Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-23
VISITING MILITARY FROM BALFI.
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II e Sixth Maryland Regiments visit
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II Sixth Maryland Regiments visit
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This morning the Sixth Maryland re-i-
Inert- Of Baltimore. arrives here ia n special
train on the y. X -. Il. 2. at p.I5 O'Clock.
Ell TOute ior the Tomb Of Washington at NJ.
Vernon. There was quite crowd at the
DEPOT 10 receive them. among them quite O
EUmheT or gentlemen formerly cOunecteI
with the military ri th1 District. On tie
! t-t - IRE military of iuy - = a CC-IslIttce-
y. 1GiaUi EeHI. ftU0TtDrmJStPT Wool
dr. se, and Li-utS. Kelly. H0i5SOn, aud
b.ieSTa-r received the vis- tors vino, agfa.
IpiTni-g- WtIe escorted through Indiana ave
rue. f~t street. icEDSylvaT "a avenue, ard
sth ~tIDft - inc steamboat wharf. Wnpr,
tnsV embarked o. the steamer Pilot Boy.
1dTfalE ". II. HyieS, Tor MI. Vernon.
They y I'D De id~'es by the steamer Army
capt. Frank B0,IiG-shCal. After vi>itiU,
the tomb and other objects Of interest on -t,s
estate &. "rvsS parade VIII take place. o1
Ihr route his morning they attTGctet
niECn s-tie.. tlGu TIE PavemeItS being
crowded with SPECTATORS. and their general
appearance was tavorahiy commented on.
Tie frrrr0 &c u and band were uniformed In
blue. trImr1-i with rel. with red horse hair
PlUmtS, and The artillery company arm =.
with SabIesl on the left of the line were uni
formed In dark blue, trimmed with red. Ca
their return ttiS afternoon they VIII ne Te-
ceived by Company \, washington Ilgh.
lnfaDtryJ Capt Moore; Il, Washington
Lint GuardJ Capt. NcCathraI, AMI -.
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headed by the Marine Laad. The line Of
march VIII be up Pennsylvania avenue to
The Ar!iu gtOU, where they Will pass in review
before Ex-Governor DeIniSOU. and Coils
webster, Payne, Fugitt, and Barnes. of the
headq Cart6rS Staff.
This regiment i some years younger than
The we'll known Mary land Shifts battalion
organization dating May, 70, AM its resj-
mental organization the winter following,
There are at present hut eight companies. II
j., however. a growing organization, and
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beTS. and il drill the members are fast inn
YTOyIIL. Bat few Of the officers or IaeH are
over thirty-hve years Of age, and during tho
late uEFiea~antneSS' fully one half were in
service, being about equally divided betWarr
The L = y and the G.. =. \. The mem Der
S"lp row are largely engaged in mechanical
pursuits. Their armGTy In Baltiin1Ta L. in
large building corner OF Calvert and Sara
tCga sire cts. where are convenient rooms Tor
officers and companies, and "A large room fer
drilling purposes, but scarcely large enough
for more than a battalion CTlIl
The command has abGut 800 men I'm line
10 day, and is headed by HOfmau'S 9Th regi-
ment hand o. 80 pieces, and the drum corps
81 - Tlt Se~- II charge OF Drum Major Half
hTgfOn- The uniform Is OF grey. trimmed
with black. shake cap. and the artillery com
Iany has Uniform % dark blue. trim med
with red, ard caps tipped with hOrSe-hair
plumeS. Col. Clarence Peters IS in command
with Lieut.. Col. VIM. Ellis, Major a
George, Acjutant George Bishop, and Ord
nance officer ". F.. Bond. The cOmpanfes
are as follows: \. Capt. HiItz. y. Cant. John
Duffey. &. CAPT W. Ii Meade. II. faTtiiI'rvt
Cap. ". II. Sill +. capt. Gardner. r. Can't
fallon: g, capt SchilOui II, Lieut. McCar-
go, aLd /, capt. Taper.
y WAsHINGTOSIAN KILLED IN CALI
ICRNrA-Ry the California yaparS We nave
tiers, son Of Mr.. T. L. Walters formerly
architect Of Tie L. s. CAPITOL cXtenslori
which occurred recently at Monterey Cal
The deceased was well known in TINS city,
Ia 90 Essasg
IlOyed for some time in the foreign mail
division Cfthe Post CIfiCedeparf!nrut About
mat time he resigned and accepted posi-
Irn g. a Iur>er on one OF the Pacific Mail
steamers. ard continued IL 10 I'D To the time
a. his death II Is stated that while his
vessel was laying IL the harbOr OF Monterey
ne Went ashore and had difficulty with
= man named a h~geo. in which he rsCafy-eI
- severe blow. lie got on board OF me
steamer aud was taken 10 his state room,
aIt Il the morning me was found dead IL his
berth. Y UO>t-TnOTLem examination shovel
that his skull hat been fractured. Mr. wal
tiers was educated here. and for number of
years was attached 10 the Calvary BaptiSt
church. he was a remarkably brilliant man.
ard a ore time was attached 70 the National
Ihrater stock company He leaves "A wife
and seven children
THE NEW NILIT AIRY COMPACY-Ar al
JOCTLet meeting OF the Young men who pro-
pose forming new military organization
was held last night IN front of the CITY Hall
Mr.. L. g. Robinson was elected Temporary
orderly sergeant 20 enroll members 4 com
n.lttee, consisting 81 W. Wing, Willis b.
N1gTUdeT and C. 6. Robinson, was appoint
81 10 prepare constitution aud bylaws
MeS>T>. George Han Samuel Wise and FL
.rd Grouse were appointed a committee u
select board or seven trustees from arrouT
Well-knOwn gentlemen not connected with
any military organization. The young men
10 the number Of fifty, We're drilled FOR an
hour OF more by Dir. \. Il. French.
y CERTIFICATE or INCORPORATION mas
been filed in the Office OF the RecOr Ter of
Deeds il the name OF Auxiana Druid Circle
the iects OF which are 10 create q fund by
COntTl button for the relief OF LIS members
when sick or disabled, TO bury deceased
members, TO relieve their WIDOWS and or
phanS- and educate the children Of deceased
mt mbers, TO be managed by "a board Of trrs-
Ices. Viz. y. T. l.. keese, r. A. Reuter-, VI.
r Mcl.ean. Ellen BaSfOrd, Eliza Herzberger
and Emma Parker.
TWICE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING On the
AFTERNOON OF the 18th inst. as Mrs. Mathew
SOmers was talking with several other
ladies al her residence, corner of 9Gth AMI
streets northwest. during a thunder Storm
she was struck or stunned by lightning and
remained lnSenSlble for nearly two hourS
She has since been quite i'll from the shock.
II is "A singular fact that this is the second
Tine She has been stunnei by lightning.
PROGRAMME FOR Music AT TIE WHITE
House To MORROW National Air; 2.
March. Schneider; 3. Overture Tampa Her
Old. l. DuettO Semlramide. = eornetss RoS-
SIM; 3. waltz, Heller Bella; 6. Cavattiua
Som, BelIin4; :. Polka la Noiubile, Lorenzo
Schneider: :. The Rage. kingieben: 8. The
Rendezvous. a COTuetSl RJssini. n. National
Air.
DROPPED HIS PRICEs.-A. Strauss. 1Off
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. does lot advertise To
EiVe his clothing away, hut his reductions
Ou summer goods on account of the adj
vaUced st GSOC are 50 great that there is no
excuse for any one looking shabby. SUITS
iron - 10 20 ought 10 suit everybody,