The morning call., 1892-09-26

Brigadier- General Dickinson and his stan
IN fu!l dress uniform attended the GeTulau
fair on Saturday evening and took part 10
the grand march. Colonel Albert b. Castie
and Major Joseph G. Giesting OF Inc dl-
vision staff were also with the party.
Nearly all the officers of Governor Marx
hams staff left on the steamer Santa Rosa
on Friday morning for San Diego TO atteEd
the Cabrillo celebration.
The following Is No. 16 Of special orders.
issued from general headquarters. adjutant-
generals office, dated Sacramento. Septem-
Der 10, 1882:
/. Leave OF absence for six months on accoun
of Illness Is granted Brigadier-General ): w.
Freese, Sixth Brigade The senior officer OF Inc
brigade VIII assume command OF the same.
H. Lieutenant Junior Grade William r. Gum,
COMPANY ID, Naval Battalion, is hereby ap-
pointed member of Board of Examination ioS
officers OF the battalion. The ranking otlcer OF
the board viii act as president
III. Leave OF absence Tor thirty days from
September ! Is extended to Captain A. .. =.
Dohrman, Battery ID, Second Artillery. Upon
his return he viii report in writing 10 these
headquarters and return to duty.
~. The resignation OF Firsl Lieutenant Doug
las Cone, paymasjer Eighth Infantry, IS ac-
cepted, TO take effect September 10, 1892.
V. Leave of absence for sixty days from sep
tembef 70. 1892. is granted Lieutenant l., ID.
Graeter, Company b, 1enih Infantry Battalion.
Upon bis return lie Will report Ia writing 10 these
hradquart rs ana return 10 duty.
VI The resignation of First Lieutenant \. A.
accepted TO take effect at dale OF this order.
VII. Upon his personal application aud pur.
suant TO provisions Of section 1878, Political
Code, Lieutenant Z. y. Wilson, late comTissary
Seventh Infantry Is placed upon The retli ed list.
with rank OF first Lieutenant from January 8,
1856.
viii. The resignation of NJ jor Marion De.
Vries, signal officer Third Brigade, is hereby
accepted, TO take effect Septemb 10, 1892.
General j. W. Freese of Eureka died at
st. Helena on the 19;h inst, four days alter
the issue of the foregoing order.
Adjutant Frank 4. Brooks of the Naval
Battalion is engaged in making the annual
returns required by the Navy Department
TO secure the battalion's appOrtionment OF
the $685. appropriated by Congress Tor
the support Of the naval militia
Colonel William p. Sullivan Jr., COM
handing the First Infantry Regiment, an
nounces in regimental orders No. II, dated
September 90, the honorable discharge from
the service Of the following-named mem
bers OF the regiment: Captain q. p. Dyer,
First Lieutenant Charles NJ. Whitney and
Second Lieutenant A. l.. Muller. cadets
Sergeants NJ. II. wilkins OF Company A,
{. 4. Pickett OF Company g, and Sam
Davis, cadets; COrporals Frank l.. Palm
gust Of Company and Arthur l..
Fisher, cadets; Priyates j. c. Andrew
and I. II. Corcoran of Company A.
:. W. Wise and w. II. O'Malley, Company
b; James l.. Campbell and Charles J. Pres
NJ Il
inson and r. s. Griffin. Company f; Jonn
Chalfant, Ii. b. Graham, A. T. Jansen. W.
H. Hunt, J. F. Lee, W. A. Johnson, j. w.
Grave. L. + Fassmen, 7. A. Dunphy and
+. Ii. Pickle. Company q James I. Brady,
George a. HelmOre and Frank L. Hawley,
Company II. and Charles II. Ingram and
James K. Selfridge cadets.
As result OF recent examination the
lOwiug-named are appointed officers in
the Cadet Company: Corporal Oscar To-
priner 10 be captain; Corporal L. +. Pres
colt 10 be first lieutenant. and Corporal j.
l.. Ebert to be second lieutenant. all with
rank from August l, 1892. In Company G
Privates John Ritter and John A. bunker
have been promoted to coTpOrals.
