Marksmen of the Thirteen Regiment






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BROOKLYN STANDARD DAILY UNION 
Friday, January 6, 1893

MEDAL WINNERS
And Marksmen of the Thirteen Regiment

The annual presentation-it will take place on Friday
evening, Feb. 3, and Gen. James
M’LEER will review the regiment on that occasion-who
the lucky ones are, and what they will get.

An annual event to which the members of the Thirteenth
Regiment look forward with a Great deal of interest every year is the presentation
of medals and badges for marksmanship. The presentation takes place 
this year on Friday evening, Feb. 3, and on this occasion, also, 
Gen. James MCLEER, commander of the Second Brigade, will review the regiment.
It is probable that Gen. MCLEER will be accompanied by most, if not all, 
of his staff officers.
The medals and badges will be presented after the review and a band concert 
and dancing will  occupy the remainder of the evening.

There are five medals to be presented, the handsomest of which will be the 
'Inspector’s Diamond' badge of marksmanship, which goes to 
George G. COCHRAN, the recently Elected major of the regiment, who won 
it with a total score of 40.
 
The 'Morle' medal :
For beginners as sharpshooters will be given to
Private L. S. BARRETT, of Company I,
Who made a score of 45. 
The 'Veteran' medal :
for the highest aggregate score goes to 
Sergeant S.F. FAHNSTOCK, of Company I, whose score was
110. 
The 'Dolan' medal :
Will be given to Private H.J. STEELE, of Company K,
who won it with a score of 38. 
The 'Alder' medal :
to Private W.T. CRANE, of Company A, whose score as a beginner was 22.

    The marksmen will receive badges with from one to
seventeen bars, according to the number
of years each has served in the regiment and qualified
as marksman. 
Color-Sergeant T.M. HARVEY, is the only one who will receive a seventeen bar badge.
Ordance-Sergeant James MCNEVIN, and Lieut. J.R.K. BARLOW, will be presented with
sixteen-bar medals.
There will be no fifteen or thirteen-bar medals this year, but from twelve bars down 
there is no break in the line.
    A complete list of those who will receive badges
follow: 
First is given each soldier’s rank,
If above a private; then his name, 
then the company of which he is a member; 
then the Scores that he has made at 200 and 300 yards,
respectively, and lastly, 
the total score.

    Seventeen Bars- 
Color Sergeant T.M. HARVEY, Non Commissioned Staff, 25-22-47.

    Sixteen Bars- 
Ordnance Sergeant James MCNEVIN. Non Commissioned Staff, 24-24-48
Lieut. J.R.K. BARLOW, Company F, 17-13-30.

    Fourteen Bars- 
Lieut.-Col. William L. WATSON,Field, 21-14-35 
Sergeant J.T. BAXTER,Company G, 19-17-36.

    Twelve Bars- 
Sergeant George E. CONSTABLE, Company F, 25-24-49
Sergeant  T.G.AUSTIN, Company G, 25-25-50
T. SIMMONS, Company D,17-17-34.

	Eleven Bars- 
Lieut. John T. JENNINGS, Company B,16-14-30
Sergeant A. PARKER, Company F, 15-17-32
Corporal A. A. HAYWARD, Company G, 15-15-30

	Ten Bars- 
Capt. Charles II. LUSCOMB, Company K,25-23-48
Capt. T. H. BABCOCK, Staff, 21-24-45
J.MARALIOUS, Company D, 17-20-37

Nine Bars- 
Lieut. Charles WERNER, Staff, 21-17-38
First Sergeant W.S. GENDAR, Company B, 18-13-31
L.S. COLE, Company I, 17-15-32
H.W.  KRAFT, Company I,18-21-39
W.P. RAE, Company G, 19-11-30
John WOEHR,17-13-30

Eight Bars- 
Sergeant-Major E.H. NORWOOD,Non-commissioned Staff, 19-13-32
Lieut. W.C. ROE,22-19-41
sergeant F.R. FAHNSTOCK, Company F,23-22-45
Sergeant F.R. DEVIGNE, Company D, 15-18-33
G.W.LOTY, Company G, 23-25-48
George PETTIT, CompanyF, 15-17-32
W. PINE, Company D, 20-18-38

