The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-30

MILITARY IrEMs.-The Adjutant Gem
eral will to-day ship arms and ACQUIRE
msns to M infantry company a LsSiA-
TIE position Of Chaplain Of the First
w. Va. Regiment has been rendered
Rev. 1T Mcclure, pastor Of the United
Presbyterian Church.
The officers OF the Schmulbach Guards
received their new uniforms yesterd1y-
cadet gray, trimed 10 black and gold.
The Fair Grounds will be open TO the
public at 10 A. N. to-day.
Dardine has brushed up the Armory 10
3 very picturesque manner. The walls
are frescoed In panels, and the ceiling
tastily decorated. AT one end Of the cell.
ing are the seal and motto Of the State,
at the other an eagle, with appropriate
surroundings.
The Golf Guards held q meeting on
Tuesday evening and chose rs their Cap.
tain, First Lieut.. Otto, to succeed Capt.
Sterling, who was recently elected Lieut..
Colonel, Second Lieut.. Mayer was promo.
ted to the First LieutenAncy, and Saml
Funk was elected Second Lieutenant.
Gov. Mathews yesterday appointed
Mai. Tom Norton and Lieut.. Frank Hoge
his aids for to-day.
II Is announced from headquarter
that the following troops will take part
In the sham battle to-day: give compa.
MES Of the Second Ohio, one company
from Waynesburg, Pa, one company OF
the Fourteenth Pennsylvania, from East
| Liverpool, three companies Of the
Nineteenth Pennsylvania from Pitts.
burgh, MorgantoWn Cadets with two
brass twelve Founders and n three.
inch rife gun, Davis Guards, Of Fair.
mont, Wilson Blues, Of Burton, Cam.
den Guards, Of Moundsville, the Mathews
Light Guards, Schmulbach Guards, Gof
Light Guards and Lindsley Institute Ca
diets, Of this city.
Col. Miller yesterday Issued the follow.
ing general order:
HEADe'Rs lsr REGIMENT W. VAIL
May 20, 1878.
LIST. The respective commanders will
report at the Armory with their COM
mande at 0 o'clock A. NJ, sharp.
2. At Adjutant's call the companies
will form in the following order: Davis
Light Guards, Gofi Light Guards, K.
company, OF Waynesburg, with c%olors),
Camden Guards, Lindsey Institute Ca
dets, Schmulbach Guards, Mathews Light
Guards, MorgantoWn Cadets, gatling
guns. Band and drum corps on the right
OF Battalion.
8. The procession will move owe the
following route: ,
Up Market to Seventh, Seventh TO
Main, Main to Twelfth, Twelfth to Chap.
line, Chspline to Fourteenth, Fourteenth
to Jacob, Jacob to Sixteenth, Sixteenth 10
Market, Market to Twenty-sixth, Twen.
ty.sixth 10 Chapline, Chapline 10 TWEEN.
tieth, Twentieth to Market, Market to
place Of beginning, where the companies
will be dismissed for dinner.
4. Promptly At n o'clock the regi.
ment will re form at the Armory and
proceed at once TO the Fair Grounds for
review. By order Of
". ". MILLER, Col.
c. W. F%RASzHEIM, Adj.
The Davis Guards will arrive in the
city this morning at 8 o'clock in full
force, accompanied BY the FairmOnt brass
band.
The State University Cadets, thirty.four
in number, with three cannons, arrived In
the city at 5 P. N. yesterday, in charge Of
Lieut.. ingalls,. They were met at the
depot by detachments from the Mathews
Light Guards, the Golf Guards and the
Lindsey Institute Cadets, and escorted to
Myer's Restaurant,w where supper had been
prepared for them.