The San Francisco call., 1896-08-24

C. Regan; sergeants-J. Lamey, j. O'Neill, W.
Fitzgerald. R. Canning and T. Cusick; cor
porals-H. Smith, C. Swineford; prigates-E.
Brandon. 81. Brandon, ]. Brady, F. Clark C.
Cole, ]. Collins, j. Cusick, T. DAILY, E. Bowling,
c. du Fossee, T. Dwyer, ]. Feeny, w. Foley,
William Fleming, j; Gerran, L. Garety,. R.
William Hoey, ]. Hughes, ]. Keneally, NJ.
Kerr, J. Lamey, J. Lavelle C. Lucy, T. Lydou,
". MaIson. J. McLatch1e, D, McGnerney, Will
roney, E. Mulville, J. oBrien, William
o'Brien, H. O'Neill, NJ. O'Rourke, D. Regan, J.
Rock, A. Rudolphus, H. Thomas, E. Walcott.
F. Walcott, n. Mcmahon, j. Loughlin, W: Scan
lon, ]. Sweeney, ]. Condor, G. Hale, NJ. O'Brien
and H. Fitzgerald.
Company D-Captain. James Mcbride; first
Lieutenant, J. D. Dwyer; second lieutenant,
E. J. Heney, Frank Hurney. Corporals-John
Bowling, James Mcguire, William Walsh, A.
Mohun, Joseph Carew; musician, Vincent
DeyIin. Privates-Lawrence BoWland, Francis
Byrnes, Frank Callaghan, Vincent Carroll,
Thomas Crawford, Daniel J. Curley, Walter
Dunn, Joseph Gagan, Thomas Calvin, Arthur
Calvin, Charles Keenan,, John Lyon. Chester
Mahoney, Harry Mahoney, Reuben Mahoney,
Thomas Mahoney, Joseph Mohim, Robert ].
McDermott, Thomas Mcleod, Charles Nc
gar G. Ryder, William s. Shotwell George H.
Sullivan, Harry S. Tobin.
Company E-Captain, D. ]. Mccarthy; first
lieutenant. E. A. Crowley; second lieutenant,R.
J. Ringwood; sergeants-Daniel Hart, B. Ma
lone, Philip Martin, Louis McCrystle, Joseph
Brady; corporals-Eugene OConnor, John
O'Leary, Richard Malone, Harry Grady; mu-
sicians-Joseph Flynn, William Walsh, Ray
Colvin; privates-Benjamin Baker, Frank
Bray, Martin Brown, Joseph Colvin, John Dill
lon, Albert Fraggelly, William Fogarty, AL
mon, Herbert Hewecke, John Hurley, George
Kelly Harry Keane, C. Lippi Edward Lee,
Frank McArdle, Robert MEGA be, Edward Nc
Goldrick, samuel Murray. George ge,n Mccarthy,
O'Leary John Sullivan, James Sullivan, Wal
ter Shine, Thomas Smith, Louis Swaer. John
Stack, Samuel Thomas, James Walsh, George
Wall, Walter Wheeler.
tenant, Robt. Powers; second lieutenant, W. s.
Madden; sergeants-Wllllam Dixon, James ID.
Toohy, William Hennessey, Joseph F. Maloney;
corporals-D. ]. Earle, Harry f. Griffith, Will
liam f. Curry, Frank Colligan, Thomas 2.
Crowley; musicians-John B. Clinton, H. C.
Harvey Thomas F. Duga1i Priya5es-Ggs pao5e, Ta
ward Dougherty, Frank Duffy, John P. Duffy,
Richard Donovan, John Gi;christ, Charles Cor
man, John P. Haley, Charles E. Hay, Thomas
F. Keoghn, David j. KentzeH. Frank I. Ken
nedy Edward G. Lonergan, George p. Lovejoy,
Charles H. Matthews, Edward Matthews, Allan
W. Murphy, Edward Murphy, Paul Murphy,
James w. Moyles, Ross Mcmahon, LeoJ. Nolan,
John O'Neill, A. B. Rice, Harry Smith, William
Terry.
Company H-Captain, ]. E. Power; first lieu
tenant, Louis Healy; second lieutenant, Joseph
Regan. Sergeants.J. I; Sullivan, Morris
Morend, Richard Teller, John Keating, Thomas
Eccles Andrew Hines. Corporals = Thomas
O'Leary, James DAILY, Frank Teller, John Whe-
lam Jerry Donovan. Musicians-JameS Leon
ard. John Marisch, Richard Delaney. Pri-
vates-Louis Aufenauger, Thomas Ahern, DAN
iel Ahern William Beaseley, Lester Coghlan,
Tim Coghlan, Alfred Christensen, Phillip
Clark. James Cayanagh, Michael Casey, Peter
James Derby, John Dillon, John Dwyer.
Michael Doyle, John EnIight, Alex Erlenheiu,
julius Erlenheim, John Foley, John Pagan,
Henry Geishacker, Geo Godwln, Frank Gunee,
John Guinee, George Hannah, Edward Hansen
Fred Haley james Harrigan, James Hopkins,
Charles Humphreys. William Kelly, John
James Ienihan, Alex Mcdonald, John McDon-
aid, Edward McCafery, James McDermott,
Waiter Moreno, Joseph Moreno, Wilbert Moye,
Thomas Manning, Jonn 3 McShSo,tser, James Nu-
O'Kane, Michael O'Keefe, Thomas O'Toole,
Arthur Ohlsen, Henry Power, Thomas Phelan,
Alfred Quinn, Roger Reynolds, Matthew
Reilly, John Sullivan, Jerry Sullivan, Fred
Scanian, John Segue, John Sheehau, Thomas
Tracy, Thomas Turley, Thomas Whaley, Will
liam Whaley, Jerry Whalen.
Breakfast call was at s A. NJ, and soon
afterward the regiment was put through
variety of evolutions by Captain III. p.
Filgate. The boys drilled in battalion for
an hour, center forward. fours left and
right formed line TO right of companys
rear into column. Then the com mpanies
broke from right to march to left, right
front into line of companies and columns
of fours and changed direction TO right in
columns of fours, all without a break or
error. Sword exercise was gone through
for quite long time, and Captain Filgate
said that in his thirty years experience in
military affairs he never saw more admira-
bic work by young soldiers The cadet
officers showed a remarkable proficiency
and knowledge of tactics.
Camp order was issued detailing Can
tain Fitzgerald as adjutant, Sergeant La
mie as sergeant-major and Sergeant Crow
ley as provost sergeant.
Immediately after the arrival of the
morning train from the City the bows vel
com ed their numerous visitors and then
prepared to assist at the military mass.
The regiment marched with its flag and
drum corps fours front to a large pavilion
at one end of the park. Here temporary
altar had been erected. 1t was covered
with white and also punches OF fragrant
flowers. The regiment marched into the
pavilion from the rear and quickly formed
three sides of hollow square in front of
the altar. There was a large number of
people present and they remained outside
the lines of the cadets. Sergeant Frank
Colligan OF Company @ attended Father