Seven Bars-
Quartermaster-Sergeant Val WERNER,Non-commissioned Staff, 23-22-45
Major George C.COCHRAN, Field, 20-20-40
Commissary Sergeant E.H.COLLIN, Jr., Non-commissioned Staff, 20-12-32
W.YERKES, Company D, 22-21-43
Quartermaster-Sergeant George W. CLACKNER, Company D, 18-18-36
Sergeant J.E.PARSONS, Company G, 18-17-35
H.H. MEEKES, Company D,18-16-34
Corporal M.A. DOTTEN, Company D, 17-16-33
Sergeant H.W. STYLES, 18-13-31

Six Bars- 
W.H. DONAGHY, Company I, 22-24-46
Capt.Frank R. WISWELL, Company A, 19-18-37
Lieut. S.A.JOHNSON, Company A, 19-13-32
Capt. Arthur R. JARRETT,Staff, 17-15-32
Sergeant C.A. WILLIAMS, Company B,15-16-31
Sergeant T. CHADWICK, Company E, 15-15-30,
Sergeant W.E. BLAUVELT, Company F, 19-18-37,
Quartermaster-Sergeant A.J. EASON, Company G,15-16-31
A.E. STEERS, Company II, 18-12-30
CorporalC.W. SMITH, Company G, 18-16-34
W.P. CLICKNER,Company G, 16-14-30
Lieut. G.W. RODGERS, Company K,17-14-31
Lieut. T.J. HOOLEY, Company K, 15-18-33

Five Bars- T.A. STOHLRUAN, Company B, 21-24-45
W.H.BEA?E, Company G, 22-23-45
Sergeant S.B.O.R.W.ROBINSON, Non-commissioned Staff, 20-22-42
Corporal W.F. KEMBLE, Company G, 22-20-42
Lieut. George W.COWAN, Company F, 19-20-39
B??  R. LAING, Company D,20-18-38
Corporal M. DEERING, Company F, 19-18-37,
G.R. HAZARD, Company G, 21-15-36
R.F. BYRNES, Company F, 16-19-35
F.W. BIGGS, Company G, 18-17-35
Corporal R.E. MILLER, Company G, 19-16-35
J. MCKENNEY, Company K, 19-16-35
J.S. STOCKTON, Company G, 17-17-34,
Sergeant J.F. ASHLEY, Company H, 17-17-34
Corporal E.F. BENLE, Company C, 15-18-33
Capt. Charled A.DENIKE, Company B, 17-16-33
Capt. George D. RUSSELL,Company C, 18-15-33
R.F.WEEHR, Company H, 15-17-32
R.P. LANE, Company A, 17-15-32
A.L. PETTIT, CompanyK, 18-14-32
Corporal J.F. GORDON, Company E,16-16-32
Major John A. COCHRAN, Staff, 20-12-32
Sergeant J.B. BATEMAN, Company G, 15-16-31
C.H.WISWELL, Company A, 19-12-31
Lieut. J.W. STEWART,Company A, 15-15-30

Four Bars- 

Sergeant C.O. FINBLADE, Company I,23-19-42
H.F. DODEZ, Jr., Company G, 20-19-39
H.NEWMAN, Company D, 23-16-39
K.S. MAJOR, Company G,20-18-38
Quartermaster Sergeant T.S. WOODCOCK,Company B, 17-19-36
Sergeant George L. TURTON,Company K, 18-18-36
W.W. WEMYSS, Company H, 20-16-36
Sergeant M.F. DRUDY, Company K, 19-16-35
V.T.RICHMOND, Company E, 17-17-34
Corporal J.S. COWEP,Company F, 18-16-34
G.E. WALLIS, Company B, 16-17-34
J.W. COCHRAN, Company G, 16-17-33
T. SWEENEY, Company E, 19-14-33
Sergeant A.P. COOKE, Company F, 15-17-32
L.H. ENGLEHARDT, Company K, 19-13-32
Corporal F.R.POST, Company E, 19-12-31
S. GRANT, Company D,17-13-30
J. HILLYARD, Company K, 19-11-30

