Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-17


man. and ENJOYS a large and lucrative practice.
ard Is exceedingly popular In the community.
As young surgeon he has been very successfui.
lie succeeded 7. A. Ashford as surgeon OF the
Infantry wears ago and has been c0nnected
with the organization ever SINCE Both Dr.
Leach and DIR. Charles r. Luce. surgeon OF the
battalion IA a National Guard organization.
stand high IN the opinion Of the members Of the
corps
THE KMBARKATroy.
Many anxious eyes, and many eyes at that be-
longing 20 exceedingly pretty faces, looked up
the street as the clock hands crept past o'clock
for the first sight Of the advancing column.
About 7:30 two cable cars whirled around from
9Th street and were seen to be densely
packed with soldier boys wearing the Infantry
black shake. Behind came more cars and
pretty soon the entire command was ready TO
march on the boat. Major Dalton brought his
command down on the cars in the quickest
method and easiest on the men burdened down
with heavy knapsscks and blanket rolls At
14O. with the Third Artillery Band playing a
lively quickstep. the soldier boys marched on
board the Norfolk Five minutes afterward
the lines were cast of, and the summer en-
campmeut had commenced
THE MEN WHO WENT.
OF the Washington Light Infantry there
were the following who crossed the gang
plank: Maj William y. Dalton in command;
commissioned staf. Capt III. f. Leach. Capt.
q has Childs, z c. Wheeler. +. SchwarZ, Capt.
A. ". Kelley. D-. Luce and Lieut.. Chas. Ebert.
Non-eommissioned staff-H. W. Kenner. J.
7. Grant. T. i. Humphrey and o. V. Shomo.
Company A-Captain, Charles G. Loeffl -;
first lieutenant. William VI. Arnold: second SER
Reant. Arthur ". Muzzy; fourth sergeant. Jo-
s.ph r. Janezeck; fifth sergeant. vacant;
JTivates. John Adams George :. Cliff. Seth
J.. Cole. Albert II. Davis. Maurice A. Joyce
Charles 4. Mccormick Louis VI. Nunes Albert
q. White, kOderick Watson. Thomas W. Will
hams. II. i. Leach. T. =. Stokes and W. Moore.
Company B-Captain. Burt Il K. Ross; lieu
tenant. J. q. Moore; first sergsa.'. Villa T.
Thompson; ondsergeant, Charles VI. ar ,ve;
corporals. Peter ). Schneider, Charles L.
hinsev; Priyate-. H. q. Beach. II. l.. Brming-
ham. T. =. Brandt. William A. BOYD. T. De-
na4ine. Charles j. Hammond. &. l.. Hosch, c.
"A Hughes. 7. H. Javin-. VI. i. OB-ien. NJ. L.
smith. J. 4. Speer, W. 2. Ste art A. H. Suit G.
J.. sleniz. Thomas u. Walker and +. " Wells
Company captain. Chs-. III. Ourand; first
lieutenant Charles II. hettler; first sergeant
d PRANK kirchner; second sergeant, Claude F.
Gaines. fourth sergeant, John Euders jr: fifth
sergeant. Harry T.. Baden; cOrporals. Frank NJ
Thomps1n ard Vim. Bergman; privates Charl-
ton VI. 'larke. l.. q. Davis James L. English
James NJ. Fairly. Claude ". Given. Harry C.
Given. Patrick J. Ialugan, c. l. Heard. John
. Jones. Mcclellan Jones. James I. Kelly. Otto
JanigrGt. Harry +. Leach. Richard l.. Lamb.
Francis " Lowe. John J. McDonough John e.
Morris. samuel Mck. Peake Everett; l.. Phillips.
Walter H. kandall. Edward j. TAYLOR.
Company B-captain. John :. Miller; second
lieutenant. Howard Beall; sergeants, L W
ShOmO. Jesse Il. X. Lee and r. ". Feat; cor
porsls. J. A. Heydler and J. ii. keys: priva,es.
j. ". Bretuey. - L. Brown, y. VI. BaIrner, r.
". Davis. Thomas Eyer., &. L. Grabill, s. T..
House. W Hendrix. &. W. King. jr., C. l. Kid
well W. sheridan Lee. X. =. Lavender T. v.
Macintosh. IT.. I'd Reinmuth. W. ii. Stearns
W. lhOrOwGoOd. r. Willige. John y. Williams
A L. Hates, Spencer ~ Searle, j. U. Waters
and W. y. Dorset.
The Corcoran Cadets, Capt F. G. Edwards.
sergeant. 4 I. Smith. W Thompson and f.
Collins; corporals. L. c. Hunter, W b. sabin:
priyates. Boyd, Clark. I. B. Davis W. G. Davis;
Loweraft, Rhodes. smith, William, Taylor,
farTall, Wilson Cook.
TEE SAIL TO NORFOLK.
The trip down was uneventful, il a magnif-
cent ride down the Potomac and the bay on a
delightful day. with a more than pleasant crowd
sndluxuriOus steamer. can be called uneven tful.
Over 100 honorary members and friends Of the
Infantry made the trip and u large number OF
the-,. with numerous additions will spe nd the
week at Ocean View. The steamer Norfolk and
ths managers and officers Of the steamer hs va
done their duty naniully. The men we're up
nearly al Of last Night on the up trip and viii
IsIurH on another trip to Washington tonight,
and yet the utmost courtesy prevailed. The
boat itself has been a blessing TO the Infantry
account of its commOdious size and lux.
Erious nitings- superintendent Callahan OF
The steamboat line and Frank Minor, his a.
s4stAnt. came down with tie party and have
rendered every assistance, a. has Capt