New-York tribune., 1906-07-15

will be a number of open events, and prize bowl
ing for women. A silver cup for first prize and
a gold medal for second prize will be awarded
IN each event Tickets which include trans
portation dinner and refreshments. are 81, and
those for women can be had for 81 %. The regi-
ment will have a team in the annual matches at
Creedmoor-
Thirty-tyo. members of Company D Of the
III Regiment. Captain Robert Mazet command
ing performed 100 per cent of duty in the last
drill season. They are Captain Mazet. Lieu
tenant Kipp, Sergeants. Leask. Golsh, Cutter and
Short; Corporals Loeser, Hines, Fisk, Boyle and
Hodge: Lance Corporals Keough and Eldredge
privates Beasley, Burns, Golfer, Cree, Fischer,
Fox johnson Lamners Leonard Lewis Nc
Cuire Nfvrick. PoIfafd AfSaneer Fa1hburn
RycnEerT Savage, SpencSE and Walsh quarter
master Sergeant William EVerdell of the COM
pany, who first Joined the regiment in March,
1855, and has served several enlistments, has
taken an honorable discharge. During the Civil
War he was in command of the company. He
vas highly popular I'm the regiment and COM
pany, and general regret is expressed at his loss
In slzirmish firing at Creedrnoor. among the
companies OF the 18th Regiment Company B.
Captain Bernhard commanding. has the Big lead
Of 154 points from the second best company. The
aggregate scores Of the several companies in or
der OF merit are as follows: B. 619: G, 465; c,
3sI: D. 329; F. 303: K 272; H 263; F. 240; A,
237, and l. 1S7. Captain s. s. Stebbins is laid up
with sore foot. Colonel Dyer entertained all
the first -sergeants in. the regiment at dinner at
Sheepshead Bay last Wednesday night in ap-
probation Of their good work at camp.
Company K Of the sth Regiment will pro-
ceed TO Van Cortlandt Park next Saturday and
remain IN camp over Sunday
Colonel Foote of the 14th Regiment has re-
ceived the resignation OF Captain F. Z, Wilder.
Of Company n, on account of removal from the
state He joined Company N in 1899. and served
in the 1st Regiment Of New York Volunteers in
the war with Spain. When he was elected cap
tain last year over the head of First Lieutenant
John L. PittaIuga there was a fine old company
row, which resulted in considerable Ill feeling.
Il was thought at the time that Pittauga would
resign but he held on. and IL is expected
that he VIII succeed to the captaincy.
Major william H. Turpin, of the 18th Regi-
ment, one Of the best known and most popular
officers in the Guard. has been very I'll at his
home for more than a month. from indigestion.
his friends Will be pleased TO learn that he has
recovered sufficiently TO attend 20 his business
again.
Colonel z. E. Britton. assistant edjutant gem
eraI OF the Second Brigade. has been selected
bv General Grant. L. s. A. TO act umpire at
Mount Gretna from July 2s to August 1s. dur
ing the Joint camp Of the regular army and
National Guard. Colonel Brttton has also been
requested TO deliver lecture 10 the oHcers al
camp The colonel was one OF the most actiVe
,z,orlrera for the passage OF the Dick bill, and
he is a gold nedallist Of the Military Service In
stitution OF the United States
The only promotion in the 22d Regiment last
,,,aoI, ,,aa that Of Private n. P. StockweI, ap-
polnted corporal He was formerly member
gsl,o g3h REGIMENT OF ONO.