The morning call., 1892-05-30

will parade in their respective localities.
Orders say that immediately after the
parade is over the respective commands will
return TO their aTmories." The formation
OF the First Infantry will be in two batla
ions, G. G and T forming the second of four
companies. The right OF the regiment viii
rest on LeavenWorth street The line OF
march will be at 10 4. NJ. from First and
Market streets TO Golden Gate avenue, to
Van Ness avenue. to Ellis street, where the
column will lie reviewed by Major-General
Dimo9d, n. G. c., and Colonel Shalter,
First Infantry, U. S. A., and the Federal
and State troops dismissed. In the forma-
lion the latter will be on First street, right
resting on Market. A guard OF 20 VIII also
be sent to the G. A. r. plat in the Odd
fellowS' Cemetery.
That competitive drill limited at in orders
as Tar back as February Is has been indefl-
nltely postponed, as The CALL has au-
nounced; but" say orders, you are
warned that it may be ordered and held
during the next encampment."
Every regiment of the Second Brigade.
except the Fifth, has now had presented 10
IL new stand OF colors. The Fifth needs
one badly.
Lieutenants Z. Y. Sullivan, Thomas a.
Evans and Robert L. Wieland have passed
the examining board.
Captain Eisen and Lieutenants Loryea
and Machetert qualified during the week.
hEIllsED OFFICERS BADOE. =
A circular from headquarters of the
Associated Retired Officers gives a repre-
Sentatlon in silver, gold and colors of the
badge and also description of it and the
outton adopted by this organization. The
top bar of the badge is a miniature fac
slmlle sh ouider-strap Of gold. showing the
rank with which the officer was retired.
Ihe field Of strap will be enameed In
proper color, indicating the branch OF SER
vice III which the officer served at the time
OF retirement The badge itself will be OF
oxldized silver and suspended by a ribbon
OIL Crimson and white State e0iOrsl The
reverse OF badge will be inscribed with the
owners name and rank, with date Of retire
ment. The lapel-buttOn will be gold
shoulder-strap like bar of badge, but
smaller. Price of badge SIS, OF button s. 70.
Major George Whittel. A. D. Z. 10 Major
General DImOpd, has applied to be placed
on the retired list after eight years of con-
secutive service. He was of the mind that
ms business would not permit him to con-
tinue longer, especially IN view OF the
DIVISION encampmenl. General DImond
appointed to succeed him Lieutenant j. G.
Glestlng, paymaster OF the Second Artillery.
Now what will the Second do for lieuteu-
ant-colonel?
For the purposes Of drill and instruction
the Signal Corps went in campaign uni
form on Saturday afternoon to camp Of
three days IN Mill Valley in Marin County,
returning Today. In honor or the general
TWAS called Camp Dickinson"
FIRST INFANTRY NOTES.
Next month OF course come the parades
for target practice. This time every score
Keeper will he provided with blank target
report mot one Of the five required by gem
eral orders, upon when he VIII keep a cor
rect and accurate score, certify the same as
correct, and hand it TO the Inspector OF rife
practice Of the command, who will IN turn
forward il TO the brigade inspector Of rifle
practice with tine reports. The First Lnfan-
try VIII parade on the 9th, and the detailed
scorekeepers are Lieutenants Thompson
and SutlilTe for A, Evans for b, SulliVa
for c, RuddOck aud Dumbrel for ID, Lund-
Quist ana Fiimer for +, Liudberg and Baker
for q, and Eggert and James for Ii.
Appointments have been announced OF
Priyates Charles NJ. Davis and George
w. III. Seberst OF b and A. E. ApethOrpe OF
Z to be sergeant and corporal If the fife
corps.
Lieutenant John P. Davenport of the San
Rafael company has resigned on account OF
removal from the State.
There will be one band only for the
Second Brigade at the division camp.
Regmenta orders discharged y enlisted
men, from q, from and from A. for
removal. 3 for expiration of term and l on
tWU-tEird vote.
George II. Foster and L. d. Stone, honor
airy members OF Company b, have applied
for exemption certificates.
Private George S. w. Pringle of A has
been relieved from duty as color