Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-04
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
IOattnne.i from !Seeond Pane.

sold, dark blue trOwsers, with buff stripes bear
KIN shakos. white corps belts with plate bear
ing monogram "A. j. G., :" black BODY belt with
tame monOz am.
Thirty-firSt separate company. y. q. s. NY.
mohawk, y. y, Capt j. NJ. Ballinger. com
Thirty-seventh separate company, y. g. s \.
l., otherwise Known "a the Schenectady Wash
Ihgton CON- inent.!%, So meu, headed by fife and
drum corps. Geo. W. MaTlerte. captain; Thomas
Greg first lieutenant. James II. Neddi, second
lieutenant; John J. Wheaton, first sergeant.
trimming; light blue pants. with buff stripe;
large bearskln hats, with gold tas>e!s and
chains; dark blue fatigue caps: dark gray over
coats Nor.-commissioaed officers, gold and
bun epaulette privates, all buff; commissioned
Officers, ali gold cpaulettes.
The battalion of the GrenadierS Rochamb beau,
composed OF French-American residents OF
New York attracted much notice ON account
OF their striking uniforms. including b.ue frock
posed OF Colonel. II. \. Chalvin. Major,
:. Rosenthiel- Captain \. NJ. Cote, T.. Council
eque, Oh Thoulue and F.Thonias: Fritz Hirlhy.
captain quartermaster; "A lieutenant. chic. OF the
band OF the battalion, r. GOner; "A surgeon, DIR.
a. de l.atOur two iag-bearers, j. Iaurel
and Tn Leblanc; an adiutant and fencing mas
ter, III. AnsOt. and a drun-maiOr. :. W. Hill.
Battaiton,N .rth Carolina tfo0ps, Co. James ID.
Glenn. commanding. consisting of the Hornets
Nest Rfnemen. of Charlotte, Capt. I. X. Robert
son: ForSythe Riiemen of Winston, n. C., Capt.
n. e., Capt. q. II. Powell
The Forsythe Rifiemen. ofAyinston, v. c. had
by Capt. Z. F. Young LIST Lieut.. r. l.. Gambler,
and I'd Lieut. w p Benton. The uniform con-
sists of dark blue coat. with light blue pants
with scarlet trimmings and red helmets.
Co. 18th Battalion. RI NJ. .OfProvldence, r L..
generally known the Meagher Guards was
next i'll order. q had % men in line The Off
GERS are: Capt. Thomas III. Powers First Lieut.
Bernard Hackett, Second Lieut.. Robert III
Ormsbee. Uniform almost similar to the regrl-
lar army. They were accompanied by the r.
/. Flute and Drum band. eighteen pieces,
and carried the state and national col0rs
The company Is composed exclusively of Irish
The Busch Zouaves Company VI, LIST regi-
ment National Guard of Missouri. attracted
much notice The uniform is a blue Zouave tunic
with yellow facings, red Zouave trowsers with
yellow Iegg1ngs. the head covering being q red
Turkish :ez with blue tassel The officers
are: captain, r. X. Roemer; first lieutenant, A.
Jacobs; second lieutenant, H. Puthufi: first
sergeant, VIM. MURRAY; second sergeant. Vim.
Chapman: third sergeant. r. Lynch; fourth ser
geant, VIM. Sheehan. Capt. Edwin BatdOrf, ord.
Office rand icting adjutant st regt.N. @. of Mo-;
Capt. II Skipwith, st. Louis Light Artillery,
ana sergt IT, > Harmon, sergt. major LIST regt.
y. q. OF Mo, marched with the Zouaves.
The Washington High school cadets marched
as a battalion, Cftcered as follows: Major Fred.
erick SOhon. commanding; adjutant J. Will
loughoy Anderson; sergeant major. Lnnaells
T. La Fetra; color sergeant, William F. Horton:
Bernard l.. Green. Company A-Captain 3
StanhOpe Williamson: lieutenants Eugene C.
Brown and Charles Del. Hine; sergeants. Louis
T. W hitaker. John H. Drown, Clarence L. Doyle.
Edward :. Lewis and Harry +. Belt: c0rporals
Edgar F. Strong, Henry c. Fisher, Francis p.
Morgan, samuel \. Swindells, John L. Bartlett,
William e. t. Rollins. Lewis 7. Clephane and
John T.. Benton. Company B-Captain. W.
Spencer Armstrong: lieutenants, William ).
Teel, tr.: and Gideon y. Lyon, jr.; geants.
Luther l. Apple. c. Spencer Cosby Ernest L.
Schmidt, John E. Reinburg and Harry W Reed:
cOrporals, c. Edgar Roberts, George {. Bollinger,
Charles F. Peterson, George /. Wilkinson,
Mortimer Redman, Clarence r. Cranmer, Joseph
C. Ramage and Henry p. Merrill
National Rife Cadet Corps, commanded by
Capt. Charles DOmer; first lieutenant, ~. T. Tom
nnSon; second lieutenant, Lee MOshier. The
Cadets wore dark blue overcoats with white
lining, dark blue pants and fatigue cap.
COrcoran Cadet Corps, forty men, uniformed
in light blue pants with broad white stripe
dark blue coats aud blue Mcclellan cap. f.. c..
Edwards, captain, commanding c. T. DAILY first
lieutenant, and G. Sperrett second lieutenant
The Gonzaga cadet corps-Major, David ]. j.
Roche; adtutant, John ]. COnnell quartermas-
ter, VIM. Johnson: sergeant major, r. D. O'COn-
NELL color sergeant Alloy sius W. Babbing ton
Company A-Captain, j. h. French: first lieu
tenant, Samuel A. Preston; second lieutenant
NJ. 4. FITZGERALD.
Company B-Captain. Aloysius j. Markham:
nrSt lieutenant, Thomas NJ Harvey: second
lieutenant, j. L. MalTet.
Company C-Captain, j. Neale Hamilton; first
lieutenant, Jerome a. Magee; second Iieuten-
ant, Joseph :. Rogers
Company D-Captain, Orlando C. Ketcham;
first lieutenant, E. NJ Shea; second lieutenant
Lawrence ]. COnnel.
geant, William A. Johnson: Ross W. Suffer-
Walter Breeht, Harry Courtney W. W Fowler
Company b, Sixteenth Regiment o. ~ G.
sandusky Light Guards-paraded about fifty
men, oncered as follows: Captain, C.. NJ. Keyes:
nrst lieutenant, c. E. Bouton: second lieutenant
l. b. King first sergeant. L. NJ, Sloane; second
sergeant, Charles A Layman; third sergeant,
j. L. Dewitt hrst corporal, W. L. Lewis: second
corporal W. r. Zollinger third corporal III. E.
Dewey; fourth corporal, G. E. Harris: fifth cor
poral, j. F. Wentz