Evening star., 1895-11-02

Names of the Judges.
The program for the competitive squad
drill at the Corcoran Cadets fete is now in
process of preparation. and will be submit
ted to the judges by Capt. Edwards early
next week. The judges are Capt. W. E.
Horton Of the general staff: Capt Chas.
Ourand, company c, first battalion; Capt.
Harry Walsh, company A, fourth battalion,
and Lieut.. A. P. Robbins, light battery A.
Discharged, Honorable and Otherwise
The following have been honorably dis
charged on their own apple alton: Privates
1gnatius 8. Spaulding. ambulance corps;
Claude F. Drake, company C, first battalion; !;
Joseph A. Barr, company A, third battalion; !;
George P. Mangan, company A, third bat
talon; Ferdinand E. Molkow, company A,
tnrd battalion. and John s. Whit, COM
pany b. third battalion.
The following have been d.shonorably dis
charged by reason of expulsion from their
companies: Corporal Joseph M. Armstrong
company b. third battalion: Private Edward
Z. Fritz. company c. third battalion; Pri-
vate Edward A. Neil, company C, third bat
talon, and Private Harry G. Summers, COM
pany c, third battalion
Notes.
Ihe new company fatigue uniforms of
company A, third battalion, will be deliver
ed next week.
Mr.. Allen D. Albert, jr., formerly of the
High School Cadets, has been appointed
sergeant major of the third battalion.
At recent meeting of company b. third
oatIallon. Sergeant Albert Marks was elect
ed financial secretary, and Corporal James
A. Norris treasurer.
An order has been issued honorably dis
charging Charles S. Domer captain of COM
pany Z, second battalion, by reason of the
disbandment of the organization in which
he was commissioned.
Because of the occupancy of Convention
Han by an amusement organization, the
thrd and fifth battalions were unable to
hold ordered battalion drills during the
past week.
First Lieut.. G. E. Tralies, Candidate Sec
onu Lieutenant L. c. Steward Corporal
fred. Lacy and Corporal s. A. Wimsatt of
company A, third battalion, have qualified
as sharpshooters.
second Lieutenant c. NJ. Robinson, jr.,
FIRST Sergeant Arthur B. Claxton and Cor
poral H. II. Sisson all of company A. third
battalion, who have been seriously III. are
on the road to recovery.
The appearance of the first battalion in the
parade friday afternoon as escort to the
second company, Governors Foot Guard, of
connecticut, was not other than creditable
Each OF the four companies turned out with
full ranks.
First Lieut.. C. F. Cook, quartermaster.
has been temporarily assigned to the com.
mand OF company c, third battalion, re-
lieving First Lieut.. Richard j. Donnelly.
adjutant. Capt. c. V. Sayre is absent from
the city on sick leave and the company is
without other commissioned officers
First Lieut.. James A. Watson ambulance
corps. rendered his resignation during the
week and it has been accepted
MAJOR Ross has requested the discharge
OF Color Sergeant Edward p. Humphrey of
the first battalion in the interest of the sery-
ice.
Private John S. Robinson, company C.,
first battalion, has been recommended for
The following have been ordered to ap-
pear before the brigade board for eXamira-
ton November 30: Thomas H Means re-
Gently elected first lieutenant comnany d
third battalion; Frederick S. Stutz, elected
second lieutenant company d, third bat
talon; First Lieut.. Otto G. Simonson, elected
t!9Stain company D, sixth battalion, and
Eommissary Sergeant Donald D. Macleod,
elected first lieutenant company d. sixth
battalion.
A map of the recent encampment of the
brigade at Fort Washington is in course Of
preparation by members of company C, en-
gineer corps. Models of the signal tower
erected at Camp Washington as well as a
number of miniature bridges are being con-
structed by the members of company b.
The corps has decided to erect wind gauge
at the rifle range in the near future
A meeting of the Non-Comm.ssioned Off
GERS Association of the First Battalion will
be held at the armory tomorrow afternoon
1t is rumored that the old Light Guard
formerly company C, fourth battalion, is TO
be reOrganiZed and again occupy a place in
the brigade.
For some time past company B, fourth
battalion, has been divided into two factions
one supporting the captain and the other
headed by the two lieutenants. 1t is said
that one of the officers will tender his res
ignation in a few days, and then, it Is ex-
pected, peace will again reign.