The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-02

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falling off ofS0 in the organized force, owing,
: as it is claimed, that the annual muster this
year took place in March, whereas before it
;: has been held in July, because, as the rolls
stand now. the difference is more than
covered
:: The battalion of 400 from the First In-
=fantry is SO Sanguine OF going TO Chicago in
: 1888 that Colonel sullivan has already adj
:. dressed III Governor, formally rendering
= The services OF the battalion as his military
,t*escOTt should lie determine to go. Colonel
!. Sullivan ard his field. and line officers are
: not :tootirg much about the regiments
scheme. but they are doing quiet work.
: :: Mnjer. Terrill will make his debut again
;: on the.1lth, and on that evening will preside
at an election for First Lieutenant of
Company d, First Infantry, vice Lndberg,
Two general orders from division head
.sQlafters have been.issued this year and six
.sEecial.; :.
: -. -: :: .woRkING Up. TIE FIELD MUSIC.
= :. Ratification: was: given the other day in all
seriousness to the following: There Is
movement oil foot among the San Francisco
: muscaIlS ito do away with the enlistment
Z ot-lheir craft III the militia. 1t is probable
= that this Mlll soon come before the union
:: for action. The. idea is to allow the respect
:. I'VE: banG-leadeTs 10. enlist, thus. removing
) On oil tlle militia. officers. II this action
!; should .>be taken tile union would not inter-
tere VI THE nl;sted musicians until their term
>. Of enlls tnent should: have expired" Iui-
:: aglne g. ca mpany with Gully the First Ser
Eeant .d4il y.eIilsted and all the other Ser
sgeants and"Gorporals and privateS removed
:. from m Hillary Jurisdiction and we have a
:. paraE Ell: except In. one particular, that the
:: musician never but once III year puts on
:. uniform unless he is. under pay But Sec
o. mir talk III of
" aud DOLLY schelue outlined in the quoted
sentences 4 he. field music of the several
: BAIT allol. S IS being Organized; the day is not
i: far When.s brass tanGs VIII be done away
: with; and" fhe:sau administered to the
goose W1lln0t be .relished by the Gander.
:: ReglmentaEQrdtrs of the Second Artillery
discharged one. Sergeant and nine privates,
three.on tM:o-tl Lind vol e,, SIX for . Removal"
:: -aud>one. VEs;eXpiratiOn OF service, six of
the numbers fr1m.the Light Battery aud
: two eachzffo ON G and.D - =. :. ---- -
=: Reg line tai prlefs.ot The Fifth Infantry
:: +dlschar ged:siX enlisted men andsal ..for IRE
:: 1nogal,;, our ffonip and one each from F
and A.: 80 -. ~; - >:
?. =, LOT TSID Z; EFREs ENT ATIoN....
~: Blythe way ;wno:is . General Ben Tru-
ma NJ l0z aiifoIg tile large. mum Ser
al JIM ltafy mi y - at Chicago on Tuesday to
discuss lie: TepreSentaH0n=;a the: Worlds.
! Fir tlIe:p military bodies: Of tile country?
?Nfhat.iafe TEST inashd what posSibfe c0unec-
= The. AID tan -l1enerad ST Ialifornra to in
lstruct tfTrl $tg: say. that tile. State would
send a regiment :idiid ,'>Ihat~ perhaps con-
slderaDl e> :.IlolTey w GUILD be raised 10 ue-
:. 1Iay ter. eXEyfses z. 4 he y g. C. is
quite alb etc IA Ike Scare. of Itself, ard GER
:. talp IS lth0ut Lerrescn tdti on by outsiders,
> Mhether lltider tnStPuctteTs of the 4djutant-
: raj :oT lhot:s Up to this I me no :organi-
2 IA tlo1l ot :(h4s Sat exec RI 9 rEas a reg-
: Inent in:t he outh, XleetS or ca leu tites 10
St.ffa
:. Nli$ yztliS: 0M ayeiing eX pens es;. and
:t1eFehwl Fl ba. HQ: beg iiig Gf money t0deEray
Esth0se: eXpeps ?: General Truman" had
$. hls@he ddg zeal: on when talking: ..s-:'t
=: MATES e i1aEe llfQeek Of: EE and John
~ :Manerand Jose pil>B ergI1 an; of i Of the:
Second Arli cry: ii aYea heen prossI ted the.
first two NAMED To- be Serge ant and the last
-@G0rporaF;z C6Fporaf James L. c.. :Sehultheiss
:hasIbten "a ppoiiited Sergeant aud ri4a ties
: w: Eaton, E:*A::N is AZ: Conner w. C;
BUTTON and +. *B: FendleysC orp6rais of the
I5fgh t. Battery. + = :
n. TiiereSWas= a. :c0nferencedf. QffCerS=of the
brig ade at*ileadqII ar eTs:oiI Friday evening
+ 20. DISC \ alien Guard bill Which
=: Qongle ssIns Il: g tng*isfathefiRg.>
+: s., /. Eiis IS b z e. =.
