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Evening star., 1898-11-05
PRESIDING ELDERS DEATH.
prominent Divine of NJ. f. ChurcJ
south, Dies in baltimore.
peclal Correspondence of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
HfATTSVILLE, Md, November 8, 1898.
REV. George H. Zimmerman, presiding
elder Of Baltimore district of the M. E.
Church South, died at his home, 923 Har-
lem avenue, Baltimore, yesterday morning
aIter an illness of three weeks of pneu-
mona. He had been ill since August but
was not considered seriously so until about
three weeks ago, when the disease devel-
opeo. Mr. Zimmerman was for several
years pastor of the Methodist Church in
thls place. He was well known in this
secuon of Prince Georges and also In
montgomery county, where he had served
several charges, among them Four Cor
ners and CoIesviIIe.
Mr. zimmerman, while here, not only
made many friends in his own congrega-
tioh, put was highly esteemed by all who
knew him. He was sixty-one wears of age
ana native of Baltimore county. He was
educated at Dickinson College and entered
the Methodist ministry when he was ad-
mitted TO the Baltimore conference, in 1865
.nousn he mad served as chaplain of a Vir-
slhia regiment during the civil war Early
IN MS ministry he filled the pulpit of Old
BOND street Church and Wymens Chapel.
now ST. Pauls NJ. Z. Church, in Baltimore,
ne was later stationed, at various times,
at the churches at Piedmont, w. Va. Cum,
berland. Md; Moorefield, W. Va: Easton
Md; West River, Md, and this village.
ne was successfully presiding elder of
Roanoke. Moorefield and Baltimore dis
Irlcts, having been transferred to the lat
yer by the conference which met at Hin
ton, w. Va, In April Of this year. He was
at the time of his death editor of the Balti-
more christian Advocate the official organ
Vi the Baltimore conference.
Mr. zimmerman entered the confederate
service IN Stuart's Horse Artillery at the
opening OF the ciyil war, and participated
IN some of the fierGest fighting during that
safuggie. Sur, gle He later became chaplain of the
LIN virginia Regiment and was with Gen.
f.osser IN his desperate fcampaign in south
western Virginia, after Lees surrender at
Appomatox. "'
he Is survived by three sons Joshua q
an attorney-at-law of Romney, w Va
Eogar X. A, a pharmacist of Baltimore
ana George H, jr.s a student at Romnev'
me funeral took place from the family
homestead. Lorraine in Baltimore coun.
W To-Day, the interment being made at
Lorraine cemetery. Rev. Canter, presiding
elder OF the East Baltimore district. and
Rev. j. s. Hutchinson of Arlington Of
ficiated. Va
The pallbearers were Rev. H. NJ. Whal-
lhg' hev. w. 8. Hammond, Rev. J. A. An
derson, Rev. ]. Lester Shipley, Rev. D. H.
ern and Rev. VIM. Stevens, ministers of
the Baltimore conference.
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COL. BINGHAM DEAF.
Union Veteran and Prominen, .,
Attorney Passes ANaN


Col Lafayette Bingham died yesterday at
ms residence, 924 G street northwest
He had not been I'm good health, and sey-
eral years ago retired from active business.
he had a large circle OF acquaintances ia
this city where he had lived for a number
OF years past. The interment will be at
Arlington Rev. DIR. Elliott. rector OF As
cension Church, will conduct the funeral
services AT the house and the ceremonies
at the grave will consist of the Grand Army
ritual conducted by Burnside Post.
ne was married in this city to Miss Anna
I-athan daughter Of J. ID. Latham of Ger.
mantown, Va, who survives him.
Col Bingham was born the 18th OF Ma,
in-o' seNenty-two years ago. in Alleganv
county, New York. He graduated from,
oberlin College. Ohio. He afterward sind
ied law and went to Chicago, where ne on
gagged In the practice of his profession
He was delegate to the Saratoga con-
Vention, which is distinguished for having
given birth to the republican party. Al the
breaking out OF the war he returned 10 his
native county and assisted in raising the
wa New York Volunteer Regiment of
which he was commissioned captain. lie
served with his regiment throughout the
war and during much of that time was
Chartered In the vicinity OF Washington
Al lts close he was mustered out of the
service, having attained the rank of colo
mel. he then established himself In the nat
cnt ana claims business in this city.
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Hotel Arrivals

