Daily Republican., 1889-07-22

Acting Assistant Adjutant. General.
Official: GEORGE w. NJ MtRsuALL,
Colonel Commanding.
Order No. IA.
The following changes In Company c
are hereby announced: Corporal Will
liam g. Torbert Is hereby promoted to
sergeant. w. J. Thoroughbred reduced
to the ranks. Private Charles A. Isaacs
promoted to corporal, vice A. NJ. Day re-
duced, and Privates E. w. Carmean and
Frank Tyre to corporals.
BY order OF
GEORGE W. MARSHALL,
Official: Colonel Commanding.
II. L. PAIGE, Acting Adjutant.
The guard dc allied for yesterday was
as follow:
Officer OF the day, Captain I. J. Woot-
ten, Company I; sergeant of guard, First
Lieutenant q. e. Stevenson, Troop b;
junior officer of & ard, Second Lieuten-
ant P. Brennan, Company f; Company
| A, four men, one corporal; Company B,
flve men; Company Z, tour men; Com
pany ID, four men, one corporal; Company
| Il, five men, one corporal; Company +,
four men, one sergeant; Company g, i've
men, one corporal; Company Ii, four
meu; Company ], four men, one corporal;
| Troop Is, three men, one corporal; musi-
clans, Walter Mckay aud John A. Jordan.
| By order of
GEORGE W. MARSHALL,
| 0flcial: CUlonei Commanding.
II. l.. PAIGE, Acting Adjutaut.
The large lawns in front or the hotel was
crowded, with visitors from far and near
1t was vcri orderly crowd and good
natured one, being such a large one.
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Delaware, Maryland and Pennsylvania,
and even New Jersey was represented.
lIyatt's Military Band, which has made
great proficiency III their music, gave an
elegant instrumental concert GU the lawn
In front of the hotel. Hundreds took
meals at the Springs, and were loud in
their praise OF the good things that filled
the table, and the charge being only so
cents per meal was very reasonable. For
the large crowd we think Mr.. Crooks
took very good care OF them.
The following nainel Iillcers from
New Jerseys militia were guests of Gen.
cral Kenney: Colonel Cooper and Major
SALISBURY, of the Sixth Regiment;
Colonels Harvey, OSens and Walker OF
the Governors ststf; General Inspector OF
Rifle Practice Spencer, Captain KILLER,
Inspector oil nitie Practice Of the Sixth
Regiment; Lieutenant Cloud, OF Company
4, Sixth Regiment, and Sergeant Seal OF
the same regiment and several other
stall officers.
No less han some forty visiting mill
tia men took dinner nj the Adjutant-
Generals mess table on Sunday, and a
royal good DINER it was too, and re-
llected great c.edit upon tho cook, A.
Worthington Brinkle, edto OF the
lafat l.tfn ANift tyhn is Urgt-pl
cook ss well as u good journalist; also
his assistant, Joseph Chris y, who knows
when steak is cooked fit tOr the hungry
soldiers to stow away under their jack
cts.
Company A had numerous fair visitors
on sunday, among ihe number being
tie Misses Mamie Cros, kcsie Cook,
Annie searles, May Sea les and Florence
Searles.
Corporal Willie Taylor has all Of his
coat buttons sewel On this year with WAX
ends. lie has thus far retained them
all, something that he failed to do last
year.
The people care to iho Springs yester-
day In regular picnc style, bringing
their laskets and ha:n crS chuck up iull
OF the good things OF this life, which they
gte with a keen relish. Children as well
as gTONh-up lOIhs Hert hLEelShcd out lull
length in hammocks, enjoying what
bteezes that were blowing, which wert
rather few during the dag.
The Gatling gun of Company A at
tracied no little attention from the yisi-
tors, and those having Il in charge wert
KEEP, busy explaining It's workings.
; In the evening Company IL cf NV
Castle elected the following named per
sens as officers: Captain, Hiram X
Borie; first lieutenant, Evan q. Boyd
fret sergeant, James T. Booth, who was
elected 10 succeed L. q, Boyd.
Howard Simpson, Inspector of ride
pr ctice is one of tho hsrdest worked
, men on the grounds. Howard says TIL,
camp is as full Of work es an egg is ol
meat. There's no nonsense about tht
way Camp Phil Sheridan Is run.
The REPUBLICAN man asked Il soldier
well up in the ranks how the boys liked
Colonel Wood. WHAT" said the ques'
TONER; he Is we'll liked by over two
thirds of the boys and Il they had had a
vote he would have been reelected
Colouel by rous ng vote. Hes a ger
tleman, every inch of him, and soldier
in all his bearings.
A colored boy, while swinging In one
of the h.at swings, lost bis balance and
carried Into the hoepital tent, and afteI
being rubbed and dosed with stimulants
was sent on his way sorer, but no doub'
wiser lad.
The refresbment stands did rushing
business, and for one We are glad oi 1t.
William Montgomery and gt od-natured