Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
THE EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
SATURDAY..F February 26. 1851.
THE INAUGURAL PROCESSION.

SATURDAY...... February 26. 1881.
THE INAUGURAL PROCESSION.
Gen. Sherrnan,s Official Program.
General Sherman, grand marshal this after
noon issued the following:
IEAUGURAL-MARCH 4, 1881.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb 26, 1881.
The following will constitute the program of
the inaugural processiOn:-Two platoons city
police (mounted). grand marshal, aids.
FIRST DIVISION
ION Pennsylvania and New York avenues,
north SIDE, facing south; right near nth streetl
Twelve Companies Regular Artillery; Four
Companies Marine Battalion; Cleveland Troop,
cavalry; President and Party, In carriages;
Philadelphia Troop cavalry; Knights TempIar.
Boys In Blue, platoons; Naval Cadets; Two
Horse Batteries, Regulars; Battalion Washing
ton Light InfantIy, companies, Col; Moore;
| Cadets, Va; LangSton Guards, Norfolk, Va;
| Union Blues. Townsville, Ga; Rome Star
! Guards, Ga; National Rifles, Capt. Burnside;
signal Corps, L. =. Army; 9Th New York Rag;.
ment
SECOND DIVISION.
{Around the square east or Jne Capitol, right
| near North Capitol street, left near New Jer-
sey avenue southeast. and massed to the rear1
| Maj. Gen. John +. Hartranft staff; ISL brigade,
| Brig. Gen. 9. r. SnoWden.-Keystone Battery,
1 ~.
J. oscar Jones; state Fencibles. Mai John ".
| Ryan; 1st Reg. Nat. G. Pa, Col. Weidersham
ID Reg. Nat. q: Pa, Col. Dechart; 81 Reg. MAJ
Gen. Frank Reeder.- Washington TToop' Cap cap
MatIach; Griftin's Battery, Capt. Denitnorne
| Satington Rifles. Capt. Mcdowell; 4th Re-,
Sst: g. Pa, Col Good; 9Th Reg; Nat. q; Pa, CD
1lth Reg. Nat, G. Pa, col Ruper T,
Third BTigade-Brig. Gen. J. K. slgrrled-
Ashland Dragoons. Capt: Barnard Wyoming
Col. Caldwell; 18TH Reg Nat. G. Pa; Col.
| Stead; 18th Reg. Nat. G. Pa, Col. Boes; 9th
Reg: Nat: Pa, Col. Reynolds Fourth Brigade
| Brig. Gen. J. A, Beaver.-SherIdan Troop,
| Capt. Jones; Knap's Battery, Capt. Glenn; sta
Reg: Nat. g. Pa, Col. Burchtield: 10th Reg. Nat.
G.. Pa, Col. Hawkins; 14th Reg. Nat. G. Pa,
Filth BIigade-Brig. Gen. II. s. Huidekoper.-
Titusville Battery, Capt. Henry; 18th Reg. Nat.
G. Pa. Col. Carpenter; 10Th Reg. Nat. G. Pa,
Col. Wiley; nth Reg. Nat. G. Pa, Col Kurtis.
| THIRD DIVISION.
| (On south side pennsylvania avenue, facing
north; right near New Jersey avene southeast;
left near 1th street, and massed to the rear;
Major Gen. Thos. G: Fletcher; stan; Grand
Army OF the Republic; Boys In Blue. New
iork-Major Gen. Hunter and staff. 5tn divi-
sion n: \; Natl Guard; troop e, N. Y. State
800 men; Richfieid Springs Vet. Corps, Capt.
Fay, 100 men; Union C'u0 Battery Brooklyn,
Capt. Kenneth, jr., 100 men; Blnghampton City
Guards, Capt. Dunn, 100 men; Utica Citizens
Corps, Capt. Kincaid, 100 men; Remington Riiie
Corps Capt. Brazle, IS men; Central City Vet.
Corps, OF syracuse; Battery A. Light Art, Roch-
ester, Capt EMBEDDING; Battery d, Light Art,
N. Y. city, Capt. Blssell: BinghampGon Com
pSny, n. Y. State g., Capt. Durkee, 80 men:
Media Company, n. \. State g., Capt. Beecher,
SO men; Malone Company N. Y. s. G, Capt.
Beman, 65 men; Elmra Company n. Y. s. g.
Lieut. Holman; Sumner Corps, Syracuse Capt
Barber, 80 men; OsWego Company n. Y. s. g.,
Capt. Thompson; District OF Columoia-Bat-
Washington Light Guards, capt. McCathran,
so men; Union Veteran Corps, Capt. Thomson,
GO men. Pennsylyania-Feter ans OF Pittsburg,
ment Tltusvliile ,ctltizens Corps, Col. Roberts,
SO men; Quay Guards, Capt. Miller Glrards-
vile Grays, Capt, Hoffman: Girardsville Light
Greensburg; Washington Infantry, Capt. Nc.
Farland, 60 men; Dickinson College Cadets,
Lieut.: Richmond .: S. Army, so men;
Harrisburg City Grays Capt. Mooney 80 men.
New Jersey-9th Regiment Nat. c., Col. Hart;
companies and B, lst Vet Bat, Capt. TiDoles;
company G, 6tn Regiment Nat g., Capt. Lee.
Delaware-Company c, Dupont G.'5, Capt. Cur.
