Evening journal., 1888-07-17

II. Harman, who was injured by lis horse
fallin last evening. Tha adiatant will 60
on duty to morrow Toe transportation
was under the direction OF Qutrtermaster
A. D. Chaytor, aud he had aboard tho
train the following:
Go. A, WILMINGTON, Captain Edmund
Mitchell Jr.; First Lieutenant william
Floyd; Second Lieutenant William Hanna,
and Al men aus servants.
Co. B, Milford, Captain + @. Wiswell;
First Lieutennnt A. 2 Paige: Second
II. utenanE cheoiora Townsend; and As
men and 8 sarvanss
Go. G., Wilmington, Captain J. Pussy
Wickersham; First Lieutenant acting id
iufantl, George IA Fisher; Second Lieu
tenant EyeraFd p. Steveno, and 80 men
aud 2 servants
y Co, Dover. Captain Robert Simmons,
Second Lieutenant Casper Miller, and 33
men and s,rvauts.
E Co.. Wyoming, Captain G. II. Carey
First Lieutenant A Carton, Second
Lieut. nant @, G. Herlag and % men and
servants.
+ Co., Wilmington, Captain William
Condor, Firet Lieutenant William r Har
kius, Second Lieutenant Thomas Brennan,
and IS men and 2 servants
g Co, Georgetown, Captain Charles
L. Moore, Firs5 Lieutenant Charles W.
Cullen Second Lieutenant Robert w
kosenbeum and 81 mon aud aervants.
Co, New Castle, Captain George w.
Erkels, First Lieutenant Frank Il. Sharp
less, Second Lieutenant Evan q. Boyd, and
35 men and two servants.
Co Laurel, Captain Isaac ]. Wooten.
both lieutenants absent, and Al men and
two servants.
Troop b, Captain Thamas B. Rlca. Fret
Lieutenant Charles v Stevenson, Second
Lieutenant Savoy Evans, and 81 men and
two servants.
Fife ana Drum Corps, Drum Major
Elisha w, Higgins ana 81 men; Hyast's
Military Band, A. 7. Hyatt leader. and IL
pieces.
This will make ON the grounds force
of 40 officers, including Adjutant General
r r Kenney and stad, Colonel 3. III.
Wood and staff and the line officers, 40t
men, and 80 servants, including the cooks,
or a total, of 4s5.
Upon the arrival at the grounds
Captain Edmund Mitchell Jr., will take
charge OF the camp as officer of the day
and Lisutenant William z. Harkins will be
officer of the guard, who will be appo inted
Immediately upon the arrival OF the troops
! Tho men will be assigned four TO tent
but as IL requires quite force for ths
Cuar1 fhara vyfiI saara.gxy 10 -, onc.s{,r
when more than three men shall be In q
tent at one time. General Keuney wa
compelled to go co extra pains TO secure
theee additional tents and make 1t more
comfortable than last year, when in eom,
cases as many as eix men were crowded
in tent
On Cat car attached TO the train Wal
the gaslinE gun belonging to the regiment
u will be mapned and operated during chs
encampmant.
The baggage car was in charge o. Ser
geauts Boyle Of II Company. Webb 0
troop b, and Gstta Of @ Company.
Lieutenants Kenney and Marvel OF
Company, Laurel, are expected here late
in the week, tney were detained by busi
neia.
The Lsurel men say that they are read
TO defend the badge wOn at the last en-
eamoment for superior shooting.
All mail matter must be addressed /
Camp DUPONT. or IL will not be received b
the men.
Troop B with It's waving pIumes pre-
sented a magnificent spectacle.
Tho evenness in heighth in Captai
Mitchells company attracts general after
tion.
Tha Georgetown boys came up ia betts
trim than ever, and say they will do yel
man service this time
Chaplain Willis will arrive later in ii
week in order TO hold divine service o
Sunday.
Colonel W. r. MeCabe. George M. /
Hart. William e Hall and William I
Stevens OF the Governors staff are e,
pseted to morrow.