Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-04
THE EVENING STAR.
March 4, 1SSI,
(Confiaued from FIrst Page.

Gompsny D-CbarleS ErionkeIter. captain: T.
Symes. captain: harold A. Correa Isl lleuten-
ant; M Ii. COHiv. ii lieutenant. Company F.
theodore NJ. tirdi h, captain; Eugene MAIDEN
disciplinaItan and his men feel that they are In
company with gentleman and a friend. file
Is veteran OF the late war and he served his
time out In The y. G. 5. y. G. when he removed
TO Hoboken. y J. In 1856 he organized a COM
psny and drilled the men one year without uni
forms. The las at that time being deficient
uIon That pOlTt. but through his perseverance
ne succeeded 10 elulpping his company and re-
ceived bis commission In 81. soon after he
was unanimously elected major, and again. In
"a, was eleCte,i coloneL His staff officers at
that time and at the present time rank from
among the very best citlzens OF that state.
Union Club Battery, OF Brooklyn. y. Y.
- men with O1.d OF 10, escoTting the Young
Mems Garfield and Arthur club OF Brooklyn, 50
men under command OF NJ. Peterson, jr.
Battalion veterans Captain Thon1aS0n OF the
Union Veterans corps commanding.
Battalion colored troops, Major G. 3. Fisher.
Butler Zouayes. Lieut.. Young; dark blue coats.
light tlue pants. Win ca men In line tlflntry
cap y bite ana blue feather. This ccInoa1v was
organized immediately after TIE war Lincoln
Light Infantry OF Georgetown, 40 men. lDs L.
T. Johnson. uniformed similar to the ZoI4yes
NaShlnEtoE Caiet7. &c men. Capt. g A. Feet
wood; dark blue cltaway coats. Ifght blue pants.
iufantiy caps vi. white pom9on.
Capital CITY Guard. Capt. T. s kaelav fst
Lieut. Chas. Douglas. 81 Lieut.. joan M.r5naIl
81 IleD. Monumental band of Baltimore city.
composed Of ~ pieces. They were uHij0:msd
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on a darker ha0e with broad Dun stripes, stiff
military plCr cars with bur and red plume.
Young ReTuh lean club, OF Philadelphia Col.
Silptn coInIa2E%tng, with about 510 men In line.
T1tusyille Veterans a fine looking body OF
men uniformed n gray, with white bear skin
Shakos; abort ~ men in line.
GO. e. Gth Regiment, National Guard, y. j.,
Capt. j. c. Lee, So men. Their uniform Is a
dark blue froca coat. single breasted, with New
Jersey state 81 buttons, light El1e pants, dress
hat, blue pom pOn. white cross belts and waist
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BELT beh1DG rEhr blue OyercOats; Knap7ack with
large figure ON back, and gray bltnket r2lisd
On top, and carrying the Springfield hr7eca
loading rifle hey had with them the 4. u.
h. Lee, 1r., Post ., q. a. T., flute ami dtu.a corps
TIg GOVERNORS GUARD.
Columbus, OAl9, captain. L. K DO.ey; first
lieutenant, G.. =. Shepard; second lieutenant,
f. Stewart Knox. They were uniformed In
dark blue frccil coat, double breasted, shoulder
knots, with monogram, &c. e." dark blue
pants with black stripe, white BELTS still hats
WIN white ba-i on top and brass plate on 'front.'
with monogram. &C. g." The pest drilled man
was distinguished bJ a gold badge, worn on
the breast, and black plume. They had 81
men In line, headed by the famous Governors
Guard band.
Company D. F,fta regiment militia. Captain
u. A Snow; 100 men This Is The famous BOS-
Ton FusflG6r :gaGiZat.on, the second oldest in
the state, AID Vas In the Old volunteer days
attached 10 The Isl Massachusetts Infantry, aud
served In that regiment during the var. Ir
was uniformed iE red coats blue pants, and
shake, and PIE scented fine appearance.
Champion CITY Guard, Company \, .ta Itagi-
ment ohio y. e. 90 men uniformed III dark
blue dress coats trimmed with white, rows
OF buttons White belt, blue and white epaul-
cites. regulation infantry cap. The Officers are
Captain AnfG3zy and Lieutenaut5 Smith and
Ellsworth. IA~y carried the state and national
COlOrS.
Sedgwick Gaard, Company B, 4th Regiment
Connecticut National Guard from Bridgeport,
organized H. -65-Captain George W. Cornell
commanding. First Lieutenant Francis 4. King,
Second Lieu .aat Wiifred 4. Van YOTx-nad
co men in lihe- tn1orm: Double-0reasted dark
blue coat, win light blue trimmings; ligat blue
pants, with Gtrk blue stripes; dark blue cloth
helmet. witt sold spike and trimmings; KNAPP
sack and blCg blanket.
