The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-30
SPRING MUSTER.
The Spring Review of the First Division p.
V. M-PhiIadeIphia,sN Volunteer MiIitiamen.

V. observation-disclosures Volunteer Militiamen.
To-day is gala one amongst the members of
the LIST Division Pennsylvania Volunteer Militia.
The occasion is the regular spring muster and
review. Since the last fall muster a great deal
of work has been done, and the various regi-
ments and companies have increased greatly in
discipline. The division is now composed of
ten regiments of infantry, two batteries of arti-
lery, one troop of cavalry one regiment of cav
airy, independent artillery corps, and one
independent company of infantry. One infantry
regiment will not participate to-day, the 10th,
owing to their inability to procure uniforms.
The LIST Brigade will form on Twelfth street,
right resting on Columbia avenue; the I'd, Sd,
and 4th Brigades will form on Broad street. The
division will form on Twelfth street, right rest
ing on Columbia avenue, and will march, at
p. M, down Broad street, division 'front.'" in
the following order:-
Major-General Charles M. Provost and Staff
FIRST BRIGADE.
Brigadier- General John p Bankson and STAFF.
First City Troop, Captain M. e. Rogers
Keystone Battery Captain j. V. Greeley.
Artillery Corps Washington Greys, Captain Will
liam c. Ward
Second Regiment Infantry (National Guards),
Leutenant-Colone II: Neh.
Weccacoe Legion, Captain E. f. Wellington.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Brigadier- General j. w. Hofmann and Staff
First Regiment Infantry, Grey Reserves, Colonel
Fifth Regiment Infantry, Colonel Peter Fritz, Jr.
THIRD BRIGADE
Brigadier- General D. w. @. Baxter and STAFF.
Fourth Regiment Infantry, Colonel A. j. Sellers.
Brady's Battery, dismounted, Captain JAS Brady.
Ninth Regiment Infantry, Colonel Forbes.
FOURTH BRIGADE.
Brigadier- General William B. Thomas and Staff
Third Regiment Infantry, Colonel st. G. A. Null
Sixth Regiment Infantry, Lieutenant-Colone
Seventh Regiment veteran esth), Colonel James
OReilly.
Eighth Regiment (Cty Guards), Col. Robt Gray
First Regiment Cavalry, Colonel VIM. Frshmuth.
The following is the route OF parade The right
OF the division will rest at Twelfth street and Coum
bia avenue: The column will move up Columbia
Sixteenth, Sixteenth to Arch, Arch to Eghteenth
Eighteenth to Spruce, Spruce to Broad, Broad to
Chestnut Chestnut to Fifth, Fifth to Arch and there
on arriving at the Union League House the divi-
sion will be reviewed by the members OF the Union
League.
THE ANNIVERSARY of the Oxford Presbyterian
Church Sabbath School took place yesterday
afternoon, and was very spirited affair as well
as a most decided success. The pastor of this
Broad street enterprise, Rev. Frank L. Robbins,
eyinced his usual enthusiasm and appreciation
OF the interesting and novel exercises. The
singing, under the leadership of Mr.. T. Raw
lngs, was much better and more artistic than is
generally found in the schools of this city, the
Scriptural recitations, led by the superinten-
dent, were prompt and unanimous, and every
other feature of this fourth anniversary occa-
sion exhibited admirable taste and great labor
and preparation. From the secretary's report
we learn that during the past year fourteen of
death occurred. There are Al classes in the
school and 5S1 scholars, with an average at
tendance of 33 teachers and 2S3 scholars. The
scholars recited "a, $50 verses of Scripture to
their teachers. A large addition has been made
to the library, numerous improvements have
been made, and the operations of the school
greatly extended since the preceding anniver-
sary, so as to accommodate the rapid increase
in the scholars seeking admission to the school,
which is in quite fiourishing condition, with a
debt of only $48'42. Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler,
d. D., of Brooklyn, and Colonel Thompson, of
Cincinnati delivered fine addresses after which
the large audience dispersed.
THE ORAToRIo OF 'THE MESSIAH" will be
performed tomorrow evening at the Academy
of Music by the Handel and Haydn Society, in
honor of the reunion of the Presbyterian Church.
The solo parts will be taken by Miss M. AleXan-
der, Miss A. Sterling, Mr.. Jacob Graf, Mr.. H. r.
Barnhurst, and Mr.. w. W. Gilchrist. Professor
l.. Engelke will oficiate as conductor. AS there
will undoubtedly be full house on this occa-
sion, those who desire to attend shoald secure
their seats at once.
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