Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-15

PREPARATIONS FOR THE SUMNER CAMPAIGN
| BY THE SEA-SCENES IN THE ARNORY-THI
| ROSTER OF THE CORPS.
There were scenes of busy preparation q,
the Washington Light Infantry Corps armory
| last night. Capacious camp chests were being
packed, and everything being made ready fol
the transfer Of the corps tonight to Camp
| Washington at Cape May. Quartermastel
/ Breitbarth's office hummed with busy voices
Some raw recruits excited the ire and pity oil
| the doughty quartermaster by inouirinp
whether they could carry valises. "You'd look
pretty, wouldn't your" exclaimed the quarter.
master, 'marching through Cape May with
| hand satchels!' Messes were allowed to have
chests or trunks snipped as part of the corps
baggage. Veterans OF several campaigns we're
endeavoring to brighten recruits by detailing to
them 1.-The, the particulars OF Lively attacks from
| dress parade and helpless. "Those rnoso uitnes
are biggest and heaviest and --LATEST ever saw.
| nose and settles down there for tie rest of his
| lite too big and lazy TO RISE"
The corps will leave the city at 1899 o'clock
tonight, according to the orders published in
THE STAR, and II is expected TO arrive NJ Cape
May and go into camp about 8 O'clock to4rror-
row morning. Il il thought thas there viii he
about one hundred end ten muske = in lire The
corps will be accompanied bya large delega-
tion of honorary members and friends.
THE RoSTEE.
Following is roster of the Corps. Lieut.. Col,
SoAAAhohuAuSs W. &NOOISs Sistu-Es. S5.
Wheeler, ordnance officer; Levi Woodbury..
commissary; VIM. J. Acker, engineer; George
Breitbarth, Quartermaster; Andrew W Kelly.
inspector; Henry T. Bauer, .paynaaster: II. K.
Leech, NJ. D.. surgeon; T. +. McA r.i.e, assistant
| surgeon; William II. Harrison, adjutant: BENZ.
ID. Cramer, sergeant MAJOR Walter +. Hewitt,
quartermaster sergeant; William Kretschmar,
Co. A-Cspt. VIM. N. Dalton, 1st Lieut.. John
6. C0wie. Sergeants d. 3. Johnson, c. f. Hale,
II. r. c. Shaw, Corporals H Keough. NJ. +.
IL. H. Moore. DrSx ts,o.
g. l.. Anderson, H. Barnes, E. $. Brandt, r. F.
gartle, ". 5; Barnes, II. ]; Bradley, 8. s. Ciiit,
Huntington, n. r. Fenwick, Il. W. Fowler. H.
A. Graham, 4. L. Grim, II. E. Hutchinson, T.
1 KSdfs r. W B. JohnstSne C. H. kslSfus.
]. G. Moore, T. ". Newman, j. E. Payne. q
Rshm, Il. &; Riley, F; n; S.; John, =. 3. Stin-
Willia@s' J. F.We ers' 'f' D. D. ""oc' T. H.
Co. B-Capt. Burton r. Ross, Licuts. e. H.
i. Burdine, 4. ]. Robinson, ". E. thompson,
$. A: Gregory, Corporals w. $. Knox, G. c. NJ
hoettl s; Shas; shreve W; Sinnost, priyates
Fuller W. A. Jones, ". G. Hall, T. 4: Johnson,
A. ~ J9nes J. q r p Kiearney. H. Mccain,
", 9. Sterling, T. +. shryock, II II. Walsh, j.
I. Wright, Everett Scott II. c. Jones, Hcnry
co. C.-Capt. j. G. Entwisie, Lieut.. c. II. Our
and Sergts b. II. Padgett, ". +. Dunn; Color
ser.t: George Woodbridge; Privates H. {. Ale
8; Grant J. Mckenna, c. H. Selinas; PriVatcs
". 3 Gray, y. i; Graham. II. NJ. Howell. w.
A x MilnS: i fin;s6gry j e KroGse, r F.
Mckecver, W: ". Mortimer, ]. 7. Price jr., s.
Ho6lnson, J w Reed, Il: +. smith, a. 2. Sardo,
J; Nat Stsed, I. J. Van Zandt, H. l.. Weeks, T.
"; Buckoer, lie D., L Maddox, j. L. Boiseau,
John +. Swigsard. John kobey.
co. D-Capt. John 5. Miller, Lieut. Peter j.
Duffy. SerCe.utS Howard Roll w N-;vo nc
". Eggleston; Corporal $. q. Wise; Privatcs II.
E B. Am9s hh 51ne g. :sa Retf!cv e r.
voc, II. II. Cole, ]. c. Cunegan, j. T. Clarvoe. ".
T. Dix, J. +. Entwise, NJ. Hunter, H. F. NIcArdie,
SEN F. McA ! g E. Mattern, A: Murray W. \.
e. Riddle. l.. a. Rognski o. V. Shomo, i. ".
Shomo, J. $. Smith, NJ Z. stevens, w. X Scholi,
Geo: Seibold, +: $. stewart. Geo. II. Tucker, +.
Kcontz, +. II. Miller, A. c. Newman, c. s. Alex
ander, w. +. Vogelson, Thos. j. Jones.
TO ACCOMPANY THE coRrs.
Among those who will go with the corps are
Fred Schmidt, Thos. B. Walker, Geo. s. Kraft,
A. C. Schneider and daughter, Capt Ebert and
Mrs. VIM, Helnus and daughter Mr.. ana Mrs.
Geo. Walker and daughter Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Fra snf Misses CS and Laura raRc Mr. and
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. F. Hugo, Mrs V. Young
and daughters. MIR. and Mrs: II. J: Rothrock,
Draney and daughter. Capt and Mrs. Wheeler
and daughter, Miss Adele Thomas, John Con-
nelly, Mr.; and Mrs; c. !. Smith: Mr. Douglass
and son, John II. Hoag!and, A. L. Morsell. Mr..
Mardell and Miss Mardell, f. NJ. petwciicr, f.
P. Carvazier and party, ]. H. Haswell, L. r.
Quinn Emmons smith, 9. Y. Coffin, r. French,
W. II. ingleton. J. M. Knowles, Mr. and Mrs w.
J: Weiss, c. Carrington, Miss Lcona Steinle.
Mrs. Geo Breitbarth, Master Leroy Breitbarth,
Miss Mary Breitbarth, Mr.. and Mrs j. Carr,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ.
Shuster and children, MIR. II. n. Shuster. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ross, Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ Hebner,
Miss Gawler, Mr.. kinsow and son, Mrs. Burke,
Mrs. Noel, John Downs, Gen. and Mrs. Living,
G: Whiting, y. II. Hassler, Miss +: l.. Johns,
brooks Mr.. Sprish;ley, J. J. HOLSTER, Frank
N. Lewis; John +. Ancona, 7. w. Williams, Il.
L. Williams, &. I. Williams, Mrs. E. Davis.