The morning call., 1894-12-21
BERKELEY.

The military department, under the charge OF
Lieutenant VIM, professor OF military science
and tactics, has made a greater advance in
efficiency than in years preceding his admins
tration. The students have complained of the
over severity of his regulations and the eXces.
sve demands he would make, as in his at
tempted 'three.drllls- plan. but, with
out question, the department has been more
active than at any time In Its preceding history
and the dull routine has been changed by many
incentives TO lively work on the part OF the
cadets.
TO introduce fleXibility In the organization
and give an opportunity for more rapid promo
ton OF merit, The class division of officers has
been broken into. The old plan drew the
geants from the juniors and higher
officers from the seniors. By schedule
published yesterday anumber of juniors as
made second lleutenantS, leaving 10 seniors the
offices above that, and number or sophomores
have been made sergeantS.
The final appointments for the year OF the
battalion officers, as yesterday announced, are:
Lieutenant Colonrl-William ii. Gorrill.
Captains-Gibbons, Fitzgerald. Jones. String
ham. Hewlett aud Corbett, ranking In the order
given.
Quartermaster and first lieutenant, Greene.
First leutenants-Ba chman, Richard, Ma
guciO, Porcell0 McNuIt.
Second decentralization, Thompson,
ii. W. Allen, Russ, Naphthaly, BuSh Hlrst.
aj0r-Kierulf.
First sergeants-Grah Kelly, Gray Fisch
beck, Blake, Jackson.
Quartermaster-Se rgeant-OCOnnor
Sergeants-G. NJ. Fisher Wright. Klnzle,
Bayley, Taylor, Nee, Booth, Son, Rawlings,
Jurgens.
Color sergeants-Veeder, Ferris.
Corporals-FW Henderson. Laughlin. Earle,
G VI Holling. Gage, Palmer, O. }. Barkett.
w. n. l.. Hynes, E. j. Sherman, Groves.
FIRST class priyates-hlage', Rubottom, Bat
tel6e. Hume, Agod, Coleman, McChesney,
Gerzikowski. Wilson, Finugan, Trefethan
MeDiman, Chandler. Gould, Soph, Mel.
The Christian College.
Rev. II. A. Monser, who several months ago
succeeded In getting the Christian church 10
tstabllsh It's theological college In Berkeley,
mas been working since then TO raise funds for
The foundation or the college. Mr. Monser has
Just returned To Berkeley after an extended
lecturing tour throughout the State. He re-
money for the college. and states that its doors
VIII De CD ned to receive students by the lst OF
next August.
Passed Suddenly Away.
For few days past Mrs. Lulu Waterbury
has been seriously i'll. but not until Wednesday
evening did her condition become critical. Her
husband left The house at Z to bring physi-
cian, but when be returned IL was TO have his
WlIe expire In his arms as he reached her bed.
side. MRS. Waterbury was the daughter OF
theodore Wagner, well-known attorney.
Two little children are left.
Wrestling Bout.
AL Lean. athletic in tructor Of the Acme Club
appeared before the local Crescent Club
wednesday evening for an exhibition IN Wrest-
ing. After bout with each OF the members
some scientific work was shown by Lean and
James Cook, instructor for the CrescrnIs,
No Time Lost.
Tie Recorder has posted notice requiring
students 10 make out their recitation cards
from the schedules before leaving college this
term. all conflicts 10 be filed by January 1, and
all cards to be flied on the morning OF January
ID. the day the second half reopens.
This plan Obyiates the loss of time usually