Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-25
THE NATIONAL GUARD
Official Scores Of the Sharpshooters
and Aarksmen.
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INSPECTOR GENERAL COMPLETES LIST
Appointments Recommended and
Results of Elections Held.
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS IN VIEW

marksmens buttons, for qualifying as such
during the season of 1858. A number of
o1ncers and men, by reason o: previous
quallhcatlon, are not now cI.;it!ed to add
tional insignia. However, twenty-five bars,
forty crosses, twenty buttons and three
pins are to be distributed in the near flu
ture.
In the required practice 400 was possbl
to be bttained. A score of $50 was neces-
sary to qualify as a sharpshooter, and $50
as marhsman. The list Of those who
qualified is as follows.
General staff: Sharpshooters- George
H. Harries, ;i,,5; Major James E. Bell, 36S
Marksmen-Capt. A. p. Robbins, 80; Lieut..
Col. w. II. Allaire, 219.
First Regiment, staff: SAarpshooters-
Capt. c. A. Weaver, 3C5; Capt. T. S. King.
335.
First Battalion: Sharpshooters - First
Lieut.. A. A. Birney, Sol; First Lieut.. S. P.
House, 80; Corp. W. w. Stilweil, 341
Sergt. b c. Washington, jr 336; Lieut. a
N. Allison, 3S5:; Sergt. ". L. Brown, 80
Maiksmen-Private Ivan c. MCRae, 312;
Lieut.. E. w. Yea, 301; Capt ]. b. X. Lee,
2S4
Second Rattiion: Sharpshooters-First
Lieut.. Rechederfer 364; FIRST Lieut. j. H.
Lewis, 3i9; Sergt Major c. c. Dyer. IA ;
Quartermaster Sergeant j. c. Gather, 80
j w. Anderson, 325; Private NJ. r. Britain,
800; Private j. j. Unsworth 341; Capt e
{. Edwards, 339 Private G. w swink $780,
Corp: w. f. Hazard. 33i; Lieut.. Logan
Prosise, ;'34; Sergt. VIM Thompson :3;33:3
Corp, G. R. McGlue, 321 Mark smen-Pri-
waite I'homas Chick. 2i1; Private j. D. Muir
waite A. E. De Groot, COL Private ". e
Zell $50; Private Frank Forester. 80
Corp. w. r. Cathran, 2I1; Private l.. A
Boulay, 261; Private II. V Mills, 267; Pri-
Nvl+ 10 DniiD .bIsp,
Stokes, 90
Company B-Sharpshooter, Sergt. J. A
Chisholm, 800; marksmen, Sergt A. W.
Shilling. 2G6: Capt. D. V. Chisholm go
Company C-SharpshoOters, Capt. S. c.
Domer 1863; Lieut.. w. E. Crist, 342; Corpl
w f. Scott. $50.
Company D-Sharrshooter, Capt. Fred G.
Stutz, 327
Second Regiment taff-sharpshooters,
Lieut.. Col. R. a. O'Brien, 81; Capt. Geo. c.
B. Shaw, 379; Capt. S. r. Jacobs, $40.
Fourth Battalion - Sharpshooters, Sergt
Mai W. E. Colladay, 3G7; First Lieut.. w
=. Vale 327.
Company A-Sharpshooters Sergt. Thos.
F. McAnally, 342; Capt. Harry Walsh So,
Marksman Sergt. Jno. A. Gallagher 2G5.
Company B-SharpshoOters Private HOr-
ace NJ. Bell. 1854; Sergt. f. B. Wheaton,
3D.; Private r. L. Pile, 327.
Company D-Sharpshooter Capt. w s.
Hodges, 334 Sergt j. d. Leeman. ;6,}t.
Fifth BattaliOn-SharpshoO Maj. Otto
G. SimonsOn, 3S4; First Lieut.. G.. G.. Den
ntson, ;36; First Lieut.. VIM. NJ. Sprigg, :i:}2
Company Ana rksmen Private Frank c.
Trembiey, 271.
Company C-Sharpshooters. Sergt. W. c.
Whip. 327; Private W. o. Carroll, $40.
Company D-Sharpshooters. Private w. c.
Eckstine, 1913. Marksmen, Private F. PEN
rose Smith, 2s3; Capt. Geo. W. England,
30.
Sixth Battalion - sharpshooters, Lieut.
Frank L. Graham, 800: Color Sergt. w. w
lifed, 331.
