Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04
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OF Ii men was yeTv credtable. They carried
the club and national colors, and the state flag
Of Pennsylvania. The club was organ Zed last
Txl and its membership is limited 10 seventy
kVe-the namber in the line to-day. They
were escorted by delegation of the Young
Mems Republican Club OF this District.
THE CAMERON CLUB, OF PHILADELPHrA,
commanded by its president, state Senator Jas.
II. Alexander, of Pennsy lv ania. and number
ing 200 men, followed, preceded by AN excellent
land, consisting Of twenty-eight pieces The
members were ununifOrmed, but all wore light
blue badges, inscribed with the name OF the
organization. The officers of this club are:
President, Hon James Il. Alexander; Vice
Presidents. William Sharp, and Joseph r. Sou
der; Treasurer, Philip III. klohse, ami Secre-
tary, John W. DuBree. The marching and
general appearance OF the club were generally
admired. They carried handsome silk Anne
TieaB dag.
TIE GRANT AND WILSON sLEE CLUB,
OF Columbus, ohio, - men, under command of
II. W. Fillmsn; LIST Lieutenant and Musical Di-
rector, VIM, Lott; 2d Lieut., j. j. yoglestein.
This club was organized during the recent cam
Paign and rendered good service. They are
.HaTtered At the st. James.
NEw YORK REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION,
enc hundred in number, headed by Winters
band, of Baltimore.
TIE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ASSOCIATIONS,
or Baltimore, under Col. Summers, and with
their sin old battle flags used by the Maryland
soldiers IN the late war.
Ninth Division.
col. y. A. Magruder, Marshal. Assistants-
Il. -. II. a.
P.'far,lon, john Carroll Brent, A. X. Browne,
Capt. JOS Il. Rife, W. A. Short, Edward TOWN
send, W. ii. Adams, Edward johnson.
THG ORPHANS.
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans, N i'm number
uniformed in blue, with a small banner; com
nandeo by Chas f. Mechan. They were pre-
ctded by Walkers band, Of Baltimore.
THE VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR,
about one hundred and fifty strong, under the
sarshalship of Major II. A. White came next
IN order. They wore silk badges and rosettes,
rfa.I nj. haff
by Sergeant Peter MalOney, a veteran of thirty
years. Following the veterans ambulance
bearing several disabled survivors of the Mexi-
can war. This organization was uniformed
9he Veterans from Baltimore were marshaled
by Colonel VIM. L. Scbley. with assistant mar
shsl Cornelius Brown, and j. G.. Fury and John
". Hamilton a color sergeants. who bore with
them the flags which were carried i'm the Mexi-
can war. The badge worn by each of the vete-
rams was Of red ribbon with the words s'Mexi-
can Volunteers inscribed in black letters i'm
. black tassel attached TO the end OF the badge.
THE GERMAN VETERAN UNION
OF this District, 10 members, marshaled by W.
tsrron, and headed by the President, MIR.
TrZcisck. This organization wore black suits
and the army fatigue cap.
The Baltimore Mexican Veteran Union had
an ambulance drawn by white horses contain
ing eight OF their disabled members.
Tenth Division.
William J.. Cowan, marshal. Assistants, Geo.
q. Walker, II. Daily, George Follansbee Frank
Eehzier, William Helms, Lieut.. John r. Kelly,
Francis McNerhany, Fred. e. Waterman
HnnIy Major.
THE wAsHISGTON sCHUETzES vERErx.
100 members in uniform, m1rshaled by George
dent: John VOgt, vice president; c. RUPERT.
Treasurer, aud l. Biout, secretary.
Baltimore Schuetzen COrI~. -.
EengeT Schuetzen, OF Baltimore, ~.
These all wore the schuetZen uniform gray
coats, trimmed with green, black hats, with
feather, and each carried the American, Ger
man and Sehuetzen color.
The COLUMBIA TURNER vERIEy.
al the District, came next, 10 members. under
the naTshalship OF VIM. Helms. headed by a
drum corps, and the president OF the organiza-
ton, r lenkul. The uniform of this organza-
lion consisted OF grey sack coat, black pans.
and amy regulation hat.
