The Washington times., 1894-08-29
DRILL ASSIGNMENTS.
Ti1io When the Competing Divisions Must
Report for Their Task.

most important meeting was held last
night in Gen Carnahan's tent, when assign
ment5 for the competitive drill which begins
this morning, were made. Adit. Gen. William j.
Mckee was presiding officer, and the several
assignments were drawn by lot.
The first division drills at O'clock this morning
and the last division will report at the drill
grounds National Baseball Park, at $40 to-mor-
row evening. Knights IN uniform will bo ad-
mitted to the grounds free of charge, and COM
peting divisions may view the drill of their pre-
decessors on the field New programmes will be
furnished TO the several commanders ON the field
and the captains may change the hour of their
drlli, provided the change Is reported before
o'clock this morning. The following is the Off
cial list Of assignments drawn last night and
certified by Adit Gen. Mckee:
Division drill, Wednesday, August 29-8 a.
m, Provost No /, Kansas City, Mo, Capt James
a. Reed; $50, Lily, No. IL, Radclin, Iowa, Capt.
Thomas S. Wand; O. Percivale, No. IL, Mobile,
Ala, Capt John ID. Hagan; 93O John Barr Glen,
No. 10, Eau Claire, Wis, Capt. Conrad Feige;
10 Pioneer, No. l, Little Rock, Ark, Capt ID. W.
Capt Daniel Gunder; II, Terre Haute. No. 3,
Ierre Haute Ind, Capt. A. C. Duddleston; 11:30,
Kansas City, No 3, Kansas City, Ao, Capt.
Charles Rober; u, Excelsior No. 43, lndianapo-
lis. Ind, Capt II. c. Castor.
Thursday, August 30-S:0e, Mystic, No 12, Gi-
rard, Kan, Capt NJ L. Bussell; $50 Williams
port, No 10, Williamsport, Pa, Capt W. Ii.
Tabor; 900, John p. Linton, No 80, Latrobe, Pa,
Capt Charles II. Carroll; $50, New Albany, No.
5, New Albany, Ind. Capt II. NJ Cooper; 1000,
Ortygia, No 10, Phillipsburg, " j., Capt.
T. + Carhart; 1920, Austin, No. IL, Am
li:0O, Galaxy No IS, Pittsburg, Kansas, Capt,
Robert Robyn; 1870, Tasting, No 10, Hastings,
Mich, Capt L. Y Hayle; eco, Harmony, No. Il,
Harrington, Conn, Capt. William Westerman,
'2.30, Louisville, No /, Louisville KY, Capt j. W.
keccias; 300, Oak, No 20, Cleveland, Ohio,
Capt Richard Leighton; $3.50, Poughkeep-
sic, No "a. Poughkeepsie, n. Y, Capt
NJ. B: Beneway, 400, Yellow Cross, No.
s., Alliance, Ohio, Capt. Charles Shem; 4:30, Al
toona No 2s, Altoona, Pa, Capt. W. C. West
fall; s. Toledo, No 35, Toledo. Ohio, Capt j. ID.
Virgins; $50 Parkensburg, W. Va, Capt s b.
Baker: 9, Anson, No. 16, Amsterdam, " y,
Capt. William Stifel, and 6530, Ashland, No. 5,
New York city, Capt. William Ladews
Mounted diyisions-1hursdsy, August 80 at
Fort Myer, Ya.-2 p. M, Phil Sheridan Division,
No 80, Syracuse, n Y; 2:30, d. d. Burnes,
Hussars No. 43, St Joseph, No., Capt w. B..
Brinkerhoss
Battalion drill, Thursday, August 30-2 p. m,
First Regiment Indiana, indianapolis, Ind, Col
W. L. Heiskell; 2:3O p. m, First Battalion, Sec
ond Regiment, Ohio, Maj Peskly.
The prizes for the competitive drills. which viii
be awarded at o'clock Saturday afternoon on
the White Lot, are as follows: Division prizes,
for proficiency in drill, first, 81 800, and a Sir
Knights jewel TO each member OF the drill team;
second 81, 300; third, $1,000 fourth, $500; fifth,
$500 sixth $780, seventh, 300: eighth, $780, ninth
900, and tenth, sl00. Battalion prize, 500
Mounted divisions, first 500, and second prize,
500