National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15


Captain, A. d. Cowles first lieutenant, Jacob Wal
lace; second lieutenant, J. H. Hoffman junior
second lieutenant A. ~ Nannoy; 10 men. Com
pany T. (Quhce Rifles of Shoe IIee), organized in
1S79-Captnin T.. +. McRon; first lieutenant, ]. W.
Campbell second lieutenant, N. II. Mclean;
Junior second lieutenant, J. A. Patterson; 80 men.
Company Salisbury Rihes), organized in 1880
Captain, Theodore Parker; first lieutenant, Wal
lace f. Grayi second lieutenant, james W. Rum
pie: 80 men.
MCHtGAS.
Although the Peninsula State was not one Of the
original thirteen who struggled for independence,
she has taken deep interest in the Centennial
celebrntion aud will be represented MS follows
His ENcellcncy David II. Jerome, Governor;
Brigadier-General John Robertson, adIutant.gen-
eral; Brigadier. General William g. Gage, inspect
or.genernl; Brigader. General Nathan Church,
quartcrmastor general; Major Charles ID. Long,
Judge advocate; Colonel J. G. wormer, aide-de-
camp; Colonel Charles h. Peck, aide-de. camp;
Colonel +. II. Cruel, aide e-de.camp; Colonel
Henry s. Raymond, aide de. e.camp; Colonel G. Il.
Grisson, State military board, A. d. c.. Colonel II.
NJ. Duiied, State military board A. ID. c.! Driga.
dier. General w. II. Wilmington, First Brigade
Michigan State Troops; Lieutenant Colonel T. A.
Sumner, assistant adjutaut- general; Lieutenant
Colonel Il. A. Liggett, brigade inspector; Lieu
tenant Colonel James H. Kidd, brigade quarter
master; Captain W. A. Butler. ade-de-camp;
Captain A. u. Porter, aide dc camp
Michigan Battalion State Troops-Coloncl Israel
C. Smith, Second Regiment NJ. s. T., commanding.
Lieutenant. Colonel, i. II. Blnckmnn, Third Regi-
ment; Major, u. +. Wheeler. First Regiment; Sur
gcon, II. II. Mills. Third Regiment; Assistant Sur
geon, c. NJ. Woodward First Regiment. Company
A, First Regiment (Ann Arbor)-Captain, Charles
ii. Manley; First Lieutenant, Jacob i. Schuh Sec
ond Lieutenant, Charles Hiscook. Company u.
First Regiment (Adrianl-Captain. Martin OJenry:
First Lieutenant, vacant; Second Lieutenant,
William l.. Church. Company u, Second Rcgi-
ment Grand Rapids)-Captain, Henry W. Calk-
insi First Lieutenant, Frederick J. Morrison; /;
Second Lieutenant, Alva II. Richmond: :
Company @, Second Regiment Qona)-
Captain, Frederick S. Hutchinson; first -lieuten-
ant, Angelo f. Tower second Lieutenant, Henry
G. Sessions. Company d., Third Regiment Bay
City-Captain, Charles L. Hawley; first lieutenant
Horace =. Warflcld: second lieutenant. Robert b.
Doleson. Company T.. Third Regiment, East Sag
n anaw-Captain, Albert l.. Button first lieutenant,
Lewis c. Sade; second lieutenant, Timothy II.
Mccoy.
The Michigan troops will arrive here to- morrow
at two o'clock, enroute for Yorktown.
VERMONT.
The troops from the Green Mountain State have
been selected from each section, care being ex-
ercised to choose such bodies as presented the
ihVsN tOiultllg hpptlihHCe. lnC TtpIcscHtu-
ton will be us follows: His Excelency Roswell
Farnham, Governor and commander. in chief;
His Honor John l.. Barstow, lieutenan governor |;
Brigader- General 7. 8. Peck adjutant- general !;
Brigadier- General L, q. Kingsley, quartermaster-
general; Brigader. General George w. Hooker,
judge advocate. general; Brigadier- General L. NJ.
Bingham, surgeon general: Colonel George L.
Childs, Colonel E. Ely Goddard, Colonel II. j.
Brooks Colonel William X. Rowell, Colonel NJ. X.
mi a in gontt MI idoo do
Vermont Battalion National Guard-Malor Al
bert d. Tcnny, First Regiment, v. n. g., command.
ing. Company ID. Ransom Guards OF st. Albans-
Captain, +. Stewart Stnnahan; first lieutenant g..
H. Wood; second lieutenant, William II. Farrar /;
81 men. Company !, Estey Guard OF Brattlcboro-
Captain, George II. Bond; first lieutenant, T. W.
