Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-16
BOUND FOR CAMP IsOEY.

BOUND FOR CAMP HOEY.
The W. L. I. Corps to Depart for Long
Branch Observation-Disclosures OF the
Corps who will Gothic Plan OF the
EmcamPment-PrOspe Pleasures
! by the Seaside. &c.
| Col Moore, Of the Washington Light Infantry
Corps, yesterday afternoon christened the camp at
| Long Branch Camp John Hoey, in honor OF Mr.,
| John Hoey, Of the Adams Express company
whose cottage is located the site of the camp
| at Long Branch. "This was done,r said an officer
OF the corps to STAR reporter, sin recognition Of
the kind feeling towards the corps shown by Mr..
| Hoey. who was one OF the first men to come for
ward when the corps gave its fair with check for
| $3.50. The corps never forgets Its friends" The
| special train bearing the corps and its honorary
members to Long Branch Will leave the city ut
| 11:3O O'Clock this evening
| THE CAMP.
| Bugler Cretchmar has been at Long Branch some
| days arranging the camp. The tents which have
been spread on the lawn Of the West End hotel are
the tents belonging to the corps and the same that
were used at the Cape May eacampment- Men,
bers OF the corps who have inspected the camp
| ground say it is a fine lawn, four hundred feet
VIII be occupied by company a. and the next three
by companies G, ID, and b, in the order named
Then Will come the staff quarters. and lastly the
tent OF the lieutenant colonel commanding.
| PACKING TIE Company CHESTS.
There was bustling scene at the armory Of the
corps last evening. The adjutant and quartermas-
ter sergeant We're busy completing the several ar
| engagements for the camp. In the drll-room the
huge chests belonging to the different companies
| Were undergoing the process OF packing. Now and
| then. when chest was heaped UP to such point
that it was impossible to get the lid down, there
would be long consultation over 1t, which gener-
| ally resulted in repacking the box. The cOlOred
boys engaged by different messes to look after their
traps were on the scene and being instructed in
with detail OF men, looked after the packing for
| each company. Many notices were posted on the
walls relating to matters concerning the camp
Among the orders issued during the evening was
the following:
| ment at Long Branch the sick OF Companies and
Will report to Surgeon ii. K. Leach and those OF
companies b and ID to Assistant Surgeon T. T.
| McArdle."
The following, lettered on large sheet Of brown
wrapping paper, was the most conspicuous among
| the orders Duiletined:
"AttentiOa ID. ID. and BIS:
| Prepare your uniforms for the Sd annual dress
| parade, Long branch.
(Signed.l SrUBBs,
lOffiCial SeaLI p NJ. O. r. T."
| The seal was made of backing box cover,
siderable speculation among outsiders as to the
meaning OF this order The 'D. ID. and BIS" stands
IT Is s.. stated, for dudes buffers and Bummers,"
10 De given on the sands at Long Branch.
THE PROGRAM.
The camp, according to official orders, will be
held from the 18th to the 25th instant inclusive
The corps will assemble at the armory at $50
O'Clock this evening. At 1920 o'clock p. m. the
corps viii march from the arnOry and proceed to
stree, thence to 18th to Pennsylvania avenue and
TO the Baltimore depot, where 1T will embark on
special Train. Captain Dalton, OF company A, has
been detailed as officer of the day, to be relieved
upon arrival at the camp by Captain Ross, of COM
pany b. Lieut.. p. j. Duffy has been detailed as
officer OF the guard, and Lieut. John G. Cowe as
acting adjutant. The sergeant major will provide
detail OF one sergeant, three corporals and six
teen men from the several companies for guard
duty. Color sergeant Woodbridge has been detailed
as acting hospital steward.
IL Is expected that the special train will carry
1uly nve hundred people, as large delegation OF
honorary members will accompany the corps.
Quartermaster Breitbarth was busy to-day sell
Ing the fifteen day excursion tickets to honorary
members.
TIE MEMBERS GOING
Following is roster of the members Of the corps
who will go to Long Branch: Lieut.. Col. VIM. G.
Moore, commanding; Judge advocate, ii. Dingman;
c0inmlSsary, l.. Woodbury.; quarteimaster G..
BTeitbarLh; ordnance officer, f. &. Wheeler; engl-
neer, VIM. j. Acier; inspector, A. W. Kelly; acting
IG aaS. tlrsb Lieut. D. g. Cqwe; surgeon H.
major, Charles H. Ourand; QuartermaSter sergeant,
Walter +. Hewitt.
COMPANY A.
