Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

preservation Of that soldierly conduct which
people looked for in members of the finest vol
unteer brigade in the country.
Then Gen. Ordway dropped in The general
Is very much interested in the team. so when
ne was requested to say something he did not
require much time in which to get started.
Loyalty to the brigade and to each other and
unquestioning obedience to the team captain
were the main lines Of a deeply interesting adj
dress. 70 which every person present listened
with pleasure and profit.
THE COLUMBIA TROPHY.
Hundreds Of people have expressed them
selves as pleased with the artistic appearance of
the Columbia trophy-the bronze work of art
which will be presented to the state Of New Jer-
sew by the District National Guard. For the
past two or three days the bronze figure has
been on exhibition in Mr.. Hutterlys window
on G street. opposite the city post Office, and
there II will remain until the team departs for
Sea Girt The trophy will go with the baggage
and some time during the meeting will be form
ally presented t. the state authorities by Gen.
Ordway. The height of the trophy Ia three
feet hve inches. just now a slight change is
being made In The design. Instead of putting
ne necessary inscription on q metal plate after
the regular fashion it will be engraved on the
SILVER head OF a copper-handled Ratchet The
hatchet-which Is the emblem of the District
National Guard-will rest gninst the tree trunk
that PARTIALLY supports the figure.
HERE ARE THE NAMES
The complete roster OF those who will go az
members of the brigade team-six of them
alternates-is as follows: Capt James Z. Bell
l. X r.. second regiment; Capt. W. l.. Cash. l.
H. r., first regiment; Private Walter s. Cash
company c. third battalion; Col. Cecil Clay,
second regiment; Corp. c. W. Dickey, engineer
corps; Lieut.. +. L. Graham. engineer corps
Lieut.. Geo. ii. Harries, l. r. p, second battal.
ion; Private c. l.. Himebaugh, company c.
first battalion; Sergt. A o. Hutterly, engineer
corps; Commissary Sergeant c. H. Laird, Sec
ond regiment, Sergt. L. T. Page company A.
sixth battalion; Private s. b. Rollins, company
ID, third battalion; Quartermaster Sergeant
5. ID. Rotramel fourth battalion; Sergt Rus
sell, company ID. third battalion; Corp. X. B.
smythe. engineer corps; Lieut. James NJ. Stew
art. l. X. p. third battalion; Private s. b.
Wetherald, engineer corps; Private G.. b. Young
engineer corps.
Those who will accompany the team Tor the
purpose OF completing the regimental and engi-
neer teams OF six are Corp. Maurice Appleby,
| company B, third battalion; First Lieut. L. s.
hing, l. X. r, fifth battalion; Private A. y. Nc
claim, company B, sixth battalion; Private s. l.
Scott, engineer corps.
Lieut. Tominson's team and aiternates will
consist OF himself and the following: Private
n Bianton, Sergt- W. E. Buell., Private P. ].
Byrne, Capt W. S. Davenport. Corp. G.. ID.
Ellsworth, Private G. W. King. Private ]. A.
Kirk. Corp. B. F. Odell and Private j. E.
Swigart, all OF company B, sixth battalion
Lieut. W. 7. Vale. l. X. p, sixth battalion
an old team man who has been unable to prac-
tice this year-and Private Joseph Van Fleet OF
company A, sixth battalion, will also be OF the
detachment.
For time 1t seemed rs though Private Wal
ter Cash would be disqualified for bricaie OF
regimental team work, but his re-enlistment
papers-never turned in by his ex-captsin-
were discovered in time to put everything
straight.
SOME WHO WILL VISIT CAMP.
Gen. Ordway, Aajt Gen. Mosher and, it may
be. one or two Of the other members Of the
brigade stan, expect to be at Sea Girt
during the greater portion of the week
commencing September !. Several mem
hers OF the team detachment will be Wis
tied while in camp by relatives and friends
from this city. OF course. there are no &C
Communications for non-military guests on the
camp ground, but there are frst-class hotels
within easy reach. Hotels are more than nu-
merous on the Jersey coast.
FULL DRESS FOR THE BRIGADE
II Il almost certain that within q month or 90
there Will be something like an Organized effort
to have the entire brigade equipped with the
regulation ful-dress uniform. Gen. Ordway
has called attention to the necessity for having
the entire command so clothed by next inaugu-
ration and his remarks have already received
more than little attention in several COM
panies- There Is no more satisfactory uniform
on any army in the world than the one worn BY
the army Of the United States; il ID handsome
and serviceable without being r.udy. Most Of
the individual dress uniforms In uss today in
America would be totally useless In the held
and - the National Guard y IN organization Of
soidiers, supposed to be ready for work ct any