New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02
r. r. W. Herring has been appointed rcgi-
mental quartermaster sergeant, and has
passed the board.

r. r. W. Herring has been appointed rcgi-
mental quartermaster sergeant. and has
passed the board.
Members Of the I'd Battalion Of the lst
Regiment of Field Artillery. will hold a
! ball at Terrace Garden on the night OF
March "A. An illuminated sign now hangs
/ in front of the arrnory in West Goth street,
made up OF electric lights, whenever
drills are being held, which says, Field
Artillery Now Drilling. Public Invited
This sign has been the means OF sccur-
ing for the several batteries quarterei
! in the armory a number of desirable re-
cruits. Lieutenant Colonel Frank III.
! Hines. who reviewed Battery ID last night,
originally Joined the guard as a private
! in Company -, OF the eth Regiment. His
! old company. under Captain Robert
Mazet, took part in the ceremony.
! Veterans Of the 23d Regiment will re-
view the active command i'm the armory
on Saturday night, March 10. Colonel
William r. Bunker. the oldest living ,X-
officer of Company G, Will review his old
command in the armory on April 8, the
fiftieth anniversary OF the organization
Of the company. Captain Bunker was one
of the charter members All eX-memDeis
! of the company are invited TO attend ana
are requested to send In their names AMI
addresses to Lieutenant Thomas FAIR
servs. at the armory.
Colonel Hotchkin. of the I'D Engineers.
now that it will be impossible TO enter
the new armory on Washington Heights
| this month will hold a review I'm the old
armory about the middle Of March. Prob
ably for the veterans OF the regiment
| The non-commissioned officers BAH,
scheduled to be held in the new armory
on March q. has been postponed, and Is
now scheduled for the night of April -
| in the new armory. The regiment. II IS
expected. will enter its new armory under
escort of the veterans on Saturday after
noon, April 49, Sergeant Brown, Of Com
pany X, has organized a basket ball team
and will be glad 10 receive challenges
from other teams. The regiment Will be
inspected on Tuesday, Wednesday ald
| Thursday.
| Colonel Conley, of the seth Regiment.
hopes to arrange a review some time in
| II,
band. under Chief Musician Bayne, will
attend the Inauguration at Washington
and will furnish the music for the ram
many Hall delegation. Corporal George
W. Mullen of Company l., recently elect
ed second lieutenant. has passed the bril-
gade board with very high percentage.
lie is one Of the Youngest lieutenants IN
the guard. having recently turned twenty
one, and is a charter member OF the com
pany, the youngest in the regiment, and
| is under command of Captain Moynahan.
| Brigadier General Emore +. Austin,
| commanding the Sth Regiment Of Coast
Artillery, has appointed First Lieutenant
George 3. Hartley, captain OF the 29th
] COMPANY, and Second Lieutenant James
:. Frazer, captain of the goth Company.
Both officers have passed the examining
board. First Lieutenant Harrison u.
Arnold. of the 9lst Company, has been APP
pointed ordnance officer
Lieutenant ST. Clair Smith. who recent-
" sent I'm his resignation in the 9Th ReSi-
ment of Coast Artillery. has been appoint
cd 70 take charge of the state arsenal IN
New York City.
Members OF Troops 4, c, i and q. or
the 1st Cavalry. under Major Wright VIII
assemble at West 23d street tonight at
o'clock 10 proceed 10 Washington to at
tend the inauguration, and viii leave
washington on return at 10 p m on
Tuesday. The loading of horses and bag
gage will be in charge OF Captain ii. H.
Childs. regimental quartermaster. assisted
by First Lieutenant Youngs and details or
men.
The proposed trip Of the 18th Regiment
10 attend the Inauguration has been ADAM
doned as the men showed a lack OF IN
terest In il and did not care to assume inc
EXPENSE Of s15 man. out OF about l'VoV
members about 400 agreed to make inc
trip