The morning times., 1896-04-19

The next matter of general interest in
the Guard is the annual inspection. 1t
commences Friday evening May /. Gen.
erai orders to that effect have Just been
issued. The number of organizations
parading every man at the last annual
inspection was increased two, raising
the total number to nine. Eight organi-
cations follow with over so per cent.
The inspections will be made as follows:
General starr and non-commissioned stair
p. m., Friday, May 1.
Field and starr. First Regiment at $40
O'Clock p. m., Friday, May L.
First Battalion, at S:45 O'Clock p. NJ,
Friday, May L.
Second Battalion, at $50 O'Clock p. m,
Monday May IL.
Third Batta lion and Third Separate
Company, at O'Clock p. m, Saturday,
May 2.
Field and starr, Second Regiment, at
O'Clock p. m., Monday, May f.
Fourth Battalion, at O'Clock p. m.,
Tuesday, May IL.
Fifth Battalion, at $40 O'Clock p. M,
Monday, May 4.
Sixth Battalion, at O'Clock p. M,
Tuesday, May ..
First Separate Batta lion, at $40 O'Clock
p. m, Monday, May %.
Engineer Corps, Corps Of Field Music
and Second Separate Company, at O'Clock
p. m, Saturday. May 8.
Battery A, Light Artillery, First Separate
Company, and Ambulance Company, at 8
O'Clock p. m, Saturday, May Is.
The inspection will be in regulation
full-lress uniform, except that those organ
izations not yet provided with it VIII wear
field dress and equipments.
The books and papers of each regiment,
| battalion and company will be Inspected
by the adjutant general, and their property
| and property books by the quartermaster
general.
The percentage of attendance IF the sew
eral organizations at the last annual in
| spection and muster was as follows: Com
pany C, First Battalion, 100; Company ID,
First Separate Battalion, 100; Company
A, First Separate Battalion, 100; Company
B, Sixth Battalion, 100; Field a,EI staff,
First Battalion, 100; Field and Staff,
Third Battalion, 100; Field and starf,
Second Battalion, 100; Field and staff,
Fourth Battalion, 100; Field and Staff,
Sixth Battalion, 100.
Company b, First Battalion, 99 -03; Bat
terry A, Light Artillery. 96 66; First Sep
arate Company, 95 65; Company ID, Fourth
Battalion "a IL: Company ID, First Bat
| TALON, SO A; Company A. Second Bat
| TALON, 90 50: Company A. Sixth Battalion,
| (then Company d., 90 80: Company A, Third
Battalion, 80 5s: field and staff, First
Regiment IS IS; field and staff, Fifth Bat
| talon, IS IS: Company A, First Battalion.
| SO 20; Company B, Engineer Corps, s5-1s;
! Company C, First Separate Battalion,
| So 81: Company C, Sixth Battalion. So 90;
| Third Separate Company, 50 .35; corps of
! field and music. 81 As; field aud staff,
/ First Separate Battalion. 7T.77; Company
! A. Fourth Battalion. IS; Company B, First
/ Separate Battalion. 75; Ambulance Corps.
| 10: field and staff. Engineer Corps. II a;
| Company c. Fourth Battalion. II IL; Com
| pany d, Fifth Battalion. 20; Company A.
| Fifth Battalion. 6S 90; Second Separate
! Company. Sc Sc: Company c, Engineer
| Corps. sc. So: Company B. Fifth battalion,
! so 46: Company A Engineer Corps- So
| Company d. Third Battalion, 56.09.
| THE COMPANY SCORES.
The company matches were divided last
week on account of the parade Thursday
evening The companies that turned out
| Thursday evening sHCJ trday e. Ching l ne
! scores made follow:
| Company A, Fourth BattaIiOn-Capt.
Walsh, 50; Sergt McAnalley, 40; Private
! Balgor, 40; Private o. Connur, 40; Private
| Bake, So. Total, 1913.
| Company c Fourth Battalion-Capt Hodg-
! son, AZ; Sergt. Robbins, "a; Private rhom-
| son, 81; Private Haskins. 80. Total, so.
| Company d, Fourth Battauon-Sergt.
| Hodges, 45; Sergt. Evans. 80; Private Dob
son, 40; Private O'Connell, AZ; Private
Leeman, A Total, 2G6.
! Company A, Fifth Battalion-Sergt.
| Davenport, 27; Corp. Davenport, 80;
| Private Richtey, 40: Private Callan. Sc;
| Sergt Sargent, 19. Total, 1853
Company b, Fifth BattaliOn-Capt Phebus.
43; Sergt Achcr, 43; Corp. Senfert, Al;
| Privatre Hutton, SO; Private Weir, 4S.
| Total, 2O6.
Company D, Fifth Batralion-Capt. Eng
| land, 50; Sergt Gray, 80; Corp. Homer, "a;
/ Corp. McGinnis, "A; Private Mulvaney' 35-
! Total, 17S.
Company A, Second Battalion-Capt. Ed
wards, A.: Lieut.. Prosise, 80; Sergt. Davis,
| 46; Private Britain, Al; Private Cooley
| Al. Total, 206.
! Company B, Third Battaliou-Private
| Colladay. Al; Lieut.. Mauson, 46; Private
| Crist, 40: Corp. Barry, 49; Sergt Stokes, 10
| Total, 224.
| Company A, Third Battaliou-Private
Hudson, 45; Corp. Lacy, 43; Private Ly-
| man. 40: Sergt Shilling, 40; Private Nc
| Curdy, 40. Total, 2ls.
Company n, Third dBattaliou-Lieut. Stutz,
| 35; Corp. Middleton, 80; Private Lackey,
| 80: Corp. Smith, %; Private Entrikiu, 80.
Total, 1853.
MATCHES IN THE FOURTH.
| The two rifle matches of the Fourth
| Battalion will be shot May 1 at p. nj.
Major Campbell has Just made public the
| conditions. The first match is open to
| commissioned officers and members of the
! non-commssiuned staff of the battalion
| who have finished the prescribed gallery
| practice for the year 1896 and who have
| an aggregate record score at regular
! or voluntary practice OF 17o.
The second match is open To all enlisted
men of the battalion other than members
of the non-commissioned staff who have
| finished the prescribed gallery practice for
| the wear 1896 and who have an aggregate
recorded score at regular or voluntary
| practice of ITO.
Each match will consist of five shots at
| each of the four ranges under the rules pre-
scribed in Biunt's Small Arms Firing Regu-
lations. Entries will be made with the
| battalion inspector of rifle practice, who
will be the Judge as to eligibility
The prize for the first match will De
handsome officers revolver; that for the