Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-23


Field and stah. sixth battalion. ....... 10000
Field and staff, engineer corps. ....... 10000
Battery A, light artillery. .............. 9796
company ID, first battalion. ........... 9750
Company ID, fourth battalion. ......... 9545
Company G, first battalion. ......... 92S5
Company A. first separate battalion. 91.66
Company A, fourth battalion .......... 9137
Company A.fifth battalion 0hen third 91l7
Company A. first battalion. ............ 9O9O
Company c, first separate battalion. LAT
Field and staff. second regiment. 5000
Field and staff. fifth battalion Chen
third ........................... ssss
Company b, fourth battalion. ........ SS.33
Field and stan, first separate battal-
ion ......................... $3.50
Company D,fifth battalion (then third $685.
Company "A. second battalion. $500
Company r.. sixth battalion. S4.61
Corps or field music. 1913
Company b, first battalion........... S2S5
Company 3. fifth battalionthen third 50 IS
Company C,fifth battalion (then third S095
Third separate company. S0.19
Company ID, first separate battalion. 1925
Company c, sixth battalion. ........ 1900
Field and stan, fourth battalion 1890. 1890
First separate company 1880
Company B, first separate battalion. 72O9
Company c, second battalion. . 7O6S
Field and staff, first regiment. 1000
Company Z, engineer corr s............ S. SO
Company A, sixth battalion. 6666
Ambulance corps. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 66.66
company u, second battalion. 5000
Company b, engineer corps... Ola
company A, engineer corps. $500
second separate company .............. 55.SS
Company b, second battalion . 5000
Field and staff, second battalion. . $3.50
commenting on this showing, the general
order in which 1t is published says that
with the exception of the organizations
which paraded over 80 per cent this ex-
hibit is not considered creditable The num-
Der or absentees on such an occasion being
one OF the indications of discipline the
commanding general expects and will re-
rrr1Vs t.
where the figures given show the necessity
therefor"
Next Weeks Gallery Schedule.
The schedule for gallery practice for the
coming week is as follows:
Monday-Company d, fifth battalion
Tuesday-Company C. second battalion.
Wednesday-Company c, sixth battalion.
Thursday-Company d. second battalion.
Friday-Company C, fourth battalion
Saturday-The general staff, the field and
staff officers and non-commissioned staff of
regiments and battalion inspectors of rifle
practice.
The gallery will be open every day. ex-
cept Sunday, from to o'clock pm. for
voluntary practice. Ammunition will be
furnished on the payment of one cent for
each round. An inspector of rifle practice
will be in attendance, and. on request, will
certify scores to the captains of the COM
panies, to be credited as part of the re-
quired practice.
Notes.
Both the engineer corps and company B,
sixth battalion, are moving steadily forward
in the matter of rifle shooting The engi-
neers recently marched to the gallery with
forty-nine men, thirty-three of them run
ming up the unusually high average Of AT
per cent, and the whole number, forty nine
secured q grand total of 1909, or just Al per
cent per man, which is frst-class marks
manship.
With thirty men behind him, Capt Tom
linson of company B, sixth battalion, last
week led the way to the targets and almost
tied the score of the engineers, rolling UP
an average of 40 1-2 per cent.
Company b, second battalion Morton
Cadets, has issued cards for a dance to be
held Friday evening, April "a, 1894, at
Haines' Hall, corner of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Sth street, Capitol HILL
team of ten men from the engineer
corps will meet a similar group composed of
members of the second battalion on the
evening of May in the rifle gallery. The
representative of the second battalion will
be composed for the most part of members
of company C.