The morning times., 1897-01-10
The troubles in the Morton Cadets are

The troubles in the Morton Cadets are
et an end.
BY special orders issued from headquar-
tiers dated January ,, Privates j Paul
Chauncey, william clabaugh, F. Oscar
6rayson. George F. Plugge, Charles Raven
burg. and william NJ Wagner of the boiling
faction Were discharged from the National
Guard in the Interest of the service.
The number Of actual boilers originally
stood at thirteen but for several reasons
only seven Were discharged lin the inter
ests OF the service" Lieut.: C. NJ Robin
son, who was the leader of the boilers, fas
rendered his resignation, which has been
forwarded TO the President. and there is
every prospect that it viii be accepted.
Sergt. A Is. Claxton and Corp. i. C.
Stewart have already been granted honor
able discharges, and the only thing which
prevented SereJs. Harry r. SiSSon and NJ.
O'Connell, OF Father Priyates Sisson ard
O'Connell, for they Were reduced To the
ranks, from receiving discharges similar
in character 10 those given Yesterday, was
that the papers in the cases OF these two
Guardsmen were forwarded 10 brigade
headquarters on December 30, while their
enlistments expired on December %. Con-
sequently Messrs. SiSSon and 0'Connell are
congraUulatine themselves upon their mar
row escape from sharing the fate 0f the rest
of the boilers.
This discharge. I'm the Interests OF the
service" was Just what the Mortons re-
quested through Capt Shilling, when the
boilers were expelled from membership. IL
was stated then that the applications for
discharge had been held mp at headquarters,
on the ground that such procedure was
unmiiitary, az the applications named in
EubordinatiUn" the cause, which would
have called for dishUnUrable discharge.
For Three Months.
The record OF the District Guard during
tie three months just passed is shown by
the general orders just issued by the ad-
3Utant general:
Appointnents-First Battalion Second
Lieut.. Jesse b. K. Lee, to be captain of
Company c; Private Edward W. Zea, to
be first lieutenant of Company C, and
Private Walter u. Davidgc. jr-, TO be
second lieutenant Of Company &.
Sixth BaGtalion-Serrt. James E Hos
ford. TO be first lieutenant of Company B,
and Thacker V Walker, to be first lieu
tenant of Company G.
kcsigned-F First Lieut.. ]. Henry CARL,
Company c, First Battalion; Capt. Harry
ID. King, Company d, Third Battalion;
First Lieut.. j. Julius Lund, Company C.,
Fifth Battalion; First Lieut.. j. o. Manson,
Company Il, Second Battalion: First Lieut..
Thomas II. Means, Company d, Third
Battalion; Capt James F. oyster, Company
y, Second Battalion; Capt George Phebus,
Company b, Fifth Battalion, and Capt. John
6. TcmlinSon. Company b, Sixth Battalion.
DishOnorably dlscharged-Robert NJ. Bos-
well, private Company c, Fifth Battalion;
w T. Brooke, private, Company B, First
Battalion: Edward E. Cbrismond, private,
Company b, Fifth Battalion; Alton W. Da-
Wis. private, Company c, Fifth Battalion;
Sidney A. Jonus, private, Company c, First
Battalion; Thomas F. Keane, private, Com
pany d. First Battalion; Frank E. Lam
man, private, Company b, First Battalion;
Robert McWhirt, private, Company C, Fifth
Battalion; Henry Manders, private, Com
pany c, Fifth Battalion; w. A. o'Meara,
private, Company A, Fifth Battalion; Will
liam T. Ryan, private, Company B, Fifth
Battalion; Stuart shea, private Company
A, Fifth Battalion; Charles H. Strother,
private, Company ID, First Separate Bat
B. Fifth battalion; william Thompson, pri.
yate Company ID, First Separate Battalion:
Samuel B. Wallace private, Company ID,
First Separate Battalion: Frank Waple,
private, CompanyC Fifth Battalion; George
F. Watts, private, Company a, First Bat
TALON
Bigade Board Work.
The brigade board OF examination met
Wednesday night Capt ourand acted IS
president, and Capt William L. Horton as
recorder.
Second Lieut.. Bowdler OF Company C..
Fifth Battalion. was examined for the first
Ieutenantcy of the same company, and
Sergt. Clay NJ Mcclure of Company b,
Sixth Battalion, was also examined for
corresponding rank in his own company.
First SCrgt Gibson AZ the Second Separate
Company miles Cycle Infantry, was eX-
amined as candidate for second lieu
tenant, and Corp. weaver OF the same
company, who was recently elected first
lieutenant of the Cycle Infantry had his
tactical knowledge tested SeTgt. VIII
ii. Way Of Company b, Second Battalion,
who was ordered up for examination at
this meeting had his examination post
poned until the Goth instant, on account
of business. and Capt Jesse Lee of Com
pany c, First Battalion had DISCRIMINATION
deferred, as he was obliged to be in Phila-
delphia.
The Officers Association of the Second
Regiment met Tuesday evening and de-
cided TO accept the proposition to employ
Contours Ninth Regiment Band to give a
series of concerts during inaugural week.
A committee, consisting of Major E. R.
Campbell, Capt. Il. H. Parmenter, Capt. o.
q. Simonson, Lieut.. Donald b. Mcleod, and
Lieut.. George C. Shaw, Was appointed to
mana &c the concerts. They Will be held in
Center Market Hall, on the evenings Of
March l, 2, 3, 4, 3, and6.
The Officers Association approved the
recommendation of the committee appoint
ed several months ago, that the bylaws OF
the organization be changed so as to pro-
vide that the initiation fee shall be 81
and the quarterly dues 70 cents.
Notes From Commands.
The preparations for the New Years re-
ception Of Company A, Washington Light
infantry, TO be held tomorrow night, are
all complete.
The Engineers have got great move
on and intend to turn out in great shape
IL 4.