Evening star., 1902-02-15
vate A. S. Genny 2G6: Private Fl. {. Brad

vate a. S. Genny, 2GG: Private H. G. Brad
ley, 90.
Company b, Observation-Disclosures r. l.,
Pile. :'ss; Sergt. c. F. Groome, ISL; Serst.
". NJ. FarroW. ir. 3Gs Marksnen-Lieut.
A. B. Weir 33i: Private c. S. Rogers :i:Ss.
Company C. sharpshooter-Sergt {. |.
Pfzer, 5527 Marksmen-Capt. T. Y. Walker.
301: Lieut.. W T. Place, 25S.
Company d. sharpshooters-Corpo Jno.
O'Connell, 337: Sergt. ". c. Robbins, sol.
Marksmen-Private H. L. Barry, 3o2; Lieut.
II; L: Evans 261 Capt. ". s. Hodges, 2'1
Fifth Battalion, staff, sharpshooters-
Lieut. G. G. Dennison 3S6; Lieut.. B. >.
Nelligan, 346; Lieut.. A. B. Bennett. a4s.
Company A, Observation-Disclosures NJ.
Sergt. ]. j. Hartnett. 3o5. Marksmen-Capt.
E. II. Brian. 304: Private r. r. Borrows,
2S7: Private n Soussa. 27s; Corporal G. A.
Rainey. 273: Corporal c. Richter 26O.
Company B, sharpshooters-sergt: w. B.
Marksman-Corp. B. F. Shields 332
Company c, sharpshooters-Capt. c. V.
Sayer. 354; Private c. c. Cash, 34s: Lieut..
H. F.. Burton, 33O Marksmen-Lieut j.
A. Hunt, 263: Corp. r. ]. Downey 262
Company D. sharpshooters-Capt. F. P.
Smith. $50: Corp. w. L. Crawford SOL
Marksmen-Sergt l.. E. TAFT, 296: Private
Lieut.. w. c. Ecksten. 273.
Sixth Battalion, staff. sharpshooters-
Lieut.. w. w. Cookson. 1884, Lieut.. F. W.
Holt. 391; Maj. w. E. Harvey. 800: Sergt
f. N. Jackson. 81. Marksman-Sergt. r.
G. Clayton. 263.
Nearly All Are Sharpshooters.
Company A, sharpshooters-Capt. A.
Summers. 394: Private c. McC Taylor
3Ss; Private S. l. Scott, 377; Private c. A.
Russell. 375; Private r. S. Williams. 80:
Private E. W. Scott 373; Private ]. NJ.
Steward, 500: Private NJ. F. Holloran, 369;
Lieut.. G. P Phillips. 3Gs: Private NJ APP
pleby, 361; Private c. W. Dickey, ,tsti:
Lieut.. Geo. B. Clum. 3G4: Private f. Me-
Govern, 1868: Private w. S. Cash, 362: Pri-
vate G. F. Harley, 361; Corp. w. A. Whit
aker, Lieut.. ]. n. Pickens. 354 Sergt w.
E. f. Swan, 345; Private " B. Mackey,
345: Sergt. W. II. Beckett. jr.. 3i4; Sergt.
]. J. Foley, 344: Private A. R. Cheever
343; Private r. l.. Christian. $40; Private
s41: Private f. D. Norris, $50; Private j.
]. Mack 325. Marksmen-Private c. r.
Porter 30: Private E. J. I.indberg. 300;
Private j. H. Clark. 302: Private A. E.
F; DOYLE aoe; Private NJ A. Reid, $50.
Paschal. 3G6 Capt. F. f. Skinner, 357;
Sergt ]. S. Coombs. 346; Corp. d. z Coon,
$50; Private J. c. Schemel. 327: Private
J. H. Atwell. 325. Marksmen-Sergt. II. +.
Page. 2S5; Private G. Decker, 90; Sergt
W. ]. Walsh. 2i4.
Company D. sharpshooters-Capt s Fer
rec, 1856; Sergt. Q. P. Keller. 323. Marks
HlaTl-1TlNdte X B. fIfp, gto
Engineer Corps, sharpshooters-Tieut r
B. Hayes. 800: Private NJ. +. Sabn, 34S.
Ambulance Corps, marksman-Lieut. ".
d. Fales. 321
First Separate Battalion. Company D,
marksman-Private r. II. Checks, 31S.
Celebration by Corcoran Cadets.
The nineteenth anniversary of the or
ganization of the Corcoran Cadet Corps
will be appropriately observed at the quar-
ters Of the company in the Center Market
Armory, Monday evening. the 24th instant
The arrangements for the affair are in the
hands of the following committee: Capt
Edwards. Lieut.. Meyer Lieut.. Prosise,
Sergt. Collins. Sergt. Lockhead, Private
Shoemaker and Private Bowling. An at
tractive program has been announced. Sou
venir pipes Will be distributed and refresh
ments served Attendance and service
medals will also be bestowed on those en-
titled to them.
Sessions of the school for officers of this
company will be resumed the 21st instant.
The entire command will accompany its
basket ball team to Baltimore this evening
to meet the Y. NJ. c. A. team of that city.
Sth of March. The Baltimoreans will re-
turn the visit of the Corcoran Cadet Corps
the 2Sth Of March.
Meet of Athletic Association.
Circulars are being drawn by the ath-
letic board setting forth details of the in
door meet at the gymnasium, probably the
18th of April. The several events will be
open only to enlisted men of the National
Guard. The program will include relay
races, high jump, pole vault, broad jump
potato race, an original rag-time race, half
mile run. tug of war and the usual special
ties. There may possibly be one or more
relay races for Y. NJ. c. A. teams and
match relay open to teams OF the Mary
land and Virginia regiments.
The membership OF the athletic associa-
tion now includes 500 guardsmen.
Notes.
Col. Henry May has practically decided
to send a team, representing the LIST Regi-
ment. to Canada next summer to partici-