The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-26
MILITARY.


guests of the bth Maryland Regiment. They assem-
bled at the srmory, Broad and Race streets at J90
where they took the train large crowd pp Spec
tators viewed the line as II passed down Broad
street in the following order:-
4th Regiment Band.
Drum Corps:
Honorary Committee.
Guests
Company A, Captain John w. Ryan.
The members OF the company were In Iouave
uniform aud heavy marching order, while the
Honorary Committee were dressed in black coat
black pants, black silk hat white vest, and white
gloves.
Hcnorarg Committee Colonel A. j Sellers, Major ,rry
Hughes Major = + Hulse,pann CAPTAIN T W. kretseh-
master Richard Popham serge.nt Major seip C0nr,is
HSbera Lieutenant Biancbos sepeeanS ora mSio
os Ms Msq c sts s. K9S Tosas % YSs %
bic, John Daley, hi4h Constable yoha 0urleyi Lien
siRPRs ssmsr fHHSf s on'sof F6Rp osn Roa
e. VaSSPep T"v MAIDEN GhaTe JOY
pubosg, T C. Gallagher, Theodore Engle, j. 3 BTaay
bens6i zds@s serssaSt eod pser Wsshas3on sy
+ Hs.becR James Penottet H. n Deacon jonn Gsd
we'll John MconOugb, Charles Porter, John I; Hill.
General p ". O. Baxter, William r. Leeds, Sheriff elect
Company K~Captain. John w Ryan; First Lieutenant,
w E FdT P3S
= @ Mec r. WaSe dSspes fsner Hooc
Dewline Co.
pbsn Bs w. s. ss4se s
Eastman Samuel Foster, r. Hay GeSrge Hey A. Hete &
phries Philip Hutchins, George Kirby William johnson,
r. PtSon Charles Petorsn Ed%ard RoGsaR f. g.
Rushton 5eorge w, Sensenderfer, Fl. r. scott, Z B.
Gh9les H. Turner, j. X Walker George Walker, Charles
,Drnmmers- s-Theodore Eddy, Charles zebler, Henry
Sharpe Henry Dewall.
The company viii reach Baltimore at O'Clock
this afternoon, and will be received at Broadway
and Eastern avenue, by the 5th Maryland Regiment,
Broadway to Baltimore, to Calvert, to Battle
Monument, around monument to Baltimore, to
Howard, to Lombard, to Eutaw, to Fayette, to
Charles, to Monument, to Howard to armory. Upon
the route they will be reviewed at Battle Monument
Mayor Banks Major-General George II. Bier, Adjl-
tant-General STATE OF Maryland, Major-G Genefal X.
H. Carr la and others Gpon reacang e. me aGory the
city authorities after which they will partake of the
hospitalities of the regiment. Then, under escort
of the committee, they will proceed to Shares
Fountain Hotel, and at 30 o'clock reassemble at
the armory. Company A, at the invitation OF the
Committee of Arrangements, will give an exhibit
ton drill before the 5tn Regiment and its friends,
after which they will be entertained by banquet in
the saloon OF the armory
On Thursday, under the escort OF the committee
and individual members OF the regiment, they will
hail: tG six oclock NJ unaer escort Of company
r, our guests will be escorted to the Philadelphia
On reaching the CITY Armory the company will
parake of collation. given by the stein Association
OF the city.
CoRoNBR's INQUEST Coroner Taylor at noon to-
day held an inquest upon the body OF Mrs. Ann
McGnDis, who it was alleged, came to her death
from injuries received at the hands of her son in
law, Charles Burns. There was testimony that on
Monday evening Burns quarreled with Mrs, Mcjiin-
MS and struck her the face with his ist that he
pushed her out OF room and she fell in the entry,
and died in one hour afterwards. Previous to her
| death she stated that Burns had killed her. DIR
| shaplegh, who m ade post mortem examination
of the body of the deceased testified that he found
| no bruises on the stomach but scratches on the
| chin arms, and legs The brain and stomach were
in a diseased condition, showing that deceased had
| been Of very Incorporate habits. The doctor be-
lieved that death resulted from efusion OF water on
| the brain. How far the injuries acceleratory
causes the Doctor left she jury to determine.
After deliberation, the jury concluded hear the
testimony OF the doctors who were called to attend
Mrs. McGinnis, and with that view the inquest was
adjourned until IL O'Clock tomorrow.
| THE "STAR" COURSE OF LECTUREs.-This evening,
at the Academy of Music, MI. Pugh will introduce
! Mrs. L. W. Lander reader, aud as Midsummer
Nights Dream has been selected for the OCCASION a
rare treat may be expected, With regard to Mrs.
Landers merits an elocutonist it is not necessary
for US to speak, even those who do not patroniZe
dramatic entertainments must be aware of her
abilities To hear this lady read such poetical
| play ought Of Itself to be sufficient to attract a
crowded house, but the interest of the performance
this evening will be increased by the Germania
| Orchestra, which will give the whole of Meudels.
sohns beautiful music aud by chorus Of fifty voices
| will give the fairy songs. The management has
made very proper request that the audience viii
be seated by o'clock, in order that the enjoyment
OF the beautiful music 10y those who attend punctu
| ally may not be marred.
LARCENY OF HARNEss-John Hess was arrested
Seventh street, above Lombard, last night, upon
| suspicion Of the larceny OF handsome set OF har-
| ness, which he had in his possession John was
taken before Alderman Collins, and was held for q
| further hearing.
manufacturing establishment of Mr.. Davidson, No
| 1860 Germantown road has been missing from his
| home since Monday last His relatives are in great
| distress concerning his whereabouts.
LEGAL xNTNLLTGEWCE.
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