The daily gazette., 1882-06-14
F1I NEWS OF NOTE.
|.s or SUSSEX AND WILL
|NGST GSTINeToN PEOPLE.
? JUBILEE IN BALTIMORE.
:. 0f Exercises and Entertain
Fanno amy ,hs veterans at the EncamP-
pt' 10, ior wv ,v,yyesk-Delswnre's Quarters.

u p W. Ross, chairman OF the
We Committee on reception and
NV tve of guests of the Grand Army
nnnt alllll,ot IN Baltimore, next fall, has
ni'ri circular comprising a general
= wbat is expected at the coming
Uort " % Delaware's headquarters
1'T., !, TP.o,ruum's together with Mime
r,..Onsin, y O Iowa, Indiana, Illinois,
TrSipin, Maryland, New Jersey and
n.y. lsat1 S.0oat of the Grand Army men,
@ !" ,Ss ham proCramme is given below:
a ,',OE y r IineS and most of their con-
Ir hsve agreed to accept three-flfths Of
PSlsr S limited rates from any point on
uS iAl 10 Baltimore and return, which is
~ cont on Of the price of the regular
Hctst % Allmay calculate the round
, from from any point to Baltimore and
nv gpttlne The price of a limited
nm ~ Itbat polnt to Baltimore double
n,s v and 0j Der cent. Of the amount
tbe Ddce of a round-trip ticket for
Ded comrades and their ladies or
late families.
National Council of Administration
n tbe Eutaw House at 8 p. M, Tues
I'M instant The parade will take
N Wednesday morning, June 81, and
bmB, undercommand of Gen. Romeyn
Ia colonel Second United States Ar
|andmajor general commanding Sec
Vision, Fifth Army Corps, ETC., will
l near $50 o'clock as practicable,
herbeing reviewed by the President
United States and cabinet, will be
Ii at II IN. The military
!. comprising the Maryland
Fourteenth Brooklyn Regi-
H. Y. $. NJ, Washington Light
National Rifles, Capitol City
1 Washington Cadets, Richmond
Dill Dominion Guards, Parma Center
D, Alexandria Light Infantry, Nor
'ght Artillery Blues, Warren Light
i, Norfolk City Guards and others,
under General James X. Herbert,
general commanding Maryland
The Grand Army column,
biHg the Union Veteran Corps,
shsgton, D. c.; Duryea's Veteran
|tiOn and posts and delegations from
Iartment of the Grand Army will, be
LOmmander-in-C Chief George s. Mer-
D Department Commander Graham
|rt Of Maryland as Chief Marshal, to
'as been assigned all details of forma-
parade. At p. m, the military
+ that have bands, and 80 desire,
! in front of their quarters and rem
at the Battle monument and move
|On as they arrive under escort of a
|EG 10 the Schuetzen Park.
GENERAL reception by the Governor
hicipal authorities and the citizens of
h will be held at this place about s
All kinds OF amusements will be
for the entertainment of visitors,
+ improvement on army rations will
hpled by the citizens committee.
tptiOn and entertainment will be
by the citizens of Baltimore and it
|ed that $4,000 visitors will partici-
Aller the fireworks the posts and
VIII leave at the pleasure of their
|dlng officers. Tents will be pitched
afk for those who prefer them to
fieE and will be free,
PuIsday, 22d inst., at 9 p. M, the
|hd Cily Council will take all visitors
b harbor, and after viewing the
places of interest, including Fort
!hey will be lunched at Tivoli,
leif return to the city will be re-
Eltl a display of fireworks from
Eeial lillI,which was built in 1861 by
Aoaayes. The visitors will return
sEal9p, m, and the festivities will
grand ball at Schuetzen Park, |
aohor of the bummers, coffee
sAa camp followers, at which 1t is
an eminent statesman of a sister
fhiEill preside.
sOnmander-in-chief will call the |
fleampment together at Q O'Clock |
way morning, it will be impossible
l4tSentatives to take part in that
h IGSyteilngs, .,tai and the department of |
VIII therefore escort the members
Y. pIvavIliplnent on short trip down the |
~ y wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock |
Y, Y IN Time for the ceremonies at
,,..a a. lafk' This will be exclusively
lins as"'Grrs Sa Of the encampment and |
N 9 tho nc national encampment will |
street "'i' on Noi'n