The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-11
DISTRICT MILITARY.

The following members of the Sd Bait are ex-
PEELED by unanimous vote: D. F. O'Neil, H. a.
Brown j. Z. Prospect, and j. F. Kyne, of Co. B,
and j. G. Bury and w. H. Parker, of Co. c.
By order of Gen. Ordway Adjt. Gen. Long has
issued the following circular: The annual in
spection and muster of the n. G.. will be made
at the armories of the respective organizations
asfollows: Gen. staff and non-com. staff of mill
tia, at hdqrs., at P. NJ Wednesday, 2lst inst;
lst Bait, 7. NJ. Wednesday, 2lst inst; I'd Bait,
5 5, P, NJ. Friday Both inst; Sd Bait, P. NJ.
Tuesday, goth inst; 4th Bait, S P. NJ Friday,
9th inst: 9Th Bait, P. NJ. Friday, 23d inst; 9th
Bait, s P. NJ. Friday, 10th inst; 7th Batt P
NJ. Tuesday, 9th inst; Sth Bait, 8 P. NJ Mon
day, 12thinst.; Bat A, Light Art, s P. NJ. We'd
nesday 2Sth inst; lst separate CO., s P. NJ. We'd
day, 24th inst: corps of field music, P. NJ.
Thursday, 29th inst. The field and staff
OF regts, will be inspected and mustered with
the lst Bait. of its regt. The inspection will
double rank The books and papers of each
regt, bait, and co. will be inspected by the
adJt. gen, and the property books by the acting
asst. q, NJ. IT,, at such times as they may re-
spectiyely, designate to commanding officers,
Capt. Richard A. O'Brien, Co. A, 4th Bait, and
Capt Charles A. Ourand, Co. c, 1st Bait, are
hereby announced as acting aid-de-camps on
the staff Of the commanding gen., and will be
obeyed and respected accordingly"
The following members of the 2d Regt., D. c.
\, e., are entitled under G. O. No. to rifle
practice each Wednesday during the month of
May, at : O'Clock I, NJ, over the range at Wash
ington Barracks: Regtl staff-Col. Clay and
Capt, Bell. 4th Bait. staff-Lt. Graham. Co. A,
4th Batt.-Lt Walsh and Privates Deery and
Lston Co. B, 4th Batt.-Lt. Farabee, Corps.
Mebber and Peguess, and Priyates McGarrill,
Riley Rostramel, Fitz Hugh. TAYLOR and Ciau-
bin, Co. c, 4th Batt-Capt Buck and Privates
Clark and Jones, Co. ID, 4th Batt.-Sergts Car
penter and stevens. 9TH Bait. staff-Lts. Ebert
and King and sergt Maj. Kimmel. Co, A, 9th
Batt.-Capt Benson, Its. Johnstone and Ar
mold, Corps, Iotten, Landyoigt, and SHED, and
Privates Stewart and Conner. Co B, 9Th Bait
Corps. Wilson and Geer and Privates Edwards
Abel, and Ashby Co. c, 9TH Batt.-Priyates
Short, Pedigo and Cash, Co. d, 9TH Batt.-Lt
Jaco6son and Pryates Sullivan and Wilkinson.
oth Bait, staif-Lt, Vail Co. A, 9th Bait
Capt Rawles, Corp. Newman, and Privates Hut
Terry ana Lucas. 90. b, 9th Batt.-Lt TOmlin-
son and Private Flick.
AT the regular monthly meeting of the Presi-
dents Cav, Troop A, Monday night. 8 active
ana ~ honorary members were elected. Private
John Linney was elected recording secretary
vice Corp. Coleman, resigned, and Sergt. Hud-
son troop historian. The co. is now 50 strong
The new armory in the New York Avenue
Skating Rink will be occupied in about 10 days.
AT the regular monthly meeting of the Old
Guard tuesday night Comrades j. S. Garrison
and T. NJ. Carten, Post 2; George T. Jacobs and
~ D. DuChleyi Tost 3; ii. l.. Prince and
Thomas CalYer, Post 7, and P, G. Bain Post s,
! were elected 10 active membership. The com
/ on arrangements to Boston reported that 100
state.rooms had been secured on the steamer
Connecticut, Of the Providence line, for the use
/ Of the active and honorary members They
/ were Instructed 10 contract with the Sd Art.
/ Band 70 accompany the corps to Boston. Pri-
/ Yate George {. Harris was elected a color sergt.
and ). B. Dowd member Of the court-martfal
/ com. pom application the following were
| elected 70 honorary membership. Judge vii.
liam Il. Neazey, William A. Miller, Ellis Speer,