Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-21

that he was at the Owen house, and Mr.. SearlP,
(searle's) name wss not Blbbs, and answering in
the negative was told that Mason was not there.
Mr. Searle then connected with Mr.: Miller, and
name OF Bibbs. and going to the Owen house was
admitted to Mason's room and took him in Gus
with having iibelled Mrs Mary s. Hin, widow OF
the late Major F. P. Hill, formerly proprietor OF
the fremont house. in series OF letters and postal
cards
WHAT MASON SAYS
Mason states that his re-arrest is due to Mr.. b
F. Clark, OF the fremont house; that when he
went to Richmond for the house, desiring money
for personal use, and the house being in debt to
him in $12 or over, he drew draft for S.; that
when he returned he remltted postal order for
the draft, and yesterday, when the 'raft was pre-
sented here, he wrote the back, Paid by postal
Order," and when Clark saw the draft they had
Mason was at the marshars office all day await
ing new bail
Our Boys at Cape Nav.
WORK AND PLAY-sETTIING WV TO CAMP L1FE-A
VARIED PROGRAM FOR THE wEEK-CAMP NOTES.
Special Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
CONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY, Nj,
August 10th, 1sSa
The boys are now beginning to get down to real
solid enjoyment. The dress parades attract much
attention, and are the subject of great deal Of
favorable comment. Last night concerts were
given at both the Stockton and Congress Hail. At
the Stockton Miss Eva ills sang Nearer My God
to Thee" The Ware, the leading paper here,
speaks very highly of her voice. The crowd at the
Congress Hall concert was the largest have ever
seen on an occasion of the kind 1t probably num-
bered between 1900 and 5000 people. The Walz
Quartette rendered the vocal selections, alternat-
Ing with Zmmerman's orchestra The success OF
quartette is composed OF Fred Walz, who is re-
sponsible for having introduced "Sweet violets"
In an already suffering world Carl Rudolph, Caas
with the CarncrOSS mtnStreS during the theatrical
season.
This morning some of the corps got up an i'm
Cake, at the Stockton; the Ware Office and Col.
Moore. AS strong guard with fixed bayonets ac-
compan1ed the musicians the inruriated populace
were prevented from avenging themselves
BRINGING THE BOYS DOWN TO MILITARY RULE.
The following order has been posted on the
corps bulletin:
SPECIAL ORDER, No. 10.
The following hours are established for the trumpet
mus reveiile eve g. snrgeons call 6 assem5 Of
trnmPeers tor guard onatinx sso assembly Of
assembly for drill 80 recall from rom drill Ito ioso; % assem-
psrad % ss' sa5aa sa1s
Of trnmpeters fog tattoo 1945 tattoo. 1850; assem-
W. H. HARRISON LIST 1t. and AaJt.
WHERE THE wAsHINGroNIANs ARE QuARTERED
other Wash1ngtonians at the Cape, are registered
as follows:
Congress- HAIL.. 7. Bylns. DR.. E. A. sellhau-
sen, ". F. NJ. Sewers, DR.. z. r. Sewers. Mrs. L.
Hickey, Mrs. n: E. Harrison. r. A: Carroll, Mrs.
Alleger. N W: Kings, Jno. H. Lindsey. Geo. C.
Walker and wife, MIR. and Mrs. P. d. Welcker, Miss
T. J. Clark ana ladies' Mr.: DIilege and daughters,
Mrs. Capt. Miller, Mrs. Eshleman and child, Mrs
s. A. Duffy, Miss Rosa Steinle. N. and L. Glese-
Geo. A. Bentley and brother, 81. Abner, q. L.
Miller and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM: II. Ciagett, c.
w. Rishardson, Mr. and Mrs, Mrs Keyworth Miss
Sweet, S. Meade, il. l. Rothwick, J. W. Gettinger,
J: W. Carr. J. Burns, G. w. Kerr, John A. Downs,
E. Lyman, Edw. S. Jones, Col. JAS. TAFT, H. L.
Dauterich and wife, j. II: johnson. J. N. Ewing
w. V. Wilson. Col and Mrs. j. Starr, VIM. Dick
ney. Theodore j. Mayer, Capt l. N. Burrltt of the
Sunday Herald. Miss Burrtt, Mrs J. I. Dyer. Miss
Harvey. Mrs. W. H. Dennison, Francis Tourney,
John Lawrence, Miss Minnie Z. Lawrence, G. NJ.
