Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-19

militia last evening ut the Springs. The
boys are looking remarkably we'll, and
everybody was more thRn gurptIRed
with theif proficiency In going throuGh
tie different evolutions with clock lie
precision. Colonel Wood and his aids
are to be congratulated on their soldIerlv
bearing, and the good discipl of the
militia and their ptOmptnets In obeyipg
all commando when given By their
supe;lor Cfioers. Among tho crowd
present last evening we're nouced the
following wsll.knOwn faces:
Samuel Biddle, 2. T. E. Smith, ].
Park P1Btles, wife and Mtss Dobb, j,
Park Postles, Jr., Mrs. jacobs, Mrs,
Richenberesr, Fl. Blontb and Vile, JAS.
Sohieher aud wife, Robert Morrisoa,
Percy Morrison, E p. Freye ana vile
Mrs. j. g. Jon,s, W. II. Robinson ami
wife, II. Simpson, Mr.. and MrB. j. X.
Adams, Harry q. Adnmp, Mrs. WIN.
Adams, William Rgbeltn and wife,
Mrs. John +. D0nRhteD, Harry Drake,
9eorae Pierson. DR.. Smith Cooper,
Robert Frist, N. d. OlowArd, George
Bowers, William Clark aud family.
A. b jones and wife, Frank Woollsy,
DR.. and Mrs. Patterson, George Kirk
man, DR.. bravo, james Floyd, H. SHAW
OF New Castle, George l.. Ferguson,
John Dougherty, Thomas Mitchell,
Harry Dixon, Howard Robinson, L. B
Morrow, Augustus Messiok, j. z. Mo.
Lear and family, W. q. Norton and
wife, Jesse X. BAylis and wife, Robert
Barr and wife, j. ". Lawson, j. u.
Burnett, O. Taylor, Patrick NeAry aud
wife, George M. Phillips and, wife and
numetoub other well-knoWn people
about town.
Harry ABhenbAeh, q member Of 90.
A, was suddenly taken siok while on
dress parade last evening, and without
warning dropped like q dead man TO
thu eround. He WAS picked up by his
comrades and placed in the hospital.
It WAS only q nervous chill, and tho
doctors thought he would BIS able 10 20
Oh duty again BY this evening.
J. W. Geyet, assistant riffs Inspector,
reports the range ready for practice.
a picked nine from Troop b and
Company b play cd game Of bass ball
yesterday. which resulted in defeat OF
Company II by score OF 6 TO II was
she deGlre OF the pitcher OF Troop B TO
shut the boys out, but owing TO the bad
support behind the bat he was unable
to do IL.
Tuis morning, Col. W H. Coopsr, Of
the Sixth Regiment n @, Of N, j., with
his staff, consisting Of Lisut. Colonel
GEORGE IL Clesve, Uapt. W. b. t.
Miller Bnd Lieut.. Chtr.eS 3, BrsddinH,
visited the camp
They came down from Philadelphia on
the ITain arriving ~ $50 o'clock, and
trok tho . O'Clock train for camp
Dupont W. ere they viii be the guess Oi
| O !. Wool.
A large number OF the officers Of tht
the regiment went to TIE camp by wAJ
Of the q s. r. Il. K.
Young Harry Richavts got last aud /
telephone message wss received from
FsnU'e drug stOro as to bis where about
Word was ssnt back that he Was a.
fright end would be taken care for thl
night. Harry ID very popular with tht
soldier bays, and be must have got loL
Jn purpose
The tents arc covered with BtraR wl;l
the exception OF few which hovi
board floOrs aud cots plassd In them.
| AdjutRnt Hartman Ia MI right hnC
mikes a handsome soldier.
TIE COWS Nytp' Is held down b!
McrBrs. James A. Crlupeu, T 4 Kel
liam, Ferris Giles, Charles Bond, WA
lem MurRatFJJ and Robert jump
who IRE a Jolly set and are surely nigh
birds.
There were three prisoners IN tn
guard house last evening, put there ~
ldFiuking too muGh iued tea,
II The Calling gun AZ the end OF Oom
d IpAuy AS avenue attracts no little 81
ltentlon and admiration from visltors.
Howard Ames, OF the First R,GI
: mont Dram UOrp5, ,Nslooated his RICH
thouldeF playing ball on Tuesday eyel
log. Ele Is not abs 10 report for dut]
SergeAnt A. H. Conner, Of Wyomi1
Company E, who bluke mis- arm MoI
lday, proposes 10 stay ut camp until
hgeAks up, although ne will not be OBJ
10 do duty.
II Oonmlsgary Weller has receive
praise Tor the excellent bin Of fare prt
pared for the soldier boys inner man.
Color Sergeant Samuel OOhelttee
4 lalloGed 10 spend his evenings o. homl
}, lowing 10 The illness OF bis mother.
j. a phrty Of Wilmington gentlemen
with thles newspaper representative
I with n, YVES halted by the pick
last evening, who asked for the oOul
tsrs!sn. Mt ROul Ia the mob kre
It, and the picket called for the cOrpoI
e Of the guard, who WAC 81 dGas going
order the whole posse ahot, bat pil
" was taken, on all bat the pencil pusl
ers who were grossly intultsd by ma
poiBting huge glass object at tbeT
The corporal auslly relentsd, and sfr
leacigR them out OF the line of tanRe
q kindly whispered few words OF "a
tlon IA their oSIs and bid them goo
night.