Then followed
TIE SOCIAL TURNER vERETS. OF BALTIMORE
70 me mbcrs, marshsled br +. kroh, AMI headed
sy +. List, the president, and delegation of
ID OF the baltimore Turner Verein.
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.
Numbering 20 men. in green gala and swords
commanded by knight Collins and headed by
Gaekeys field music.
Eleventh Division,
John +. Cook. marshal Assi-tauts-.John T.
johnson. Thomas W. Chase, Henry johnson.
Zero, ~. ;. Il. Wall, solomon c. Brown. John
d. Brooks, John A. Simms, Col. Perry Carson,
-. BOWEN PIONEERS.
numbering ~ men. under Cant Scott armed
with axes; uniform. blue shirts, trimmed with
white, government hat, with white feather
TWILIGHT CADETS,
Numbering q. Capt. James Campbell: black
pants, coats and caps; armed with swords
EAST WASHINGTON PIONEERS
sEmtering p. Capt. Moore; black pants. red
shirts. and white caps.
SHEPHERD PIONEERS
nhmoerlhs -, under capt Motion. Uniform
B.aek pants, white stripe. blue shirts trimmed
"ith white, and blue caps; armed with axes.
COLUMBIA PIONEERS.
a. men. CAPTAIN lanes MoOra-darL cara Hue
shirts trimmed with white.
THIRD DISTRICT (GEoRGETowS) REPUBLIc,S
CLUB,
hes,Ied by the Philharmonic band or 1;eo,,e-
town, ~ pieces, chief mounted marshal Rol,,t
Conrey; aides, John A. Selby and Francis II er-
PER-, eRlsr loot marshal, A. AcCliesh; aides,
l. Sheekel; 90 men in line. with large dag
south Baltimore Drum Corps
The sth district lsborers association. iJ0
etfong, msrshaled by Joseph Brooks. dressed
IN blue pants and Shirt. white leather b.lt aud
ki ack seit hats with badge.
BRiENOsBIr ASSOCIATION, OF SOUTH BALrI-
MORE.
numbering 70 men, marshxlled NV Geo-ge w
Queen, uniform, blue shirt. red front collar
and cuffs, black pants gold stripe. white leg
Ing, piae cap god band and white pompOn.
ms club MAS armed a. pioneers and carried a
nae white SILK banner. ON which WA, a portrait
Of Henry Winter Davis.
.. coLrAX GLIB 20. OF SOUTH BALTIMORE,
20 men, blue shirts, dark pants CAPS similar tn
10 proceeding organization. banner OF white
siik with emblem Wesley Wilson, marsha
@kANr AND WILSON PIONEERS OF SorTH RAJ
TINORE,
y men, capt j. ". Ames. Lieut. C. H. Will
hams and Sergt- G. ii. Clark blue shirt, with
fta iaeings, back Plhts, blue caps and white
pomFOn. 'S
MOONLIGHT CLrR. OF EALTIMeeE.
II men. dark clothes, blae caps aud red belf.
marshSlled by George BAlloch.
tALLkEsS JNION-EO- i. RALTINSPE
3. men; white shirts dab blue collars All dark
caps.
Monumental Association. of Baltimore
JWelfth DiSB&iOn.
CHIEF Engineer Martin Cronin NIarsbal A..
.t>tanfS-W. a. Drew. K III. Booker Jsne.
hcDevitt. William X. Wallace. - ) Baker.
Jshn A. Bayiy. George W. Smith. Charles
1hk fIkE DEPA2TTENT, DISTRICT OF ,o-T-u-
BIA,
composed this u vision. The members wore
HER new uniforms, consisting OF doubie-brezst-
ed close fitting frsck coat % dark blue cIsth
hned with Light blse flannel, pant. Of the same
material, clIt with lap seam AID Close aroy.,d
me waist, With loose legs; helmet same a. mere
sod1re worn, and wh. te gloves.
lie following WA the order an line:-Chi.f
inser Martin CroL,in AMI Assistant Eng
heSI u Drew, in fsil dress uniforms.
NO engipe, Joseph Parrish, fireman. and
'cn heh- the engine HAs drawn by two dark
Ion sfs1 horsesr the apparatus wss decorated
Win nags, nowers and ever green wreatbs Va,s
SSifiS &c drawn by two handsome iron grsvs
Engine No. ,, Charles Hurdle. foreman.