Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-15
Statistical Appendices to the Rifle
Practice Report.
THE COMPANIES IN ORDER OF MERIT
A Roster of Sharpshooters and
Marks men for 1893.
FIG URES TO BE STUDIED

rifle practice, read in Saturdays Star the
annual report of Major Geo. H. Harries,
inspector general of rife practice, Will
doubtless be looking out for the statistical
appendices, in which are given the names
and qualifying scores of sharpshooters and
marksmen; a recapitulation in which the
membership of the various ella ssas is sum-
married: the brigade, regimental and hat
TALON figures of merit; the figure Of merit
by organizations; company figures OF merit
in order of merit; and table showing that
2i5 officers and enlisted men failed to fire
even single shot during the year. The
appendices are as follows:
Appendix A.
General staff: Two sharpshoo+ers-M
Geo. II. Harries, inspector general rifle
practice, 3S4; Sergeant Major Peter Rennie,
344. One Observation-Disclosures Colonel
Theodore Mosher, 800.
First regiment, field and staff: One sharp
shooter-Capt. w. L. Cash, /. r. p, 3G6
Four third-class.
First battalion, field and staff: One sharp
shooter-Maj. b. r. Ross. 324. One marks
MANIFEST Lieutenant Chas. Ebert, /. r.
p, 90. One first-class. Six third-class.
Company A: Two marksmen-Capt. c. c.
NJ. Loefiier. 277; Corp. Z. j.. Phillips, III.
Five frst-class. Eleven second-class. Tween
ty-three third-class.
Company b: One sharpshooter-Serg
p. S. Schneider, 1913. One lnarksInan-Pri-
waite F. N Wells 2Ss Two Iirst-class one
second-class. Thirty-eight third-class
Company c: Two sharpsh ooters-Private
c. NJ. Himebaugh, S6G; Second Lieut. c. H.
kettler. 80. -Four NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c.
E. Haines, 1903: Private w. ~. Mcintyre,
2S1: Capt. c. H. Ourand, .S4; Private A.
NJ. Smith, 2G6 Eight first-ciass. Three
second-class. Twenty-six third-class.
Company D: Two sharpshooters-Capt.
J. s. Miller, 329; Private Porter S. House,
323. Four marksmen-Private W. d. Fales,
2S4: Private G. H. Tucker, 2S3; Private j.
J. Finley, 265; Private w. p. Thorrowgood,
262 Six first-class. Four second-clsss.
Twenty third-class.
Second battalion. field and staff: Two
sharpshooters-Maj. r. A. OBrian, 352;
Lieut. Chas II. Laird, /. r. P., 3S5. One
| frst-class. Three third-class.
company A: one sharpshooIer-Prirate
F. Z. Gibson, 366. One marksman-Private
H L. Hoist, 219. Two first-class Nine
teen second-class. Twenty-four third-class.
Company b: One sharpshooter-Capt. L.
II. Reichelderfer 341. One ,narks;nan-Ser-
geant w. NJ. Cromwell, 279. Three second
class. Twenty third-class.
Company c: One sharpshooter-Pr:vate
F. ID. Hester. 31l; Private ]. p. Cromwell,
2S6 Five first-class Three sacond-class.
SiXty-one third-class.
Company ID: One marksman-Sergeaut A
d. Mckenzie. 315. Six second-class. Sixty
third-class.
Third battalion reported as third separate
company: Nine Observation-Disclosures NJ.
b. Sturgis, 359; Private r. f. Wines :S42;
First Lieut.. r. f. Wilson, BAL; Sergeant ].
". Fairly, 33S; Private W. F. Hustled 33l
Sergeant c. NJ. Clark, 800: Private w. w.
Watson, 33S; Private F. NJ. Hall, aas; Fri
vate J. A. Lachman. 32S. Two marksmsn-
Private J. F. Kemp. 236: Private W. L.
Symons. 210. Three first-class. one bun
dred and one third-class.
Second regiment, field and staff: Six
sharpshooters-Capt. James +. Bel, /. r.
p, 3a3: Sergeant Major w. II. Mover, $50;
Col. Cecil Clay. 3s5; Lieut.. Thomas 5. King.
/. r. p, 35S; Lieut.. NJ. V. 1ierney, 351
Sergeant Major Silas H Kingsley, 337. One
first-ciass. one third-class.
Fourth battalion. field and staff: Five
sharpshooters-Lieut. S ID. Rotramel, l. r.
p, 3S1: Quartermaster Sergt. NJ. Z. Sabin.
357; First Lieut.. Edward Allen. 33s; First
Lieut.. S. H. Kingsley, 331; Maj. E. r.
