The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-27
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
BaltlmOre.
Correspondence Of the Herald. ]
BALTIMORE, JuLY 20, 1912.

Mn. EpsroR,-
As the Maryland Cadsts, the celebrated alag Com
pany, under command OF Capt Archer Ropes Bos.
ton, have thought to give your readers account Of
their movements which would prove undressing
What state is upon good official authority and NAV be
relied on The company have determined to leave Bal
tmore Monday afternoon nextS the first of August at
o'clock in the steamboat line for Philadelphia where
they will arrive early Tuesday morning, and leave in
the O'Clock line for New York, ria Bordentown, Tren
ton, and Jersey City. New Jersey They will
rive in New York about two o'clock p. NJ. on Tues
day. and leave again for Boston, ria Stonington
Come and Providence Rhode Island, at O'Clock
on the same afternoon and latter place in the rs
train Of after their arrival for Boston, which city
they hope to reach about o'clock on wednesday morn
ing the Sd of August The Independent Blues Band,
celebrated corps amateur musicians, numbering seven
teen performers under the direction OF James M Deems
Esqr the distinguished Cornopear player, WILL as has
already announced accompany the cadets on their
trip In Philadelphia they will be received and escort
ed by the National Greys, Major Fritz; in New York
by the Light Guards, Captain Vincent: in Boston
by the Independent Cadets, Colonel Hughes, and
the City Greys. Captain Park and IN Salem by
the Salem Cadets, Col. Williams They VIII remain IN
Boston Wednesday and Thursday. then visit Salem
Friday where they intend to tarry until the following
morning then return to Boston remain there saturday
and Sunday and leave on their return home on Monday
the Sth INST has not yet been determined by the com
pany and may not be until its arrival at Boston whether
they will return to New York via Albany the Western
Railroad, or through Providence. The company cone
plate however spending day in your city and in
Philadelphia on their return homeward. But few words
more, and have done with this branch OF my letter
finer set Of soldiers than the Cadets shoudered
arms. They are the pride of our military: They know
how to do things up in first rate style Tell the Boston
girls to keep look out The captain himself is bache
lor while there are many Of his company who enjoy the
same heav emily blessing.
observe that repairs being made the town clock
steepe attached TO the German Reform Church. man
named Miller performed very daring feat yesterday
taking the balls from the rod at the top He had i'm
street audience made the senses giddy behold
him.
An additional house to the one mentioned Yesterday
struck by lightning during the afternoon Of Sunday
Fortunately, none of the inmates were injured.
There is very little doing in Flour. The price of
Howard street, City Mills and Susquehannah remains at
Sc. Sales of New Maryland Wheat have been made at
prices varying from IS cents to 81 u.s. according quail
ty. There is not much, however, in Market About 325
head Beef Cattle offered yesterday205 head sold at
prices ranging from So rs to 81 IS per 100 lbs There is
nothing doing in barre meats and the Market is
without animation. Sales of Whiskoy in hhds, were
made at 23i cents and in bbs 10 cents. Stock light.
The weather continues very pleasant The evening s
are cool and comfortable. Every thing is just right.
Yours, RopBRIcK.