Evening star., 1897-01-16

15. William NJ. Arnold. January Q. 1897:
10 Anten Stephan, February 2. 1882: IL.
Sharies H. Laird. November II. 1892: IL.
francis j. Cardozo. February 10, 1893. ~.
Snarles ~ rIs A. knoSkey. September Is, 1893:
a. a. clarence A. Weaver, January %. 1894;
A' George c. Shaw. June 3. 1894; -, Chas.
L. beatty, January 10. 1895; q, Henry ].
Neo1 gh, January %. 1895: "A. George E.
Apri! l3. 1895; %. Benjamin G. Pool, May
To- 1928: "a, Jesse F. Grant. May "A. 1896:
r. Frank p. Gibson. June 1. 1895; %. Judd
Malvin. July 1e. 1898: 30. c. Fred Cook.
august IL. 1896: 81, Luther H. Reichelder-
| ier. November 2. 1895: 81. Warren d. Fales.
November 9. 1895; 33. Richard D. Simms.
November 49, 1856; "a. Donald B. Macleod.
| January 49, 1895; Sc Sydney R. Jacobs,
January 28, 1896: 81 Charles H. Danforth.
April is. 1898: 49, John f. Smallwood, April
4o. James B. Webb. May Is. 1895: Il. Fa-
bian Columbus. June 2. 1895; AZ. James Z.
Hosford, June 3, 1896: AZ. Thacker V.
walker Walker June 4, 1896: A. Robert B; Gov
Stokes. June 20, 1896: 4G. Francis c. Mat
tingly. June p. 1896: AZ. Alexis A. Birney.
July .; 1895; As. Lee B. Mosher. July II.
Acting first ieutenants-1, Glendie b.
Yourg, December IL. 1898: 2. William f.
Harvey, December 2o, 1893: g. George v.
Chandler. April "a. 1895; ;. Louis G, Free
man, June a. 1895: s. George A. Drury,
| January 16. 1876: 6, Frank L. Graham,
| April 10. 1885: Z. Howell Stewart. May s.
| 1896: g. Wilbur c. Stewart, September 25
| 1896.
Second lieutenants-1, Howard Beall, Au-
gust 3. 1887: 2, Fielding L. Dcdson Novem-
| Der g. 1888; 3, Charles ]. Harlow. Janu-
ary 10, 1891: 4, Duncan L. Richmond, Feb
| ruary ?, 1892; 5, Samuel Piper, March 81
1898: 6, Thomas Marion, July 2 1894: Z.
| Edwin H. Pillsbury, January 10, 1895: s.
william H. Mellach. January %. 1885: o.
Logan Prcsise, jr-, February II. 1895: TO-
1 III In v,,na
| W. Evars. June 10. 1896: II. Frederick G.
Stutz. October %. 1895: Is. George w. BY
ron, January Z. 1896; "a, Robert H. Bowl
Ter, March g. 1886: Is, Will E. SorreIls
April is. 1896; 16. william c. Fischer, April
Is. 1896: IL, Frark n. Robinson. June 1S
| 1876; 1S. William w. Mortimer, July n
| Is, 1856
Acting second lieutenants-1. Andrew o.
Hutterly. February %. 1898: 2. J. S. John
son, April "a, 1895: 3, George N. McLough-
| lin, January 8, 1896.
| The dishoporable discharge Of Private
Raymond L. Berry, Corps Of Field Music.
| has been revoked and an honorable dis
charge granted in its stead
| The resignation of First Lieut.. Evans
| Lewis, Company B, 1st Separate Battalion,
| has been accepted.
| Corp. r. P. Carleton, Company A, Engi-
,peer Corps, has returned to the city after
| an extended visit to Florida. He has been
| gladly welcomed back into the shooting
| ranks of his company.
A protest was made Thursday evening
| to the score of Company A. Engineer
Corps. it being claimed that Private Will
| liams, member of the team of that COM
pany, fired six shots instead of five.
The battalion match fer January will be
| shot Thursday, the 21st inst, and the regi-
mental match Thursday, the 2sth inst.
Activity among the Engineer Corps in
| creases noticeably with the passage OF
| time. The officers are continuing their ex-
ercises, and marked improvement in the
| work of the battalion, especially in the
| matter of drill, may certainly be looked
| for during the next few weeks.
| Since drills were resumed after the
Christmas holidays an average of forty
| men have answered roll-call at each assem-
| bly, of Company A. I'd Battalion. Capt. Ed
| wards has inaugurated an interesting series
| of exercises which he expects will greatly
| increase the general efficiency of his COM
| mand by March 4.
An election to fill the vacancy of first
| lieutenant of Company A, 5th Battalion,
| has been ordered for Monday February J.
| Capt Guy E. jenkins will preside. There
is no doubt that Second Lieut.. William H.
| Mellach will be elected. In that event the
| second leutenancy will remain vacant for
| the time being, at least.
On their own applica tions the following
| have been honorably discharged: Private
George B. Drisbock, Ambulance Corps
| Private John ]. Richardson, Company A.
| 1st Battalion; Private Edward j. Ross,
Company A. 1st Battalion; Private Harry
| c. Simpson. Company A. 1st Battalion
Private ia mes f. Loveless. Company A,
| Sd Battalion. and Privates b. Wolfsteiner,
! Max Wolfsteiner and Otto L. Wolfstefner.
| all of Company A, 9Th Battalion.
Pennsylvania Republican Association
An adjourned meeting of the Pennsylva-
| MIA Republican Association was held
| Thursday evening, January IA, at 923 F.
street northwest. a good attendance was
| pres ent and much interest was manifes ted
| In the proceedings. Several new members
| were elected and special committees ap-
pointed to perform certain duties assigned