The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-08-26

except Company I Fourth, section ma chine gun battery and fourth section | signal corps, at 1:40.
 | Train No. Troops Second regiment, 1 except Company H, second section ma 1 chine gun battery and second section signal corps, at D. m.
 i A very large number of New Haven
 CTS were present yesterday including: General A. Fl. Ember, Congressman | N. D. Sperry, eX-Captain A. B. Smith of 1 the Blues, R. II. Smith, Colonel Norris | G. Osborn, MT. and Mrs. Edward L.. Bradley, exSergeant William Brown, Mrs. Stanley Free, Mrs. William Free, Miss Ella Shuster. Miss M. Armbruster,
 Mrs. George K. Foster, Miss Houston, Mrs Henry RockensuSc, Misses Amanda and Henrietta RocSensusc Miss Emile
 Herrschaft, Miss Sophia Ploehn, Miss
 Sophia Boi gen, Miss Lizzie Harder Mrs.
 Frank Dahlmeyer, Mrs. William Erff, Mrs. Sypher and daughter Miss Tena
 Spiess, Miss Sadie Delay, Miss Louise
 Marunda, Mrs John Salerno, Mrs. John
 Salerno, Jr., Miss Dana MacMillan,
 Miss Lena Schlein Miss Louise Briet-
 enstein, Mrs. T. Madden, ex-Captain
 John Gutt, ex-Captain Henry Kapitzke,
 Mrs. Mooney, Mrs. Frank Pauly, Miss
 Freda Fichtl, Miss Lulu Miller Miss
 May Iland Miss Julia Simonson, Mrs.
 John Gormley Mrs. A. Andrews, Misses
 Margaret and Kittie Gormley, Mrs.
 Thomas Kinney Miss Margaret Hayes,
 Miss Myrtle Strouse, Miss Linda
 Machol, Fred Herman, ex-member of
 the Blues, Miss Mamie Doody Miss
 Nellie Brennan, Misses Annie and Ma
 mic Carr, Mrs. Mccormick, Miss Me
 Cormick, Miss O'Dell, Mrs. O'Dell, Mrs.
 Charles Hall, Miss Lula Mansfield, MT. and Mrs. Letscher, the Misses Letscher, Mrs E. s. Fancher. Miss Bunce, Major and Mrs. D. A. Blakeslee, Miss Martha
 Blakeslee, Mrs. Arthur M. Beebe Miss Daly, Miss Bessie Bowman, Mrs. John
 B. Perry, the Misses Mabel and Olive Smith, exSergeant Steele, Mrs. John Shares, Patrolman and Mrs. Charles Sessler, Miss Williams, ex-Alderman and Mrs. John Burke, the Misses Fow- Ter, ex-Lieutenant w. M. Kenna, ex- Lieutenant Duffy, John Noll, Miss Fife Graver, Miss Tessie Graver, ex- Lieutenant Shaw, John Doherty, Robert II George H. Ford and ladies, MT. and Mrs. Thomas H. Connolly, Controller Jonathan Rowe and c. N. Pfaff. Oth- CT visitors noticed were: Miss Bertha Schiller, Miss Tillie Schwartz and Miss Anna Burr of Meriden, Miss Julia Rick enstein of Waterbury, Miss Lizzie Dietrich of New York city, Miss Eloise Mayer of Jersey city, c. P Goss, Jr., of Waterbury, ex-Sergeant Gus Hagner Of Company I, Meriden, Congressman Henry, Charles A. Raple and Colonel Case of Hartford, Charles Phelps of Wallingford, H. A. Gross of New York clay and Miss Julia Reickenstein of l Waterbury.
 The hospital corps under Sergeant l George K. Foster of this city enter tained quite a number of distinguished l visitors from this city and Hartford | yesterday. During the course of the 1 day Private Sigel rendered several | mandolin solos and the quartette also | sang.
 The New Haven Grays serenaded l Colonel John w. Lowe Thursday night | at his tent at the governors quarters. The Grays were headed by the mando- lin club. Fred Adams sang a solo, Frank Hamilton gave whistling solo and Roy Clark sang a tenor solo, Col onel Lowe was very much pleased with the visit and before leaving each man was presented with a souvenir by the colonel.