Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-04


Thomas Griren, Captain George n. Homans,
CsptS,n George A Hussey, Captain Isaac West,
captain J. J. Denison
ID. c. Artillery, Major Hannemsn ana Lieu
tenants Deyoe, Wheeler and Meagher. with 81
r, uniformed in dark blue trimmed With red
InIs company QuarJered last night In the west
wing OF the Treasury building aud early this
g Eui bing one section TOOK position south OF the
49, ,n ana another south OF the Capitol and
Naval Cadets from the Academy At Annapolis.
M Mo.IIfa NJ ies as infantry and men WITH four 10 ~
! itzers. They were uniformed In ark olive coats
and pants and leggtngs and were haaa.,a nv
/ the Well known Naval Academy Rand.
Second Division.
This division WAS eomposed exclusively n,
the National Guard OF PENNSYLVANIA. which
assembled east OF the Capitol. aud was In.
spected and reviewed by GoV. II nyt prepare
tory 10 forming In line. lJwas he idei oy the
governor and sta1. as follows: Brig Gen Jas.
W. Latts, sd1utsnt general; Lieutenant Colonel
ID. Stanley hassinger. ASST adjI general: Colo
nel Hartley Howard. inspector general; Colonel
Clarence q. Jackson. Quartermaster general;
ColoIel Thomas j. Smith. commissary general;
Colonel Louis w. Read, surgeon general; Colo
mel A. Wilson Norris. Judge advocate general;
Colonel John 5. Riddle, general Inspector OF
( r1ne practice: Colonel James ID. Walker, chief
} OF artillery; Lieutenant Colonels William Ross
Rartslorne, Edward B. Young CHARLES NJ
cony ngham. Nathan A. Penny oacSer. Elisha
A Hancock, Galloway G. Morris. David r.
! Houston, Albert w. Taylor. n. Frank Eshsl-
/ man. John Lowrle, Walter W Ames J. Ford
! DorreIce. F. +. Enlich and II. H. Fisher, s1es
| de caElp.
/ Tnen came Major General John 4. Hartranft
Win stan as follows: Lieut.. Col. George II.
Norm, assistant adIutanu general: Lieut.. Col.
Russell Thayer. Inspector: Lieut. Col. J. Ewing
Meals. surgeon-fn-chief; Lieut.. Col Charles =.
Greene, quartermaster; Lieut.. Col. John X.
/ COKE, coInmissary; Lieut.. Col. Slas w. Petit,
| pay ymas'er: Lieut. Col. +. ". Mathews ordnance
clhceI; Lieut. Col George Sanderson. lr.. In
specior Of riiie practice; Majors J Ohm B. Comp
Ioh George W. Grant William w. Brown,
! Louis r. FcrteScue. William f. AulI. \ y
| hartTanft and E. o. Shakespeare aides de
camp.
FIRST BRIGADE- (Philadelphis and viclnity)
Brig. Genl Geo. II. Snowden; Major Walter
g. Wilson, assistant adjuiant general; MAJOR
And. D. Hepburn, Inspector; Major Mm. SUru-
theirs, quartermaster; Major r. 5. Huldekoper,
surge on: Major J. {. W. FTshmuth c1mmissa
~; NJ" i1r Alex krnumbhaT. ordnance on .er;
Captains A. l. Wetherill and Cnds. II. 10 SE-
ser O. aiGes de- camp; keystone Battery. Cap.
IAN !. O. WINCHESTER; Lieltenan;S VI, C. stat
| lcrc, James A. Ford aud Thomas L. Marshall;
90 men With two Gatnng guns. Gray InvIncl-
bleS of Philadelphia. Captain j. oscar Jones,
beaded by a band of 20 pieces and a drum CORPS
Gr lH. This is the crack coIored urtanzaIion or
tht ccuhtTy. Their uniform being A neat gray
ore IL lth shake, but to-day taey appear,,I ia
| tie un,iorm OF the State.
stare Fcnclbies or philadelphia commandai
oy MAJ j. w. Ryan. numbering Ie iry 100 men
with 4 iIpe band This command n ~ the repu.
tation OF being one OF tie nnest drliled organi-
Iaiions IN the country, and conseQ leatly they
were eagerly looked for Their unl lrm is lark
blue coat, faced with SKY blue pants with wide
bite ana harrow gilt stripes and shacko, but
DELI Z here under the order Of the state author
ties they wore the state uniform. First resyi-
mt Mt Infantry, 500 men-CDlOlai T. WIeder-
he.Tn, Lieutenant Colonel ". H. tipin Major
Wm. y. Bowman. Ad1urant. w. \ Poulterer.
Secold Regime It-CoL r. Z. Dechert, Lt-Col.
}. A. Golgas, Major o. G. Boshny shall, Adtu-
tant, j. W. Barnes. Third Regiment Iatantry-
ScloAel ). Bonauon, Jr:, Lieut. Col. John p.
