Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-04

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| THr SUMNER caEps.
1 Of Syracuse. New York capn> n.xrt g..
=. NJ. Barber, Ileutcnsnts g. W. Cl..s.-t.
| ". IathroH and Samuel Duucan Adfr1ST-N
| Haws. Quarternasfer ". h. Crowley. - ssa--
| kcn, and Sumner Corps Band OF "A pte w. ia
| by Clark. Cniferm-light blue (frSsck coz,
| trimmed With white. New York regulation IN
| With old style white and blue feather. rAS
1 company vas orcani red only u months sftlrs
and Is an entirely independent ergani zafion. n
4 mas attained quite n reputation FOR a new corps
aud thsir marching to-day waS'the subject OF
| favorable comment This COMPANY have VIII
them the eolors used hv the isinrrt.S en- y
4 v. summer, presented them by gen. s. hsirs
ara aise The rag Central used when a apIa "
FIRsr BATTALION nAEyIASp
| Major MCDonslds, about 40 men Cs,,t,fo q
hilts commandlne battalion; Company slf,-
tain fallon; II, Captain Palles, aud q. tsa,t,i,,
1 Member.
THE puorESNE cKrrs
SI itt,senrg, came ncNi, numbering 80 mn.
OF Pittsburg. Col. Campbell; Lieut. Col Suth
| rae, Adjutant J. r.. Foster. and y. = wurrh
I saonn. a. Co; 4, Cart Reid; u. L,rut.
and r, Cart. Aud. This corps Wa oTgan.sra
IN lN'2, and presented in their grey ua forms
tne appearance.
THE STATE rENcrntRs
~ Philadelphia. Cspr. y. W. RYAN % 4. r..,,.
and men; closed this division. They were head
ID by Meetings. Liberty cOrnet banI 81 q
pieces and drum corps of m. This r,tnpapv
Was preceded by the old Guard Of The Fenci-
hles, and citizens committee OF So II vas
organized IN April. lsi2, and served in the ear
of 1914, tue war with Mexico, aud In the 9a-e
war equipped and sent out a regiment. The
uniform OF this company ~ similar % the Bur
GEES corps, with the exception OF q DARK blue
dress coat taking the pace OF scarlet one AMI
long under high state OF discipline, IA ,.y at
uactcd much attention.
Ftfsh Dtstsiou.
tol. > Smith, I'd Connecticut regiment so,a-
mauilu1-
THE srcoNp oeNNEcTiCUr nseINExr.
eco men, Of New Haven, Connectfcut. came
nrst an this division, headed by their baud
(feisbury OF % pieces, aud drum CORPS OF 10
pieces. This regiment was orgauized in acfo-
beI, ISs, a. the Second Regiment Connecticut
smes . Su "a s"cn sIsra IN the old Colonial
ncindins the rebellion, and large nlmber OF
rs membcrs have smelled gunpowder. The fol-
lowing are the officers
Col. stephen X. Smith. Lieut. Col Jobn M
Mario, Major Geo W. Tucker. Aajutant Jos
> A. Baker, Surgeon Walter IudsOn, NJ. n,
Chaplain Rev. Chas. HI. Sickle, QuarterlnasfeT
:. Isadore Bradley. Psvmastor Chas Kimberly.
Assistant Surgeon EdN ard n. Riley, NJ. u.
CaPts. Augustus 1. Goodrich, Carl q. Encel,
Dingcr, Albert {. Hendrick, Chas X Banuon.
Henry N. Smith, Dexter W. Parker, and George
Lieuts. Geo. II. Cowell. AuguStus G. rraege,
James I. Hayes. Henry II. Phillips, RusseIi
Thompson, 4. AtfwateT Barnes. VIM. 8 VIII
son, chas p. Graham, Geo. w. Parker, wm.
Carberry, Berzeiius A. Buell., Josiah y. Racon.
Dennis A. Magrsw, Chas. u. Bidwell, Jas M
Bradley, and Walter J Leavenworth.
Section Light ArtlleTy-Lieuts. l. d Chit
tenden and John p. Hubbard.
Battery t0atling Gunl-Lcat T. A;twatcr
Barnes.
Non-commissioned STAFF Sergeant Major
Eugene &. Hill, QusrteTmssteT Sergeant Samuel
y. Brown, COmmissaTy Sergeant Alexander n
Buckingham, Hospital Steward Emiie A. Cess
ner, Color Sergeant Rufus y. Chapman, Drum
Major VIM. y. skinner. Right General Guide
" n. DAILY, Sorgean; OF the Guard John Wilson,
ir., Band Master George Felsburg, Ordnance
Sergeant Fred. Il. Baldwin. Regimenial secre-
tary Thos =. Derby, Color Sergeant, Chas n
Potter, Fife Major ThOs p r. Norman, ana
Left General Guide Albert MunSon.