Arlington-J. J. Temple. New York: w. s.
Bishop. Richmond, Va; c. J. Smart, Eng
land.
Metropolitan-P. s. Morris, Norfolk. Va. !;
Chas. koppel. Pittsburg; E. p Howell. At
lanta, Ga; III. c. Davis, Wilkesbarre Pa
Nationally. S. Hains, Knoxville, Tenn. !;
M. Spark New York; w. NJ Dodson, York.
Pa; w. r. Wilcox, St. Louis.
Raleigh-C. F. Berg, New York; +. A.
Hecht Chicago; E. w. Naylor, Philadel-
phia.
Regent-C. L. Howe, New York: F. J.
Hodson, Waterbury, Conn.
Rggs-C. NJ. McLain Des Moines; F. p
Bell. Chicago; r.. White, San Francisco.
Cal. NJ $. Goldsmith. Cincinnati
Shoreham-S. ID. Babcock, New York; j.
Z. Simpson, ST. Louis; II. c. Bryan, New
York; w. .. Barnes, Stamford, Conn.
ST. James-A. Z. Newhall, Lynn, Mass. !;
J. w. Barr, New York; Z. Cert, Reno New;
+. l.. Brown, Columbus, Ohio.
Wellington-S. E. Hartley, New York; e.
Browne, Chicago; W. {. Howe, Springfield
Mass; G. A. Smith, Cincinnati
Willard's-R. E. Funston, ST. Louis; Geo.
Dyson, Pottsville, Pa.
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MARRIED..

BRoDERICK-AHERNE. On Wednesday Novem-
ber 2, 1898 at st. Stephens Church by the
Rev. Father O'COnnelI, Mr. THOMAS BROD-
ERlCk OF the War Department and Mis-.
STACIE AHERNE. No cards.
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Released ON Personal Bonds.

william M. storch, indicted for false pre-
lenses. was today released on his personal
recognfzance In the sum Of 500,
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c& INFANTRY
G Drill Regulations
ERM a., UNITED sTATEs<ARnr.
SCHOOL, OF THE BATTALION.
Post of the Band and Field Music.
(Continued.)

C6 The posted with the left of its front rank twenty
fcsr PAGES rank of the battalion.
In coumn it marches rank twenyfour PAGES in
front leading company, its front rank PAGES
in rear of the according the battalion facing
In line of columns its line position marching
abreast of the leading guides
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Equalizing the Battalion.

962. The companies usually equazed by transfers before
tine battalion formed but when this DONE the major may
column Of companies and direct the adutant first equal
ize the by transferring from the larger the smaller
companies break company equaize by
feng the other companies third to form additional
equalize by taking from the other companes
also make the necessary assignment Of officers and guides
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Being In Column Of Fours, to Form On Righ
or Left into Line.

$50. Being halt l. On right Tor le) into line MARCH
companies of the first command Fooard
The company executes right iato line par 2Os
other captains commands L. On right into linz 2.
MARCH when the leading four nearly opposite its place line
marching the captains of companies in of the first omit
the command torwdrd
Being in Columns of Fours, to Form Front
into Line.
900. Being at halt: 1. Right Tor Lett front into line
MARCH.
tho frcto
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The captain of the
first company COM
mands: i. Forward,
2. Guide left.
The right company
moves forward, the
captain commanding:
1.Lgffurn, 2.MARcH,
when the guide has
advanced company
1,nsa-ao Inf@ ,,I a
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FREE TO INVALID LADIES.

safe, simple home treatment that cured me after
of suffering with uterine troubles dspacemens,
eucorrhCpa ETC. free ladies with full instructions
how 20 II. Address Mrs l. Hudnu South Bend Ind
Mention The National Tribune.
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To Open Ranks.

