Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

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IJrrrENANr ALFRED EAsroy. of Comnanv
| ..F - Fonrtesntb Regiment was nromoted To
| +ha Ic;rst Tjautanantcv last n;oh+ ran+a;n
| James III Murdock conducted the election
| run u.sh;rotor Jnfantrv had "a nm, m
| " O. " 80 ".
urn Iiaay e'enns ons " suo unnni7neu e.,
@ ssase y. sne stisIr a. ~ instrnctinn iT +hn @
mai of arms
| svvrp., oftba local officers did good servica
| 1 n ~ -. Io,+ Wodno.s.
| ~ INC wrech On "oou s'ioos ~ ouesuay,
| particularly Colonel Norman NJ: Smlth. he
offered to place zoo OF ms men men on 'he ground In
80. " ~ - ~. ;,s~,us
| 90 "a . i a. H1.,..ua ,f +ha w,sh;rx
oroer requiring tne memDei ,r ~ .s 10
sOn Infantry 10 assemple ~ % VIC - 100000 ~ ~
Ihursday evening, IN Iuu aIeos ~ pnreSou es.J "a
| the Soutnsloe 20 receiVe nas w 'e Pis'eAeu
to the company.
| RUPERT KIMMEL was elected SECOND Lieu
tenant OF battery iast monusy a,-.oJ -
geant scneniauo VII Erst Serge.nt Caused by
Kimmers nromotion aIthough several other
names are mentioned
| or.nr,,,x.eru, poprpr D rrrRsoy of
| =. Su,..A ,- ~ =. WS..I.-...- 1ooI,ing nm
| the + tourteentn, Is IN w asnlnsbon iooAnS "
! quarters for the regiment. He expects to get
them into the Army and Navy building tneTe,
and If he IS successful the regiment can taAe
n,,an IN sne Zip ~ eonpAfa'i'ei' Nv 'Ap'-0o
| h,o,,
thk SieFenln We" Urn ss nssilon ~ n.1 - r.
uispanueu' ~ nas Deen - ueoaU CSos -
spo. :. uS uaeaod a"..irSt c,olonal
1untoAication 1 were preJLeGbu IL re M,ior last
oteWaIt tne connanaeL, py . S IaJD, i J.ro,h1a ,h
year, ana tne organization nas peen III HVuoie
ever since.
| THE Adjutant General has recently decided
that all quartermaster and ordnance stores,
| equipments ano otner suppnes nereaiter lssueu
| gnVaraI COmDalleS.
newly organized companies, VIII Oe en-, cnargso ecu
sfatn ssals' lne annuai ~ppiopii"''n' ALUM WIG
N'.'o' A.,
CAPTAIN GosTAVUs j. bocHEkT ISSUES tne
Eigbteentb Regiment. will report at their
a-r,a~,' W g. Eo,,r+h .vanre SUNDAY lam.
airy 13, at II o'clock noon, to attend the funeral
OF Louis TaPpendorf. a member Oh tnis com
Pany Me1DeLs oh o'Ger t 20 tr ~ ont ,ri+b
Husnn rauus WIZ ue''io "io 1N' W --
The annual meeting of the officers OF the
| Eighteenth Regiment was held last night at the
headuuarters Fifth avenue and was largely
| ot,ordoa pas,do. +ho o1ac+ior of civil officers
sr -L ons-i,o, ,Soar hnsnaes of imnortance
Loi .o enoun yeaau, ~ f 81 raairont ard
tba WesSitn NJ sro 1in was d;scussed Renorts
| of committees and officers showed the financial
and numerical strength OF the companies 10 De
| excellent.
ELI HEMPHILL Posi- No. 135, q. A. H., gave
an open installation of officers on last Saturday
| evening. January g. at Tarentum Comrade
| Blakely, of Springdale, was the installing
oAioor Tbara was a poodIy number of citizens
nrasen. and GOOD ronni nnmber of a. A r
PPnen frn,n To rent1n, and snrinodale After the
installation several speeches were made by
members of the visiting posts and substantial
repast followed
Tzr u.sh,,r+,, 1,,,,+rv,a non-commis
-. m- - ..rr.od I,gt ,vaol, "a
fo1,osrs. Eirs, sarason+ Jobn M Rosser. Sec
ond Sergeant Har1y Davis: Third Sergeant.
John n McE,arIand Jr. Fourth Sergeant.
Matt Blum: Fifth Sergeant, Jacob H. Dietz
Color Sergeant. Charles Casper; Corporals
HaTyey RI Rigiev CHARLES M, Smith. Charles
K. Semple. lanes Cayau. John w. Davies Ed
A. KLAUS, Fred Klein and Ivan A. Dawes.
soxv ass;nira indiv;dna, narsista in dwelling
oohE assinlne lnoiSluuai persists IN y" enins
on the idea that the two local regiments and
the battery will ultimately go in together in Sc
curing the Fifth Avenue Market Hall for a
general armory. FOR heavens sake drop II.
The Fourteenth IS com1ortaDiy nxeo as IL Is
and sI.ck pm ia Anu at,ar ;iI have anv
sneb ;nIantinns IT has mnch larger game in
view Captain Hunt may possibly be desirous
of such a combination, but the other organiza-
tions certainly are not.
n ;,,;o.a ..,R of +ho
.hh r'Nn. s.
Eighteenth Regiment viii nerea1ler appear
uniformed strictly according TO regulation.
For several years past there has been q grow
ing tendency among the members of non-com-
,,issio,od stoff, of reo,ments all over the State
toward imitating the appearance of commits
stoned officers. Not only have officers swords
and gold cords eeen Orougns in,O use h Dus oC
on = ron.co,n n The move ia a GOOD one for
tbera is no nse of having any adopted regula-
tion unIess il il to some purpose.
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THE second Brigade examining noara meets
next friday evening ae the mononganeAa
House for the purpose of examining all ap-
pointed and elected officers in the brigade since
ias, oo,,n Tbara will be ouite a nnmber of
iaes D,p. ..oS.o.is w - .-aaa.t th.ea
canddates Ior commissions com i; Ptesehs' IGose Ii
clteu from tnS fi.y Deg, Pnart Riwnoi y, and
tenansS ia. Hsmo Srrooc Sohrods Fonr1aantb Ragi-
hssisIaIs oulseon W.; 2T;T.' rNo1t.on. -
ment, LleutShane WlEuS, Ill SIy :: an. ~
Iieutenants Easton anu W LLians' " r SOLn Pant
Elghteentn Regiment, MAJOR j. y My, Oapbaln