Capt. VIM. n. Dalton, Lieut.. r. H. Wade, Ser
geants d. S. Johnson, C. H. Randall and G. E. Hale;
Corporals w. j. Keough, E E. Moore and NJ. F.
Lord; Privates w. NJ. Arnold, ii. F. Bauer, II. j.
Bradley, NJ. X. Fenwck, T. j. Irwin, F. T. Maloney,
Frank Moore, j. E. Payne. p. Prtnz, Fl. Il. Rich
Cn Gi = . IrTSel' g. Made, j. ". Ialoert, l.
NJ. ii. MacWhorter, j. T. Keefe.
COMPANY d.
Capt b. r. Ross, First Lieut. E. Fl. Nermeyer Ser
geants W. L Cash, c. 7. Conrad, E Burdine, G. F.
MeAvoy, and w. E. Wright; Corporals A. j. Robiu-
son, W. E. Thompson, j. T. Clarvoe and s. A. Greg
DRY; Priyates G. S. Boudinot, NJ. " Carroll j. T.
Clarke, G. A. Clements, II. ID. Dickson Geo. Engle
j. f: Grant, w. G. Hall c. E kinsey. W. S. Knox,
J. l. McGraW, Jos McCann, F.: E. Newton, F. L.
Ourand. X w. Pentiand, II. o. Plugge, Chas Shelse,
Chas shreeve, w. F; sinnott, Leon schell, H. IL
Walsh, ESQ., Emmert, John j. Byrne.
COMPANY C.
Capt. John C. Entwistle, First Lieut. c. G.
Sloan; sergeants F. II. Padgett. W. Nick. Osborn
and j. r. Galloway; Color Sergeant George Wood
ward; Corporals II. A. Hullnsh and W. f. Dunn;
privates II: C. Alleger, f. w Atchison, A. w. CHS
eldine, J. T. Crawford, c. II. Zoos, p b. Grant,
t. h. kingsbury. ThoS. kinsiOw. w. A. King. j. H.
Knapp, j. III. Lippard, T. +. Roche and C. II. Salinas
COMPANY d.
Capt John S. Miller, Lieut. P. j. Duffy, Sergeant
H. Bell; CorpOrals E. Wolff, S. G. Wise and G. W.
Billings; privateS ii. E. Amos G. T. Bradford. G. W.
ClarvOe, H. II. Cole, A. L. Dennis, ii. O. Foreitag
W. E. Hewitt, w. A Linton. A. Murray, j. E. Mat
tern, o. V. ShOmO, 7. W. Shomo l. S. Smith, G. II.
Tucker, H. c. Walker, 4. f. Yates and VIM II.
BOyce.
TIE CAMP IN READINESS.
QuartermaSter Breitbarth received adviccs to-
day that the tents were up and the flooring was
being laid. The corps VIII reach the Long Branch
station at $50 O'Clock Tomorrow morning. and
march from that station to the camp, q distance
OF three-quarters OF mile along Ocean ave
nue.. Capt Breitbarth said that there would be at
least four hundred people In the train. besides the
active members OF the corps and band. Many OF
the business men of the city will go, and there Will
be quite number of ladies in the party.
PERSONS WHO WILL ACCOMPANY THE CORPS.
Among those who will go are Messrs. James B.
Nalle JAS P. Willett, Geo. NJ. Oyster, ST., VIM,
Hoekc. Jas W. McKee, Jno. HOLSTER, Frank Lewis,
Gen james +. Ewing. VIM. Copeland and wife, r.
c. Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Downey, MI. Auerbach
Mir. and Mrs James j. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs Parker
Er. Shreeve, MeSSrs. Abrahans, Lacey Godstein
Emmons, DeMoll, Mcnamara and Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs Flick, John Riley and ladies, Woodbury.
Wheeler and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr
Thomas Miller and ladies, Mr.. Mcknight and ladies'
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. HelmuS. Mrs Leon SchelI Mr. and
MIS- Rlugely, JOS Gawier and daughter, Mrs. Gal
loway, Mrs Il. W. ShoInO. Mrs o. " ShOmo Mr.
and Mrs Hanlein, Vim. Lord. Mr.. and Mrs Martin
Hebner, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ross, l. y. Edmonston
Geo. \. ArncS.
The NAMES OF THE CAMPS.
The first annual encampment OF the W. L. l.
corps held at Cape May in 1882, was named Camp
W. T. Sherman, in honor OF General Sherman who
always took 4 great interest In the CORDS The
second camp, held at Cape May last year was
named Camp VIM. Sewell, In honor OF Senator
Sewell, OF New Jersey, who showed many courte-
sizes TO the corps. The name OF Camp John Hoey
extended and good feeling shown TO the corps by