The record-union., 1895-10-22
contest between Companies E and G on
the 18th. Private Gruhler responded in
appropriate words

contest between Companies E and G on
the 18th. Private Gruhler responded in
appropriate words.
| General Orders No. ii, issued from the
Adj Generals office, states that the
part of Paragraph L.. G. o. No. II. C. S.,
relating to cap badge for all officers and
insignia for undress coat. Is changed to
read as follows:
1.-THE cap badge for all officers will be
the gold-embroidered spread eagle, SINH
lar to the one adopted in the United
States army, with the letters N. q. c.
placed above the scroll; letters to be oil
silver and seven-sixtesnths of an inch
| high. as per design on file in Adjutant-
Generals Office"
The insignia for officers undress coat
will be as follows: "For all officers OF
distinctive insignia, without wreath, one
inch high, embroidered in gold or made
Of gold or gilt metal, fastened to each
side OF the collar, one inch from Its edge
and midway of its hight.
For all officers of the line the recent
| fOrage-cap ornament, one inch high, en-
broidered in gold or made Of gold or gilt
metal, fastened to each side OF the collar"
The letters IN. q. c." will, hereafter,
| not be worn on the collar.
The following department insignia are
also adopted:
Paymaster's Department, gold-em-
broidered cross keys.
Qnartermaster's Department, gold-em-
broidered GROSS key and quill.
Commissary's Department, gold-em-
broidered crescent and silver star; star
one-iourth Inch from concave surface Of
crescent.
Abide Camp, GOLDEN broidered leaf
ana silver star in center Of leaf-as per
designs on tile in Adjutant- Generals Of
fee.
Special Examining Boards have been
appointed as follows:
10 examine otficers-elect of Third Di-
vision, Naval battalion, at San Diego
Lleutenant-Colonel n, II, James. staff of
Commander-in-Ch Chief: Captain i. de L..
Darlington. First u. S. Infantry, staff OF
Commander-in-Ch Chief. and Lieutenant T.
Nj. Shaw, Third Division, Naval Bat
talon.
TO examine of1icers-elect of First and
second Divisions at San Francisco-Lieu-
tenant Colonel n. L. James, staff of Com
mander-in- Chief; Lieutenant G. Q. Dem
ms. Pay master Naval Battalion, and
Lieutenant ". Il. Dunn, Second Division,
Naval Battalion,
Brlgadlers- General NJ. w. Muller and
=. t. A. Last recently appointed by the
Governor TO command the Third and
FIRST Brlgades, respectively, have issued
orders announcing their appointment.
General Muller will have his headquar-
tiers in Fresno, and Lieutenant Colonel
l. ). hay has been detailed TO act as his
Assistant Adjutant-General.
General Last has established his head
quarters IN Los Angeles, and has detailed
captain ii. ID. Alfonso, Adjutant of the
seventh Infantry, to act as his Assistant
Adjutant- General.
Colonel J. W. Guthrie of this city,
commanding the Second Infantry, has
announced in orders that the next trophy
shoot Will take place at the regimentaI
| range on the Sd of next month.
Private James Wray of Company G OF
snis city mas been promoted TO Corporal.
Musician Charles L. Burnett and Priyates
William IL. Dean and w. w. Taylor OF
the same company have been discharged,
their terms of enlistment having ex-
pired.