The Washington times., 1895-03-17
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! Company III, Fifth Battalion, VIII aid in
! the Baker Dramatic Society giving The
! Picket Line" some time next month.
The Emmet Guard is stlll busy recruiting
/ and gives its eleventh annual ball at the
| National Rifles AImory tomorrow night.
! Adjutant Edward Allen, of the Fourth
/ Battalion, has lad 1o take a vacation.
/ He leaves for the South this week. He
is a very popular Officer, and his many
! friends hope he WIZ return with his health
/ fully restored. -
An Army officer VISITED the new armory
Z several days ago anl was more than pleased
! with the new building. The Army Will
have to copy from the National Guard here
4 after" he said. He was especially pleased
with tie rifle gallery.
/ The Cycle Comp&nyfshot last Saturday
night and made az score OF II per cent.
Three new recruits werein the team.
Capt. Mccain, Company B. Sixth Rat-
talon, Will appesrF before the brigade
board for examination for a candidate
badge. He won the mshthly medal at the
shoot Tuesday night The company made
S5 per cent A+
Company a, sixth Battalion, always
has an officer or a Ion-coInmissioned officer
on duty at company headquarters.
Major Bartlett intends to hold battalion
drills unexpectedly He has assigned his
two nights in the month to company drills,
and Will drop in on the boys and take them
unawares.
Lieut.. Mallach is trying to find out who
eXtinguished his lantern.
Six members of Company A, Sixth Bat
TALON. made shdrpshooteT records Tuesday
night.
designations of Second Lieut.. Howard L.
Wilson, Company p, Third Battalion, and
Second Lieut.. George W. Edwards. Company
D. First Separate Battalion, have been re
ceived at headquarters.
The dishonorable discharge Of Felix
Malone, formerly Company B, Second Bat
TALON, now OF Company A, Third Battalion,
has been revoked.
The following transfer has been made:
Commissary SeTgt. j. NJ. Stewart, d. C.
Militia. as a private to Company a, En-
gincer Corps.
The following privates have been dis
charged on their own applications: George
B. HaTleston, j T. Barnes, Newton NJ
Mannin, c. W. H Singleton, Second Sep
aratc Company; Alfred G. Pickells and
Charles L. Platz, Battery A; George !. Neff,
Company b. Fourth Battalion: Hindman
Doxey, Company c, Fourth Battalion: Sergt.
Major Patrick OIIare, Company C, Fifth
Battalion; Harry Fletcher, Company D,
Fifth Battalion. and Richard +. Hill, Com
pany D. Fifth Battalion.
The following have been discharged in
the interests OF the service: John T. o O'Brien,
Company B, Fourth Battalion; John c. Ben
nett. Frank j. Hennings, William NJ. Jones,
Edmund T. Mayhem, Emanuel Pier, jr.,
and Frank r. Reiley, all of Company c,
Fourth Battalion.
The following have been ordered before
the brigade board for examination, March
20: First Lieut. Charles ". Shreve, Company
B, First Battalion. as captain: First Sergt.
W Z. Thompson, Company b, First Bat
talon, as first lieutenant; SeTgt. Thomas w.
Williams. Company A, First Battalion, as
second lieutenant, and Private John NJ.
Walsh, Company B, Fourth Battalion, as
captain.
The Fifth Battalion has a guard mount
tomorrow evening 1t will be followed
by dance.
That the Third Separate Company con-
tinues toprosper, adding numerical strength
and excellent materia! daily, is shown by the
number Of applications now in the hands
of the recruiting committee. While none
of the members are soliciting recruits, the
attractive rooms of the company and the
congeDial membership impress many of
those who have already served honorabiy
for six years in the guard and others whose
second term of enlistment is about TO eX-
pire, with a desire to become identified
with an organization which promises to be-
come one of the best in the guard.