Master David IL. Pldgeon. The rsgi-
mem Includes the old Washington Gray Bat
tailloh ard the Weccacoe Legion.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Brigdditr General Frank ReedAr: Major Cas-
Sius NJ. Anstett, assistant adlutant general;
Major Within Ii. Horn, quarterm aster; Major
David R. Beaver, surgeon: Major Fl. III. GIlky-
sen. c0Gmissary; Major b. F. Brenemin, ord
nance ofncer; Major V. Gtlpin Robinson. Judge
advocate. Fourth regiment or Infantry
Colonel I. II. Good, Lieutenant Colonel NJ H.
HoTn, Major }. w. Scott, AdIutant A. J. De-
wall, numbering about 400 men, with a fine
hand Sixth regiment tntantry-Colonel Johu
W. Schail, Lieutenant Colonel Henry y Smith
Major Edward 5 Mcintosh, AdJutaaJ Thomas
j. stewart Eighth regiment, harrisburg
Colonel j. 2. Goblin, Lieutenant Colonel L. A.
Reely, Major w. b. Russell. Adjltant NJ A
Gheist. Q1artermaster JOS. a. ; Sedtole. This
band OF IS pieces.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Brigadier General Joshua &. SigfrIed; Mlt1r
j. Wesley Awl, assistant adiutant general;
Major VIM. S. Moorhead, Inspector: Major
Edward j. Phillips, quaTtermaster: Major
George Yeomans, surgeon; Major Thomas ID.
Lewis, commissary; Major Henry Belln, Jr.,
judge advocate; Captain Clay w Evans. AID.
Ge-canp; Captain Andrew ID. Seeiey, aid-de-
camp. Seventh regiment infantry-Colonel,
Alexander Caldwell; Major, P. II Monoghan:
AdJutant. Oscar c. Kubach; Quart master, b.
Bryson McCool. This regiment halls fromsths
Shemobin region. Ninth regiment Infantry
teltant Co.onel, Morris j. he,k; MAJOR, Daniel
), Bennet; AdJutanJ Arthur ID. Moore
Twelfth regiment Infantry. WllliamsporJ-
CoIonel; Alfred II. Stead; Lieutenant colonel,
ID. X. Forseman: Major, AlonZp Is. H,rton;
AdJutdnt, Thomas w. Lloyd. Tnis regiment
hGd nearly $50 In line and a band OF Iweaty
pieces. Thirteeth regiment infantry, Seran-
ton-Colonel II. M. Boies; Lieutenant Colonel,
F. L. Hitchcock; Major, Ezra IL. Ripple; Ad-
Jutant, X. Macmillan; 400 men.
FOURTH BRIGADE.
BrigadIer General James a. Beaver, Major ID.
5. Keller, assistant adIutant general Major
Chill w. Hazard, inspector; Major Samuel w.
nnl, qnartermaster; Major L. j. Miller, surgeon;
Major ], T. NJ. Thompson, commissary; Major
w. w. Tyson, ordnance officer; Major James
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Mclean, aid de camp; Captain Henry d. Sell
ieIs, ald-de-camp. Sheridan Troop, 55 men,
Captain Charles S. W. Jones: Lieut. Thomas
Nj. Fieck. knAps Battery, Allegheny, 50 men,
Captain John Glenn. Lieuts. James ii. Munden,
John Glenn. 5th Regiment, Infantry, Colonel
Thee. Burch1eld, Lieuten ant Colonel Daniel III.
Hastings MAJOR p. j. WoleSlagle, Adtutaut
W. Sargent, JT., QartermaSter James II. Singer.
This regiment comes from the ne!ghborhood OF
Altoona, numbered $50 men and had band OF
lG pieces. Tenth Regiment. Infantry, SAILS
bury, colonel Alex. L. Hawkins, Lieutenant
COiCLel D. d. Lloyd, Adutdnt 4. S. uapper
Four eenth Regiment. Infantry, Col Joseph III.
Gray, Lieut. COL James Glenn Ma1Jr William
III. Hope. Adjutant David M. Howe about 500
men with a band OF 46 pieces Eighteenth
Regiment, Infantry. Colonel Pres ". Guthr'e
Lieut.. Coz. Wood Mcknight Major Cham. Nc
kibpen. This regiment is the Plttsburg rey
iment and numbered 400 men with ban OF
40 pieces. and Included the well known Du-
Quense Grays.
FIFTH BRIGADE.
Bl.gadier General I'll. s. Huldekoper; Major
Geo. p. Ryan, assistant adJutant general; Major
W. C. Howe, Inspector; Major N. p. Davis
qusrtermaster; Major T. 3. Lashelis, surgeon;
Major George w. Wright, commissary; Major
John NJ. Clark. ordnance off1cer; Capt. s. M.
Decker, aide de camp; Capt John >. Paden, do.
Titusville Battery-Capt David Emery. Lleuts.
David II. Heron and James X Barber. F!f-
teenth Regiment Infantry-CoL Z. B. Carpen-
ter, Lieut.. Col David n. Cubbison, Major JAS.
ID. Moore, jr. AdJutant VIM. A. Rupert Six