Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18
PINE BOYS Ix NNw YoKK.
Where They win bs Quartered pu

"hefe hueF wtt DIS QuArtfred Uurs
inK the New York Centennial.
When Adjutant General Kepney and
Representatives Armstrong nnd Maull
went to New York, last week, they made
full arrangements for the reception Of
Dslawere's official delegation during the
celebration OF the centennial anniversary
Of George Wsahington's inauguration.
The State delegation, COMPRISING aov.
Biegs, the members of his stan the
members OF the Legislature and State
ofiiosrs will be quartersd at the Grand
Central Hotel, where acoomm odatiops
have been secured for go peraons. toy.
Biggs will be accompanied by the follow
ing members OF his staff: Bsiesdior
Genersl Richard 4. Kenney, Adjutent
@ neral; Lieutenant Colonel William q
Mocabe, Assistant Adjutaut General;
Brigadier General Jacob A. Marshall,
Quarte'master General; Lieutenant Col,
onel John M. Newell, Assistant Qusrter-
master Generals Brigadier General Theo-
dore +. Armstrong Inspector General;
Lieutenant Colonel william T. Records,
Assistant inspector General; Colonel
Ezekiel I. Cooper, Judge Advocate Gen.
erai; Colonies, John I. Lay William
H. Hall, William Fl. Stevens, Aides de
Camp; Lieutenant Colonel Garrett j.
Hart, Inspector Rifs Practice; Colonies
George NJ. d Hart, Benjamin Whitley,
Everett j Hickman. Gu .rtermesters.
In response to requests from the army
committee Of the celebration, to send on
the names Of ell stt q and company Off
GERS who will be present, the following
were sent on behalf of the FIRST Heei-
4 n II n
Marshall commanding Lieut.. Col An
drew 8. Kirk, Major Charles M Carey.
Acting AdjHtsnt Harris L. Paige, Quarter
maater a. D. Chaytnr, Oomm,ssary W
/ Weller. SURGEON William II. Marshall,
Assistant Surgeon o D Robinson Chap
lain j. d. Willis; Captains Edmund
Mitchell, Jr,, Frederick o. wiswell, I.
Pnsey Wicfershsm, Robert j. Simmons,
William Condor. Charles j. Moore,
George W. Eck-ls; First Lisutenauts
William Floyd George NJ Fisher, Il j.
Enright, CHARLES A. Carton, William P
Harsins. Charles W. Hullsn. Frank E.
Sharpless; Second Lieutenants, Wi liam
q. Hanna, Theodore Townsend, q p.
stephens. Casper Miller, q. O. Herring,
| Thomas Brennan, Richard w. Rosen.
baum, Evan G. Boyd. Troop B officers
are not included in this list the request
sent to that organ alton not having been
answered yet. The Delaware troops will
be quartered In the armory OF the Sixty.
ninth Regiment, Tomptins Market, OF
Third avenue and Sixth street.
PENNSYLVANIA MAY NOT GO.
PHILADELPHIA, April l6.-It is probable
that the Pennsylvania National Guard
will not be represented at the New York
Inauguration centennial ceremonies. The
First Regiment took the initiative last
night and decided to remain at home. Il
Is believed other regiments will take q
similar stand, az general 6issstiAfsetion
exists among the men over the lsck of &C.
Communications to be furnished them by
the New York committee. and the refusal
Of this state to pay their exosnsss. 1t is
said that the quarters provided by EeR
York's seanty hospitality are totally in.
sufficient, and food would be M after al.
together of speculation. The inho4pitable
utterances OF the New York papers have
moreover highly inoensed the men.