Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-11
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Saturday, August n, 1888.
National Guard Matters.

Raeant Dssehnrres. Promotions and App poIntments i'm the c. N. G. Orders just issued from the adjutant gem erals office make the following discharges from the Connecticut National Guard, the causes being assigned
 Battery A-Ffrst platoon, Privates Henry G. Goldsmith and Wilbur Tewksbury, for ex piration of service.
 First Regiment commissioned staff, Sergeant Major William G. Simmons and Quartermagter Sergeant John D. Worthing- Sergeant Bernard Fl. Fallon, Corporal James Cunningham and Privates James Roper and Timothy M. Roper, for expixa- tion of service. Company F, Corporal Franklin P. Dickinson, for expiration of service, and Private Gustav Schwab, non- residence. Company G, Private Charles A. Jones, for expiration of service, and Privates Charles F. Acard and Ed dward A. Nichols. for non-residence. Company K, Chester D. Fisk, non-residense.
 Second Reeinent--Band, Matthew Nisbet, ! non-residence; George Streit. disability; James Flaherty, Thomas Hopton, John o. ! Gould and Christian Streit, benefit of the service. Company c, Sergeant Alfred Wolff
 and Private John Fruin, expiration of ser vice. Company H, Corporal Charles T. Buck ' and Privates Frederick B. Chapman and Ed \ ward F. Gilman, non-residence-
 Third Regiment-Non-e n-eommissioned staff, Sergeant Major John c. Bliss, benefit of the
 service. Band, James H. McDonald and John s. Comstock, non-residence Com \ pany B, Sergeants Thomas J. Bennett and
 William Collins, Corporal John P. Kelley
 and Private John F. Donohue, expiration of
 service. Company D, Privates Peter Griffin
 and Thomas Jeffers. expiration of service:
 Company E, Sergeant William Smith and Corporal John Casey, expiration of service. | N0Unnanu q SoPnannf Pntar GQFdn6F and I William Pratt, expiration of service. Cem- pany I, Sergeant Charles A. Miner, Corporal Edwin 0. Collins and Privates William P. Beckwith and William B. Gross, non resi-
 dence.
 Fourth Regiment-CompanyA A, Sergeant
 William W. Sherman, expiration of service.
 Company E, Corporal Charles N. Campana, expiration of service, and Privates James Campbell and Charles Green, non-residence. Company G, Sergeant Sidney H. Smith and
 Private Clarence M. Roland, expiration oi
 service. Company K, Private William A. | Pile, expiration of service.
 Private Charles E. Webster Company D,
 Second regiment, and Timothy Flynn. com- pany E, Fourth regiment, have been dishon. l orably discharged from the service for intox | ication in uniform.
 The resignation of First Lieutenant Clay.
 ton H. Reuield of New Haven, quartermas- | ter Second regiment, was accepted at the l adjutant generals office on Thursday.
 John G. Stanton, of New London, has been 1 appointed surgeon of the Third regiment,
 vice Carleton promoted. Other appointments ] in the Third regiment are Hezekiah B. Smith,
 of New London, to be adjutant vice Chaney resigned, and Thomas O. Thompson, Com
 pany I, to be signal officer, original appoint l ment.
 The annual excur ion of the First Compa- | ny Governors Horse Guards, Major Board
 man, will occur to day, the command and
 their friends leaving the Union depot at 8:15
 for Stony Greek.
 Major Burdett, brigade signal officer, and | the regimental signal officers, viz Lieuten-
 ants Gleason of the First, Thompson of the
 Third, and Reed of the Fourth, meet at the
 First regiment armory in Hartford on Wednesday evening, to discuss matters per-
 taining to the drill and exercises of the signal | corps at the coming encampment