Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-05
CITY AND DISTRICT.
NATIONAL GUARD MATTERS.

NATIONAL GUARD MATTERS.
Notes Of Imseress fre.a the Arnaories OF
the Local OrynntzasiOns-What the
militia Men ARE Doing-Dxiils and In.
sPecsisas, New Organizations, &C.
asEyerythtag f. quiet in National Guard mat
ters,- said Col Bigelov TO STAR reporter, In an
swer 70 an interrogatory OF how things were in
military mseserA
nearly through" continued ne, land It Is astonish
ing 20 see the great Improvement made BY some OF
the companies"
swhat Is the condition OF the Logan Camp
9usrd7" queried the reporter.
.sTnat Is a dif1cult question TO answerr said he.
d1d 70 .a attend Sav the second gsT
electine ofncerx their company being In charge OF
lieutenant There seems TO be lack OF inter-
est, ne continued, IN several OF the companies,
VIII be-"
The following order relative TO the annual In
spection and muster Of the National Guard will
take place on the dates mentioned: The stan and
non-cmmissioned officers Of the militia at the
arnDry OF the LIST battalion at 8 pm on the 14th
proxtmo: The Signal Corps, at the armory OF
CO. A. ID battalion, at pm on the 21st. The
field and stan OF the LIST regiment at the armory
Of the LIST battalion at $40 pm on the 14th prox-
m. on the i4th proximo. The fourth battalion at
the armory OF Co. e; che neld and STAN at 1855 p.
m. Co. A at pm, co. at $50 pm, CO. at 8
pm, Co ID at $50 p. m, on the 1sth pfoximo The
neld and stan OF the second regiment at the
arrnory OF Co. A. I'd battalion, at 7:45 pm. on the
21st inst. The held and stan OF the ID battalion
Inst. Companies A. and ID, OF the I'd battalion,
at the armory Of Co. at $50. and $3.50 p. m,
ID battalion at its armory at $50 pm. on the
18th proximo. The reld and stan OF the Sd bat
TALON at the armory OF Co. B at 7:55 pm, CO. A
at pm, Co. b at : 30 pm, Co. at pm, Co.
ID at $50 pm, on the 17tn proximo. The 9Th bat
talon at It's armory at In on the 22d proximo
oath. The LIST, 9th and 18th battalions Will be in
spected BY battalion
The accounts, records, and public property OF the
several organizations Will be inspected at their
respective armortes. III not inspected with the
men and officers, they Will be retained as far as
practicable at the armories, ready for inspection
until specially inspected.
The National Fencibles are fast coming to the
front, both In efficiency In drill and in numbers;
there's not meeting but what new members are
elected ON June 81, the anniversary OF the COM
panys formation, will be celebrated by a parade
and exhibition arm. the COMPANY viii appear in
their new summer uniforms. The Semi-annual
drill for the company badge Will also take place on
that day. Numerous excursions have been planned
BY the executive committee for the coming season.
JAS N. Watson, late OF co. II, LIST Ohio artillery,
has been elected an active member OF Co. A, OF
the ID battalion Union Veteran Corps. This
corps Will give an excursion to IT'S friends In the
near hyeure.
W. 8 Gray. first lieutenant OF Co. c, Of the It'll
battalion, has rendered his resignation.
The following Officers OF the 18th battalion have
been ordered TO report for examination: First
Lieut.. Z: H. HUI, Co A; First Lieut.. W. s. Gray,
90. b; First Lieut. G. B. Lucas, Co. d; Second
Lieut.. L II. Davis, Co. C.
The following enlisted members Of the National
Guard have been honorably discharged: NJ. II.
yepper' Z ! Purcell, p w. M !sSGt, J. H.
Thompson, Ordnance Sergt. l. j. Bryant, sergt.
p Robinson, Jas Lealey, W. Ii. Scott, corp. ID;