The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-27

Fourth Battalions tied for second place.
with score of 1852 each. There were no
possibles made. but three of the riflemen
tied for highest individual honors. They
were Lieut.. Horace NJ. Bell and Sergeant
Dutton, Of the Second Battalion, and Pri-
Vate I. L. Heap, Of the Third Battalion.
Each made "A score of u. The question
of superiority will be determined by the
scores which these men make in the regi-
mental match at the 6D0-yard stage, which
viii he shot next Tuesday. The man max
| ing the highest score will be selected to
complete in the special match on May 10.
The scores of all the matches shot at
the range this year show wonderful
Improvement over those of last year. The
score made by the Sixth Battalion team
! in the match last night was twenty points
higher than the score made at the same
/ distance last year. The score made by
each member of the Sixth Battalion team
follows: Lieutenant Holt. IS, Private X.
$ Williams. A; Lieut.. George Paschal.
| as; Private II. J. AtweIl, Il; Sergt. Il. \.
Jackson. Il: Private J. S. Coonbs, Il;
Major w. i. Harvey. a; Capt. Sheridan
Ferree, Az Sergt. J. knight, As; Lieuten-
ant Cookson, IS. Total, 1863.
Sergt. W. c. Wilkinson, Company d,
| First Battalion, has been ordered honor
ably discharged. on their own applica
! tion the following have been ordered hon
orably discharged from the service: Sergt-
| Oliver ID. Denham, Company a, First Bat
talon; Private Charles r. Green, Com
pany II, Second Battalion; Privates John
X. Bishop, William IL. Bowman, Wilbur
II. Bliss, jr., all OF the Ambulance Corps;
! Private Ernest r. Ford. Company c,
! Sixth Battalion; Private Joseph Johnson.
Company c, First Separate Battalion;
First Sergt Granville c. Pollard. Com
pany c, First Separate Battalion; Pri-
vate Joseph Particle and Sergt. Edward
u. Simpson, Company x. Fifth Battalion:
Private Robert S. Hatcher. Company b,
Fourth Battalion; Fireman John Toomey
and Landsman Carroll Is. Morrison, Sec
ond Division, Naval Battalion.
On account of removal from the Dis
trict OF Columbia the following have been
honorably discharged from the service:
Privates William Bevery and Stacy b.
Newman, Company Il, First Separate Bat
talon; Privates John NJ. Kline and Jo-
seph w. Radack, of the Ambulance Corps:
PriYates james NJ. Butler and Lee H.
Moulden, Company A, Sixth Battalion;
Edward G. Gary. Company {. Sixth Bat
talon; Privates MILFORD Halliday and
Harvey J.. Suplee, of the Corps of Field
Music; Privates Joseph Ringwalt. Edward
9: Rose, i. c. TompSins, ana Emmanuel
Waldecker. Company D. Fourth Bat
talon: Iandsmen John +. Mastin. John
w. Slater. Lawrence f. Stoddard. First
Division, Naval Battalion. and Landsman
Thomas f. Keith, Second Division, Naval
In the interest of the service the follow
ing have been discharged from the serv-
ice; Priy3tes Perry. o. Collins. jr.. Harry
Pierce. Daniel w Tyler. Charles r. Cud-
more, Company c, Sixth Battalion; Pri-
Yates William T. Binstead Frederick s.
Branzell. Walter l. Coon. Hazen b. Lang
guth, Samuel Long, James O'Donoghue,
and Charles Kudd, Company B, Fifth
battalion; l.andsmen Edward d. Bolger,
J. w. Carrico, William L. Clarke T J.
Collins, Charles +. Garcia. Wilmot c.
kondig. James McCarter William Muir
ply, William Roessler. Collingwood San
born. John F. Schmidt. and George F.
Schmidt, Second Division, Naval Bat
talon.
The following have been ordered dishon
orably discharged from the service on ac-
count Of expulsion from their respective
companies: Privates Arthur Davis.
George s. Portch, and Charles H Sulli-
van, Company \. Fifth Battalion; Pri-
Yates William Heffernan, Charles Oar
rick, and William c. Ward. Company d,
Fourth Battalion.
The following have been recommended
TO the Secretary of War for appoint
ment as commissioned officers in the Dis
trict National Guard: First Lieut. Dun
can l.. Richmond. quartermaster, to be
adjutant of the Second Battalion; Private
Frank b. Swart, to be second lieutenant
of Company A, First Battalion. and First
Sergt. Frederick II. Heidenreich to be
first lieutenant, Company a, Third Bat
TALON.
Elections have been ordered for Tuesday.
April 30, for first lieutenant, Company
y. Fourth Battalion; May /. for a second
lieutenant of Company A. Sixth Battalion:
May ?. for a first lieutenant of Company
d. Second Battalion.
On Monday there will be an election
to fill j vacancy in the position of first
lieutenant of Company A of the Fifth
Battalion.
Capt Edward F. Riggs and Capt. Al
fred L. Robbins. aides de-camp. have been
ordered to report to Major Charles
connection with the annual inspection and
muster of the Guard