New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-13
REVIEWED BY GENERAL SICKLES.
PRESENTATION OF MEDALS AT THE l2TH
REGIMENT ARMORY.

REGIMENT ARMORY.
Maior-Genera Daniel T. Slckles last night for the
first time since the reviewed his old command.
| the 18th Regiment. The review took place In the
regiments armory, at Sixty-second-st. and Column
| bus-ave. in the presence Of a large assemblage.
| The regiment formed for parade in three
battalions OF four companies each, making total
OF $50 men in line. 1t under command OF Colo
mel Heman Dowd The battalions were command
ed by Majors Leonard and Burns and Captain
Washington Content. General Sckles was dressed
in the uniform of 4 major-general. The regiment
formed for review in line Of battalion. and General
s!ckles accompanied by Colonel Dowd. inspected
each battalion. After the inspection the regiment
passed in review before General Sickes and Colonel
Dowd and his staff.
At the close OF the review General Sickles pre-
scented team medals TO the Regimentai Rne Team.
The Regimental Rifle Team the championship
of the First Brigade at Creedmoor on October 10.
1895 The following received team medals: Captain
c. J. Setter Company &; Lieutenant S. S. Stebbins.
Company b; Sergeant Major W. r. Downs. n. {.
s: Orderly Sergeant John Corrie. y. c. s.; Com
handing Sergeant T. J. Dolan " C. s.; First Ser
geant George Donovan. Company X; First Sergeant
C. NJ Smith Company b; Sergeant W. 8 Lam b.
Company T.; Sergeant W. A. Boyle. Company ~;
Corporal W. Winterbottom. Company c. Private A.
b. Van Heusen. Company B; Private John ES IN.
Company II: Private George r. Wischussen Gem
pany b.
Slckles In a brief address complimented the on
their service. and then, addressing the regime ut.
said that the qualities Of a good soldier were
patriotism hrmness. courage, loyalty and honesty.
81 recognize from the head the foot OF the line
that you are good soldiers. You have given a mag
n,dcent exhibition tonight and am proud OF you.
Your commanding officer. Colonel Dowd. has made
good soldiers Of you, and should be proud OF you.
You are an honor 10 the State.
Macaulay medals then presented to nfty-hve
officers and men. The Macaulay medals are given
for the five best shots in each company. the best
shot in each company receiving silver medal and
the others bronze The medals were awarded -
follows
Field and noh-commissioned staff-Sergeant-Na5o
" g. DSwns silver medal SS%maSsss se,ssa1s
Corrie bronze medal; Major and Surgeon Lambert
bronze medal; Captain and Assistant Surgeon NJ.
company APrvate F. v; Clayton: silver , medal
shaw s bronze medal; Corporal Z. J. HennIns bronze
medal: First Sergeant W. w. Warren, bronze medal
Pva4e J. H. sand Seds corpors
G OFT bron5s medal TTu%pser 4 Sr, HasssI.
Company Captain c. J. Setter silver medal:
vate O. Hoffman. bronze medal: Private w. Winter
bottom. bronze medal ,,, p .,,..
m e1"P Private F. K Cnalloner. bronze medal; Pri-
waite r f. Borst bronze medal Sop9 h, r. n Mer
0F Sompa nraI Sergeant W Lamb silver medal
Frank Roosevelt, DronLe iheoai' So.pVtos
+, ~ Alien bronze medal: Sergeant j. A. VAadon.
bronze medal Corporal j. A. Swami bronze me9ai.
Somnany F-Private .. V. Berger. silver meda!s
INsu hronze medal Private J. g. Hagenbucher.
bronze medal: Private NJ. d.. Hutchinson. bronse
medal. =, II No,.or .,,v>s S,.s.i.
pr,vn,a X Thomas. bronze medal; Lieutenant r.
Z, Hartman bronze medal Corpora! n. @. pevoe.
bronze medal Corporal II. }. ke'nhaus' bronze
medal ,,.- rohr pgar gold medal. C.c
.oin Wasbington Content bronze medal; Private q.
Wnwdv bronze medal; Private c. Gross. bronse
SoI!: private l. Frank, bronze medal
Somnany I-Private c. A. Dant, silver medal:
p,n,p Werner bronze medal; Lieutenant c. W.
smith. bronze medal; Private H. wsgner bronze
ntai.. Cantain Thomas Denny, bronze medal
company K~First Sergeant George Donovan. silver
medal Lieutenant NJ. p. O'Connor. BRONZE medal;
CORPORAL II. Hscock. bronze medal Corporal r.
The Riker Trophy offered for the highest aggre-
gate Of scores for teams Of 1ve. In i've competi.
e,ons on the armory range, was won by the Field
Sta and Non Commissioned Staf
TIL. Rutt Trophy offered for the company making
the highest record at Creedmoor. and the Resf:
r. entail Association Trophy. offered for highest
scores by teams Of twelve on tie arrmory range
which also was the winner In the first match for
iSaS for the Jones Trophy. offered to be challenged
Sor nv teams OF men In two matchcA