Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23

the Fencibles and the Emmets. one to be
sed at inspection and the other for or
binary drill. Canvas cases are to cover
each gun.
The Fencibles, in addition to the regular
team Of forty men, will be augmented by
ten substitutes. marching as color guards,
and staff consisting of Mai. Erackett
Surgeon r. A. Foster and the quartermas-
ter Of the company. Two servants are to
accompany the boys.
The Emmets will also have q number Of
substitutes with them, and Maj. Campbell
and Surgeon NJ. F. Gallagher Of the fourth
battalion are going as a staff
An organization that will undoubtedly en-
liven the trip and the camp, as well as
earn fame for itself and for the Fencibles.
IL musical club, consisting of Msssrs.
Thornton. Moore. Mosher. McAlwee, Stott,
Lowe. Murray. Dunn and Lewis. who man.
ipulate sweet-toned banjos. guitars. man.
dolins and flutes as artistically as profess
sionais Daily rehearsals are in progress
and the boys have attained high degree
Of proficiency.
A group Of popular soldiers, who have
themselves. banded together under the mys-
tic title Of Wing Trimmers" and who are
perpetua1y antagonistic to the remainder
OF the Fencibles. declared that they will
make themselves heard on the trip 1t Is
the intention Of the Trimmers to execute
some marvellous trimming at an open de-
gree to be administered on the evening OF
July 4. and Capt Tommy Costigan is now
event. Az >''e
Drill Teams Entered,
Below Is given a complete and oficial list
of the companies that have entered for the
interstate drill up to date:
National Fencibles. Washington, D. c..
Capt. c. s. Domer
Sealey Rifles. Galveston, Tex. Can't. Wor-
thy Boyd.
Branch Guards. St. Louis. Mo-. Capt. c.
Mccarthy Light Guards. Little Rock, Capt.
c. NJ. Wing.
Emmst Guards. Washington. D. c.. Capt.
Harry Walsh.
Governors Guards, Austin, Tex, Capt.
r. c. Roberdeau.
Governors Guards. Memphis. Tenn. Capt.
T. E. Patterson,
Louisiana Grays. New Orleans. La. Capt.
Bullene Guards. Kansas City. Capt c. E.
Wager.
Lima City Guards. Lima. Ohio. Capt.
Lloyd Rifles, Fort Worth. Tex. A. B.
Keller.
Phoenix Light Infantry. Dayton. Ohio,
Capt. John A. Miller.
Company D. first infantry. A. s. G., Little
Rock, Capt. John A. Mitchell.
Helena Light Guards. Helena Ark, Capt
D. T. Hargraves.
Jefferson Guards. Pine Bluff. Ark, Capt.
ftuQSOn.
Faulkner Volunteers Conway, Ark, Capt.
w. Wilers.
Company E first infantry. A. s. Co. Hope.
Hale zouaves. Kansas City. Capt. c.
Lechtman.
Chicago zousves Chicago. ILL.,. Capt Thos.
Ford.
Medley zouaves. Memphis, Tenn, Capt.
F. h. Deffry.
Busch Zouaves. st. Louis, No. T. r.
Reemer.
Fletcher Zouaves. Little Rock, Capt John
A. Mitchell.
Indianapolis Light Artillery, Indianapolis
Ind. Capt. James B. Curtis
Dallas Light Artillery. Dallas. Tex, Capt.
F. v. Blythe.
Light Battery A. A. s. G., Little Rock,
Capt. w. d. Krantz.
All companies or detachments thereof,
other than state troops that may be en-
camped at West End Park during the pc
riod Of the state encampment and inter
state competitive drill will be under the
orders of the officer in command of the
state troops and Under his directions They
will be temporarily organized into battalions
and regiments and he will designate officers
to command the same.