1894 US Army Enlistments - decipher details for Cato Philbrick

[EML22007]

Hoping someone can decipher the details for Cato Philbrick, listed as no. 17 about halfway down. Especially the abbreviations. Thank you!

[Lisa in California]

Possibly…

Philbrick, Cato
Enlisted: January 29
Where: Fort Monroe, Virginia
By whom: Captain Stewart
Period(?): 5 years
Born:  Kittery, Maine (USA)
Age: 22 years, 10 months.  ?
Occupation: “Shiprivitter”?
Blue eyes, Dark ? (hair), White dark complexion? (possibly Caucasian but dark skin/tanned?), 5’ 10 1/2” height.
Regiment: ?
Deserted June 11, ‘95

I have not double-checked the above. Hopefully I’ve copied it correctly.  Apologies for missing (not knowing) some of the details.

[Lisa in California]

Application for military veterans
Served in Battery? E, 4th U.S. Artillery. Deserted as noted above.
“Again enlisted under the name of Clarence R. Prince. Enlisted 30 April 1898. Honorable discharge 30 March 1899.”

Added: sorry, had to leave for a few minutes.
It was the Headstone Applications for Military Veterans
Name and location of cemetery: York Cemetery, York, Maine

[EML22007]

Thank you Lisa! This is a big help. Interesting that he enlisted in 1894 then deserted. But later joined during the Spanish-American War, but under an alias of Clarence R. Prince. I don't know the reasons why or what circumstances that led to these events, but it may just be a mystery. Thanks again. - Mark

[manukarik]

Agree with Shiprivitter

I guess we would spell it  Ship riveter nowadays.