Evening journal., 1888-07-23

tanned by Captain Condor and Colonel
Newell.
As In the morning. the grounds we're
packed In the afternoon and the dress
parade was witnessed by 1000 persons who
gave the guard considerable trouble to kesp
them out of the way Of She musicians The
crowd enjoyed the manmuvering and
cheered frequently the various companies.
The adiutant read the following orders;
Orders-Detsil for guard tomorrow:
Officerof-she-day, Captain Thomas b.
Rice; oilicer-of-the-guard, First Lieutenant
Charles W. Cullen; Company A, four men
and one corporal; Company b, six men;
Company G, three men; Company d, four
men. Company K, four men; Company f,
four men; Company @, Ave men; Com.
pany Il, three men and one corporal; Com
pany !, four men and one sergeant Troop
B, three men and one corporal; Musicians
Hannigan aud II. McLay, orderlies for the
adiutant's Office.
Orders-The following staff appoint.
ments are hereby announced: Q. w.
kenney of l. J. Wooters's Co. to be color
sergeant and J. r. Lambson Of Captain
George Eckles's Co. II to be quartermaster
sergeant on the general star.
ii. The troops In camp at Camp DUPONT
will break camp on July "a at 10 o'clock
sharp and striking camp at that hour and
leaving them as they fall Immediately
thereafter. All troops, save Co. d, will
proceed to Brandywine Springs station and
take the train for the Delaware avenue
station Of the B. & o. r. r. and from
thence march through the city OF Whining
ton TO the p, W. & b. II. K. station and
be reviewed by the mayor and city officials
from the City Hall
Ill On arrival at the p, W. & b. r.
X. station, all the down state companies
will take special train leaving said at p.
m. sharp for their sespective homea
". Col. s. M. Wood viii detail Co. ID. ,
lat Regiment TO report TO the quartermas-
ter general at noon on July "a.
Y. All state guartermaster ntores save
the tents and tent pins will be turned into
Regimental Quartermaster A. d. ohaytor
not later than s o'clock Of the said date and
by him securely packed and marked and
turned over to the quartermaster general
After the reading Of the orders tbs
parade was dismissed and the officers and
men started In to have good time and
they had it up to 113O to which hour tapi
had been extended. All Of the immens,
crowd had departed by that time and II
the moonlight the silent city OF tenta pre-
sented a pretty picture. A few officers re
manned up and witnessed the eclipse OF thl
moon.
AS win be seen by tho above orders, 70
night win be the last night in camp, an
there viii be beyond doubt another larg
crowd present.
This morning the various squads go on
to shoot for the championship OF the stat,
Among those who visited the camp were
Senator Charles II. McWhorter, Patric
Plunkett, U. s. Marshall NewIln, C. How
ard McCalliater, Postmaster Robert /
Taylor, William H. Pierson. Henry Plkl
John ID. Kurtz, William II. Fairlaml
{ Moses e, Morris and Mrs. Nor RI
William G. Foord, John Pyle, B. Fran
Townsend, Misses Annia and Fanny M,
: Whorter, James Carmichael, b. 7. By
John H. Rodney, Esq, Sheriff Giles Laml
(. son. DIR. L. Heisler Ball. John H. Danh
Z aHd wife. " d. Walter, Ut. Quigley, J. ]
. Pierce, Charles W. Gouert and wife, Pet,
! A. Pagan, Miss s. r. Daley. Edward
Rice. Jr.. and wife, DR.. John +. Spec
i Harry Taylor and family, Samu
: Roberts, Frank w. Plerson and wifi
Lsmuel Marr, John p. Allmon
w. Stewert Almond, Charles e. Kurt
/ A. A. Capelle and family, Samuel ]. Whi
. and wife. George w. Goodley and wifi
J. DIR. H. w. Wallace, State Treasurer w
liam Herbert, Harry W. Lowe. Lewis
4 Bower, wife and daughter, G. A. We
q dell and wife, DR.. George H. Cantwell al
4 wife. DeHaven Morris and wife, Andre
d Carey, George A. LeMaistre, y
e John M. Curtis, Colonel Milo '
Locke and wife, William Mahon
9 Howard Simpson, James Q. Pickels, Jol
d Plunkett and wife, Owen ]. Hessiu
% William T. Smithers, r. J. Kelly, Ere
erIck L. Kurtz, Dr. G. O. Funk, jose
IS Chambers Of Stanton. P. j. Donnell
; Colonel John Wainwright, Daniel Ro
70 William II. Brady. John +. Dola
ls Robert T. Cottlngham, William Simmer
os William A. Hukill, William I. Lyna
Esq.. George I. Brown, Esq, j. Fra
. BlRgs, Esq, Frank n. Sharpls
"a County Treasurer Edward Harms
nt Dr. J. Paul Lukens. David Lindsay a
" the Misses Lindsey, Henry d. Holt,
y Peter Cooper, DR.. a. w. Stout DR.. J.
be v. Blocksom, DR.. Josephine NJ. r. VIII
John G. Pennewell, Jr., and wife, DR..
10 P Greenleaf, George Churchman, Capt.
X w. Fl. Boyce, OF Georgetown, James
OF Melvin Of Laurel, Representa- tive Jan
~ Mulligan OF Red Lion, ex-repres entative
On Adams Of Little Creek hundr
" Sussex county, J. G.. Fehrenba
ns L. f. Elisson. David Connell, Edwl
De Rossitsr. Samuel Twlley and Of the v
y mington Wheel Club, Charles Wilson,
ICE liam F. Kurtz. s. Wallis Mer rihew, Cl
sn ence Elliott, Fred. Elliott, Victor r. Pl
au Thomas Jefferis and Aubree Thatch
= accompanying them we're the follow
iN out Of town wheelmeD, Camden, n j.,
eu n Strong, Howard Huston, Will
'ns Eluerson and William Church: South E
1o John A. Green; Glen Mills. Robert Il
" per, Isaac Greenwood and Will
%, Schaaf.
Camp NOIes.
m. Sergeant n. s. Marvel Of / Co., was
in duced 70 the ranks on Saturday last
conduct prejuclal to good order and n
led tary discipline.
on Miss Ella Fullerton lost a valuable
lat moRd pin on Saturday evening last.
re. pin was composed Of small diamonds
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