The Washington times., 1895-06-21

ordway and Miss Kelton were also at head
quarters.
DR.. Henderson's colored man was covered
by the smoke of battle last evening. He
was in front of the sunset gun when il was
fired off
The Second Regiment had so many Wis
itors, yesterday, that q table was set
outside the tent.
Among those present We're: Capt. Stiles,
Mrs. DR.. Pearman, Mrs. Lieut. jacobson,
Mr.. and Mrs Patterson, Fort Wayne, Ind,
guest OF Lieut.. jacobson, Nj L W Nc
Creary, and Mrs Hodgson and daughter.
NOTES FROM CAMP BUGLES.
Private H. H. Bower, jr, Company A,
Fourth Battalion, was orderly at head
quarters yesterday.
Lieut. King, L. S N, retired, was Lieut.
! HeineT's guest yesterday.
Miss Sadie Seton, Miss Annie Zang, and
Miss Lima Zang were in camp.
The members OF the Third Separate Com
pany insist that Private McCauIIey Is
homeSick
Col Moore and staff dined With the First
Battalion officers yesterday by special in
vitation.
Lieut. Danforth is in command of Com
panies B and c. These two companies
have been consolidated and VIII remain
so during the rest OF the camp.
MdIuE 1lcAdultEs Oh tuc general sldlI
was in camp. He reports for duty to-day.
/ He was most kindly greeted by his fellow
Officers
O. NJ sergt. P. j Byrne had his wife and
children in camp as his visitors He wrote
a letter to his wife on typewriter and
! she wondered where he found it.
| Sergt. Major Hudson, OF the First Bat
! TALON, viii act with the adjutant general at
| general guard mount this morning. Adit.
Donnelly viii mount the guard in the First
/ Battalion.
! Private John F. Nichols, Company A
I Third, was Col. Aoore's orderly yesterday
/ He was q sergeant in a Tennessee company
| during the mining riots Of 1892 and had
! eleven months service
| Lieut.. Watson and Dr. Pyles put in theiI
| spare time playing chess.
! MeSsFs. ID. W. Curridan and Col Shella
I berger were in camp yesterday morning.
/ The Chef at brigade headquarters is up in
+ his business. The general and his staff
are rather fastidiOus and the chef suits
! them exactly.
| Capt Browne, acting aide-de camp on the
| generals staff, leaves camp this evening
( He reports tomorrow to the adiutant gen
/ eraI OF New York for two months detail at
| Peekskill, State camp. Capt. Browne ha'
| made many friends and more than one mar
! has expressed the wish that he lived here
The First Separate Battalion is said tC
| have the cleaneSt quarters in camp.
Surgeon John r. Nicely. Fifth Battalion
was acting regimental surgeon of the Second
Company II, Fourth Battalion, the Emmets
wear their fatigue hats in the old cavalry
| SHAPE, dented III and running to peak
Major Il. c. Parker treasurer OF Sol
dierS Home. aud sou, Just graduated from
West Point. saw dress parade yesterday
Major Thompson is the only officer il
camp who Will not crease his campaign
hat.
Lieut. Kingsley. Of the Fourth Bat
TALON staff. got into camp yesterday
to the great delight OF the boys.
Mr.. Henry Krawk spent part of tht
! afternoon with Ctapt. Singleton
A number uf officers were challenged by
the guard Wednesday night. Among then
was Lieut.. Col. Ureil OF the Second II,
had stopped to get pair of boots aud wa
a little behind when the guard challenged
One of the officers aus wered: "Col. Urel
and his boots" The guard passed the worC
amid much laughter
Adjt. Muck. of the Fifth, mounted guar
in the Second Regiment yesterday an,
Adjt. Smith Will mount it tomorrow