Three Bars-

S.D. WILGUS, Company B, 22-20-42
Corporal W.B. PATTERSON, Company F, 17-18-35
Corporal E.T.DOREMUS, Company G, 13-19-34
Corporal G.R. PEARSON,Company E, 17-17-34
Corporal W. GRAHAM, Company F,18-16-34
L.W. FARRINGTON, Company K, 16-17-33
A.B.ROBERTS, Company G, 17-16-33
H.G. BEESE, Company G,18-15-33
Capt. Bertrain T. CLAYTON, Company I,18-13-33
Corporal A.G. MORRIS, Company B, 15-17-32
Corporal W.H. SKELTON, Company B, 16-16-32
Capt.Frederick G. PEOBLE, Company D, 17-14-31
F.E. DODGE,Company G, 15-15-31
J.W. WILLIAMS, Company B,15-16-31
Corporal W.M. BARROW, Company C, 16-15-31
F.A. LANE, Company A, 18-13-31
A.P. THOMAS, Company B, 15-15-30
J.G. BISHOP, Company H, 15-15-30
Sergeant B.L. TYRRELL, Non-commissioned Staff,16-14-30

Two Bars-

L.D. BARRETT, Company I, 22-23-45
A.C.OSTRANDER, Company G, 25-19-44
C.E. FAGEN, Company B,22-21-43
J.H. COOKE, Company B, 21-19-40
Sergeant E.J. REILLY, Company D, 21-19-40
R.S. CASE, Company K, 17-18-35
W.J. ROGERS, Company K, 17-18-35
T.A.FLEMMING, Company K, 18-17-35
T. MARTIN, Company D,15-19-34
J.R. STERNBERG, Company G, 17-17-34
J.F.CROWLEY, Company F, 19-15-34
Corporal M.J. HOGAN,Company C, 15-18-33
J.A. MCELVERY, Company B,16-17-33
Corporal A. ARMSTRONG, Company I, 19-14-33
E.B. LAWLESS, Company F, 16-17-33
Corporal William MOORE, Company B,16-17-33
Martin MAY, Company B,16-16-32
Sergeant E.J. CONETTE, Company ?, 19-13-32
G.J. CLARK, Company E, 19-13-32
W.H. SWEENEY, Company G, 18-14-32
F.C.E. STERNBERG, CompanyG, 18-14-32
R.H. MORRISON, CompanyB, 15-16-31
Sergeant T.J.FRANK, Company K, 18-13-31
A.W. HUDSON, Company G,18-13-31
S.H. COWEN, Company F, 20-11-31
E.A.MORTON, Company B, 17-14-31
P.F. BROWN, Company I,21-10-31
J. WHITE, Company K, 19-14-31
A.J. MATTHEWS,Company D, 15-16-31
George ERNST, Company K,15-15-30
C.M. BROWN, Company B, 16-14-30
Sergeant W.G. RAWLINGS, Company B, 17-13-30
Quartermaster-Sergeant W.N. GEORGE, Company A,17-13-30
S.M. WILSON, Company B, 17-13-30
D.A. LUTZ,Company F, 17-13-30
F. STEMKE, Company B, 18-12-30

One Bar-

H.J. STEELE, Company K, 20-18-38
J.D.JOHNSON, Company D, 22-16-36
F.J. WINKLER, Company A,17-19-36
Frank CASE, Company K, 13-13-36
E. ENGLAND,Company B, 17-18-35
W. CROTHY, Company F, 17-18-35,
E.M. RIDLEY, Company H, 19-16-35
C.M. DAWSON, Company I, 19-16-35
G.F. WINTER, Company I, 19-16-35
W.S.WICKES, Company B, 17-17-34
C.F. MACK, Company E,17-17-34
D.W. COE, Company F, 18-16-34
J.W. EATON,Company F, 18-16-34
A.J. DALE, Company K, 18-16-34

