The morning call., 1893-08-29
BERKELEY.

The university boys in blue were assem-
bled for the first drill of the year Saturday
afternoon. All the officers were new to
their positions and some trifle nervous
as they clanked a scabbard for the first
time and tried to make the motions of their
saber follow the lines of grace as they
issued the orders of command. All the
freshmen male students were assem- bled
separately under the command of Second
Captain Selfridge. Here the acting cor
porals took them in squads and began their
instruction in the school of the soldier.
The appointments of officers to rank in
the order given are as follows: Captains
III. NJ. Wright. L. A. Selfridge, Mccoy
Fitzgerald; first Observation-Disclosures, g.,
Avery, Sanborn, Denman. MeyersteiD.
Simpson, Hyde (acting adjutantl. Porter,
Herman (actlng Quartermaster); secon d
lieutenaDts-Fiie, Leventritt. Eddy. Saph,
BOggs. Blum, Clement (Dand leader SER
gEea1ts,Gorrill, A. d: Wright, Stringham.
X. u. fitzgerald. Gibbons. Hewlett. r.
II offman, Torrey, Green. ErlaDger, Nc
Farland, Waterman, Bakewell, Magario.
Pheley, BachmaD, Bunnell, Ricard.
The following list is that of the acting
corporals, who will be ranked later By
their comparative merits as instructors of
the freshmen in the school of the soldier
J.,
Delaney, Dozier, Dornin, DugaD, Fisher,
Fischbeck. Ferris, Graham. Gray, Guppy,
Hollis, Holton, Hutchins, Howell, Kelly.
jackson, I. Kelly, McCulloch, Keruf,
Koch, r. Kelly, Noble, Norwood. Nap
thaly, Parkhurst Peck, Russ. Symonds,
L. A. Smith, Thompson, Veeder, Wheeler,
Warner, Winn. O'Connor, Cross.
No field officers will be appointed this
term. Professor WinD takes the place OF
Professor Randolph this year as head Oi
the military department.
Spruce Beer?
An interesting trial for violation of the
university liquor law is under progress al
present. Deputy Marshal Bone arrested
A. Berg for selling liquor against the law,
but the venire of men brought fol
impeachment by Mr.. Bone was re.
jected by Recorder Cooley, as the Marshal
being temperance man, was in his opin.
ion prejudiced in favor of temperance
jurors. When finally jury was i'm.
paneled who were not suspected of being
biased in favor of temperance, T. G.
Kierulf testified that he, iii company with
Judge Campbell OF the San Francisco
Police Court, Thomas Bashford. Justice
L. II. Long and Deputy Marshal Nc
Carly, went into Mr.. Berg's restaurant
passed into side room curtained off anC
were furnished, the witness with beer. a,
were Judge Campbell and Mr.. McCarty
l. u
Long a cigar. Judge Campbell and Mr.
Bashford, though subpenaed as witnesses
failed to appear. Judge Long said he b ad
soda and did not remember what tht
others had. Mr.. McCarty also had ordered
sodawater and had likewise suffered {
lapse OF memory as TO what the other:
drank Mr.. Berg stated that he sold roo
and ginger-beer often, and those liquid.
much resem bled beer unqualified. Th,
jury disagreed and were discharged, tn,
case being again in progress under new
trial yesterday.
Aid to Students.
The Students Aid Society has issued
circular requesting all business men o.
householders who have any sort of work
student can do to place the opportunity a
| the disposal of the society. The numbe
| of students dependent on their own eXer
tions fer support Is larger this year thai
ever before. Among the applicants fo
employment are proficients In nearly ever,
| line of work, such as bookkeeping. type
writing. tutoring, carpen tering, printing
mechanical drawing, but the bulk of th
| applications come from those who ar
willing and desirous Of doing any persona
work which may be offered, for example
gardening, milking and choring of al
kinds anc housework. Nearly all the stu
dent labor mentioned may be had in ex
change for board and lodging" 1t i
DOpeQ lnaL people VIII make an eHort u
meet the willing student half way by pro
viding him the means. however hum BILE, o
securing the education he so earnestl.
desires. Milo S. Baker is secretary of tn
| Students Aid Society and will attend th
communications.
LoDgfellow Memorial.
The first regular meeting of the Ions
fellow Memorial Society will be hel
Wednesday evening, at Miss Head
school, Claiming way. Miss Bessie Wa
will render piano solo. A paper on 9Th
| Classic and Romantic" will be read by e,
| President Horace Davis, and Miss Ottli
Lledelt will sing. Professor George y
Richardson is president of the association