Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-18

WEDNESDAY, March 10.
Third bsttaion-Company A, Friday, March
.; company 3, Friday, March s; company @,
March 20.
Fourth battalion-Company A. Thursday,
March 2; company B, Thursday, March 16;
company Q, Friday, March II; company D,
Tuesday, March z
Sixth battalion Company A, Thursday,
March 9; company B, Wednesday, March g;
company Q, Wednesday, March ~; company
D. Thursday, March 23
First separate battalion-C Company A, Mon
day, March 6; company B. Friday March 10;
company Q; Wednesday, March 20; company
First separate company, Monday, March 49,
90 second separate company, Thursday, March
Third separate company, Saturday, March 25.
Engineer corps, Saturday, March IL.
The general staff and the field and staff Off
Friday, March 81
The field and staff officers and non-commis-
sioned stan OF battalions, the evenings assigned
70 company of their respective battalions.
H. Practice for the month Of March will be at
900 Yards; each man will FIRE two scores at this
distance, and his scores will be recorded.
Nolley firing will follow the individual prac-
nee, three volleys being fred by each organiza-
uon, kneeling. proper record Of the results.
70 % entered in the company target record
book, will be certified by the inspector of rife
practice.
I'LL Companies will be reported at the rifle
gallery promptly at o'clock pm. on the dates
specified, in undress uniform. armed and
equipped. In case Of rain or snow they may be
marched to the gallery without arms. Rifles
viii be cleaned at the close of practice, before
leaving the gallery.
Nv. The rife gallery will be open every day,
except Sunday, from to o'clock, p. m, for
Vxxs1l hA Inv
nished on the payment of one cent for each
round. An inspector Of rife practice will be in
attendance, and, on request, will certify scores
to the captains of companies to be credited as
part OF the required practice
v. The company Of infantry mustered into
the National Guard February II, 1898, is desig-
mated third separate company.
W. On parades in undress uniform all dis
mounted officers will hereafter wear legglngs
OF the pattern now worn by the enlisted men.
By command Of BRIO. GEN. ORpwAY.
THEODORE MosHER, Adjutant General
FROM THE "oLD THIRD"
The third battalion, in anticipation Of the
parade on the 4th of March, is having a series
Of battalion drills, and that the members
respond promptly to the call was evidenced
Thursday evening; the armory, ample as
1t is, was taxed to its utmost capacity.
Notwithstanding all remarks to the contrary
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