The morning call., 1892-07-25

Wednesday evening as a fegimental court
martial for the trial Of Private j. g Null
len Of +.
Robert T. Legge has been appointed hos
pltal steward for the regiment.
REGARDING REORGANIZATION.
A circular has been Issued To the officers
of the National Guard and of the Naval
Battalion, calling attention TO the resolu-
ton adopted at their convention In 1891,
and in accordance Herewith requesting each
to send any suggestions he may nave re-
gardlng the laws governing the suatu, me
same to be sent in before the 21st OF Octo-
Der. that they may be laid for consideration
before the proper committees. Attention
Is called particularly TO suggestions as 10
reorganization. by reason OF the new dri IL
regulations and as TO any other matters
pertinent 10 its government anu welfare ID
any particular. The hope is expressed that
all will avail themselves of the opportunity,
so that when the convention will meet next,
on the third Monday in November, ideas
viii be in shape and ready for immediate,
united and intelligent action.
The badge aud button OF the retired Off
GERS have been approved by general head
quarters. and when worn will be next on
the left OF the service medal and on the
left OF badges indicating service in the late
war.
Major Burdick's compiled National
Guardsmen in Camp" has been nicknamed
the little roar of cannon"
THIRD INFANTRY REGIMENT.
Captain Daniel Foley of A of the Third
Regiment has applied to go on the retired
list. The term of Lieutenant Miles j.
Bolger had also expired, and as he was not
q candidate for reelection he has chosen TO
drop out Of the service.
The company has chosen for officers:
Captain, James W. Duffy; first lieutenant,
John K. Connolly, and second, Charles
Iogode. Lieu enant Connolly went up one.
Forty-two were present al the election.
Major Dub0ce will preside on the evening
of the 1st at an election in f for captain.
vice Smith, term expired, and second lieu
tenant. vice a. c. Duuleavy, resigned.
Under date of the 1st Colonel Barry
ordered that company drills shall be con-
fined TO the bayouet exercise aud drill IN
the extended order.
Regimental orders discharged four en-
listed men from F-two for expira ton of
service and as many for removal"
CAPTAIN HUBER's son.
Captain-0n-the- retired list-and commits
saTy-Nith -the-ran X Of tirst-lieutenant Huber
met the genial adjutant of the Third some
days age, a few words passed and ever since
the captain has been wondering whether
the joke Is on him or the adjutant. Refer
ring 10 the recent changes in G OF the Sec
ond. AdJutant Delany had only said: II
congratulate you. captain, on the election OF
your son as second lieutenant" The ad-
jutant said of himself, Il never open my
mouth but put my foot into it," when be
was told that the "son" is brother.
Company II of the Second Artillery has
had an election and chose John III. Leo cap
tain and Francis Ii. Kenny and William II.
Muenter lieutenants. The TWO irst-named
went up a peg each.
At the election in Company F Oakland
of the Fifth Infantry j. f. Hayes was re-
elected captain ami L. G. Hunt and G.. ii.
Wethern lieutenants.
Captain Duffy and Lieutenants Daven-
port, kinsman and Murray passed the
examining board during the week.