eG3. Being at halt l. Open ranks 2 MARCH, g. FRONT
At the first command the major goes the right of the battalion
The aduant places himself facing the left three PAGES
of the front rank opposite the right of the battalion The right
guides each and the guide the left of the battalion
place themselves three of the front rank opposite their
places in line in order mark the alignment the
they aligned by the aduan the left guide the
The eutenans and the file cosers take post
ranks in the company (par 1907.
At the command march, the and staff officers
themselves opposite their posts in ine three advance of
rank the right and their
their alignment verified The
right the the rank step back little
line for this rank halt and dress forward
guides who verify the alignment of the their respective
companies.
The auant verfes the alignment of the file cosers
file closer who posts himself accurately three PAGES
line of guides
The color bearer remains his place. the other
color guard step back with the file closers.
The major takes post pace the left of line
with the front rank
The major yefes the alignment of the officers and the ranks
The band takes three between ranks the alignment being
verified by the drum major
At the command front given when the aligned
adutant takes post three PAGES the right battalion in
line with the company officers the guides return
to their places and the major post facing the front
twenty PAGES in front Of the center of the battalion.
Should the battalion have wheeled about by
major performs the duties Of adjutant.
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267. The major desgnates the objective and commands.
Fire By company One wO three poley, g. COMMENCE
FIRING.
AT the third command the captains of oddnumbered COM
panles command lSuch company At suc Object At ESQ
many CARDS A. Company s. READY, g. AIM, FIRE LOAD
When the captain of each pieces
In the company his right in the position of Load gives the
same commands The captains Of the
conform to the rule with regard the
panies their left.
ss0S The fire by battalion and the fire will by
the same commands and in the squad substituting
commands battalion for squad (Pars. 144 to 1907
sOS The rests resumng attention. stacking and taking
are executed prescribed for the company substituting
commands battalion for company
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OF other the movements IN
time to follow the preceding company at full distance.
To March in Column at Full Distance.
800. l. Forward g Guide fright or left. 8. MARCH.
To make slight change of direction, the major commands
Incline TO the right Tor l and indicates the line of direction
the leading guide gradually advances the left shoulder his sub
division conforming his movements The subdivisions
change the ground in the
as the leading
To Halt the Column.
:sGfi. l. Battalion, 2. HALT.
The column ha and the guides stand fast although they
have distance and be the direction OF the guides front
To Face the Column TO the Rear, and TO March
il to the Rear.
:sO7. right (o7 leO about MARCH, g. Battalion
a. HALT; 3. Gude right Tor iet)
the companies unequal in size each captain assists his
guide the and distance by obqung his when
necessary, causing it to lengthen shorten the step.
Being in Column at Full Distance, to Change
Direction.
:sOS. Being in march: Column right Tor le Column half
right Tor half ieft), 2 MARCH.
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At the first command,
the captain of the first
company commands: /.
Right front into line, 2.
Double time /; the captain
of the second company
commands: |. E0r,oayd, 2.
Column right; the other
captains: /. Fo, pard, 2.
Column halt right.
The first company exc
cutes right front into line
IN double time Par. 2I0).
The captain of the second
company conducts it oppo-
ctfn 4 I'm iai af 80 x,l,.n -,
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Pi. 81. Par. 3Oi.

Pr 81, Par ao4 distance; the left guide
then directs his march parallel the front the battalion
Each the other the movements
time to follow the preceding company at full distance
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UTANTED-By Henry Winter Hanover. H., the
w names and addresses of officers and members OF
Co. K, 1st Md. Cav. s143t
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BIS. The major may direct guides posted
obique direction the will be
the designated conforming the line established
by the guides.
To March in Route Step and At Ease.
$40. To march in the step and the
executed
When marching column of subdivisions the guides maintain
the and distance
In marches the MAJOR adutant and sergeant major
march at the head Of the columns the and hospital
the of the columns the other staff and
staff officers wherever the major Directs the band in front of the
leading company the captains the head their
panes as directed by the major
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To March in Route Step and At Ease.

Continued on page eleven.J
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"ANTED-By C. NJ. Woolsey, Milton. n. Y.-Ths
w address of anyone who served in the LIST U. s.
(Coloredl Inf especially those of Co. G, Capt Thomp-
sons Coz mustered our at Washington, c., in Octo.
ber 1865.
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WANTED-ADDRESSES

