New-York tribune., 1906-04-08

ert Mclean, Of Company K has been brevetted
4-.yOS 4t ~ ~ metleoTtous service for more thah
According to club gossip Brigadier General
McQoslzry Butt. who in seniority OF commission
ranks General George Moore Smith, the present
commander Of the First Brigade. will not parade
under command Of the latter in the celebration
OF the Tooth anniversary OF the-7th Regiment on
May o. Both officers are ex-members Of the 9TH,
ana IN the parade General Smith will command
the veterans. General Butt was rendered super
numerary in 1901 but has taken a great interest
flne shooting, and each year has offered num-
per OF cash prizes to regiments in his old
brigade. Several years ago the colonels Of the
9TH and 18th regiments wanted General Butt
TO review their regiments but General Smith
would not indorse the applications. His reason
was II Is understood, that General Roe might
IaAe onence as General Butt had criticised the
nethods Of the latter in some particulars, and
neu also preferred charges against him on tech
11CI meters which were dismissed. Under the
circumstances close friends Of General Butt as
seLE Lnat ne VIII surely not appear either in
1alhorm or civilian dress under command Of
General Smith, who, friends Of General Butt
consider, did not treat Butt fairly.
First Lieutenant William A. H. Foster of
Company F, 22d Regiment will it is understood
be elected captain in the place OF Joseph A
Turney, resigned. Lieutenant Foster is very
popular in the company and has proved him
sen capable young officer. The active and
veteran members Of Company n will hold that
annual dinner on April 2S at the HoteI Csrleto
Tho reg1mental Non Commissioned Officere, &
Soclauon VIII hold a theatre party and dinner on
NL9y .. company B is preparing for an enter
ta1nment to be held the latter part of Anil Il
She same company Private w L. BatcbeIder ba a
@ Deen promoted TO corporal. In Company c, Ser
seaht greene mas won the company handicaD
match Tor shooting in the armory range with q
toCe4 score OF 20 points. Sergeant Ward was
second. with So points, and Private Rouse third
with SO points The following members 0F Com
pany have performed 100 per cent OF dutv
from last May: Captain Mahon, Lieutenant Gar
r1son, Sergeant Masterson. Sergeant AfeinecIe
Sergeant Ward, Corporal Davis Privates RucIC-
Iand' Flaherty, Hall, Manion, ROsberg Sbeeren
Meoemeyer, Sergeant Bobb, Corporal O'Hara
man and D. Wier - "
Squadron A at its annual muster last Monday
night had only three absentees and was highly
complimented for its general showing The only
absenteeS were in Troop 1. The number present
IN each unit OF the squadron, in detail was as
follows; Field and staff. 9; non-commissioned
stan 3; hospital corps, 8; Troop l. 72; Troop @
"a; Troop g. 70; total, 24S.
District Attorney William T. Jerome viii re-
view the 23d Regiment in it's armory tomorrow
night, There will also be another review on
Saturday evening, April 81, when the veterans
will parade in command OF General ]. B. Froth-
ingham their president who will review the
command. Sergeant Lamont Of Company A. who
has been member for five years. has been
elected second lieutenant. Company II will
hold an election for first lieutenant tomorrow
night. The Company L, which is being
organized, has now thirty-one members.
Company F, 6sth Regiment, has elected Cor
poraI Michael Kelley first lieutenant and Dr.
John w. ElTnes, well known Irish athlete, has
been elected second lieutenant Both elections
were unanimous, and the members OF the COM
pany were suitably entertained after the cleo
ton.
There will be another review Of the 9th Regi-
ment about the middle Of May. It will be known
as Enlisted Mems Might" in appreciation of the
excellent work Of the latter during the drill sea-
son. There is much satisfaction in the regiment
over the fact that 1t will open camp on Iune Q
It Is the first time in the history Of the regiment
that 1t has been accorded the honor. The dis
H, who resigned some time since, has been re-
ceived, and the company is looking for a
suitable candidate TO fill the vacancy.
CONGRESSMAN William II. Calder viii review
the 18th Regiment on Saturday evening, April
81. DR.. J. r. Kevin has been appointed assist
ant surgeon. Company B has elected First Ser
geant Charles H. FIader second lieutenant. He
has been q member of the regiment since June,
1892
Companies Of the 18th Regiment will compete
for the Barnes Trophy in the armory, as follows:
and B, April II; D and T, April II; K and NJ.
April IS; and L, April 10; G and H. April 21,
and Z and I, April 80
Company K, Of the 47th Regiment Captain
Maxfeld is priding itself on its skill in armory
rifle practice during the last season. 1t has won
all the prizes offered by the board of officers.
These consist Of the prizes for senior and junior
teams of seven and teams of twenty-five. Mem
bers Of Company F who have performed 100 per
cent Of duty during the last season are Captain
Snyder, First Sergeant SWeeny, Sergeants Ross,
Glazer and Holmes, Quartermaster Sergeant
Hall, Corporals Hagerty, Spada and Frary and
Privates Banta EVeland, FaIes, Faldermeyer
F'urnel, Frank, Hendrickson. Kamine Kealey