. :. No yond6f@tl ~ lis. turn in g:General:
q Dick ms on S llaIr ray +: a. a; G.: de facto;
shan q 3Tp{ig i'm: yedneSday or:
defs 4 AZ Ba ttaljQf and af ter
& saNqtfn ca D is attetifl0n> t6 tin
GER.
zI1ean liN( len era l.l4l t on a property
e.: GU u seGy and gruWted::s :: fiuIuph!
III rlldYe: "a rOGs TIT ittiea: rcd tGD not.
en- lin *spb ifted rage.
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kadsda ggeEsa at e.A "A: q: 9e:fact0, or
I'd re nane stric Ike n:fEArl tile brig:
.=ade! tan foster for c8ndpet unbec0miug "a
teI lfi@an Off se printing the
ofd CT; q etrNy rg for ID eteievator
Ito ka i ni3 d0@1 to lInst te:5ire wIi his
p0ckst: lIitntfe n taTy@ Kngx; who had
. TO re ate dIe=6 fnts pre- AdanIite
tori s: e: - 81:
S tain ~ r0Rn o the Brigade Sig
or and =Eieh amt 1ali iel| Grow lev
efzeS OF the IN fan have been re-.
6Itefl $E ~ leil tS rgeo Is* asp hysf-
III ted Fl 9laf lTt31er service -
tte IN tie Third Infantry;
20 rs bee ran was Pfesl-
q elLt*iIl e3 I1Iali ID and ac-
& ]. >55,:
e.; hes. es as this 20 say of
Ohm air he il w. Z. 2 ten alft The
,:frle nd Eof. IT. oiln >Es Malfden1 VII orwas
ylfGg I'M 31fa 20 lis 50 EeiJaFns with
.zl VI erntz for an exainiDafioif for a.
&C o1n1t4l Second Lille ureilant in the
~ II to learff tfIat he passed a
sleGesstl min atforl. asIds IS nrw aW aitfng
:sthe receipts GoIn miss i1fn: 81 Wenty OF
I nldTe: &c les W rdefed fare xarltna.
vas,
:. all the com petltots. he stood
& at VIII nsyefe ffl their: first
= Tee iFe stle ctat C@ tRmeiid
Z for N DIRK Inasnticji.
: 4 e Nj cred tlie risE from civil
II 4sl gBfHl tIIengi West Point great
S eliiTn and TO Ali in stfiictor for
5 =
"a . evsera military rank has been in
:-Yenieii tor by a ID Hilary expert
: I33s:3 WHO, IN a. dispatch on
i d1le u referred sta one.
80 u ettqB G OF mel LIS Butter Assistant
: b.. Z Let;tfle Fits: Brigade
. lone and i " toiat a lieutenant
there i3po slfeh grade of
$ arr: n VI ltf 7: Altl Ell :. ) :
.a{ rats : q: Cagalt and j RI NeyIan
: Of the + If thssl hfanry have been APP
point ed So i; and Privates: If e. Har-
I'D .eIe9fge MURRAY. Of u 10 be
. -. ~: :.sT5 n ii Med 4I;. p.
Il; aiIl5iJli "a Of T. Of the Fifth Infantry
81 as gtYen ago. g. edal: for "a competitive
"a 70 2 itH Interest In the company,
= and lt Il VAS held on Thursday
= eyeuifg lellteh ant Hunt of Facted
"a and lie Comma ngS were given by
! ptai M. Slli i h %and Second::L fentenan
Z; foulter OF a.. T he ..iiRntiaI of arms. with
. "a n WI tioft pNplbets, was given. and finally
:: the: cohtes sftt owr TO .CorportI.W. H.
+: s; Stan Icy: and Private H.; Tidestrarn. The
!: latter was formerly q private in rrohpI of
: the famous Feil4 tii: United, States Cavalry.
and the con test as"very spirited There Is
= acdlfe renre, howepeIy between cavalry and
$4infan try tactics, and so sFiiestrom finally
,Snlade: IN fsfake> that fotced him to Withdraw.
{: and Stanley W as declared the yicesr:
=: J G6ltIieL Barry expresses in orders the
- hank IS Of D imself andot the Third Infantry
1.-The: ether re giinents OF the: brigade and
:: ihe.otler ORGANIZATIONS for their kind sup
=: port and assistance given at Camp Macdon-
laid. Z He;adds: "Tbe coed feeling eyinced
:: and tire kind sentiments expressed toward
+ thlsreglment sball:eFer be treasured"
il: H.. =:Gompagy Cot tile Naval. Battalion will.
=: consider The lnattersof uniform and armory.
=to-nioIrow evening 1t PROPOSES TO: have a.
:: benefit performance at one of the tlleaters
In aid OF the unif ,srm fund. = ::; -.
!. George II; Ygeger,. that was Sergeant of e.
81 the Third, has: been transferred TO F. of
: the Fifth Infantry,. -; =.
Captain: Fuddeli Of c of the Third Infan-
:: try has received his Commission; =.