"ANTED-The address of New England officer
w of the Ninth Corps who anxioUSly inquired for
Capt Peter Hestand A ON. of the second Divfs-
ion Ninth Corps, at the Iweny-fth anniversary meet
ing of the Loyal Legion, at Philadelphia, April $780,
Also, of Mr.. Walter Cunningham, clerk 10 Division
Quartermsster Hiestand during his service in the late
Address Maj. Peter Hiestand, Newport Perry
Co.. Pa
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Iany distance and three PAGES
Being i'm Line to Form Column
!. OF Companies without Hating.
800. l. Companies, g. Right Tor Left
turn, 3. MARCH, 4. Foruard, 5. MARCH, 6.
Guide right Tor lef).
Each company executes the turn and adj
Udnce The fifth command is given when all
the companies have completed the turn.
300. In column of subdivisions the guide
OF the leading subdivision is charged with
the step and direction; the guides in rear pre-
serve the trace, step, and distance.
Whenever guide is forced .o,
out of the direction, he re- o. y1zzzzo
covers it gradually; the guides
IN rear conform successfully to
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VIZ ANTED-By Richard Daily, Caledonia. Elk Co,
w Pa, the and address of officer, sailor
or marine vino served on gunboat Somerset in the
wears 1862 or 1868. s72-St
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26J. The manual in the battalion with
closed or ranks
The color guard do the loadins fngs in
rendering honos they all the manual
and on drill, except when specially excused
In the loadings and ng the post major twenty PAGES
IN OF the center Of the battalion.
.G6. At the first command for loading firing CAPTAINS
take their places prescribed Par 1881 After firing ceases the
major commands PosTs the captains return posts in
line.
These rules general
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Marching I'm Column of Conn
panies ut Full Distance, to Form
the Companies Successfully to
the Right or Left into Column Of
FOurs.
BOB. !. Column Of Jours 2. First company, 3.
Fours right Tor lefD, 4. MARCH
The leading company executes .fours right
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wv ANTED-By Thomas Day, Wing, Livingston
w County, ILL.,, information of George W. Day; tx
living will be so years old March s. 1885 fair complex
ion light hair, blue eyes. hight feet inches,
employed in the National Lead Mills in Spring of
1884, at ST. Louis last seen at 200 5. eth street. ST.
Louis, Aug 80. 1894. He belonged to the sons OF
Veterans. I member of Co. K, Sd Ill Cav. In
formation of him will be very thankfully received
S67-26s
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To Close Ranks.

S64. ]. Close ranks, 2. MARCH.
At the command march, all the officers return to
their places in ne the rank closes facing distance from the
front rank the file cos and the members guard
close PAGES from the rank its ranks
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RATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON THURSDAY
To Dismiss the Battalion.

