New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-01
NOTES Of INTEREST FROM LEADING Social DESOp7S

c and n. comprising the LIST Battalion
next Tuesday: the inspection Of the I'd
Battalion, comprising Companies f, F. q
and n. will take place on Wednesday
night, and that OF tie Sd Battalion, con-
ssting OF Companies 7. n, l. and NJ. will
be held next Thursday night. Colonel
Bates has ordered a series OF battalion
drills. which begin on March and run
into APRIL Each Of the three battalions
will also hold reviews on the following
dates: March IS. Sd Battalion. by ex-
Major w. II. Llnson, March 81, LIST Bat
talon. by Lieutenant Colonel w. II. Sage.
L. s. A. and April ?. I'd Battalion. by
Colonel w s. wadsworth. 18th n. Y.
First Lieutenant John W. Macy. OF
Company a, has been promoted captain.
The several troops OF the 1st Cavalry,
Colonel De Bevose, located In Brooklyn,
will be inspected and mustered next Tues
dav. Wednesday and Thursday by army
and state officers
4 very satisfactory showing in member
ship is being made by the six batteries OF
the lst Field Artillery, under command OF
Colonel II. II. Rogers. This regiment has
thirtv-four officers and $50 men on It's
roll and owns some sixty horses.
Thirtv-eight officers OF coast artillery
OF the New York National Guard have
satisfactorily passed the examination
prescribed by the War Department last
wear. The following are the officers;
First Lieutenant j. {. Hegeman, or ten-
eral Austlns headquarters; Majors Asei
A,nes and n. c. Wilson, Captains n. T.
Alden. 4. NJ. Eremer. j. J. Cowdrey'
William Gray, w. u. Spear and JULIUS
Tannenbaum First Bieutenants H. Is
Arnold John Miller r. S. Newcomo,
r. G. Schussler. 81. Clair Smith, L.
Spencer. r. Stebbns and ]. w. Thomas
Second IAeutenants l.. q Morris and 3. T.
Stewart. all OF the Sth Regiment; Majors
Mills Miller and l.. NJ ThIery, Captains
II. s. Allyn. j. T. Matthews II. O.
Munson. and 3. r. Wetzelburg and First
Lieutenant r. c. Mooney. OF the 9th
Regiment: Major b. n. Pendry, Captains
G.. a. Clifton, w. u. Finke. J. ID. Jen-
nings. and G. W Johnston, First Lieu
tenants G. S Comstock, w. A. Cunning
ham. f. T. Harris. and II. NJ. Wright.
and Second Lieutenant l.. S. Barrett
18th Regiment
After failing I'm two attempts 20 elect
a second lieutenant In the 4th Company
of the 18th Regiment, Colonel Davis has
appointed Sergeant Harold A. Smith &c,
the Office. review I'm honor Of the vet
Grams OF the regiment will be held April 3.
Mayor John Purroy Mitchell will review
the Eth Regiment of the New York Ma
tional Guard IN its armory on Monday
night, March g. This will be the Mayors
first review. and IN addition TO the formal
ceremony Colonel Appleton will arrange
10 have the command give several pract-
cal exhibitions such as troops would have
10 perform in field service.
These will, It is expected include load
ing wagons with supplies needed for SER
vice in the field by the different unita:
scaling walls by men i'm service uniform
with rife and field equipments. and Sow
eral other exhibitions. The new machine
gun company may also give an exhibition
Of how this latest unit to the regiment
carries. assemblies and works the gun IN
war service Mayor Mitchell accepted the
Invitation 10 review Yesterday and will be
ACCOMPANIED BY several city officials