Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-06

O. volunteers to reach Washington. were
duartered here for the night OF April iS'
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tives The first quarters OF the TIN new
York Regiment.
No. 5-The Capitol: Senate chamber. The
first quarters eff the 9Th Massachusetts Reg
No. 6-"The Kenmore" North Capitol
street between and c streets northwest.
On this site George Washington began to
build a residence for himself, but he never
completed the house.
No. baltimore and Ohio railroad sta
tion New Jersey avenue and street north
west. The site of Soldiers Rest" where
arriving troops were halted. is on the right
hand side of the train shed. going east.
No. S-Northwest corner of Indiana ave-
nue. and street northwest. This building,
then the Office of the National Republican,
was the headquarters of the Wide
of 1850, and was also used as the armery
of the 9Th Battalion of District troops.
No. 9-New Jersey avenue between and
c streets northwest. The site OF the Tur-
troops. and the Turner Rifles had an ar
mory in the building.
Points North OF the Capitol
No 1O-North Capitol and X streets north
west. near st. Aloyslus Church. Site Of st.
Aloysius Hospital.
No. 11-H street between 18th and 18th
streets northwest. The residence of Mr..
Caleb B. Smith. Secretary OF the Interior
from 1861 to 1863
No. Pho 205 I street northwest This
house, used as a hospital during the war,
was occupied as a residence by Gen Grant
when he was elected to the presidency 1t
then became the home OF Gen. Sherman
and later Of Mayor Emery.
No. ID street, running to H street, be-
tween I'd and Sd streets northwest Site OF
Staunton Hospital.
northwest. running back to K and I'd streets
("Minnesota row.. Site Of Douglas Hos
pital.
No. 15-Columbian law building Site OF
old Trinity Church, in which the 18th New
York Regiment was CHARTERED.
No. 16-C and Sd streets northwest Trim.
ity Church. Site of Trinity Hospital.
No. 17-Nos. $50 and 364 C street north
west. Site of street hospital
No. 1S-Pennsylvania avenue, st. Charles
Hotel. Vice President Hannibal Hamlin
lived in this house
No. 19-No. 1907 Fl street northwest. Res
idence of Gideon Wells, Secretary Of the
Navy from 1851 to 1869.
No. 2O-H street between Vermont avenue
and 18th street northwest. Residence Oh
Thomas A. Scott, assistant secretary OF
war.
No. 21-Northeast corner of H and 18th
Residence General
George B. Mcclellan.
NO Pr street between 18th and 18th
streets northwest. Residence Of Edward
Bates, Attorney General from 1851 to 1868
No 23-Southwest corner of c and 4th
streets northwest, Metropolitan Methodist
Church. Here Bishop Newman preached
and General Grant, General Logan. Secre-
tary Chase and, later, President Mckinley
attended service.
No 24-Southwest corner Pennsylvania
~%~ kI,xryn (D1ry
tion building, in which the Sd New Jersey
I'd New York and 26th Pennsylvania regi-
ments were quartered.
No. 25-Indiana and Louisiana avenues
between 4th and 5th streets (the city halD
Site of the City Hall Hospital.
The Vicinity Of Judiciary Square.
No 26-Judiciary Square.-The first sol
diers to arrive in Washington were from
Allentown, Lewistown, Pottsyille and Read
ing, Pa, and they were quartered on this
site in the inaugural ball room.
No. 27.-Judiciary Square. rear Of City
Hail. Site Of Judiciary Square Hospital.
No. 2s-Judiciary square. site now occu-
pied by the extension Of the court house
Here stood the building used for the Inau-
gural ball. on March 4. 1861.
No. 29.-North side OF e street. between
4th and 5th streets northwest. Site OF City
Infirmary Hospital. the only one at first
the men of the 9Th Massachusetts Regi-
ment who were wounded in Baltimore II
was burned in 1851.
No. 30.-School house on 9Th street north,
west, on Judiciary Square, opposite T
street. Site of the 9Th Street Hospital,
No. 31-Massachusetts avenue, between
4th and 5th streets northwest. The house
now occupied by Engine Company No {
was used as an Armory by the Metropolitan
Rifles. 's@ ze.E-e-.t- r.+-~-s SGD
No 32.-Boundary street, northern limit
of 9TH and 9Th streets northwest Site OF
Campbell Hospital.
No BID street near 9Th street north
west. Residence of Daniel Webster.
No. 34.-Pennsylvania avenue. opposite
National Hotel and West Of the Clarendon
The 2Sth New York Regiment was guar
tered here.
No. 35.-Louisiana avenue east OF 9Th
street. Assembly rooms, afterward Can
terbury Hall Here were quartered the 18th
New York and 4th Pennsylvania Regiments
No. 36.-Northwest corner e and 9Th
streets northwest. Residence of Mr.. Sal
mon P. Chase. Secretary Of the Treasury
from 1861 to 1864.
No. BID and 9th streets northwest Uni