TIE THIRD NEW JER-EN REGIMENT
headed by q Bnen : nth regiment band. oi New
York. and their own drum corps. This com
mand numbered 42O men, uniformed in dark
gray (dress coat faced with black. infantry
cap, with white i'ompon. white crOss belts. aud
carving their knapsacks, with red blankets
rolled. " presented a very handsome appear
snce. Gait. DeIiarts conipanv q II The rrssk
one OF the regiment, and viii tomorrow. On a
dress parade OF the regiment. give an exhibition
drill Tie following are the officers 81 Nal
ison Drake. colonel comm andng; Vim. A. Nor
rel, lieutenant colonel; i. q. Rose. major: y. A.
Apeeies, adjutant; Lieut.. !. ). cowie, quarter
Gillett and - Terrell, surgeons; r. Crosby D
7: Turey. w. II. DeIfsTd, Hand, MendsieIi,
hill and ffantz, captains; John Chasey. }. q.
Cotey, Nm. Poland, - Fallsn. W. n. CLARK.
q. W. Tichenor. Geo. II. Mum, - Berry.
Davis, q. l.. VIM. Geo. Savage. - lee. Johp
Slime and Saml Emery, lieutenants.
BUTLER IOTAVEs,
OF this city; major, &. Ii. Fisher; qGarterlnas-
ter >. ID. Williams: 90 muskets; uniform. blue
PANT, White leggings; blue jackets trimmed
with led, white and red turban with blue fez.
TERRITORIAL Guards.
of this city, Captain. Beverly Tucker, 10 mus
keis; UNIFORM, dark blue coats and pants with
white trimmings, regulation cap, white pom
ron.
TIE 5TH MARYLAND REGIMENT.
IN command OF }. Stryeker Jenkins. $50 in line.
WIN iuli band of 10 pieces anu a drum corps OF
70 men, did not arrive until N O'Clock a. m ana
took position i'm line in this division They wore
nios overeoats over their uniforms, with white
leatner belts This regiment han in line their
tine dag. with the coat OF arms OF the Tinted
States and the state Of MARYLAND fthc lrtrer
ne1ng .ne motto. Increase and multiply - en-
This regiment was formed in June. Is.;7. and
IN its ranks are to he found men who served on
opposite sides dnring the rebellion and IN il "a
practical eNemplifcation Of the ouotatiop
brethren dwelling together IN peace ami
unity. IL has sustained a reputation already
OILY Oh, e.lolea By the older regiments 81 The
sixth Division.
IHiED BATTALION STANTON GUARDS
of this city. Major Allen NJ. Bland commanding.
with Mr.. Sidney Mcfarland and Counness.v
Bell as staff officers, and full drum corps came
next. Inns organization H. composed OF four
e Sa,i W averaging 80 men each; company A,
Sapt. Nolford Marshall, with LIST Lieutenant
Il wormley and I'd Lieutenan MT Edmond BrocI-
enborough; company IL, Capt Fred. wsrren-
with lst Lieut.. Hardness. and ID Lent Dsnsei
buckley; company &. Capt. Thomas H BaIson.
with LIST Lieut. Richard Lewis and 81 Lient ~
Dung; company ID, Capt. VIM. Allen. Win
lst Lieut.. james Reeder and III Lieut s;ecrce
W sshington. The Sergeant Major il VIM. Rem
nett The uniform IL dark biae frock co,f
win white trimmings and regulation buttons
light blue pants, with bun Trimmings and res
ulsticn cap with pompons.
LINCOLN ZorAvEs,
oil baltimore, Captain Burgess, 60 men, blpe
uniform, with white shirt; Monumental Corpef
Band.
90. y. 18TH PA. NATIONAL cram
captain, p. y. Augustine: Lieutenant, James
Douglas and H. Woodland. 20 men, was pext an
irne, with the 18th regiment band, 20 pieces
Uniform, gray with black and gold trimmings,
infantry cap, white Tompon. This company
were met by Quarter master w Means. OF the
Butler Zouaves, and escorted TO quarters.
seventh Division.
hiley A. Shinn, marshal; Major George Hill,
Enoeh Clifford, Louis ID. Wine, samuel Cross,
Rldgely McClair, r. r. Berry, Guy Howard,
Arthur Cropley, e. NJ KEYS and J. b. Ray, as
sstant marshais; ex-Presidents and Vice Pres
idents OF the United States; supreme Court OF
the nited States; Court Of Claims of the United
States and its officers: SUPREME Courf M tia