go. DISMISS YOUR COMPANIES.
conducts his ground where
it is dismissed prescribed.
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P &c. column Of companies and succssvely form coll
of tours to the right the ground leading
company
Being i'm Line, to Break by Companies from
the Right or Left to March to the Left or
Right.
8O4 Being at halt: Companies break the right Tor m
to march to the left Tor right, 2. MARCH.
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VIYANTED-Addresseso of a. G. Hurst Dave Num-
w roe, VIM. Renfro, of 18th Iowa, and Jack
Slawson, James McFeatrich, of eth n. Y III. A, by
R. A. Rollins, Dayton Mont late of Co. h, 18th Iowa
s72-st
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VXYANTED-To sell-A set of the Official Records
w of the War of the Rebellion Address Box 40l
Arapahoe, Neb. s7o-3t
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VITANTED-Information by Bridget Mclaughlin
w of any members who served in Co b. 6lst NJ
Y, who remember Peter Mclaughlin, who served
under the name of Peter Kilrine. Address 5O2 Henry
street, Brooklyn, N Y.
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line changes direction to the left, and commands:
]. Rioht front into fine, 2. DoaJe TIM, g. MARCH,
when at company distance from the line.
The other captains conduct their companies to
poins at twice company distance in of the left
of their places in line, change direction half left
and when Mt company distance from the line con-
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VYTANTED-The widow of Alvin w. Martin, of Co.
w h 9th \. H., would like the address of comrades
who were with him when he discharged at OK
near Pecram House, Va, Oct 81, 1864. Address Mrs.
Martha A. Eaton, Salisbury, Mass. S733t
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left.
The first company advances to the
guides, is halted and dressed to the left.
The second company, when near the
line, executes column right, and when
opposite its place, tours left; is halted
and dressed to the left.
The other companies on nearing the
line change direction half right and
complete the movement as prescribed
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wv ANTED-The address of Dick Phillips, supposed
w to be in Nebraska, anyone of Co. y, 9Th w.
Va. Cav, that remember Joseph h Conner Please
send address to ThoS. DickerSOn Anthem, iowa
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Each captain halts on the line lately occupied
by the front rank, and as his rear four passes him
forms line to the left, halts his company, and
dresses it to the left
Marching i'm Column Of FOurs. to
Form Companies Successfully to
the Right Or Left into Column at
Full Distance.
BOP. 1. Column Of companies @ First COM
pany 8 fours right Tor lett) 4. MARCH, s.
Guide right Tor letl).
The leading company executes fours riqht
The other companies continue the march in
column OF tours and successfully form line
to the right and move
forward on the same
ground as the leading
D, 90 po, %, company.
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!: g
Pl AZ, 29S his movements. II
Whenever the guide in column is changed, the ~
adjutant and sergeant major, unless otherwise di- n
rected, pass by the most convenient lines to the
opposite flank.
These rules general
Being in Line. to Break by the Right
or Left Of Companies to the Rear
into Column. ssl
3Ol. J. Right Tor lefD Of companies rear into
column, 9. MARCH.
Each captain commands l. Fours right O. COL
right pi 49, Par
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WANTED Robert Wilson, of Co. G., 142d Ill Vol.
w Inf would like TO hear from any of his old
comrades also from those of Co. F. 214th Pa VOL Inf.
In writing to address follows simon Westway,
Mass.
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vJTANTED-To know the whereabouts of Capt s.
w 5 Crepps, of Co. F, 18th Regt, U. S A.. Wish
him to correspond with David Clark, Gray P. o. Bng-
ham County Idaho
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it is dismissed prescribed
To March i'm Line.
Ell. Being at halt T. For,card Guide CENTER MARCH.
The left guide of the right the center guide
and regulates the step and direction the guides maintaining the
interval of three between companies the captains in front
the center of their companies that they general
alignment without abruptly shortening frightening the sep the
major superintends the march of the battalion
27. At the command guide right captains caution: Guide
let right according they the right left wing This
rufe is general
7. To make slight change of direction, the major commands
Incline to the right Tor M and indicates the line of direction
The guide gradually advances his left shoulder giving time for the
alignment to conform to his movement.
IA. If the battalion loses STEP the major commands: STEP;
captains and their companies Immediately take the proper step
go. Marching considerable distances the line formation that
the battalion habituay takes is the line of columns of fou
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To Change Front.

panies, 2. Companies, ).
Right Tor lejt) half turn,
4. MARCH, 5. Guide
right Tor left.
The first company
executes right tarn.
The other companies
execute right hat turn;
each captain again COM
mands: Right half turn,
2. MARCH, when the
right of his company
is opposit> its place in
line.
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yyTANTED-Anyone knowing William Keller, or
w Co H IIth Pa. Cav, during the last year OF
the war will confer a favor by addressing CelestiS
Watkins, 81 Pembroke street Boston, Mass.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-08-20
COLLEGE GREEN ITEMS.
COLLEGE GREEN, Aug. 10, 1898.

COLLEGE GREEN, Aug 49, 1898.
oar farmers are busy blowing for wheat.
Sheriff Conoly was il town on Monday.
Our ampmeeting folks are all home and
settled down once more.
Mearns Moore was in Elkton on Wednes-
day last.
Miss Green, Of Wilmington, is spending
{ few days with Frank Brickley and family
Quite number of our young folks at
aded the prayer meeting held at Raleigh
Tyson on Wednesday evening last
Some VI our young folks are talking of
lavia. lshin9 party in the near future.
Miss Maggie Crothers, of Upland, is visit
ing her grand mother, Mrs. Caroline Croth-
crs
Aessts, Clinton Logan, Mears Moore and
Arthur c. Brandriif, OF Pennsgrove, N. J.,
spent Monday last fishing on the North East
river
large crowd OF people, both young and
CID, assembled at Mr.. John Murry's on Mon
day evening and rendered some fine singing
ana music. They were assisted by Mr.. Can
non, Of Leslie. and Mr.. Davis, of Bay View.
Mrs. Harriet Lambert, of North East; Mrs.
sturgeon and daughter, and Miss Lowe, of
Newport Del, are spending a few days with
Nm. Y. johnson and family.