Evening star., 1898-05-16


line loaded down with cadets on their way
to the Arsenal grounds for drill. prepara-
tory to their competitive drill next week
Another train load of the boys came i'm
mediately after, and the same yell went
up from lusty young throats.
Second Battalion Completed.
Captain Young's Company *. lined into
the drill hail a few minutes before = o'clock
and the excellent appearance of the men
created complimentary comment.
"A fine body of men, said Colonel For
wood, as the company came to halt and
closed up.
Two other companies were in the hall
Grahams which went to Woodburn camp
at 2:15 o'clock special southern train
from Maryland avenue and 9th street, and
Jacobs, which will be mustered in later
this afternoon. The latter marched out to
dinner and then Youngs men were mus
tered in by Lieutenant Colonel Heyl
The muster roll of Company K was as
follows: Capt. Glendie 3. Young, Lieuts.
Charles B. Hudson, Will E. Sorrells sSergts.
Sheridan Ferree, first; George j. Mueller,
jr., second; Newton Ferree, third; W:n. L.
Clark, fourth. E, NJ. Wyncoop, quarter
master sergeant.
Corporals-A. H. Buell. Louis Z. Dalbi
Sidney T. Marye, John F. King, Richard
w Thomas, Harry r. Scott and John E.
Craig.
Privates-Bernard F. Mooney, Chas. c.
West. Joseph Hess, VIM. 7. Lusby, Benz.
+. Walters, jr., w. H. Babbitt, Wilson De-
maine, VIM. p. Pumphrey. George E. Lam
ham, George w. Taylor, Thos. J. Cartright
W. II. Moreland, VIM. &. Saowers, Chas.
F. Leonard, Elmer E. Woodward. Edward
S. Clark, George c. Cook. articter; Ed
ward Kenny, David E. Bradford, wagner;
Elmer e. Basin, ]. p. Beavers, VIM. J. Car
ter. Geo. 2. Garnett, Lewis Kramer, Henry
G. Pol ey, Howard ]. Walters, Chas. z. Carl,
Jack NJ. Nero, Joseph Reiney, Sol l.. Della
vie. Charles II. Thompson, Georg'
Cotton. tugler; A. P kieney, James
F. Knott. William NJ. Mooney, William F..
Poor. Warren S. Reed, Moses Osrheimer.
Thaddeus A Lppard James A. Sullivan,
Clas. J. Simpson, Jacob Oppenheimer. Jno.
p. Newman, Harry l.. Slater. GustavUs II.
Kaiser, Frank W. Rich. VIM. T. johnson.
Patrick OBeirne, Clarence f. Banks.
bugler; William A. Lloyd, William White.
Lee Huntington, James w. Marbury, Geo.
l.. Blum, George f. Scott, James +. Maho-
ney, VIM. Wapie, Arthur Watkins. Walter
Ebert, Clarence E. Tucker Buell. Stanley,
Major Charles Hine and Lieutenant Geo.
c. Shaw, battalion adjutant, were mus
tered in Immediately after Company X.
thus completing the organization of the
Cd Battalion. The Sd Battalion is already
to muster and will be mustered in this
evening
Sunday nt the ArmOry.
Everything was hustle and hustle at the
StlileI hSt Inc titS sestCi-
day. A very large number of the recruits
went to church, but returned to their quar-
ters Immediately thereafter. when they
We're met with the information that the
1st Regiment had been ordered to proceed
to Chckamauga. Every soldier was more
than glad of 1t. 1t meant a chance to get
at the real work of war in Cuba, and they
~SSrly revelled in pleasurabe expectation.
The men gathered in groups and discussed
the new phase of affairs with much salts
faction. and the unattached" as the men
are called who are generally supposed to be
heart whole and fancy free, so far as the
gentle sex is concerned had lots of sport
poking fun at their comrades who had been
anticipating such picnicS' with their
sweethearts over at Woodburn Manor.
AT . O'Clock Captain Frank L. Graham's
company, E, was mustered in. The roster
is as follows
/. Captain, Frank L. Graham: first lieuten-
ant, J. Howard Griffiths; second lieutenant
Frank E. Skinner; first sergeant, Richard
L. Lamb; quartermaster sergeant, Richard
3. Clayton: sergeants William A. Kent,
Jesse Owen, Maurice Appleby and Morse
o. Mayse: corporals, Oliver c. Terry Sid
ney 7. EXley, Humphrey Beckett, George
Paschal Samuel H. Jacobson and Joseph
D. Rupert; musicians, Harry t. Artz and
Benjamin l.. Tubman; artficer, Charles ID.
Iazelle: wagner, Daniel L. Morgan; pri-
Yates, George x. Armes, Heron Benchert,
John NJ. Bolts, Alvin e. Brown, George O.
Burns. William J. Cleary. William A. Cline.
-'AHtoii L. SpSh, hdtlilcW SOHlltll, EDWIN
L. Connolly, Simeon c. Crissey Henry Dar-
ling. Charles A Day, Thomas o. Day, Au-
gust De Grfmmond. Edward L. Edwards,
James P. Faris. Edward Fitzgerald, Thos.
Flaherty. Alburney w. Frye, Thomas Gau-
ley, John H. Gayle. Fred Harke Henry
A. Harke, John F. Harris, Emanuel Har-
tell, James j. Hearn. George NJ Hodge,
Bert Howard, Chas. II. Humphreys Chas.
W. lmmlch, Chandos L. Jackson, L. B. Jay.
bismarck Jones, Nathaniel r. Kent, Antho-
ny III. kromeke, Walter Malvin Edward A.
McArdle, John N. McQuade, Lemuel X.
ManSum, William E. Mastin George Miles
Benjamin F. Mitchell, Reginald Norris. Ed
ward O'Donnell, Charles l.. Piatz James
NJ. Powers, Theodore C. Rees, Daniel s.
RetH, John p. Rice, Dennie Siley Walter
l.. Simpson, Charles F. Smith, Frank H.
Smith Maurice Smith, Andrew D. Taylor.
Charles H. Taylor, Henry Vogt and John
NJ Watts.
Captain B. H. Streeks, Company c. of
the 4th Battalion, who was appointed by
General Harries first lieutenant of Com.
pany of the District volunteers. has re-
signed, and his position in Companv 7 will
be filled by 7. V. Walker who has acted
as nrst lieutenant of Company c of the
4th for some time. The firm with which
captain Streeks is connected offered him
large inducements to remain at homo and
represented at the same time to General |
Harrles that his place could not he filled
temporarily without serious Inconvenience
he VIII continue his connection with tho
National Guard, of which he has been |
member ten years.