National Republican., 1883-08-20
DEPARTURES OF THE INFANTRY.
Splendid send on Given Them Saturday
NiEht-Sho Accompanied Them,

Splendid send on Given Them s"truny
Night-who Accompanied Them.
The departure of the Washington Light
Infantry for Cape May, where they will go
into camp, rs has already been stated by THE
REPUBLICAN, took place on Saturday night.
As was intimatcd Saturday morning the stay
at homes gave the boys lively send oil, but
they say that that was nothing to what they
will do when the corps returns. little aftc r
9 o'clock Wilson Post band arrived from BAL
timorc and marched into the armory, whore
they were received with rousing cheers. At
10 o'clock the line was formed, and in fatigue
uniform excepting shakos, and with inap-
sacks well filled the corps, preceded by the
band, marched by fours up pennsylvania av-
cnue to Fifteenth street. Here, instead of
countermarching, they were brought into
battalion front, the line stretching from curb
to curb of the broad avenue, and retrAced
their steps to Sixth street, where they took
special train at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot at IL o'clock.
The avenue was lined with spectators, who
chccrcd tho Infantry as they passed., and at
the treasury grounds on Fifteenth street there
was large crowd, who broke into the most
enthusiastic applause and cheers rs the move
mont from fOurs to battalion front was exc
| cuted. Fireworks were set oil at nearly every
corner, and gave brilliancy to the occasion,
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grated with Chinese lanterns aud flags, us
wero several other points along the route.
| There was an immense throng Mt the depot
| who checrcd Justify rs the train moved OIL.
Captain Ferguson had charge Of the train,
which consisted of three pnrlOr cars, seven
passenger coaches and baggage car. About
six hundred were i'll the party. The
following honorary mombers and friends
of the corps accompanied it: Will
liam Mayse, ir, #. j. Clark, wife and
child, j. IL. Lane, DR.. George W. Fisher, a.
II. Grimes, Mrs. L. Reiss, Mrs. A. Rciss, Nor
val w. King, j. H. Lindlcy, Il. i. lewcll, W.
| Whitmirc Charles Madcs. Mrs. +. IL. Baxter,
! j. +. Campbell j. A. Mctabc, George GJohn-
son, l.. s. Williams and daughter John Lynn,
| A. Blanchard, George W, Moss and wife, jeff
Johnson, John Burns, Miss Griffith, Robert
! Tomb, T. L. Hopkins, p Galloway, +. Carter,
| DIR. William +. Okie and son, Col. Alonzo a.
| Mari, William c. Mclntire, and wife, Mrs. r.
| Duffy, Mr.. u. A. Pralle, Miss Kate ShomO,
Mr. w. II. Shomo, w. l.. Pushaw and wife,
j. d. Henlcy aud wife, Mrs Burk and
daughter Mrs. Duvall and daughter, Miss
| Mcloy, w. Ill. Singleton, James DUNCAN,
| Thomas b. Walker, George Thomp.
son, James II. Tierney w. H. Glagett and
wife, Mrs. X. c. Allen, IL. G. Dctcrich and
| wife, Henry Franc and wife, T, B Barker, J.
! G. Gettiger, john W. Carr, James Woodstock,
Miss Molio Davis, Miss Ida Davis, Thomas
| JOY, DR.. Il. A. Scllhuuscn, DIR. u. Il. Sewers
and son. Mr.. Richardson, f., ~. MCGlcary and
wife, Mr. ID. ID. Kane, Miss Nellie Kane
james Wilkinson and wife, Miss Rosa Stcinle,
Miss Minnie and Lizzie Gicscking, Capt. |. n.
Burritt OF the SWugy Herdid, and Miss Ellie
Hurrtt Capt. Charles Ebert and wife, Mrs.
Harrison and son, George Walker and wife,
| j. b. Crawford, of Baltimore; William Icmus
| and wife, W. McPynchcOn and wife, James
NJ. Ewing DIR. Cole and wife, j. u. Hill,
DR.. 7. O. Hills, ,lr, Mrs. swain Charles =
Lusk, Hilton ID. Wyvill, Miss kato Cooper
! {. l.. Call way, 5. Meade William Donaldson.
! Mrs. l.. Schell, Dr. William p. Young and
daughter, W. ;. RJoso, Chris. Abncr, Mr.
Schelman, Mrs. John ), Miller, Mrs. j. T..
Dyer and daughter Mrs. W. A. Dcnnison,
Mrs. +. n. Carver and daughter, Mrs George
a. Sheehan, Mrs. z. j. DuDry, n. \. StI0!t,
| w. II. Webster, Mrs. ). J. Neal, +. VI. Lewis
J. J. Hollistcr, p. II. McMahon, Capt. Levy,
J.. Moss, l.. Ncwmcyer, ID. j. McCarty, w. j..
Watson, Y. A. Carroll. X. l.. Joyce o. d.
! Darrell, II. j. RothroCk, j. 4. Downs, Il. d.
! Connolly, Miss Marie Robinson, Miss Janet
Robinson, William Dickson and wife, Mrs
| William H. Thornton, b, p, Dom and wife,
J. J. Dermody, Mr.. +. Carver, wife and
daughter, Miss Maggie Harvey, George A.
Bentley, G. i. Bentley, II. G. Alligcr, George
! W. Fowler, II. &. Wall Mrs. H. 4. liultsII,
Edward Abncr, Mrs. Wiley, John hippard,
Mrs. Parker, |. |. Galldvcill, l.. l.. Moore, G..
| w. Smith, Mr.. Brown, Samuel Ouwnd Clar-
| enco Moore, L. >. Altemus, \. Han, Ienlge
Brown and wife, s. W. Lewis, q. NJ Smith,
John Gibson, Miss Mamie Bcwcrmnn, Julius
Lansburgh, Miss Laura Cresser &. w. Thorn,
Miss Eva c. Angell i. A. Conrad and wife,
W.. T.. Ringwalt, and ]. 4. Bivins.
=, The corps took with them gold-headed
cane which will be presented to the mayor OF
Cape May in grateful appreciation of his
kind treatment during their last years tri
to Cape May. They also carried with them
| n handsomely enprosscl set of resolutions
which they intend to present to Company ii
of the New jersey state troops.
HUNTsvILLE, ALA.--Dr. j. c. Spotswooo
saws 81 highly recommend Browns lror
Bittcrs for dyspepsia, rheumatism, and genera