New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-24

some gold medals have been awarded ny the
War Department to a number OF officers
and men OF the New York guard who have
shot on prize winning teams in the national
team match. Colonel ThurstoD, in going
over the small arms firing regulations OF
the army, found a clause relating to medals
for distinguished marksmen that looked
very good to him. He accordingly recon-
mended to Adjutant General Nerbeck that
he make requisition TO the War Depart
ment for certain gold medals mentioned
in the regulations. and gave the names OF
those entitled to them. The requisition was
made, and the War Department forwarded
the medals. Those who received them were
Captain Arthur T.. Wells, Captain George
w Corwin, Ordnance Sergeant George n
Doyle list Infantry, and Post Quartermas-
ter r. NJ. Dardinkiller, cd Brigade head
quarters, for being on the team winning
first prize In 1903 1904 and 1906, and first
place in Glass b in 1903; Lieutenant W. B.
Short, 1st Battalion of Field Artillery, on
the team which won first place in 1903 and
1904, and first place In Glass p, in 1900;
Ordnance Sergeant George w. Lent, 9Th
Infantry, who shot on the winning team In
1904 and 1905 and fourth place In 1906. and
Ordnance Sergeant william f. Leushner.
18th Infantry, on the team which won first
place In 1906, fourth place in 1906 and first
place in 1909.
Colonel Daniel Appleton, OF the 7th Regi-
ment, will be the guest of the New Jersey
Association OF the 7th Regiment members
at their annual dinner to he held in the
armory OF the LIST Troop OF New Jersey, at
Roseville. on Saturday night, April s. The
dinner is open to past and present mem
bers OF the 7th Regiment. even though
they do not live in New Jersey, and those
who desire to attend should notify the
treasurer, Captain w. s. Covell. No. ll70
Broadway Captain Bryant OF the LIST
Troop, will provide mounts on the morn
ing following the dinner TO any who desire
TO take a horseback ride. Ex- Captain Louis
". Stotesbury, OF Company r, who will
day night. will have the following staT OF
ex Officers OF the above companies: cap
tain NJ 3. STEELE, Captain Claude Edwards.
Lleutenants r. G. Fisher, e. W. Nichols,
T G. WisWall and p. ]. Smith ali Of Com
pany F; Captain Paul X. Towne and Lieu
tenant n. b. Naisawsld. of Company \.
and Lieutenants A. e. Pressinger and G. II.
Dalzell, of Company f..
Brigadler General Tasker II. Bliss, T.. g
A. commanding the Department OF the
East, will review the l4th Regiment on Sat
urday night April 30. Corporal b. De
Carmo, from the I'D Regiment, has been
appointed battalion quartermaster and
commissary of the 18th Regiment.
Colonel Bridgman, OF the 1st Cavalry
has decided to parade his command dis
mounted, for the review In the armory by
General Roe on the night Of April 90 and
the following special drills Will be given:
Evening parade. by troops +. and e;
squadron drill. mounted. By troops A and
r. melee by Troop q; rough riding BY
Troop +, and machine gun and skirmish
drill by Troop G.. There Will also be II
special drill. details OF which viii he an
nounced later. The annual church parade
will be held on Sunday, April u. The nine
teenth annual military games Will be held
al Van COrtlandt Park on Saturday. May
IL. The events Will probably be: Novice
race, sabre contest, team jump, pony race,
potato race. Dochinvar race. manikn race.
and novelty race. Major Wright has been
ordered 10 supervise the drills Of the First
Squadron, and Major Richmond the drill
of the Second Squadron
General George Il. Dyer, First Brigade,
has appointed John r. Jamison Of the 18th
Regiment post commissary sergeant az his
| headquarters He is Spanish War vet
.ran and has an excellent record in the
| 18th Regiment The latest appointment on
tbs stat Of General pySr " sx-Csptain