New-York tribune., 1910-06-19
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

| Despite the rumors that have been freely
circulated during the week TO the effect
that the national guard of New York City
would after all not be ordered out for the
parade on July f. Major General Roe states
| that the plans have not been changed and
/ that the national guard will be ordered TO
| parade, as was stated in this column last
Sunday. It has been decided that the
troops shall parade in olive drab uniform.
which is the best for summer wear. the
dress uniform being much heavier. The
sth Regiment will not parade. as it will be
on coast defence duty at Fishers Island.
The 22d Regiment, it has been decided,
shall parade up IN the Bronx, with the I'd
Battery, Colonel Walter B. Hotchl1in, Of
the former command wifi act as brigade
commander. According TO the present
plans it is considered very probable that
General Roe will order all the troops in
Brooklyn to parade in Manhattan The
military will start the parade at about 10
O'Clock a. m, from 23d street and Fifth
avenue. The route will then be down Fifth
avenue and through the Washington Arch,
across Waverley Place TO Broadway, and
south to City Hall Park where the Mayor
will review The parade will be dismissed
after passing the Mayor. The head of the
column will reach the City Hall about 80
it is expected.
Company F, of the 9TH Regiment. has a
red hot election on its hands at present for
the post of sergeant. and the ballots will be
cast next month. The candidates are Cor
porais William Kennedy, jr-, and Elliott z.
Van Cleef. Partisans of both men are
making a house TO house canvass. and in
ducements are being offered by each side
for votes in the way Of dinners, automobile
rides and trips by water. On July 16 the
company will visit Travers Island and
among the amusement features will he
game of baseball between a team of mar
ried men and team of single men. The
former will be captained by Captain l. w.
Stotesbury and the latter by Private P.
Tower The riding class of the company
went to Luna Park last Friday night,
being transported from the Battery to Sea,
Gate in launches Of the naval militia
Members of Company D, under command
Of Captain Robert F. Mazet, will have a
dinner at Coney Island next Saturday. The
event will celebrate the anniversary of the
organization Of the company on June 25,
1906 Both active and veteran members
viii be present.
The 9Th Regiment, which arrives at Fish
ers Island to-day for ten DAYS instruction
in coast defence work, viii be relieved on
Tuesday morning, June %, by the 8th Regi-
ment. The latter command will assemble in
its armory on the day named, at $50 a. m.
It will return home on July Z. Lieutenant
Colonel F. o. Sauvan. in addition to his
other duties, viii be in charge of the in
struction in guard duty. First Lieutenant
James w. Thomas has been assigned to the
ans1- 7
Clifford to the 26th Company and Second
Lieutenant John T. DAILY TO the 18th Com
pany.
Major General Charles F Roe command
ing the national guard has made a re-
quest TO the War Department that all the
recruits enlisted in regiments ordered to
Pine Camp next August for maneuvresa
with the army be allowed TO accompany
their commands under the same conditions
as the recruits Of the coast artillery were
allowed 10 perform duty. This means that
the state will pay the recruits and also
pay for their transportation and subsistence
instead of the War Department 1t is be-
iieved that the War Department will grant
General Roe's request, and in that event
it will not be necessary to have recruit
class at the state camp near Peekskiu.
Colonel Bates, of the fist Regiment, has
received the resignation OF Lieutenant D.
r Cook, battalion quartermaster, on ac-
count Of business, and has detailed Lieu
tenant F. z. Croft. of Company N. TO take
his place. First Sergeant Joseph H Nc
Dernott. Of Company n. will probably be
promoted TO second lieutenant vice Croft.
The following privates have been promoted
corporaIs: William Mayer, band; Martin t.
Danreuther, Company a; Joseph J. Regan,
Company c. and William D. Kelly. Com
pany NJ Major E. J. Flack and Second
Lieutenant S. L. Smith. recently promoted,
have been sworn in.
Company G, of the 22d Regiment. Cap
tain I1evien. has established a summer
camp on the shore a. little below Great
Kills. Staten Island, where the members
can go on Saturday and remain over Sun
day. The object of the camp is to combine
engineering instruction and pleasure. Work
on the new arnory is now progressing
rapidIy A considerable portion Of the iron
frame has been erected for the adnlinistra-
ton part of the building, large portion Of
the lower wall has been erected, and the
iron for the girders of the drill hall is being
collected William S. Edwards Of Com
pany !, has been appointed captain. vice
MdC(ITOILys pToL1OLSd 4IldJo1' AiI5 aIS"
captain Joined the regiment as a private
February 16. 1900. was promoted corporal
in April. 1902, sergeant in 1904, second lieu
tenant in 1907 and first lieutenant last
year.
Governor Hughes has awarded the hrevet
of second lieutenant for meritorious ser
vice of more than twenty-five years, to
Ouartermaster Sergeant James MazZa, of
company H. 18th Regiment. and to Private
Anthony B. Van Heusen, of Company B,
of the same command The latter is the
famous oldtime rife shot and a Civil War
veteran.
Tieutenants Hurley and Tarpy, Of the
catb Regiment recently elected. have
,,a,sed the board of examination. Captain
Fines and Lieutenant Riley ordnance Of
ecers Of the regiment, are very anxious
10 have the pistol range in the armory
co,onlated this fall so that proper practice
an he had. Now that an important
.,,a,,ea has heen made in the armory board,
t,o,,,e hone IS expressed that the range may
be put IA order
OUTDOOR SPORTS IN sRoNxViLLE.
rho strenuous life is all the rage in
yyestchester County. Lawn tennis. golf,
4,,,sabacx riding and early morning walks
ho,a supplanted bridge and afternoon teas.
,rha Lawrence Park Country Club which
-.a,,,a ,ae+ month, has more than nun