H. MORRIS			CO. F		18-18--33
W.T. CRANE		CO. A		16-17--33
C/W/ DE CASTILIA	CO. B		18-15--33
J.D. MORTON		CO. B		16-17--33
M.B. CLARK		CO. C		16-17--33
O. BOY			CO. C		16-17--33
C.M. REID			CO. D		16-17--33
L. FRIEBERTSHAUSEN    CO. F		17-16--33
C.J. ARNOTT		CO. D		18-15--33
F. MORRIS			CO. F		15-17--32
LIEUT. J.F. CARROLL	CO. E		15-17--32
CORPORAL C.H. BETHEL  CO  I	15-17--32
T. GARRITY		CO. F		16-16--32
A.C. WEIR			CO. F		16-16--32
CAPT. JAMES H. RUSSELL  CO E	17-15--32
F.E. LAWRENCE		CO. G		17-15--32
A. MAGEE			CO. G		17-15--32
T. H. WEIR			CO. F		18-14--32
P.P. BUNGART		CO. H		19-13--32
C. RICHARDSON		CO. H		19-13--32
W.F.H. OTTERSON	CO. I		18-14--32
J.M. PURCELL		CO. K 	18-14--32
C.W. MANSFIELD		CO. B		15-16--31
F.H. ALCOTT		CO. F		16-15--31
W.H. MOHR		CO. F		16-15--31
S.R. GAUNTLETT		CO. B		16-15--31
E.H. HACKETT		CO. C		16-15--31
G.W. HOWELL		CO. D		16-15--31
F.S. DAWSON		CO. I		16-15--31
A.J. MC DERMOTT	CO. B		17-14--31
W.J. CARR			CO. C		17-14--31
F.P. DIGNEY		CO. H		17-14--31
M. HART			CO. F		17-14--31
A.H. STOHLMAN		CO. B		18-13--31
J. WOOD			CO. F		18-13--31
CORP. C.H. LIESLER	CO. G		20-11--31
CORP. L.S. MORTON	CO. A		15-15--30
W. LANG			CO. B		15-15--30
J.D.FOLKART		CO. D		15-15--30
A.L. CONKLIN		CO. K		15-15--30
C.L. ROBERTSON		CO. K		15-15--30
J.D. ISAACS		CO. K		15-15--30
J.H. MC  EWEN		CO. A		16-14--30
J.P. LEACH			CO. D		16-14--30
W. FRICKE			CO. E		16-14--30
B. FLYNN			CO. F		16-14--30
L.M. GARDNER		CO. H		16-14--30
G. REDGATE		CO. H		16-14--30
W.J. FLYNT			CO. I		16-14--30
H.E. LUBBERS		CO. B		16-14--30
H.H. HEIN			CO. E		17-13--30
J. REDGATE		CO. H		17-13--30
C.A.BODEN		CO. K		19-11--30

SHARPSHOOTERS

SGT T.G. AUSTEN		CO. G		25-25--50
SGT  G.E. CONSTABLE 	CO. F		25-24--40
G.W. LOTZ			CO. G		23-25--48

ORDNANCE SGT
   JAMES MC  NEVIN,
   NON-COMMISSIONED
   STAFF					24-24--48

CAPT. CHARLES H.
     LUSCOMB		CO. K		25-23--48

COLOR-SGT   T.M.
   HARVEY, NON-COMMISSIONED
   STAFF					25-22--47

CORP. W.H. DONAGHY	CO. H		22-24--46

CAPT   T.H. BABCOCK,
     STAFF					21-24--45

T.A. STOHLMAN		CO. B		21-24--45
L.S. BARRETT		CO. I		22-23--45
W.H. BEAKE		CO. G		22-23--45

QUARTERMASTER-SGT
  VAL WERNER,
NON-COMMISSIONED
STAFF					23-22--45

SGT  S.F. FAHNSTOCK	CO. I		23-22--45
A.C. OSTRANDER		CO. G		25-19--44
C.E. FAGEN		CO. B		22-21--43
WILBUR YERKS		CO. E		22-21--43

COLORBEARER
O.R. W. ROBINSON,
NON-COMMISSIONED
STAFF					20-22--42

CORP. W.F. KEMBLE	CO. G		22-20--42
S.D.WILGUS		CO. B		22-20--42
SGT C.O. FINBLADE	CO. I		23-19--42

The total number of marksmen is 205, and of sharpshooters,
20, making an aggregate of 225 m	edals and badge
winners in the regiment.
The rifle team will also receive special consideration at
the presentation. The team is comprised of the very best
shooting talent of the regiment, and every member is a
sharpshooter of more than one year's record.
The members of the team are :

CAPT. CHARLES H. LUSCOMB, CO. K

ORDNANCE SGT, JAMES MC  NEVIN

QUARTERMASTER-SGT VAL WERNER

COLOR SGT T.M. HARVEY,
OF THE NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF

SGT GEORGE E. CONSTABLE, CO. F
SGT  S.F. FAHNSTOCK, CO. I
SGT. T.G. AUSTIN. CO. G
CORP. W.F. KEMBLE, CO. G
W.H. DONAGHY, CO. I
L.D. BARRETT, CO. I
W.M. BEAKE, CO. G
G.W. LOTZ, CO. G
G.W. YERKES, CO. D
A.C. OSTRANDER, CO. G.




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