The morning call., 1892-03-21
VALE CAPTAIN SINE.

The application Of Captain Hugh L. Sine
TO gn on TIE rptired list went up approved
on Friday. CaDt1il Sine. has been in
the service since July !, 1873. as a member
Of the Nationals. first held a commission in
june, 1882, and has commanded the light
battery since July, 1855 The brigade VIII
lose one Of its most enthusiastic officers. \
pity that he did not have the full co-OpeTa-
ton OF the members of his company.
The rcgimental court-martial IN the First
Major Burdick, pres ldent-diShonOrahly
discharged two privates Of Company Ii.
Besides these two of ID and three of II were
fired out by their companies on Nv O-thlrds
vote.
First Sergeant T. C. johnson, although
sick in this city on Wednesday. went up TO
answer his name at rollcRli at the muster
Of his company, (Marysyille). Eighth In
fantry.
Commissions have bsen received at
brigade headquarters for Major W. G..
Dodd, |. T. F.. Captain f. S. Pott Jr.. A.
ID. c., and First Lieutenants Christopher
Seitz and Charles T. Pouiter.
MAFEE's REMARKABLE SCORE.
Private McAfee of Company c (Marys-
ville), Eighth Infantry, was presented on
Wednesday evening, after muster, with q
gold medal for the remarkable score mad e
by him on the 18th inst At 200 yards, off
hand, with military rifle, he pierced the
bulIseye 80 consecutive times.
There are certificates at brigades head
quarters Of the reelection of Captain A. ID.
C. Dohrman, one for Wales A Palmers as
an honorary member of the Cadets and one
for Harry Smith Of ID OF the First as an
exempt.
Adjutant Kelleher has been detailed by
general headquarters 10 command Company
ID Of the Second Artillery until that conf
pany has officers again. Captain kelleher
was promoted recently out Of that company.
Captain Cook has made Tequisition for
helmets, pantaioons, coats ana blOuses of
the value If SIP 90, aud has receipted for
twelve pins and twice as many electors.
Second Lieutenant L. l.. Cayasso passed
the Examining Board on Friday.
AN ELECTION CALLED FOR.
Captain Margo has called for an election
in his company for the 18th pr0x. TO I'll the
vacancy by reason Of the promotion If
Arthur IL Williams as adj / nj of the
regiment, with the rank of captain. Thus
far the Only candidate that has come for
ward is W. Il T. James. second sergeant
Captain Jansen has applied for an homo
raTy membership certificate IN behalf OF
Charles W. Grant. Applications have also
been made for w. W. Montague and Frank
lin Dalton as certifcated members of Cap
tain Whites company.
The regimental c0urt-martial In the See
oHd Artillery, Captain Thomas T. O'Neil
constituting the court, dishnnoTably dis
charged three prvates of Z and two of ID for
absence from drills without permission, and
they all pleaded not guilty.
Henry [. MAYER. late in Company ID,
First Infantry, enlisted March &, 1880, dis
charged January 30, 1888, has at this late
day asked for his exemption certificate.
Sergeant-major Otto Schwerdifige of the
Second Artillery has taken the oath.
NON CONS APPOINTED.
Appointments in the Fifth In fantry are
announced Of: Sergeant g. II. Hurd TO be
first sergeant, vice G. y. Smith, reduced to
the ranks AT his request, and Corporal Sher-
man Stockdale of Company G to be ser
geant, vice q. c. Putnam, discharged, and
Corporal a. L. Bozen of Company ID to De
sergeant.
In the First appointments have been an
nounced Of: Prlvates 4. H. Clifford of B
to be sergeant, and A. L. Anderson, w. s.
Grattan and W. b. Larklns Of G to be
corporals. the last three vice l.. III. z. Nc
Kee. G. +. Hunt and c. l.. Marple, reduced
to the ranks at request.
Appointments in the Light Battery are
announced of: Sergeant George B. HUE TO
be first sergeant. Corporal Rowland Il. Ell
lis to be sergeant, and Private Charles L..
Hunton to be corporal.
George Daily and Andrew J. Wood have
passed the examination emitting them 10
the grade Of first-class signalmen, and Leon
ard Everett and G. A. Carson of second
class.
Corporals Frank p. Covington and Charles
+. Tilden of +, and William Quirk of II OF
IHc SSCcbu lhNc Dccu louuCSu 10 Tie TdU
| at request.
HOW THE ROLLS WERE CLEARED.
In advance of muster, regimentaI orders
of the Third Infantry discharged q enlisted
men; 8 from +, 3 each from A. ID and G, 3
| from Z and / from Il /; ~ for removal" II
on two-thiTds vote and for expiration of
| service.
Previous to muster regimental orders oil
the First discharged 16 enlisted men; from
| G, 4 from b. 2 from G and / each from the
| baud. A, + and Ii. besides 8 cadets. but all
| for removal" save one.
Regimental orders of the Fifth Infantry
| discharged eleven enlisted men before in
| spection-5 from ID. from A, from. c and
| from +; each for removal" and expira.
| ton Of service and on twO-thirds vote
In the Second Artillery - were dis
| charged before muster. from Il and eacl
| from a, and G.; 8 for removal" 3 70
term expired and / each as exem pt on two
| thirds vote.
NAVAL BATTALION.