William NJ Wren. 26l. Three third class.
Company A: Ten sharpshooters-Private
]. p. Byrne, 314; Sergt. Thomas F. Nc
Anally, 361; Private J. B. Holden. 361
Private G.. p. Sullivan, 35l: Private ]. NJ.
Walsh. 34S; CORPORAL John Gately. 339:
Capt. Harry Walsh S34; Corp. ]. c. Reagan.
332; Private J. c. Tanning. 32S: Private
Thomas Walsh, 323. Six marksmen-Prfvate
S. ]. Walsh, 3l5; Private Joseph A. Hanlon,
1903; Corp. Joseph Edmunds. 2SS; Private
John A. Gallagher. PSI: Private W. J.walsh.
go; Private NJ. Healey, 2(S One second
class. Forty-nine third class.
Company B: Two sharpshooters-Private
John p. Holden. 362; Corp E. Trumble, 33S.
Two second class. Sixty-two third class.
Company c: Three sharpshooters-First
Lieut.. A. J. Brown. 1853; Sergt. c. c. Dyer.
1877: Sergt. c. L. Lanham, 32S. Three marks
men-Capt. A. d. Raymond, 29S: Private L.
B. Rhodes. PCS: Private W. II. Johnson. 26l.
Two first class. One second class. Forty
nine third class.
Company d: Two Observation-Disclosures
S. R. Jacobs. 343; Sergt. W. S. Hodges, S23
Five marksmen-Sergt. G. /. Gilbert, 3lS;
Private j; w. DeGroot, 81; Corp: F. Phil
lips. 293; First Lieut. A. Stephan. 276; Can't
]. NJ. Williams. 211. Five first class Two
second class. Thirty-three third class
Fifth battalion, field and staff: One sharp
shooter-First Lieut.. ]. NJ. Stewart. /. r. P
36o. One Observation-Disclosures Sergt
f. f. Van Norsdall, 265. One first class
Four third class.
Company A-Excused from rife practice
Company b: One sharpshooter-Corp. VI.
Appleby, 343 One marksman-Sergt. ]. d.
Leeman, 312; Two first class. One second
class Forty-two third class.
Company c: One first class. Twelve Sec
ond class. Thirty-eight third class.
Company d: One sharpshooter-Sergt. c.
A. Russell. 365. One marksman-Corp. Z. f.
Van Norsdall, 265. Three first class. Five
second class. Fifty-one third class.
Sixth battalion, field and staff: Three
sharpshooters-First Lieutenant c. II.
Laird. $50; First Lieutenant w. p. Vale.
3.Bg. sergeant MAJOR Il. W. smith, bZO One
mark Observation-Disclosures Sergeant L. 7.
Speer, 300. Two third class.
Company A: Three sharpshoote-s-S Ser
geant T. T. Page, $50: Corporal c. W. Lin
nell, 33S: Private T. V. Walker. 334. Three
marksmen-First Lieutenant g. w. Ioore,
303; Private Joseph Schultz, 293;' First
Lieutenant E. ID. Smoot, 249. Eifty-nine
third class.
Company B: Eighteen sharpshooters-
Corporal ]. A. Kirk, $50; Corporal w. ;.
Dayenport 31S. Private r, 8 Wilcox 315.
Capt. J. S. Tomlinson, $40; Private II.
Blanton, 374: Private \. S. McClain, 367;
Private C. L. Adkins 366: Sergeant George
w King. 800; Private II. d. Glover, 81:
Corporal G. ID. Ellsworth, $3.50; Corporal p
]. Fly rne $50: Second Lieutenant d. F.
Odell, 352: Private w. E. Buell. 35I: Ser
geant Theodore Lang, $40: Private James
Beatty. 33S; Private w. b. Depue. 1916; First
Lieutenant o. q. Simonson. 800 Two
mark J. +. Marsden, 3n4
Private f. T. Parker. 297. One first class
Twenty-three third class.
Company c: Four OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
c. w. Whip. $50: Corporal c. f. Groom
347; Private B. F. Edwards, 347; Second
Lieutenant p. p. Orth. 32l Four marks
men-Sergeant E. Murphy. 293; Corporal B.
E Harper, 292: Private NJ. l.. Jones, 263;
Private T. B. Sargent, 26l. Four first class
Seventy-six third class.
Company d: Two sharpshooters-Corpora
H. NJ. Gunderson. 33S; Second Lieutenant
NJ. A. Mess. 327. Four marksmen-Sergeant
Neder, 3l6; Private Armstrong 292: Private
bennett, go; Capt. j. A. Salmon, 80. Two
first class. One second class Twenty-nine
third class.