Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-28
| NOT YET IN SERVICE.
Muster-Ro| Of Company F In
c|uded Too Many Minors
PARENTS CONSENT NEEDED,
The Organization Inspected and May
Pass Muster TO-MorrOW.
OTHER COMPANIES PREPARING.
Race for seniOrity-Cnpt. RusselFs
Resignation Causes the Dissolution
of Company B-BIues Not to De Mus
tered I'm Until the Fall
OTHER COMPANIES PREPARING

Company f, formerly Company VI, Of
the Third Regiment was inspected by
Colonel Stern. Inspector-General of the
State Of Virginia, last night prior 10 be-
ing mustered into the States service. lt
was expected that the company would
have been formally mustered in. but the
rolls showed that fourteen minors had
been sworn in, and as the consent OF the
parents was necessary under the regula-
tions, the omission of these names left
the company below the standard. The
officers will, however. gain the consent
in writing, as required by law. and Colo
mel Stern will probably be able to make
report to AdjutantGeneral Male on
Thursday that will place the organization
on the old familiar footing.
There were ffty-nine officers and men
present last night. and eighteen absent
for various good and sufficient reasons.
The company presents a very fine ap-
pearance, albeit the men are not yet uni
formed, and the members are one and
all enthusiastic at the prospect Of re-en-
tering the States service.
The ranks were inspected by Colonel
Stern. Lieutenant-Colonel George Wayne
Anderson. Captain Bossieux, and Captain
lie Masurier.
THE MUSTER-ROI.D.
The muster-roll of the company pre-
sents the following names:
Cor+ofr- pobart To N1CIlripr
First Lieutenant-Venable 5. Hard
wlcke.
Second Iieutenant-Joseph A. lie Masu-
rier
Sergeants-W. Il. Thompson w. c.
Boisseau. j. II. Stone, j. Mcdowell, w.
w. Hutcheson +. \. Turner.
Corporals-R. t. Norvell, q. c. Waller,
S. II. Wilburn, G.. \. Boisseau, J. w. u.
Woodson. j. A. Sullivan, e. l.. Everett,
c. l.. Napier, w. II. Towles, j. j. Fine
gan.
NIusicians-G. II. Davies and w. T..
Triplett.
Artidcer-C. -. Duke.
Privates-C. p. Angel, C. l.. Andrews,
=. W. Alberts, T.. j. Barker, j. VI. Brad
lev ]. l.. Beck. Jr.. II. G. Balm, n. H.
Browning. r. $. Chalkley, j. A. Cam
podonica ]. w Culbertson. f. r.. Connor'
w. G.. Carsons. II. NJ. Carter. W. H.
Dollings. J. IL. Ebert, r. o. Eagel, h. NJ
Fowlkes. J. 9. Fowlkes, II. Frances, NJ.
W. GIL, c. Huband, n. NJ. Hare, .. !.
Hines, J. $. HutchesOn, o. l.. HorAer.
\. y. Jennings, g. a. Jennings. {. r.
Johnson j. NJ. Johnston j. j. heesah
II. l. LESS, J. W. Manneschmidt, =. h
Malloy. C.. D. Mccoy. j. NJ. Meddos, H.
r. Mallory. j. c. Napier, j. b. o Damon
a. W. Perkins, II, G.. Papistelo, j. Is
Stranger, y. j. Smith. II. I. Iaylor' w.
r. Thorp. II. a. Tatum, NJ. ). Ierreu'
r.. X. Thornton. G. l.. Vaughan +. WIT
lock. T.. d. wilbur. -. II. Whluco' d.
e Price. ]. S Ford. w. 5. Lynch.
T. viii probablv be some weeks before
the company is uniformed. as the present
intention is said to be not to issue ac-
coutrements until all the companies nave
been mustered in.
THE OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
Notices have been issued for meeting
OF Company a. formerly COMPANY NJ
of the Second Regiment, to be neid IN
the Armory on Friday night. rms com
panv has some seventy memDers enron
ed. and the men hope to be mustered INTO
the States service on Saturday.
Tho resignation of Captain Russell and
Second Lieutenant Du'ob'iAs'
many II. the old Walker Light Guard
has wrecked the hopes Of the rank ana
file who hoped to be mustered In az
verv early date. These officers retired
an y pIea of pressing business, and as
resuIt of their designations considerably
over half the men who had signlhed thelr
wiIIineness TO enter the States service
have withdrawn There are nineteen men
Ieft however. VINO have signified their
determination to pull the organization
tbro,oh and these are all hard at Work
IN that end at the present time
The. officers race for seniority IS me
subtect of very free and open discussion
among the men who gather az 'he
Armorv on open nights. II is SAID 10
have created no little unpleasantness ana
hard-feelng.
BLUES TO BE MUSTERED in.
Acknowledgement Male has expressed
Tho wish that the Blues should not be
mustered into service until the fall, and
so. in Difference to his desires the or
gonization remains in statu quo.
Company ID, of the First Regiment
WAS TO have held a meeting last night,
but few members were present and no
action was taken.
CAPTAIN Shackelford will probably reor-
canize old Company G.
1870. "a cnNlnNOR TYLER