Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

close very early your correspondent WINS CON-
PEELED 10 defer . report on Yesterdays dress
parade and other news Of interest till today.
At 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the follow
ing orders were posted on the bulletin board:
ORDERS POSTED.
Dress parade this evening at $50 O'Clock
sharp.
Guard mount Of o'clock am.
BY order Of JoHS s. MILLER.
Captain Commanding.
VIZ NJ. ARSoLD,
First Lieutenant and Adjutant
ATTENTION TO CALLS.
First call will be At 545 an; reveiIle. 6; sick
call, z; breakfast call, $50; assembly for guard
details, ss5; guard mount, o; assembly for
drill, To- dinner call. pm. dress parade, 6:I5,
adiutants call, $50; taps, IL
The following order was issued q. dress pa
'rade:
Orders No. Isl Lieut. Chas. NJ shreve Of
company b il hereby announced ss officer Of
the day and Lieut. Henry J.Carll OF company o
as ofhcer OF the guard FOR Sunday, August n.
Capt Charles Il. ourand Of company ~
ofiicer OF the day and Lieut. II. J. keough Of
company - officer Of the guard for Monday,
August %. s. Dress parade hereafter viii take
place a. O'Clock. 4 The battalion will essen
BILE tomorrow evening ct $50 O'Clock sharp in
fun dress uniform 90 attend the reception 70 be
given in their honor at Congress Hall
Rv DxAa -
Captain Commanding.
WM. NJ. ARNOLD,
First Lieutenant and AdjutAnS
nrAvr RAIN STORM
terrific rain storm swept over Cape May
vesterasv .s.ernoo, .hor, q o,.,o.l n, $500
| ahor, -, - "a -... -.
-. =, . -. 'u.u.eueu N eienonins me
grouno thoroughly. The tents being entirely
i new ,ney withstood the rain admirably, not
ie@n Jenny uiscerniole IN any OF them-
| mere was great fear FELT among the guests Of
.ne ho'ei tnst the rain would interfere with the
t Pa,aee, ou, tne commander had made up
M iiiin y. mat oress parade would take plsc.
u a,iess ~ snou.d oe raining al O'Clock Bus
a. '. snne tne ram ceased and the sun came
oul ana snohe oeauuiuiiy, so when the time
.aalle iol ,ne dress parade me parade grounds
At $50 clock the first dress nsrads ,ool
place on the beautiful and spacious lawn Of
congress Han Hotel
. -. moment ,he color company made Its APP
tendance OF ladies and gentlemen hurt forth
! 4, re,a.,sa rn,,,.5, ~ senueon ouis' iortp
i nrora,tlv sorraaS "a aist o rhe was
was M, iana = ,.,a,,,.no @ nv ihe soene
a miIitsry no;r, ~ a,.rt.. an, ". as ION
of6cers in he nrssarct. "a a. - .
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Vii os,oS 10. PerieDuoh' combined win
sew sI;h, ;,ia;.',s..., " o- oe eAPe.'eu.
20 ,ha oorarai s.iss.n.' erIorr, ho' nouoespls
these viii nnan,,h III. "ere ooser Ned ou'
SON ard iii -, r;-, n ~. - ON. ~ soou ies
Tsling mt cnrs,as-..; IN ~. e :.
dress neraas nnaas ~ ma an Wa tn. nv
! the oacers al -. IN Wenss
Iigbt Insan,rr 60 az. ~ .ne nAsns.os
and thev have NAV $3.50 sHs ,n.,.
over their achievement In the ontcons ~ a..
parade.
standing near the writer during the dress
paraae was retired ofhcer OF the United States
NIGH; n,ao, a. =. a. VIZ @hae We. s s',
w. a,noi,a,. On sne tuough' .ne uflh
,ha;r - ~ ~, auu, aI'er Pralsins une oV.s 10Y
nrsssaS = ~, ,N az iii'i. peAsink' ne en-
I anh;,, -, Ts '.o eOi'ii.aiui"s oInoe's
naa,ad - ,,Pp.oS, w sLa'il.' sneh u. TO
a;sn;,.i;..~ % .t o''Aiie"'e VI tne nAu'Aiy
1 " ' .''Pe'
| TWO coxcFRrs
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Rand o.v. co,oo-, -, e.. ..-.-...-s ,s--N
Hall. tn. number, we're sn w.r, -
showing gre., i,,,ro,.,,.,, =, a., -. "a ~,
organization
AT $50 o'clock a sacred concert was given IN
the dining room BY Hassler's Orchestra a
Philadelphia, under the direction OF Prof
Simon Hasser. The program consisted OF fouf-
teen numbers, all Of which were rendered in q
| truly artistic manner. The opening numbet
"Du Sacre" (Meyerbeer). by the entire orches-
| ira. was q marvel Of sweetness and fnencss.
Two soprano solos, "lnismatus, I" from Stabst
Mater (Rossini), and Let the Bright
Seraphim, from Sampson. by Madame Emma
Suelke, were rendered in n sweet aad clear
voice. and were highly appreciated by the audi
ence. Another number WORTHY of mention wa
violin solo. "Ballade and Polonaise" (yieuR-
temps, by Prof. Friedrich Noelker.
GUARD MOUNT.
The guard mount this morning WINS sors-
,b;,,, ;ns, .ho,, 50, IT,. 49,
:. - ~ ""s "o' NV
vi any kiho anu the crowd was out bright and
early TO witness u and 10 express their sdmirs-
tion by prolonged applause.
AT 10 o'clock sharp the companies, under
command OF their respective captains. were or
dered out Tor the one hours drill that each
! Inc 5n,i,g ,la encam,,no,,, .a 80 n-s.,.e.
orders were to the effect the men needed st
least one hour instruction In the school II
'-'' 'o'0e'' -
IT, go. s.---"..-
Inc boys "re hhishing decorating their ten'-'
and below are some Of the prettiest:
The PONY mess" composed OF serets. Je.ss
RK lee r W zea Com q ID uon.. "a
Private q n GrabiIl III. m.mhers "a ,hss
mess are The same uha ~ IN. I.s, c.,o,,a...,
n, a,i.n,;c ci,y c,,,nr.,s.a ~. -o,ss.-srIp ..W
Ts-and-Company" mess which exervhoav WI.