Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06
CITY AND DISTRICT.
MILITIA MATTERS.
What 10 Going ON in the District Ma
tionaI Guard.

tional Guard.
The officers OF the National Guard have been or.
dered 10 assemble for school, at headquarters
building on wednesday al O'Clock. General
ordway viii give out the practical prob ems, one
10 each regiment. To be solved during tine ensuing
month. The adJutant general Will give some In
structIon In regard 70 making out returns He will
also announce what parts OF the program will be
omitted at the inspection drills and will lecture
on the parts 10 be drilled
Commencing on the 18th OF this month the
light battery, the signal corps and the companies
OF infantry, VIII b. practically examined by the
adjutant-general, assisted by Captain D. L NJ.
Piexotte, aide-de-camp, as TO their proficiency In
the school OF the company; they viii report TO the
adJutant general al such place as win be desig.
mated.
The light battery viii be inspected November
8, at s O'Clock pm.
The signal corps viii be Inspected November 8
at s:45 O'Clock y. 10.
In the First Battalion, CO. A will be inspected
al O'Clock pm; Co. b, at 8 As p. m, on the 18th
instant, and Co. d, at O'Clock on the 10th in
slant
In the Fourth Battalion Co Will be inspected
al s;s5 p. m, and Co. b at s:25 D. m. on the 10th
p pr Nan; Co at s p N, and Co. at $40 p IN.
Co. A, OF the second Battalion, will be inspected
at e:25 on the 17Lh; Co. at d. m Co. at 8 :45
y. n, and Co ID at e:25 .. IN. on November Is
In the Third Battalion, CO. A, Will convene for
Inspection At p. m; Co b at s:45 p. m; CO. az
9-23 p. on the 10Th instant, anu co. d at p.
on The I'D
Co. A, VI the Sixth Bat. will be inspected at
s:45 pm; CO. b at e:25 pm. November -. Co. c
at = 40 y. N. and co. ID at 9:25 D. IN November p.
spected As follows: co. A and Co. b at S:45 and
e:25 O'Clock on the 26Jh, and COS. @ and ID at S:45
anu s:225 pm. on the 29th inst.
IL mas been ordered that each commanding on
rtrrpf
certned list OF the officers and enlisted men pres
ent In his command
Privates james Marley. J. F. Boston, W. c. Cox,
Henry Harus, 7. w. Ingram, G. +. Preston, and
Edward Ross have been honOraoly discharged
IrOm the National Guard, whlie Privates u. A.
D0ushefty and r. 7. Hayes have been dishonOra-
bly, discharged
The seventh Battalion left last Thursday for
Baltimore on pleasure trip. They returned yes
terday.
sergeant Major Robert Armour has been hon.
orabiy discharged from the National Guard
second Lieutenant l. II. Davis, Co. c, OF the
Seventh Battalion. has rendered his resignation.
The resignation OF Morris l. Alderman, Co. A,
Second Battalion, has been accepted by the Presi-
dent, 10 take effect october 2. 1888
Private Geo. 1. shaw, Co. A, Third Battalion,
has been transferred TO the signal Corps.
The following elections for a second lieutenant
have been ordered In the seventh Battalion: Co.
y, OctOOeT g, COS and e., OctOuerS
The company officers OF the First Regiment have
been OrJeged 20 assemble at the armory Of the
EIrsL Battalion Oh Thursday, october IL, at DIN.
" receive Instruction from The aujuIant-general
Ia the manual OF the sword.
col BigeIow announces ais intention OF having
the officers OF tho Third Battalion assemble on the
1Itn 10 give them like Instructions
The adJutdnL general, accompanied by Capt
PexOtte, Is visiting the arnories FOR the purpose
vi seeing how the several companies are progress
Ing.
strains Of martial music could be heard in Ma
tiOnal Guard headquarters several days this week.
ines were IrOtn tue National Guard Band. Pro-
leSSyT Schroeder has III, Oand all cOmDleted and
three Iehearsals week Is the order or things.
The ualIorlS are being made, and are expected
mere Oy thanksgiving Day, when they will be
worn Tor the nrsL time. The regular in
1antry Uniform, slightly modified, Will ne
the one used The musicians all picked
men The band consists OF August SnrOeder,
DAM. Master; TnOs- TrOdden, drum major and
OttO Peterson. Cyprien 4. Campagna, VIM Cross
KUN, Ca'is l. >chruier, CHRIS. Artn, IT., Chas.
larrUEcI, j., John JO.IIIson, JOSEF ZemanD Henry
NseInaIn, Antonio BapJista, Cuas. Tnleruacn John
r. Pros rf:, raymond ScnrRder, jas. g. Cailan
kd"aTu r. Stearns, joan L. Thornton, John a.
Ml4i--iIi.-, Eli Darnail, Louis NJ. Kruger JOS A.
Jaegt-- N.n- InlerD4cI, j. Z. Mcdonald. Fred
BOrtlener, A. COdd, r y. cameron, Camille
S~aneit.cI, \, ~ A. Haley, John E E,uura Mn "
judging IRON the rehearsal the band will DC pro-
hOuncel success.
IL Is stated that the announcement that the
CGSter.Ouards AID ordway Rlries are about to con-
SJL,i...S II = hI.SIdA--
The warrants for the new non-commissioned
Rncsl, which lave Ueea delayed at battalion head.
qua for SOlIG tIue forthcoming and Will
PiO1aO.J o. YIblslet Ia next saturday issue OF
He STAR MUCH interest Is felt In the result of
the appointments TulS organization mas been
slowly WORKING Its way 10 the 'front.' and their many
isisads Oh Inc Hin have great hopes for their