Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-29
Arrangements in Progress for Brigade
Camp Next June.
WINNERS OF RIFLE COMPETITIONS
Promenade Concert and Recep-
ton Of the First Regiment.
WORK AHEAD FOR NON-CoMs

Some activity is noted at headquarters in
connection with the encampment of the
District Of Columbia National Guard to be
held early In June. 1t is practically q Ger
tainty that the site Of the camp will be
close 10 Mulhken Station. alongside the
Pope's Creek railroad. II southern Mary
land Major Edwin H. Neumeyer, commits
sary general, and Capt. Alfred B. Robbins,
aid-de-camp, have been Instructed to set
tie all details as to the site and to make
other necessary arrangements for the
camp.
Rifle Competition Winners.
The concluding regimental and battalion
team matches Of the season have Just been
shot in the rifle gallery. The I'd Regiment
team finished in the lead in the regimental
match with a total of I $50 the list Regf-
ment team scoring LII.
In the battalion team match the team
totals were-6th Battalion. 1.7s6: 9Th Batta-
lion. $50; 4th Battalion, 1.617 and I'd Bat
TALON. 152
The Burkhart medal match was won by
Corporal g l. Bode Company c. 9Th Rat
TALON. with total OF Isl. The other con-
testants and their scores were: Sergt w. s
DaverI,"rt. Company b. 4tn Battalion. Isl:
Ssrgt- w g Whip. Company c 9Th Bat
TALON. ~. Corporal r Heidenrich Com
pany g. 9Th Battalion. 175: Lieut.. F. f.
skinner Company c, 9th Battalion. 1S1. and
fTFate J . COOmbs. Company c, 9th Bat
TALON, 17y.
Sea Girt Meeting.
The next annual meeting of the New Jer-
sey State Rifle Association. at which the
District National Guard will be represented
oy = brigade team. Is 10 be held at Sea
Girt the week of September 1 to 0 fnclu-
sive- The targets used in all matches will
De those prescribed in Rlunt's Manual for
SmaH Arms In all team matches the arms
10 De used by the National Guard state
Hlltla or volunteers will be the Springfield
rlfie and carbine. -45 caliber 5 groove. with
out any alteration. and the United States
army magazine rife. ~ caIiber
IN Individual matches, in which ANY
Hllil.aFy rifle IL allowed. any military riff.
with open sights and not less than six
pound trigger pull may be used
me liked government ammunition "a is
SUED by the government will be exclusively
used the same to be delivered at the range
IN unhrOken original packages direct from
the government or state arsenal An Off
Ger detailed for that purpose will inspect
all ammunition at The firing point
Closing of the Domer Incident.
Although action of an official nature has
not vet been taken. the probability is that
Capt Charles ). DOmer of Company c. 81
Battalion. against whom charges allegina.
neglect Of military duty were preferred q
Few days ago by Maj Joseph W. Anderson
commanding the I'd Battalion. will tender
MS resignation Capt. Domer will word his
communication so that The resignation NAV
De accepted at the pleasure Of the com
mandlng general Accompanying the
tender Of resignation will he an ey
planatcry letter setting forth the facts in
the case from the standpoint of Caotaip
DOmer The latter will admit that he nav
- technically guilty. as set forth by Mai
Arisr~,u- but will contend that the sur