Curry, G. s. Kraft, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ross,
Henry Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ: Hebner. Mr. and
TsS IL smn T. % saaey ~, sa M
Gichenor, II. E. Barrett, VIM. B. Robson, Ed.
Yewell, Howard c. Wall, VIM. Nalley and Alex.
Shaw.
Marine VHa-Douglas F. Forest. Mrs. Sallle R.
Forest. Thomas 0. Hills, 1r., J. B. Hills, Oliver
Darrell, r. Edwin Joyce. d. D. Kane. Miss Nellie
Kane, Mrs. McKiggan, Miss Ada Michigan, d. j.
NJ, II
stocSton.-A:Z 2. Tyssowski, F. A. Gilbert, Frank
Thomas r Baker, NJ. d. Woodworth, Charles
Frazler, Miss Langtry, Rotert 4; Parke, John H.
Roose, Charles ]. Moore, Eiw Q. Forney, Eva
Mills.
Lataye',e: James DUNCAN. 4. Archer, J. T.
CoonS, II. NJ. Warrck, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frank,
c. w. Thorn James Lansburgh.
Arctic.-J, BrOdt, Josie GOsZler.
Ne'o Co'u.nbid. F: Ennis, j. c. Mcclure.
A Go aEatf firCy
mayer, Il. Il C. G: Gallagher. T. E. Brown, David Tally,
THE PROGRAM AHEAD.
Tonight Col Cake, OF the Sto :kton, will give
the corps hop and garden party. On Wednes-
day afternoon an excursion will be made to the
lesuue tournament Will take place. The riders
will be mounted on twelve mules, and In order
taas some one me may wn the rings M used m VIII be bar,
Sewells Point. Col. Duffy will on Thursday
night give the boys a hop at the New Columbia.
On Friday the rife match will take place, and on
Saturday night the cr0wning feature-the grand
military and full dress ball at Congress Hall-will
be given: On Sunday the entire corps Will be the
ut the Stockton.
ODDS AND ENDS.
The Wilson Post band, which accompanies the
corps, gives great satisfaction. Their uniforms
are very handsome and correspond admirably
with those of the infantry
The Cape May WaUe prints to-day picture OF
Col Moore, together with sketch OF his career.
Tomorrow IT. Will give picture of Capt. Dalton,
that TO be followed by the Mkenesses of the other
three handsome captains-Goddard, Miller and
Ross.
On Wednesday night Mr. John Dumles. of the
Cape May Pavilion. will give terrapin supper to
the officers OF the CORPS the city nOtabies, cores.
pondents, etc.
Mr.. John II. Pugh, Of Congress Hall, is especially
attentive TO the wants OF the boys. He met the
corps at Wilmington and accompanied them the
rest Of the trip.
Capt Miller is the officer OF the day. He will be
superseded by Lieut.. Neumeyer.
The avenues In the camp are named after
Messrs. Roose. Clagett and Crawford.
The trip OF Mr VIM. H. Hood, OF co. c, here is
In the nature OF bridal tour, the marriage or that
gentleman TO Miss Fanny Gordon being OF a
recent date.
An.ong the messes that have hung out signs are
The 'Bg 6.""CoO Coo,' "Pony," "Webster," +" "My
''The Odd Nine"
The '.Big s" have the banner tent. It's furnished
handsomely with Persian rugs and all modern
conveniences, and is supplied with its own barber.
The mess Is composed OF Sim johnson. c. II.
Randall, H. J. Keogh, W. H. Seuierle, II. F. Bauer
and Frank Moore.
The "Odd Nine" is another crack mess 1t is
composed OF B. H. Ross, E. d. Neumeyer, c. G..
Sloan, g. B0udinot, Eugene Burdne, w. q.
Wright, c. 4 kinsey, W. s. Knox and w. e,
Thompson.
The weather hero Is perfect F.B.N.
Oscar WilAo,S PlRVs