
are proud 81 them. You are entitled 10 the
highest credit for the spirit and condition
OF your regiment" Colonel Dyer has hal
the letter framed and hung IN the armory.
The Old Guard Association ~ the regiment
viii hold SIS annual reunion ana inner At
Hotel Gerard on Thursday night. April q.
Company n VIII hold = pa' kaCe Marty ana
reception a. the armory' on Saturday night
April -. Company viii hold its annual
ban next SATURDAY night At the armory.
review by Major General Roe VIII be held
or May ..
The request Cor the detail Of Lieutenant
II a Rogers from tho STAFF % General
Smith. First Brigade, 10 Inc lst battery
has been disapproved by General Smith,
Who docs not want TO lose the services Of
the lieutenant a. an aid.
The programme has been arranged for
the wild West show az tho 81 Battery,
"a ne held next Friday and Saturday nights
q, the armory. There viii be scenes Of
Western life, including attacks by Indians
and robbers throwing mules, rough riding,
Reforming horses and cogs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Office Of The I'd
Regiment viii hold a bee:steak dinner next
SATURDAY night at castle Cave. A. cNhibi-
sion drill bv the cadets Of the New York
Institute FOR the Deaf and Dumb. under
The auspices Of Company -, VIII De held n
the srulory next FRIDAY Might olon-l ~.
n Hofchkiu VIII Ie the reviewing officer.
Dancing viii follow.
Work on tho 10 and 90 yard ranges at
The new rife range al BiauNeh, y. y.
usu ne coranletcd about June J next, and
ne e.o-,-ara range viii be completed about
ia ,eeks later Colonel Thurston is hav-
80, t1e work hurried. bat shooting cannot
be done there until IN" ial-
Adf,,tsut General Nelson d. Henry will
attend 3 review Of the 2d Naval Battalion
on Saturday night. April 20.
Sergeant Michael Tourney. 90 Company
!, setb Regiment. has been elected second
iiei7Tenart. Captain Felix }. Mcsherry ~
GomDsnv & has completed twenty years ot
continuous service.
Firs. Sergeant o. Carlson. ~ Company 9.
,s,b Regiment. has been appointed second
lieutenant by Colonel Foote
IAeutenaat Reginald Reynolds % INC IL"
Regiment has resigned on ac'"uii' o' '"7'
ness. mich 70 the regret - 'oloneI D,ti-
IA w-a- lpoWu - a Ne.g competent young
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