Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-23
Military Notes.
The Examining Board Officers sum
 moned to Appear.

The Examining Board Officers Sum-
 moned to Appear.
 Not large number of passes will be is- sued thls year for Mantle encampment. The power to Issue passes will be confined to the brIgadSer general and every effort will be made to keep the men in camp during the six days.
 Official orders from General Harmon just issued read as follows:
 l. Brigadier General Frederick E. Camp, paymaster general, Major Frederick A. Spen- cer, brigade inspector of rife practice, and Major William H. Stowe are hereby appoint. ed an examining board for the examination in military tactics of officers of the Connecticut National Guard, and will convene at the brigade encamprnent at Niantic on Wednesday the 9th day of September, 1882, at o'clock a. m Each officer appearing before the board will be examined in the tactics required | for the proper performance of the duties of l hls position, and return will be made to this l office giving name and rank of each officer | examined, and the result of the examination. l The board will also examine all officers or l dered before It as to their general knowledge | Of military duties outside of tactics, and Will make special report of such examine tion.
 H. The following named officers or dered to appear before said board for ex- ! amlnatlon: The officers of the artillery, First and Second regiments on Wednesday,, | oeptoHipoF O, ana the officers or the lhlrG and Fourth regiments and the Fifth battalion
 on Thursday, September T.
 I Battery A-Captain William H Lee First Lieuten l ant william T. Foote Second Lieutenant Arthur S | Fowler.
 ! First Regiment-Captain Levi H. Hotchk1ss, Firs
 Lieutenant Thomas T. W. Hes, First Lieutenant Joht ! W. Crane. Second Lieutenant ,lexander Allen, Sec ! lieutenant George o. Mclean, Second Lieutenant
 William R Dunn, Second Lieutenant William H Nc | Lean.
 Second Regment-Lieutenant Colonel Waltor J
 Leaven worth, Captain Pat ick F. Bannon, Captain
 Joseph H. keefe Captain Everett 0. Shaler, Captai1 ! frank k '" hlte, Captain George H. le, First Lieu ! tenant Edward Lynn, First Lieutenant Wesl U ! Pearne. First Lieutenant John B. Duherty Secon( ! Lieutenant Johr H. Reid, Second Lieutenant Johi | Garrity, Second Lieutenant Frank T. Lee Second ! Lieutenant Charles E
 ! Third Reinstatement Colonel William H , 1 Bentley, Captain and Adiutant Chare r. Chaney
 Captain Daniel G. Arnold, Captain Carlile P Boyntou
 t1rst Lieutenant A. Benj Harrin2t n, First Lieuten ! bury. Secoud Lieutenant George II. Spencer, Secon ! Lieutenant Michael J. Roach. Second Lieutenan Cornelius Brausfed, Second Lieutenant Frank | Goh, Second Liauten snt Charles A. Jackson. a Fourth R. Rgiment-Captain Charles Wilco xson Gar ! tain Christian Quien, rirst Leutenant William [ ! Phillips, First Lieutenant George Wheeler, Firs H. Weller, Second Lieutenant Alfred E. Moore.
 ond Lieutenant Frederick E. Bassett Second Lieuter ! ant Nath .n Beneaict, Second Lieutenant Eugen ! Morehouse
 ! Fifth Battalion-Captain and Adiutant James ( Jones, Captain William H. Latmer. irst Lieutena1 I L. Eugene seymour, Sc ond Lieutenant Charles |
 Walker, Second Lieutenant John Jones. = III. The quartermaster general will pro ! vide an office for the board, and the pay !, ! master general will pay the officers of th l Fifth battalion reporting for examinatio their transportation and per diem of pay an
 allowance as provided by law for reguls = duty.