Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-06

Guards, First Regiment, Second Bat
talon: Roxbury Horse Guards, First Bat
talon, Cavalry: Battery A. First Bat
TALON. Light Artillery. He has occu-
pied the position OF private. corporal. ser
geant. lieutenant. and captain. In De-
cember, 1885 he resigned his membership
IN Battery a. First Battalion Light Ar
tillery and was hOnorably discharged.
He was 2 member OF the Old Guard OF
Massachusetts, and Sons OF the Amerf-
can Revolution. He was one OF the
first subscribers who started TO form the
Boston Athletic Association.
First-I.ieutenant John Edward CotteI
was born In Roxbury. Mass. June q
1860. lie received his education from
the public schools. and in 1881 he became
associated with d. a. Mariner in the hat
business: one year later forming the part
nershin Of Mariner & Co. on ne corner
of Hanover and Elm streets. which was
recognized as one OF the largest hat manu-
featuring establishments in New Eng
land. Ia 1883 he joined the Ancient ard
Honorable Artillery Company and was
elected as sergeant In 1891. He was or
DERBY 10 the commander In 1924. and
right general guide in lSei-'9j. Lieu en-
ant Cotter has served on several
fall feld-days and anniversary commit
committee for three consecutive years,
and has never missed a business meet
inc or parade. He is a member Of the
goston Athletic Association. and the Mas
sachusetts Fish and Game Protective AS
ISOLATION. and the "Ten Of Us" Club.
second Lieutenant Albert y. Lockhart
was born on March T. 1871. He was
educated in the public schools OF Cam
bridge Mass. where he engaged In the
manufacturing business until 1890 when
,e went tn san Francisco via Panama,
end remained there In the manufactur-
ing business until July. Isl. lie subse-
nuently returned 20 Cambridge and con-
nected himself with the business OF his
father. W. l.. Lockhart. as general man.
ager. which position ne held for a num-
her Of wears. lie is now a member OF
the 0r7l OF W. l.. Lockhart & Co.
Lieut., oant Lockhart IS prominent in
tho mystic orders, a thiri y-second degree
Mason. Aleppo Temple OF the Shrine; an
an Odd-Fellow, charter member OF the
Poston Lodge Of Elks; also. OF the
knights OF Honor. the Knights and La
dies OF Honor, the New England order
Of Protection, end numerous clubs.
OTHER OFFICERS
Tie other officers Of the company are:
First Sergeant OF IHldHNIy, JoHn -. raj
terso1; Second Sergeant OF Infantry, Cap
tain Henry W. Downes. Third Sergeant or
Infantry, Captain j. Henry Brown;
Fourth Sergeant Of lnfantry, William II.
Lott: Fifth Sergeant OF Infantry, Jacob
Bensemou: Sixth Sergeant Of Infantry.
william II. Mitchell; Seventh Sergeant
Of Infantry, George Lyman Look; Eighth
Sergeant II Infantry. Major Joseph ".
Sawyer; First Sergeant OF Artillery, VIII
liam Tyner; Second Sergeant Of Artillery.
BENJAMIN ". Rowell: Third Sergeant Of
Artillery. Louis \. Blackinton; Fourth
Sergeant Of Artillery, Fred. VI. Purmert,
Cnief-of-Staff. Captain Jacob Fottler, Sur
gaon. DIT =. w. Graves; Assistant Sur
eeons. u. J. Z. Kenney, Dr. II. f. Mason.
Sergeant Arthur T.. Leach; Paymaster,
Lieutenant Emery Grover; Ass stant-Pay-
master, Lieutenant George II. Allen;
Olartermaster. Sergeant George =. May,
Commissary. Captain George +. Hall; Ser
qcant-Naior. Lieutenant r. T.. Wells;
uartermaster-General, Sergeant John II.
PEAK. Hospltal-Steward Sergeant william
I, Wiley; C0mmssary Sergeant. Captain
Warren S. Davis: National Cclor-Bearer,
sergeant Raymond 5. Byam; State Color
Rearer. Captain Walter $. Sampson
FYankers TO Commander. Lieutenant j.
Sterns Gushing. Lieutenant Ferdinand VI.
Triffet: Markers, Sergeant Edward War
nor. Sergeant Fred Mills, Sergeant
Charles H. Glover, Sergeant William b.
Holmes; ht-General- Guide captain
Edwin X. Frost; Left-General Guide, SER
geant Henry i. Wade; Band-Guide,
George y. White; orderly to Commander,
Sergeant Frank Huckins