New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-07
THE SEIENTH'S Spring REVIEW
A SPLENDID SHOWING BEFORE MAJOR.
GENERAL ROE And \ LARGE GATH
ERI..o, OF SPECTATORS

IT.. aprtnr parade and review y TIE I'm Recl-
ment took iia % a. the armory. s.xiy-aeycnth-st.
and Park-aye. last nlsAf. and although The PEAR
guard Of tle h.iatod blizzard made fhe .lr TOO
cool for thoughts Of spring the interior - tie
great amor was hf.gh with many hundred
lights and radiant with ou.Ytr. The Lail'r.", wcr'
crowded hundreds o. mon AMI women VINO could
End no pla there reiaalnrd In the halls ana the
narrow raised border around tie d-.A thcd was
occupied 20 i.s utmost capacity
4 IN Rc9 Iiacui review aiwata attracts attention
ard ticket. aro alv SIS 90 premium. but on tho
evening Of fh" spring p1rad" when the regiment
i,s rr. app .uItuc-. MN tf winter armo.y
work IN whit. trousers and by that sign gives
notice all woa;h her '.congTult.cs 20 tho contrary
Notwithstanding NAT spring he's come TO thH
dwclcrs or Manhattan Island. tickets FOR the IN
Regiment show ar. doublS popular But whom tho
spring review ana parade cones a. time wien
the signs ~ war are In the ntmosph,rc 1t III only
na,ura! that there should b, rush to tn
nowcr o: tho citizen sodlory @; tho State IA re-, ioy
The 1ih Regiment al~ays lOoks -. matter
n the no duty or on parade in The
arInOry before app'audius men. admiring veterans
and smilin. women. bu; last night every
seemed to be anxious to look little better and
be IA little more steady the ranks than ever
before and It appeared 10 those who Witnessed tho
ceremony that they succeeded. Nearly every com
pany p6raicd It's fu'l strength Major General
Charles T. Roe the reviewing ON r. Ne vas
accompanied 10y Colonel Stephen IT, DIN IAeuton-
ante oloncl William ". Ladd. Jr.. and Majors
Greer. Holly and Holland. of his stan. and with
thcsc on he reviewing stand Brigadior-dicn-
cral George Moore Smith and Major McCl lntock Of
his staff. Tho officer ~ the day was Captain
James j.. Schuyler. and the officers Il tho guard
were Lieutenant. Horace &. Du Val and t;eore,
s. Towe
There not "A hitch break IN tho cvolu-
tons. and when tic long column swung past tho
It.,It.
many gray and white clothed statues while the
commanding and reviewing officers and their STATS
wh,rh ever citzc Of N"w-iork misb, b ra, %
and they observed the applause which came from
all parts Of the great enclosure.
Impressive ana when tho band had nadc lis cirruH
the thousand men came to 'dtt-nton" while the
strains OF The Star spanged Banner rang
audience arose and when the last strain had been
Then the medals for long ana f.ithfni service
were presented. Captain William -. Palmer. First
Lieutenant John W McDougell and Private VIII
lam 6. h. Kemp received thu Cross Of Honor win
the figure ~" get with briliiants. for twenty i've
years service. This war published In orders, and
was known to the members of tho regiment But
when the names were read the list included also
that Of ex Lieutenant John H. Holland. who Wa,
recently appointed major Oh the STAFF Of General
Re Major Holland was IS, tatrn BY surprise and
on the nc9r win his Veteran comrades. when the
mark Of ,steem from the officers OF the 7tn
and well since November ~, ittO Tho other
orations presented were
Gold u honor for twenty yesI. ,.rvca-.
Captain WILLIAM J. UNDERWOOD. Lieutenant WILL
IAN H. FOLSOM and rii,ates GEORGE /. ANDKOCs
and JOSEPH n. DEDERER
silver bar ~ of honor. f.r fifteen years
Captain FRANCIS g. LANGDON First Lieutenant ROB
ERT MAXEr. second Lieutenant JAMES WOTIiEE
SPOON orderly Sergeant ROBERT 81. kAIL<JcH
rriyates JOiF W. 4DI-r. EDWARD 6. s11lOON-
MAKER and ROBERT : HOLT. jr
Cros. " honor bronys. Tor years reryic~-cap
tain ciiRISToPIifR J. COLES. First Ideutenants AM
BfsOSE q. TODD and WILLIAM sIfERMAN SCOTT
Color-bearer HERBERT GROESBECK. QuartcrInnster-
SerGeants WESLEY r. SMITH and ALANsON H. VIII