The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23
The German Regiment.

The German RcgIment.
This new organization comprised four COM
panies. The uniform is the regulation uni
form of the German army-blue tunic and
trowsers and the Prussian helmet.
The command was officered as follows:
Lieutenant CoIonel-Aug. Reichard.
Major-Ed. Lilienthal.
Adjutant-B. ArmbruSter.
Lieutenant Quartermaster-J. G. Rengs
storff.
Lieutenant Inspector Hermann.
Sergeant Major-Henry Wassum.
COMPANY A.
Captain-O. M. Tennison.
First Leutenant-John Jacobs.
Second Lieutenant Widder.
COMPANY B.
CaptaIn-Charles Assenheimer.
First Leutenant~-Henry Grosch.
Second Lieutenant-George Forester.
COMPANY @.
Captain-George Mueller.
First Lieutenant commanding Stolt.,
COMPANY D.
Captain. Schlumbrecht.
First tLieutenant-John Gaerken.
Second Leutenant-- Albert
The command paraded about $50 men
strong.
Following the German Regiment. uniformed
In the costume of our grandfathers, were the
Continental Guards.
Captain-Willam Pierce.
First Lieutenant-E. T. Perriloux.
Second Lieutenant-Charles A. Thfel.
Junior Second Lieutenant-L. A. Longley'
Surgeon-John M. Cullen, Nj. d.
Secretary: P. Puryes.
Treasurer-G. r. Hall.
First Sergeant-Z Imbau
Second Sergeant w. Cooper.
Third Sergeant-V Volnny Brown.
Fourth Sergeant-S. Mcneil.
Color Sergeant-John G. Hood.
First Corporal-B. I'll. Watkins.
Second Corporal-H. Fl, True.
Third CorDorai-P. 5. Moran.
Fourth Corporai-Charles Maurice.
The Continentals have o membership OF
ffty-seven and fifty-one OF them participated
In the parade. The
Crescent City Battalion
followed the Continentals, and presented an
appearance that reminded us of the days be-
fore the sections had any difficulties or differ
ences between them. The ladies, as they
passed by, ahed and ahedi which no doubt
made ma the Ieet of me tonyclookng oat5alion @
cision OF machinery. The Crescent City BAT
TALON is composed OF five companies, and od1-
cered by the following gentlemen:
Lieutenant Colonel -Chas E. Fenner.
Major-Richard G. Bond.
Surgeon--Cornelius Beard, III. ID.
Quartermaster-John Augustln.
Ordnance Officer Samuel FL. Buck.
Adjutant-W. II. c. Robinson;
Assistant Surgeon-M. Z. Sehlatre, M' ~
Sergeant Major-B. G. Mire.
DR., MetcaH acted for the medical stan.
LEAGUE GUARDS
Captain-W. +. Pinckard
First Ientenant-Alfred FrellSen.
Second Lieutenant NJ N. WISDOM;
Junior Second Lfeutenant-G. IL. Green.
Forty-fi members; forty-two on parades
NICHOLS RIFLES.
Cantain-Ed. Flood.
First Lieutenant-P. j. Kelly.
Second Lieutenant-H. NJ. Read.
Jnnjor Second Leutenant-J. [. McMaho
Tbirty-six members, thirty on parade.
LOUISIANA GRAYs.
Captain-Atwood Violet.
FIRST Lieutenant-F. o. Minor.
Second Lieutenant. ?. Kelly.
Junior Second Lieutenant-Jas. L.. harris,
Thirty-fige members; thirty-one on parade.
CRESCENT RIFLES.
CaptaiD-R B. Peasants.
First Lieutenant-H. H. Baker.
Second Lieutenant-John G. Woods.
Junior Second Lieutenant-Leslie Bobb.
Flfty-one members; forty-nine on parade.
vAUDRY RIFLES.
Captain-A. c. Morphy.
First Lieutenant-H. b Ferguson.
Second Lieutenant-P. +. Angelovich.
Junior Second Lieutenant E. H. Farrar.
Forty-tW0 members. tnlftv v-SeVen on paTaQss~
There was gold medal offered for competI-
tion by Col Fenner to the company which
would turn out the largest percentage OF
| members In the Crescent City Battalion.
The Crescent City rifles were awarded the
prize having reported ninety.four per cent OF
| their roll for parade.
| Following the Crescent City Battaue14
came the three companies Of the
/ Battalion Washington AYtflIeg3
These companies drilled as If they kzsafeea7
service, which fact Is peroeptible upon =