It's: company B, Toroert 6. s; GARFIELD Vet. G s.
DR.. Koeblis lpresidenp, $50 men: Young Mems
Rep. Club, +: E. Rach, 500 men. Ohlo-Govern.
ors g., Capt. Tatng; company L, LIST Int,
Nat. e.. Capt Foeiger; company A, 18th INF.
Nat. e.. Capt. Adams; 9th Reg. Nat. G Palmer
G.'s., Capt. Payne; Gibson ca Capt. Tucker
"a men; Falkner g. Capt. JAS Smith, 60 men;
Garfield and Arthur Club A. n. Dennlson, 10 IN eu;
! Miebigan-lsJ Brigade Light Troops, Brig. Gen.
Wilmington; Grand Rapids Guards, Capt. Rogers
30 meD; GAINESVILLE Guards, Capt. Ii. \. Smith
Bowen CITY Rifles, Capt. Lagrange: Bay Gig
Guards, (Nat. 6 y capt. Kendall. Menom!aes
Guards, (Nat ca Capt. George; KosCiusEo
| Guards. Capt. Borcnardt Indl4na-PettrsOlrg
Company, Capt. Hanmln1 100 men; Watecl3
titles, Capt. Mcbride; Evansville Light Gdarl
| Capt. MCCUtchan; Sherman Guards, G apr. =. =
Suit. liinois-Chicago Union Veteran Cluo
Major Bennett, 200 mel; 10Th Battalion Int
Nat G., Lieut. L. G. Wheeler. adjt, 100 mel
ADMINISTRATIONS G.. Capt TaTnev. DIVA
CO. /, Isl Reg. nat. G., Capt. MERRILL Co. T. 3
K 8. Nat. C., Capt. Cox. Kansas --fsr Reg. KaS
Vols. capt. Louis; Bat. No. (Wintleld). Cap
baight; lawrence CLUB. D; Dobos, Sec. 81
Capt. Bigbtower. New liamp,hre-Co: A Nat
g., Petersboro, Capt. JaQuth, so men; STAFFORD
Gs Capt. Abbott. Connecticut-Gov. and staff
chusetts-Co. C, Lowell Phalanx Capt KINDA Ill
115 men; Co. d, 5th Reg. NJ, Capt. Snow loo men.
ESz FOURTH DIVISION.
Son south size pennsylvania avenue, right ne Il
18th street, left near Treasury and massed to
the rear.l NAL Gen. Charles Il. Field. Staf.
Maryland-5th Regiment Nat. Guard, Col
Whiting; Goyernors s Guard Capt Green 50
son, 60 men; Frederick Rthemen, Capt Nc
Sherry; Maryland HUzara. Capt. Rand; Cations
vile Armory Guard, Capt. Barnette, 80 men.
Virginia Guard, Col Manning; Hannib al G. lard.
Norfolk, Capt Mills; Flipper Guards, Capt.
lTH1l: Petersburg Blues, Capt. Farley; Peters.
burg Guards, Capt. Lewis; Lynchburg Blues.
Capt. Pettigrew: Hill City Guard CaOt, Garlic:
SeahOard Elliott Grays, Capt. Corfrew; Warren
Light Infantry, Capt. Macatee; Alexandria
Light Infantry, Capt. McBurney; State Guard.
Richmond, Capt. Paul; st. johns Academy
Corps, Maj. w. G. Potter. West Virginia KAN
awha Rif1emeD, Capt Snyder. South Carolina -
Governors Guard, Capt. Jones; Richland Rifle
Co., Capt RtchbOurg; German Huzzars, Capt.
Reiche; Marion Artillery, Capt. LoWnies; Ger.
man Artillery, Charleston, Capt Wagner.
Tennessee - Delegation. SilaS Fiournay,
| FIorida-3d Fla State Militia, Col Gonzales.
| FIFTH DIVISION.
CIVIC socleties-t1n and about City Hall and
| Judiciary square TO follow the 4th division J
| Col. Robt. Boyd, assisted by his staff and the
| local committee. Department Of Maryland
| q. A. r., Gen. Ross, 500 men; l. o. G. T.. Grand
! Lodge, Wis. b. +. Parker; Nat Irish Repupli-
| can Club OF n. Y, Col. O'Bierne, 500 men; Couu
| Gil No. |, Union League Of America. Baltimore
| Thos. r. Rich; Republican InvtncibleS, Pntla,
| delphia, w. b. Smith, 200 men; Young Mems
| Garfield and Arthur Club, Brooklyn. NJ. Peter
| sen. Jr.. so men; Kings County Rep. Campaign
| Committee, Brooklyn, +. F. BarnWall, 50 mea:
| John Gill Engineer Corps, orange n. Y, E. H.
| Whiting 50 men; Garfield and Arthur Ciub.
| New Salem, Pa, Lieut. Scott, 80 men; GARFIELD
| and Arthur Club, Meyersburg, Pa, II. G. McKtn-
| ley, 100 men; Young Republican Club Pnlia-
| delphia, Col. Gllpln, 500 men; Union Republican
| Club. Philadelphia, VIM. X. Leeds, 200 men:
| West Philadelphia CLUB, w. E. Rowan 20j
men; Continental Club, Philadelphia, JOS NJ.
| McD0nald, $50 men; Waldorf Cub Pnila6nl