Company Made Up of SharpshOOters.
Company A-Sharpshooters. Private H.
II. Leizear, 394; Capt. j. S. TomIinson, $50;
First Lieut. C. L. Lanham, $40; Private w.
NJ. Farrow, 1863; Private c. McC. Taylor,
263: Private G. P Phillips. 800; Corp S 1.
Scott, $3.50; Sergt. ]. NJ Stewart, 800; Sergt.
c. A. Russell, 357; Corp. r. P. Carleton,
1856; Private H. c. Wilmoth, 300; Corp. G..
W. Alberto. 300; Private William Kuhn,
800; Private NJ. F. Halloran, 3D.; Corp. S.
b. Wetherall, 351 Sergt. Maurice Appleby,
351; Private Alex. Summers, Sol; Sergt. L.
j. Williams. 80; Private +. W. Scott, 300;
Private Miles Standish, $50; Second Lieut..
A o. HUttery, 800: Private Ed. McGovern.
3i2; Private II. Beckett, 342; Private w II.
Coorrlbs, $40: Private j. s. Gheen 80;
Sergt. w E. Buell. BIS Private ]. G. Lang,
357: Private ]. r. Berg. :S31; Private j. A.
ii,
Private l.. F. Speer, 33i; Private NJ. c. Pol
lock, %33: Private J. NJ. Harrison. ;3};3s}: Pri-
vate NJ. f. Rouzee, 332: Private G. L. Cook,
3D.: Private W. H. Beckett, ir.. 3D.: Pri-
vate William Lines. 3;52; Private Geo STAN
baugh 331: Private &. r. Clum, 33l: Pri-
vate c. j. Kirby. 80; Private j. w How
ser, 329: Private j. j. Harley, 32S: Private
W. II. Beckett, 32s; Private c. f. Parsons,
w. Calhoun, 32G; Private T. T Doran. 326:
Private H. p. Ill., }26; Private W. w
Claridge, 32i: Private w. E. Crouch. 32i:
Private j. L. Wi!meth, 324: Private II. ".
Porter. 324: Ser2t. c. w. Dickey 323 Pri-
vate II. l.. Murray. 32:5; Private w. r
Cooksay, :}2;!: Private b. A. Ruscher 323;
Private w. C. Schafh:rt :5.2:3; Private r. l..
Christian, 323; Private j. +. Selecxnan ;21:
Private C. j. De Groot, :52l: Private D. Fl.
Hopper, 81; Private B. +. Stewart. $40.
Company B-SharpshoOter Capt F. W.
Holt. 341. Marksmen, Private j. A. Bish-
op. 297; Sergt. Jesse Owen PSI
Company C-Sharpsho Private H.
Lewis Daily. 364; Second Lieut. Roy Bag
ley Hayes. 3d.; Capt. w. E. Harvey 3ii:
Private j. NJ. Pickens, 1876; First Lieut..
Frank f. Skinner, 327. Marksmen, Private
n. Williamson, 3G6; Private r. B. Marean.
20; Private W. w. Dunlap, 274; Private
John S. Coombs. 30
Company D-SharpShooter, Capt G. B.
Young, BIB.
First Separate Observation-Disclosures
First Lieut.. f. J. Cardozo 49,
Company A-Marksman, Sergt. j. H.
" els, Ol-
Company C-Marksmen, Private w. B.
Nelson, 30: Corp T. Davis, 293: Lieut. R.
b Covington, 2S7; Private j. r. Talley, $50
Ambulance Corps-Sharpshooter, Lieut..
W. ID. Fales. 3D..
Winner of Company Match
The series of competitions in the rife GAL
lery, open to company teams, has been
concluded, the winner being Company
A, 9th Battalion, with a total of S96
out of a possible 1,000. Company c, 9th
Battalion finished second, with $50; Com
pany c, 9th Battalion, third, with $40 and
Company B, 4th Battalion, fourth, with
S75. The personnel of the winning team
was A. Whitacre, c. A. Russell E. ]. VIII
liams M. w. Farrow and G. B. Clum.
National Guard in Peace Jubilee
In the event that the entire brigade
is not ordered out. it is Understood
that application will be made TO mil
tia headquarters to allow certain meu
of the National Guard to participate
in the coming peace jubilee celebra-
ton. General Harries, regarding this duty
as in the nature of volunteer service, will
simply grant permission, upon the proper
application OF company comma nders for
such men OF their organizations as desire
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