The ReInIEg,F on R!ll3 Corps. 50 men, Os NO.
hawk, y. y. lear the Remington rili3 works.
commanded 81 capt. jacob Brazie. The com
pany was admitted SIS part OF the \. g. 5. n.
Z, January ), 1919, and Is Designated and
Known as the q st separate company OF tafautry,
Sd division, Their uniform IS cadet gray,
trimmed with black and white: the hat Of black
bear skin, Win gold taSSei; white WEB belt.
The ofncefS q. Capt jacob Brdze; 1SL Lieut..
John j. Mabbilt, u Lieut.. James II. Ba!iluser.
They were accompanied by the famous Joan5-
Dayton Ligat Guard, Co. 4th ohio National
Guard. Capt :. 3. Martin, Lieut.. Il. c. Hughes;
% men, with drum corps. Their uniform Is
white and blue pompOn, coat OF a AK Olue,
army pattera. with three rows OF buttons,
light blue E1.,s with gold stripe.
Fourth Division.
VI j1r General Charles II. Field.
staff.
BIeVtt BIZ. General Albert Ord way, L. s.
Volunteer; Urevet Major ". F. Halieck, I. 5.
A.; Major h 5 Gordon, "a L. S. Cavalry; Capt.
It. NJ. NeDO- -, Ith L. 5. Cavalry; Isl Lieut.
George ID. Wsi ace. eth U. s. Cavalry.
Fifth MAY iaad Regiment, headed by the fine
TeglIeL;al hand. They left Baltimore this
morning on special train. This regiment
Uniformed 10 gray, and numbering about 400
men, mace Zoe appearance, FULLY sustaining
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Major Strsrl Brown, with Adjutant Whiting.
Surgeon Wa. II. Grim, Capt. X. J. Miller, quar-
termasIeT; Car. +. e. johnson. comm SSary;
Rev. Joseph ii oynolds, IT., chaplain; Lieut. ".
T. Frick. pawn aster; W. T. lockwood. assist
ant surgeon. and Lieut. John L2nd5treet, ord
nance officer.
Governors Guard OF Annapolis, MI, Capt,.F.
II. Green, about rrty muskets, uniformed IN
gray with black trimmings. dress hat, with
black plume This company Is but three years
old. and capt. Green, who is we'll known mere.
was highly c9Ep1mented On the appearance OF
his command
Rand; a fine looking body OF cavalry On foot.
carry ing S4OTCS.
Bond Guard, OF Catonsvine, Baltimore couoty,
Nd, Capt. Baruette had about forty 70 lSkeL5.
and made very SNOWY appearance.
The Governors Guard, OF Richmond. Va,
Capt. j. ParaItr, L1eutS. Chlldre5s, JIcOO and
Jones, So men in neat gray uniforms, trimmed
with black anu gold. They carried two stands
of coloTs. A. interesting feature OF their Visit
was their Us ting with some OF the PennsyI-
the cOmmancs to which members OF the Guards
belonged daIius the war. They buried the
Ratchet.
Hannibal Guard tcoloredl OF Norfolk Capt
NILS.
Ripper GUARDS, Capt Hill, of Petersburg, IS
men.
Petersburg Guards, capt. Lewis. 10 men with
bare.
Hn Cry Guard, OF Lyncnourg. Va, capt.
Carrie. s. mel Sijl band or 2 pieces.
SeabOar1 LiUt Grsys from norfolk. Va.
Capt. COIleN. sY rEen with band OF 1G pieces.
state Guar OF Richmond, Capt Paul, aoJut
IS nen, Eea,n uniformed IN gray.
FiSt., Division.
Coz. Robert Ioyd, marshal; Col Jas. e waugh,
chief OF staff: Col. Myron NJ. Parker, adjutant
general; MAJ John Il. Miner. Maj. II. D. Nor
ton, Col. George ". Hooker, Col james G.
Balm, Nal. James 7. Willett Capt. William
NcPyncheou, Col. John X. Thompson, Col. Z
Hutchinson, .ilj. j. 2. Williams. Capt. Geor.e
u. Plant, IT., C-pt. :. II. Merrill. DR.. E. A Al
ans, Col. George L COTSon. Mai. a. c. Rich
ards, Capt Charles Fisher, CapLJohn q. Brown
Col George 5jn50D, capt. Daniel Leech Col
August BuT1-tein, Capt, Z. N, keyeS Can't e.
W. Oakney, NGJ. VIM. L. Conan, Capt. +. ~
Dubant, Car L. L. Morton. Capt. EiHard
Baldwin. aLs5 he camp. This division was
formed aOOur lie city Hall aud marched ii Tn
following Crd"Y: Liberty Brass Sand OF - pieces
Republican IryiUe:b'es, OF PhiladslOhia TN
guests OF the East Washington ana Government
Printing ON ~ Clubs About 200 men in ltne, fl
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