The sun., 1890-07-20

It Turus Out sos Men. OF whom Ono Has
Lost His job


OF tho $50 members OF the Thirteenth ReCi-
ment y. g., :. n Y. 5gS assembled yesterday
morning at tho 1atbush avenue armOry in
brooklyn preliminary TO their departure for
the State camp at rockskill This was con-
sidered an excellent showing Col. Austin was
much pleased at tho manner in which the
ranks were illed IN and also at the fine ap-
pearanco Of the mon. When the command
had been drawn up Col. Austin stepped to
the front and admonshed the men to
attend strictly to their duties while in the
State camp, and TO rigidly obey whatever or
ders they might receive lie wns also particu-
lar in warning thom against crossing the
threshold OF saloon while in uniform, As tho
men marched from tho armory their wlvos.
sisters, ami sweotlearts. who crowded the
galleries, waved their handkorches and ap-
plauded. Tho st Gets were thronged all along
the line OF march, which was through Flat
bush avenue to Fulton street. TO the City Hall
whero the regiment was reviewed by Acting
Mayor McGarty, TO court street. 70 3i JoiEoiTnmon T
where the steamer Long liranch was in waiting.
Private Andrew Armstrong Of Company
went along with his regimont at the expense
cierk in u. Blumenthal 4 Co.'s button store at
3s4 Broadway. He went on his regular yaca-
ton a couple Of weeks ago without notifying
his employers that lie intenued also TO 90 into
u member of the firm, said: Il heartily ap-
proved OF this young man interest In the Ma
tonal Guard, but business is business, and we
could have avoided il by exercising some judg-
ment in tho matter nor do we propose to DO
dictated to. All trouble could have been
avoided il he had told us Of his intention to go
to camp in time.
night in camp was an enjoyable one. bevy
OF ladies nearly fifty H. all.hlled his tent aud
s.nread IN & semlerc!e OF brghtneSs before #
sun burned soldiers closed The circle, In the
midst OF which sat the band under, great
hills back OF the citizen soldiers. Jupi.
Ter eIowed liko a molten sun, md
in the western sky above Dur undSrberg. The
evening concert was begun, aud then came
r% 81 and @ led Sto tho
ring Of light squad OF men blazing In the Old
red, white, and blue zouave uniform OF the
WHdsworth Chasseurs-the boys who went to
the war. Two men, with gold and silver leaves
in their shoulder siraps. who watched the bay
sleeve beneath the insignia OF rank, and their
chiei fought beside hem In he war.
1usic succeeded the warl ke drill, and when
the concert wa- ended and the ladies' gone
Jupiter. high risen. had driven Venus beneath
The Thirteenth was accompanied by two
brilliantly caparsOued troops. Onea party OF
Cant, Easnuins Third battery, under sergeant
Edward Cross. came to take the place of their
fe lows. and the oIher-yeiow striped and car
ryfng gun like bundles, which looked like big
l3ntod lIshlng rods, the signal and Telegraph
another Part OF tholr signal outfit came in
tow OF aEG%ss TSE4n Ht on SeVnSs s%ys 50 Il fahs hs
miles Of insulated ioHIIe wire te.earaph
for sen4inE messages across country Blook-
lynS chief Park commissioner Is also here.
He is Captain In the Thirteenth.
There are fifteen men In each Of the Signal
Corrs. Ward McAlsters son is one OF the
New York corps This is the roster OF the men
CAPTAIN. Albert Gallup: Corrorals Charles r.
Sugor md Isyton ?; W spenSsrbi b.pGu Priystess'
!. Irqdwcll joseph, ,FsBruen. n. J. Davis.
g:?scyh !, Gibbins, Homer y. iledGe. Charles
ward f. McRister i' NJ. Witzar cGarlts T.
Whitson; and 7, =. Woomer. ,n
Second brigade signal Corps: Captain. FredP.
LEIGH Sergeant. Clarence g. De Graw: Corpo-
rails, Charles +. Bis. .kburne and Charles B:
baldwin; FEiyates Honry c. Baldwin, Fred
yergne larry r. Eliot, harles S. Hotchkiss.
n h991 hPfke y G2RFs %aEs EYEsSn 0ssep
The fun roster Of the officers in camp and the
number Of men Is:
! ten; Lieutenant Color ell. William J. Hard inR;
Ad!utant Bertram Clayton; Guartermaster.
berg; Surgeon. John A. Cochran: Assistant
SWnnTEoon Arthur II. Jarrett, / H. r.; captEiP. W
liam asCn FSnfs aetnS Haoy W.
". .Hanhold; Second Iieutenunt, William
Geors & h.s W q Fr Ff2TpY4y suenaSt GG"p}ahn }@hn
/. Anderson; Al mon. Company A-Cnptain.
W. !. Collins, First lieutenant. Frank Il. Wis
void 10 men Company D-Captan, Charles
Q. Davis: First iie9tsnant l. e J. IeSeie; ~
First First Liem,enart. l. +. Brown: Second Lieu
tenant. George Hunt; 81 men. Company b
First Lieutenant. William, Clark Roe;
men. Company F-Captain. Hassell W.
Mutt. detailed from Fourteenth Regiment;
Second Liruteuant William c. Croliu~ 30 men.
Company H laptnin. j. \. II, Dressed iret
Iicutenaut, q. T. iiarng; Second Lieutenant,
Alfred /. Westcuu: 81 men: Company Cap
j. Taylor; % mon. Company k-Captain,
thas. H. Lu-comb; First Lieutenant, G W.
Rogers; Second Lieutenant, W. Ii. Lux: 81
men
irst signal Corps-Capt. Gallup: Is mon.
Second HlgnUl CORPS Capt. Fred I. Leigh;
! : men: