The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-15

band expired Tuesday, have re-enlisted,
 The new "Silent Triplets" consist of Sergeant Fred Keller, and Privates John Keller and Druehle, all of Com pany B.
 In the Star Tent" of Company I are Peters Chubby, Patterson and Sander son, and model men in the company, pany,
 The "Lusty Four" in No, ?, Company street, are Henckels, Sickert Charles Voos and Shudhies. They, together with Corporal Ploeger who was in the tent, were raided last night by the colonel" and the accordeon was cap tured.
 The Bug Quartet" was quiet last night, and all kept good order by Ploe- ger, who was pulled in by the guard and brought around on a stretcher at 3 o'clock p. m.
 The -Four Leaved Clovers" are the healthiest four in camp.
 Fritz" the Second regiment bands mascot dog, belonging to the drum carrier has been clothed in a new blanket, properly inscribed. He is all ways in evidence when the band goes out.
 Gen" Ed Lee of the Seconds band was yesterday presented with long service medal, prepared by Louis Fels- burg. The medal was finely embellish- ed with typical cuts of camp life.
 Chaplain Grannis holds a meeting tonight in 'Lieut." Landland's tent.
 The Dry Four" of Company A are Corporal Henderson and Privates Cal len, Race and Black.
 "Skuffer" Uffenbach has brought the cat back.
 Walter Sack of Company A had ex- tra police duty to-day. Drummer Flynn of the Sarsfelds says he feels first rate, "he don't think" He had eight callers to-day, and be- sides put in a hard days practice. Musician Nagle says he had an order ly tent last year, but this year the new recruits, who tent with him, are rath- CT rapid. Someone stole his false teeth, but the shoe brush with which he cleaned them was left Private Parker of Company I was dumped in a tub Monday night, and given good swim. In the game of baseball to-day the Blues couldn't get on to Moeller's curves while "Slim" Stoude, who only weighs $50 pounds, stopped every ball which passed the bat. Company D's street is said to be the quietest in camp. P. Rogers of Company D ran the gauntlet and J. Rogers of the same con- pany got milk shampoo. | Private Laty of Company D was about | to be killed" by the provost guard on Tuesday night, but was rescued by ef- forts of Corporal Garlock, who only drinks witchhazel. Baby" Rowe is getting along well, and handles a gun like a little man. The Happy Hottentots' held the usu- al Monday night service" with Dolph as leader.
 | The Sober Four" of Company D arg, | Corporal Nichols and Privates Siddell. Wallace and Rogers, while the -Four TIoboes" are Corporal Niemeyer and Pri- yates. Walker, Rice and Negbauer, all of whom slept all last night. McOmber received a broken nose while playing ball yesterday, St Jacques has "a game leg and Wright nurses the others. They are called the three "Goo- l Coos"
 | They say that Private Bates is dan gerous as special provost. The Kunni boys of Company F were l placed on guard at the tents of the cap- tain and lieutenant as q joke. They finally srnelled a rat. | T-.. ~. r- consists of Corporal Miller and Privates l Bohn and Kahn, who get into several l disputes between themselves, so they have taken in Judge Delany, who de- cides all questions to the best of his 1 ability
 l Company E has attained the highest | percentage in policing and quarters since coming into camp.
 "Rain-in- the-Faca" Housen of Com pany E is temporarily deranged as usu- l al.
 ] Major Sucher makes one of the best l appearing officers on the field. | Quartermaster Sergeant Sypher will give a prize waltz at Company B's street tonight. Corporal Crowley will be judge and Lightweight Gilhuly of the Sarsfields will be bouncer.
 Private Turbert of the Sart4ield Guard claims to be the tallest and thickest man in camp. His assertion is not de- nied.
 First Sergeant Reagan can be seen daily at the camp gate anxiously scan- ming the faces of all visitors. He has been married one week. Corporal John Crowley, Quartermaster Sergeant Welch of the Sarsfield Guard and E. Schierer of the City Guard shot
 "a soft-shell crab seven miles off the shore of Mantle They invite the Hun gry Four" to feast on it. The Hillside" club are expected tc
 participate in the festivities Governors
 day.
 The City Guards ball team would like to make engagements with other anna
 teur teams after camp closes.
 TOOTS FROM THE BAND. Band Master Fichtl is receiving num-
 erous congratulations upon the very ef- ficient manner in which the Second Regi-
 ment band are attending to camp du- ties, 100 per cent. being to their credit
 at all inspections thus far The band street being the first inspected, they are setting an example which the officers of the regiment are justly proud of.
 The concerts of the band are very num-
 erously attended from all parts of the
 brigade, and a more quiet or appre-