Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-05

gentlemen, who were highly pleased with the
appearance and discl pline Of the battalion he
line was formed at 10 O'Clock. the band ana drum
corps, under Prof Scala and Drum Major Roche,
taking the right, and the four companies, num-
berng nearly 400 men, marching into their places;
after which they were reviewed by Brig 0enefal
Barris, commandant Of the corps The oattanon
was then marched around the grounds several
times, and were drawn up In line, where they
went through the manual Of arms In style wi ich
they are celebrated for; the movements being
done on the instant, and the men moving a. II
they were part Of complicated machine. The
new uniform-consisting Of dark blue coats with
heavy yellow epaulettes and orange trimmings,
lIght-blue pants, and regulation caps with large
.irs@hsd he effect Of setting OF the corps 20
better advantage than with the old uniform line
officers appeared In their old uniform having
been disappointed In receiving their new ones
FATAL ACCIDENT On Saturday afternoon, a.
the late train for Baltimore was passing the Re.
lay House, Mr.. Dorsey Pennington jumped on,
and bis feet striking mail beg, which turned
with him, threw him back on the track, when
sew eral cars passed over the lower part OF the
body, nearly severinK him and killing him almost
instantly. Mr.. p. was on his way to visit bis
mother (who resides near the Relay at the time.
He was The foreman Of the copper refinery at the
Navy Yard, and was held In high esteem by bis
fellow wofkmen. The Grand and Union Lodges
Of Odd Fellows, OF which be was a member, on
hearing Of the occurrence Immediately sent a
committee to bring in the body, which was eI-
peeled this morning. The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning.
SrniRS Goops REcovKRRp Saturday Ser
aeant Crnnin directed Roundman Turner TO 90
20 the C"ntraI Hotel, and take from there to the
For r Ward station every article left by Barney
Grady elias Bernard Brady, who was taken
from there the night before for attempting to
shoot the proprietor Among the articles found
was a com plete suit Of clothes, which was Inn
mediatelv Identified as a suit stolen from the
Rufldin6a several
SUSPICIOUS SAILORS Two men, dressed a.
sailors and representing themselves to be such,
have been offering for sale to families residing at
the Navy Yard fancy silks, cloths, grenadines,
&c, representing that they have just arrived from
foreign ports, and that they succeeded In snug
Cling these goods over. The public has been
swindled often with "smuggled goods"
"SYLE,n NOT LYLE 1.-THE rector Of Trinity
church, who In a recent epistle to the stay ex
pressed some natural solieitude that his name
should not be misspelt, must feel considerably an
noyed at the manner in which his appellation Is
mangled by the newspapers. Our contemporaries
for the most paYt-call him " Lyle, )" though other
changes are fung upon the quartette Of letters a.
the name goes the rounds. SYLx IL the name.
HEAVY ROBBINS mrday night, the house
OF Mr.. J. Pfuger, near the West Market, was
entered by thief and about 81 600 in gold and
Treasury notes was stolen from bureau drawer.
IL was supposed that II was done about eight
O'Clock, when Mr. p, who 10 q bacon dealer, was
at the market, and his wife was busy in different
part OF the house. No clue 10 the thief has been
obtained.
CAPruRED Yesterday, a man rode rapidly
through the streets Of the Third and Fourth
Ward. Patrolmen McDeviu and Pendle fol-
lowed in pursuit of him, and caught the offender
and carried him TO the central station, where he
gave the name OF Kahler. He proved to be the
servant Of military officer. Justice Walter fined
him IS.
CENTRAL GuARDHousE C.srs-Befors Jxst,es
Walter &C. Kahler, fast riding; IS SO. James
Brooks, samuel Anderson, colored, disorderly
and profane; 81 81 each. T.. Ridgway, st driv-
ing; IS 9i-for profanity; s2& Louisa Brooks,
drunk; 81 So. VIM: Lee. sighting; 81: w. w.
Wilson, disorderly; % 81 Francis Gillon, Jas.
Dom, drunk; turned over to the military.
ARRIVED at Riley's wharf schooner Chesapeake,
Capt Parks, Philadelphia, with coal for 6. L.
Sheriff.
DEFERRED LocALs-see out.ide for deferred
local articles.
gated bv that sovereign remedy, Holloway's
Ointment, az II will cure any wound however
desperate, II 1t be well rubbed around the wound
ed parts, and they be kept thoroughly covered
sack. Only IS cents per pot. 227
wAsHIxsroS. April %, 1862.
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