Child; second lieutenant, c. r. Stevens; 81 men.
Ransom Guard Band, OF st. Albans-Twenty. five
pieces. Burleigh Corps, of Whitehall N. Y.-Ninth
Separate Company Third Division N. G. S. NJ "
Captain, X. E. Bascom.
NEW YORK.
The Empire State failed to make any approprin-
ton to enable participation In the ceremonies at
Yorktown; but one regiment of her National
Guard, the Thirteen the Brooklyn will go, having
raised $4,000 by fair to defray its expenses. A
company from Buffalo and one from Whitehall
will also visit Yorktown. The State delegation Is
as follows: His EXcellency Alonzo u. Cornell
Governor; Msjor-Genera Frederic Townsend, ad.
jutant-general: Brgadier Generals Robert l.. oil.
ver inspector general; Daniel D. Wylie, chief of
ordnance; Lloyd Aspinwall, cnsineer.in. chief;
William H. Watson, surgeon general; Horace Rus.
r, tpaxs, Charles i EGssttoR st
missary- general; j. W. Hoysradt paymaster gen.
eral, and A. G. Barnes general inspector rifle
practice; Colonies James NJ Varnum, Henry NJ.
Watson, Francis N. Mann, Charles s. Francis aud
John T. Mott, aides-de-camp, and Colonel Charles
Cornell, acting military secretary
Thirteenth Regiment National Guard of New
York headquarters, Brooklyn)-Colonel, David Il.
Austen, commanding; lieutenant colonel, Theo.
b. Gates; major William II. II. Tyson; adjutant,
George b. Davis; quartermaster, Brevet Captain ].
Fred Ackermani commssary, Jere. A. Weinberg;
surgeon, James J. Terhune; assistant surgeon,
George W. Brush, chaplain Henry Ward Beeeher;
inspector rifle practice Theo. II. Babcock. Com
pany A-Captain, William J. Collins; first lieu
tenant Watkin w. Jones; second lieutenant
Eugene j. Snow. Company B-Captaln.
Edward NJ. Smith; first lieutenant, William
a. Brown; second lieutenant, David r. Man
ming Company C-Captain James L. Deuison
second lieutenant, Frank b. s. Morgan. Company
D-Captain, Thomas +. Randolph; first lieutenant
William W. Hanold: second lieutenant, John l.. s.
Kellner. Company E-Captan, Edward Faekner;
first lieutenant, William Kirby; second lieutenant
Samuel w. Smith. Company F-Captain, Richard
p. Morlc; first lieutenant, Frank IIarrison second
lieutenant James L. Daily. Company G--Captain
William L. Watson; first lieutenant, A. Fuller
Tones; second lieutenant, Samuel r. Skinner
Company ll-Captain, Henry L. Kane; first lieu
tenant, John Garlich; second lieutenant, Joseph
Frolich. Company I-Captain, George T. Homans
first lieutenant, Alonzo Townley. Company X
Captain George b. Squires; first lieutenant, Will
lam J. McKelvey
Non.eommissioned staff-sergeant major, Rus.
Werner commissary- sergeant, Frank Kilholg;
ordance sergeant, james McNevin hospital stew
ard, Charles q. Curtis; acting drum major, John
Smith band leader, Harvey D. Dodsworth; SER
geant standard bearers, Haywood Smith and
Charles NJ. Nichols, jr right general guide, Albert
L. Hamilton left general guide ID, Schuyler Ben.
nett.
Company veterans sixty.Rfth Regiment, Ma
tional Guard, New York, Buffalo, n. Y)-Captaiu
John J. Callahan; first lieutenant, George A.
Cowan second lieutenant, Henry easier; so en-
listed men; uniform, dark blue frock coat light
blue trowsers, and helmet hat arms, Remington
breech- -loaders band
The Thirteenth Brooklyn will be accompanied
by the celebrated Dodworth's Band of SO pieces,
and will reach this city tomorrow morning, re.
naming until Monday. Tomorrow night the
band will give grand concert at Fords Opera
House.
MARYLAND
will be represented, SO far us her militia Is con-
ccrned, by her famous Fith Regiment, which Will
be accompanied by It's baud The follow
ing will be the State representation (:
His Excelloncy william \. Hamilton, Gov
ernor; Major General ]. Wesley Watkins,
adiutant-gcnerali Brigadier- General IL. Clay
DallRm, Judge advocate Brlgadier.Gen.
eral George ). Brown, paymnster.genCral Brig.
adler General Charles i. Montague, chiet Of ord.
nance Brigadler-G General Henry S. Taylor, COM
missary general; BHgadier. General John Gill,
quartermaster. general BrigRdier. General An.