The morning call., 1894-10-17

Philadelphia and all the ships, including
thlrty-hve marines from the Independence
and barracks. Following is the organiZa-
tion of the brigade and general staff of
officers:
Chief OF brigade, Commander c. nj. Thomas.
U. 5. N, OF the Bennington.
Brigade adjutant. Ensign A. l.. Willard, q. s..
N, OF the PHILADELPHIA.
Quariermaster. Ensign H. a. Field, U. S. NJ,
of The YORKTOWN
Commissary paymaster, M. E. Mcdonald,
U. 5. n. Of the Adams.
Ordnance officer Lieutenant T. Ii. Sherman,
! U. S. N, OF the Ranger.
Medical officer Passed Assistant Surgeon L..
w. SpratllDg. U. S. n, Of the Alert.
Signal officer, Ensign W. X. Harrison, u S..
N, of he Mohicap
First aide, Naval CADET T. l.. Chadwick. U. S.
N, OF The Bennington.
Second aide, Naval Cadet j. L. Sticht, U. S.
N, OF the Bennington.
The battalion con assisted of four COM
panles under command of Captain II. G..
Cochrane, U. S. NJ. c., acting colonel COM
manding of the Philadelphia; adjutant,
First Lieutenant r. NJ Dutton. U. S.
Nj. O., of the Marine Barracks.
The companies were commanded as fol-
lows:
Company 1, First Lieutenant c. NJ. Perkins,
Y. ). NJ. C., OF the Marine Barracks.
COMPANY 2. First Lieutenant I'll. L. Draper,
U. >. NJ T., of the Marine Barracks.
Company B. First Lieutenant I. p. Kane, U.
S. NJ g., of the Adams
Company 4. First Lieutenant L. C. Lucas, u
). Nj. C., OF the MOhican.
The Second Battalion consisted ot four
companies of bluejackets from the Phila-
delphia. there being four petty officers and
thlrty-two men to each company, the same
as in all of the companies in the various
oattaions of sailors.
The chief of the battalion was:
Lleutenant-commander, l.. c. Logan, .. S. N.
OF the Philadelphia.
AdJutant Ensign C. NJ. Kpepper, U. S. y.
Chief petty officer, c. O. NJ, Paul Herman.
First c0mpany-Chief OF company and chief of
first section, Lieutenant p. j. Werlich. U. s.
N; chief OF second section, Naval Cadet ID. NJ
Berry, U. 5. n.
Second company-Chef of company and
chief OF first section, Lieutenant j. A. Hooge-
werff, U. S. N; chief of second section, A. A.
Mchethan, U. S. n.
Third compaDy-Chief of company q nd chief
Of first section. Ensign Edward Moale Jr., q.
3 NJ; chief of second section, Naval Cadet f.
b. Upshur, y. S. n.
Fourth company-Chiet of company and chief
OF first section, Naval Cadet j. A. Perry u S.
N; chief of second section, Naval Cadet Z. N
olmstead, U. S. N.
All chiefs of sections were assigned in
order of their naval rank. The ThiItieth
Battalion consisted of bluej 4ckets from
various ships.
Chief OF battalion. Lieute naDt- Commander r.
}. Jasper, Q. S. N, of the Bennington.
AdJutant-ensign, e. b. McVey. U. S. N. of
Chief try officer c. Q. NJ, NJ. G. johnson of
the Bennington.
First company from q. S. S. Yorkiown-Chief
OF company. Lieutenant w. e. Cutler, U. s. N;
chief Of first section. Ensign B. II. JACK sou. U.
5. N; chief of second section, c. nj. A. W.
Mckay. u. =. N.
Second company from U. S. S. Bennington
Chief OF company, Lieutenant I. S. Rodgers,
u. 5. N; chief OF first section, Naval Cadet E.
A Elder, U. S. N; Chief of second section.
Naval Cadet Ii. A. Pearson, U. S. n.
Third company from L. S. S. Alert-Chief of
company, LieuIehant(J. G.) w. E. Stafford. o. s.
N; chief Of second section, Ensign L. e. Brad
shaw U. S. n.
Fourth company from q. S. S. Adams-Chief
OF company and chief OF first section. Ensign
6. Il. MARVEL, U. S. N; chi, of second section,
Ensign e. I. Vogelgesang, U. S. n.
The battery of artillery consisted of two
platoOnS of two sections each of blue
jackets drawing one-pounder rapid firing
guns. with ammunition boxes and all spare
parts pertaining TO the guns.
Chief of battery. Leutenant-Commander A.
V. Wadams. U. S. N, of the Mohican.
Adjul ant, Ensign L. A. Bostwick U. S. N, of
: the Alert.
Gunner. Acting Gunner III. A Eilers, o. S.
N, of the Philadelphia.
Guldon, Boatswain's Mate Zostner OF the
Alert.
First platoon, Lieutenant (J. c. Thoma s