The Washington times., 1895-06-20
4o3 and 4o5 Seventh Street Northwest.

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furnish eighteen or the enii sted men.
First Lieutenant Keogh was officer of the
day, aud Second Lieutenant Thomas W.
Williams officer OF the guard In the
First regiment, Capt. Edwards was officer
Of the day; Lieutenant Dunn. senior officer
Ur the guard aud Lieutenant PTOSise
Junior officer OF the gGacd. Lieutenant
SwigaFt Company 4, Fifth. was OfficeC
of the day in the Second regiment. Lieu
tenant Garrett, Company c. Sixth, senior
officer of the guIrd, and Lieutenant 3.
F. OdeIi junior Officer OF the guard lu
the First Separate Baualinn Capt F. T.
Webster. Company c, was officer OF the
day aud Lieutenant Y. " Hall. officer
OF the guard Surgeon c. A Weaver was
medical officer OF the day
The main guard lad 10 be hurried to
brigade headquarters through the aid Of
a staff officer.
Capt. Parmenter is postmaster in ad-
ditiou TO his other duties and is kept busy.
He handles 800 or 4C0 pieces Of mail each
day He is getting used to il Tow, and is
ready for an appoin; nent should vacancy
occur in the city pOstnasteTship His
carriers are orderiies-
Lieut. SnlallwoCd was sitting in front or
his tent last night about I 2 O'Clock smoking
a cigar. He noticed a light in crc of the
tents and called out. Put cut tfat Light.
The light still burned, so the lieutenant
wrathfully started after the offender. 1t
was a burning candle placed IN ore OF the
extra tents. There was loCd laugh.
NOTES FROM camp BUGLES.
Miss Mcintyre, daughter OF Major Ne
Intyre. ana Major HaTries' wife ana child
were al headquarters all day
What do you have 10 eatc" asked a
visitor of guard yesterday. "Oh, spring
chicken" was the reply. You put II on
the table aud il springs Off
Gen. OTdWay has received no official
notification. but expects the directors of
the Board OF Trade ana the District Com
nlIssioners down to-day. The visit VIII
b. informal
Major Campbell and Lieut.. Sabin. Fourth
Battalion were in the city last night at
tending a reception given in honor OF the
anniversary OF Lieut. JacnbSon's marriage
During the crush Sunday night Lieut.
Stephan had his pocketboOk stolen
The Second Regiment OFFICERS Association
meets tonight at regimentaI headquarters.
All the officers of the brigade are invited
to attend
Capt. Young. formerly of the Third Bat
talon, dined yesterday with Adjt. Mock,
of the Fifth.
Capt Clarence B Storey, formerly of
the Cycle Corps, was in camp yesterday
Tommy King. lr, has been the guest of
Capt England, Company ID, ,Fifth.foTa week
Capt. England did not refuse permission to
Young Lucas to drop out of the ranks as
stated. Lucas went home with his father
Sterday.
Somebody stole the lunch OF the guard
Tuesday night.
Sergt. Major Hudson's wife. children.
and sister-inlaw have been his guests in
camp.
Col Moore is said to be a most graceful
dancer. The concerts enthuS,, him. His
orderly yesterday was Private H L smith.
Company c, Second.
DR.. Cyrus Adler. the Misses Monroe and
Master Guy Monroe visited Capt PeiXOtO
yesterday
Miss CowsiH and Miss Erect were guests
of Company c, Third yesterday.
DR.. Henderson settled an inCipient case
of disobctlience of orders IN the Ambulance
corps thr otherday
Misses Birch. Georgetown: Mr. Waterman
Mr Hcnsey and Mr.. Flsgg were the guests
of Lieut. Flagg.
Mai Campbell ard Lieut. Jacobs beat
Capt Bell and Capt. Myer at duplicate
whist Tuesday evening.
Capt Harrison NailOr was the guest of the
First battalion all day.
Four hominE pigeons escaped from tire
! basket yesterday afternoon
The Engineer corps iSgOing to make map
of the camp.
The wilderness" was Tuesday nights
COuutcrsign.
Dr. Henderson is very proud OF his iron
brigade badge
Sin men appeared for drill in Company e,
Third, yesterday morning
Private Stewart, Company B, Fifth,
is said to be the most popular ladies'
man in camp