Battalion drills are announced as fol-
lows: Monday, September %. Companies
{ and u. by Captain Iilden; Tuesday. Sep
TENDER y, Companies b and II, by Captain
Cook; Wednesday. September %, Com
panies ID and +. by Captain Jansen Fri
day, September so, Companies A and
cadets, by Captain Marshall. These drills
will be held at the reglmenta arm0ry at
S:l5 o'clock p. NJ, and tie adjutant and
sergeant-major will report for duty with
each battalion. The formation Will be four
companies. eight files 'front.' double rank,
with necessary guides.
Company Il. under command OF Captain
Cook, jOurneyed to Petauma on Saturday
evening, returning last night. 1t was the
uutIbS VI lIIo Wy AT L eta
luna they were escorted by Company o [
the Fifth Regiment. The boys attended a
ball on Saturday night and had team trial
al the targets with a delegation of the Peta-
luna infantry men yesterday afternoon.
Captain Mango, commanding Company
r, desires that correction be made
OF the statement published in these columns
last Monday to the effect that the American
carnival bal maSque was to be neld under
the auspices Of the First Regiment The
masquerade at the Mechanics Pavilion
next Saturday night is given under the
direction of Company +. The proceed 3
will go TO the Worlds Fair fund of this
company. Frank L. NOriega is to manage
the American carnival Quite number
Of tickets have already been sold among
the National Guardsmen and their friends.
Tomorrow evening at the conclusion OF the
German fair w0rkmen will commence TAX
Ing down the booths to transform the inte-
rior Of the pavilion into canopy of stars
and stripes.
The Second Regiment yesterday proceeded
to She'll Mound Park range for its semi
annual State rife practice.
An election for officers Of Battery G was
held at the armOry, Major Stanley presiding,
on Monday evening last. Thomas +. O'Nell
was reelected captain, Edward ID. Carroll,
second lieutenant. was elected first lieuten-
ant, and Sergeant Z. j. Grady was elected
second lieutenant After the election
banquet was held. at which the usual con-
gratnlatOry speeches were made. LieUten-
ant-ColOnel Denis Geary and Major William
ID. Waters were among the invited guests.
Roy Gallagher has been appointed quar-
termaster-sergeant, vice Thomas O'Connell,
reduced at his own request. john Hennings
has been appointed lett general guide and
acting sergeant-major of the first battalion,
vice Delaney, discharged at his own re-
quest.
The grade of Musician r. C. Luckon of
Company G has been changed to private and
Private w. Il. Corbett Of Company is
assigned to duty as musician.
Privates George Sauer. William Walsh.
Thomas Cleary, Louis Davis, Charles Ii.
Becker and Cornelius Sullivan of Company
A and Privates John ID. JohnsOn.C. j. Casey,
Joseph Walsh and John T. CLANS of Com
pany G have been discharged the service, to
date September 10.
The headquarters of the Fifth Infantry
will, 1t is understood, be soon removed from
fetaluma to San Francisco. They were
located IN this city prior to their removal to
Petaluma. Two companies of this regiment
are IN Oakland and one each in San Jose,
Petaluma. San Rafael and Santa Rosa. 1t
Is believed that with headquarters in San
Francisco they will be nearer central po-
sition than they are In Petaluma Affairs
in the Fifth Regiment are in very pros
porous condition. The regiment was over
$4,000 in debt when Colonel ID. b. Fairbanks
assumed command. 1t does not to-day owe
a dollar. The Fifth was the only regiment
which left Camp Columbus, at Santa Cruz.
with all its bills paid. Colonel Fairbanks
did not wait for the State appropriation,
but drew his personal check in settlement
Of all claims. he thus advancing the funds
In authorization of the State ailnwancA