Opera, a recruiting office at the Blues' Armory this morning. The Blues expect to be under way by tonight, but will leave the use of their armory to the newly formed corps of engineers. The corps will attract, as far as possible, men of engineering or mechanical training. It will consist of captain, two first lieutenants, second lieutenant, first sergeant, three sergeants of first class, mess sergeant, supply sergeant, stable sergeant, six sergeants, twelve corporals, horseshoer, two buglers, saddler, two ronks, nineteen privates of the first class and fifty-nine privates.
It was stated yesterday that efforts were also on foot to organize a machine-gun company, as provided for under the new militia law, and it was suggested that Major Lawrence T. Price and other retired officers of the militia may take hold of this organization.
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