Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-06
CALLING OVEk THE ROLL
The Veterans of the Old National
Rifles Preparing to Celebrate u NOta
bic Event.

The survivors vf the old National Rifles,
which company was mustered in April 18th,
1861. and mustered out July 18th following,
held another meeting last evening at the Light
Infantry armory for the purpose of making ar
| rangements for the observance of their twenty
| fifth anniversary. f. T. Matthews presided,
| and there were about sixteen of the survivors
present. The secretary made the following re-
port of his investigation as to the whereabouts
OF the members. Living in this vicinity: Ed
ward J; Matthews, VIM; G. Moore. G. n. Alex
Atlee, VIM. d. Baldwin, Marcellus Bailey, Gus
tavus A. Brandt, George A. Bentley, Owen Hall
| Clements Thomas G. Foster, John W. Ken.
nedy, Noble u. Larner. Theodore A. Lay, Elias
n. Leonard, Wm. g. Phillips. John b. Ran
Stewart, Gilbert b. fowes, VIM. H. Fuller,
Alex. T. Britain, J. Carb. Lay, William
in other aaess JOS h assaakn II s!ss
Clayton, Newark, y. j.; Z. 3. Dixon, Chicago;
Alexandria; James B. sheridan, New YORK
city; Alex. X. Shepherd, Baptopias, Mexico;
Thad FL. Stanton, Salt Lake City: W. o. stod-
Md; w. w. Webb, New York city; VIM. r.
Smedberg, San Francisco; Alex. j. Dallas. San
Antonio, Texas; s. c: Hotchkiss, Iowa; w. NJ.
Maynadier, st. Louis; r. B. Irwin, London,
Eng; VIM. E. Waters, Sackett's Harbor, N. Y
Dead; John r. Snead, Alex. D. Davis, John
Davis, Eugene Fitzgerald, Chas. p. F. Fisher,
Page Harbaugh, w. Leski, W. c. Lindsay John
F. Moore Il: J. Morrison, H; NJ. Slade, Charles
Wilson, c. E; HELEN.
Nothing known about: A. P. Barnes, Isaac D.
Balch, VIM. Chapel, Julian A. Pullman, A. W.
Shenk, Miles Yetter, Jos. Blackwo j. NJ
Dresser, VIM. P. Mccall, Geo. T. Woodson.
Col. Moore and Mr.. Noble ID. Larner were con-
tin aed as a committee to make all arrange
meats for the supper, which form it was decided
that the anniversary celebration should take
Tux-if finp,C nn1a ra1
Hudson Taylor, Col. c. =. Stone, Arthur De
Witzleben, and Lewis j. Davis, to represent his
deceased brother, A. Dupont Davis. to be pres
the German Veterans Association. headed by
Capt. Wagner, was introduced, and he extended
an invitation to the Rties to join them in their
to prepare "a history of the company, to be read
at the anniversary celebration.
THE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-T dental faculty
of the National university, following the eX
ample OF the faculties in the other large cities,
have opened dental infirmary at 1904 E
street northwest where will be treated such
persons as are unable to employ dentist. The
M, during which hours Prof E s. Carroll, with
a corps of competent assistants, will be present
to treat all who may apply.
JULIUS LANsBURGH, 315 7th, having re-
ceived on consignment from Messrs Downing
mlssE s Maker New York $500
300 Moquette and Tapestry Rugs, will
commence to sell Monday morning, March
9Th, at following prices by z feet, SIS: 3 feet
BY 6 feet, S4:s5; feet Bye feet, price $3.50;
former price So; Tapestry Mats Soc, and IA,
pestry Rugs, s1.15; large size Smyrna Rugs. 8
Our delivery wagons leave at 8 and IL q. M,
and p. M. Goods purchased after O'Clock
will be delivered next day. Terms strictly cash.
Not being prepared for a rush, customers will
please be patient should they not receive
prompt attention.
JULIUS LANsBURGH. 315 9TH ST.
THE DEATH OF ARTHUR w. SMITH.-Arthur
Whitney Smith, of Manchester, N. H., son of
Judge l. w. Smith, of the New HAMPSHIRE
supreme court, died OF consumption last night
at his residence, 1880 10Th street northwest.
He was formerly clerk in the Navy depart
ment which position his i'll heath obliged him
to resign. He was young man of uncom-
monty attractive mental and social Qualities.
and both here and in his native city leaves q
large circle of friends and relatives He married
Miss Clara Baker, OF this city, we'll known Us
teacher and leading musician and the present
soprano of ST. Dominic's church. she viii
nave the sympathy of a host OF friends in her
loss. Prayers will be said at the house to-mor.
wards the remains will be taken to the B. and
+. depot for interment in New Hampshire.