Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-25
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To-day davned bright and clear over Camp
Jackson, the home Of the Maryland national
guard, and the men were in nne humor for the
event Of the day--the official visit of Governor
Jackson and his STAFF. Everything was in the
best Of order about the camp, and at 10 o'clock
the entire brigade staff, all handsomely
mounted. rode over TO Frederick Junction to
meet the governor. The governor and his
party were at once conveyed to the camp
ground. At o'clock the party dined with
Brigadier General Stewart Broun. At 5 o'clock
the governor reviewed the troops and inspected
the camp and later witnessed the evening dress
parade. At o'clock this evening he left for
home, not coming to Frederick. Friday morn
Ing at IL O'Clock the companies Of the first
regiment will strike their tents and leave for
home, followed later in the day by the other
commands, the fifth regiment being the last to
leave. The Frederick RiAemen, company A,
first regiment, will remain in camp day longer
than the other troops to protect property. On
Saturday the three colored companies Of the
state will arrive at Camp Jackson and occupy
intended to camp at the fair grounds in this
city, but made different arrangements.
farm OF 98I acres, located in this county,
was sold yesterday by ]. E. N. Wood, trustee,
10 Elias zimmerman Tor $l,U5O.
Many OF the farmers Of this county whose
land lies along the course of the Monocacy and
Potomac rivers have suffered seriously from
the destruction Of their springs and wells by
the recent food. The water is in such condi-
ton that 1t is impossible to use it. At Knox
persons have been affected with malaria and
chills, due to the food, and these affections are
rapidly on the increase.
A picnic will be held at Washington grove on
July 81 by the Good Templars of Montgomery,
Frederick and Carroll counties, Md, and the
District OF Columbia. A trained choir of voices
will render music and addresses will be deliv-
cred by Mrs. Buell. Of Chicago, Frank Tucker
OF Baltimore and Rev. A. c. McCabe of Laurel.
A grand tournament will be held at the
Maryland track, this county, on the 30th.
There will be knights from this and adjoining
counties and the District Of Columbia. The
charge to the knights will be delivered by Col.
j. Columbus ODonnell
The Frederick cooking club and its friends,
including number of persons from Washing
ton were handsomely entertained tonight by
Miss Grace Purnell at her home here.
The Misses Carr of Washington are the guests
of the Misses Ingle at All Saints P. E. rectory
here
Mrs. VIM. H. Hoover of Washington is the
guest OF Mrs. w. L. Duvall, this city.
Messrs. Edward Maher, E, F. Robson. T. ].
Brooks and A. Humphrey OF Washington are
visiting here.
Miss Mamie Levy, daughter of C. U. s. Levy,
esq.,, was yesterday adopted by the members
of the Baltimore Light Infantry as the daughter
OF the regiment.
Daniel Mehrling. who has been visiting here,
has returned to Washington
Mrs Ella Bladen of Washington is the guest
Of relatives here.
number of Washington people are sum-
mering at Tyrconnell, the home of Capt. c.
II. Baugher, this county
Miss Minnie Tucker of Washington is visiting
relatives at Jefferson this county.
j. Brian Reed, Mrs. Arthur Handy an d Miss
Bert Kennedy of Washington are summering at
Knoxville, this county. F.M.