Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-21

NiculSdil, COi W. Mlnne-
sofa, Col. c. W. Johnson; Mississippi, Col. J: L.
braska, Col. l. W. Colby; Nevada, Hon: John
terson; New Jersey, Col. 8. Meredith Dickinson;
New York, Major Alex. 81. Davis; North Caro-
lima, Mr. Fred Stith: Ohio, Col. G: A. Layton;
P. l.. Goddard; Rhode Island. Col. F. NJ Bates;
South Carolina, Col. J. A. Simons; Tennessee,
Vermont Gem William Weiis; virginia, Maiof
I: Blackboard; West Virginia, Col. Robt: White,
Gen s e sta1rh,wsat1h,s A41hlzona
son; Idaho, Major William Hyndman; Mon
tana, Hon. Martin Maginnis; New Mexico, Hon
Master o WSS
ming, Hon. NJ. Z. Post.
The First Division.
The first division moved In the following
order:
Brevet Major Gen. R. B. Ayres, q. s. army,
marshal.
stan-Brevet Lieut.. Col. Geo. Mitchell, Q. 8.
A; First Lieut.. Sebree Smith, US. a.; First
III r. Lemiy, =. s. Al Second Lieut.; NJ G. Rich
second n Lieut. a L. Hawthorne. U. 8; A.; Mr.; l.
d. Addison.
a battalion of the I'd U. s. artillery, COM
tains Ramsay and Howell, and Lieuts Clifford,
Conkling and Curtis
A battalion Of q. s. artillery from Fortress
Lieut.. Col: L. L. Livingston; Adjutant Nc. Waite,
iieuts. Grimes. Adams, Oyster, Eyarts, Massey,
Marsh Ma Hunter, Barney, Stone, Blunt, Cronk-
net, Lessep and Lemley.
Light Battery, A, I'd q. S. artillery, Captain
81 Battalion 5;aIs marine corps, under command
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery COM
temore First Lieut., Lieut.. Col. E. +, :Blasland.
Second Lieut., Lieut.. G. H. Gibson; adjutant,
First Lieut.; ]. P. Frost, preceded by the Salem
Governors Foot Guard of Hartford Connecti-
cut, 1O1 men, Maj. John c. Kinney, Capt. j. c.
Pratt, Lieuts. 7. c. Naedele, j. Robert Dwyer
and F. c. Clark.
The German Fusiliers of Charleston, s. G., 80
men, Capt. Henry Schachte. First Lieut.. Henry
Richmond Light Infantry Blues ss Of Richmond,
Va, organized in 1898, Capt. Sol. Cutchins.
rst Of ehs fHfs the 1s
commanding; Captains Dalton, Entwisle, Ross,
and Miller, Lieuts. sloan, Cash and Duffy, 126
Washington Continentals, District of Column
second Lieut.. W. G. Moses, Lieut.. W. f. Clapp,
Emmett Guard, District of Columbia. % men,
Capt. w. Fl. Murphy, Lieuts. ]. H. Kelley and
Washington Rifle Corps, of the District of Co
lumbia, 80 men, Capt. Geo. F. Hammar in COM
mand, LieutS. Dunn and Javins, with drum
Washington Cadet Corps of the District of
Columbia. with National band, commanded by
Major {. A. Fleetwood, Capt ]. r. Brown, Lieut..
Capital City Guards, of the District Of Column
bia; commanded by Capt Thos. S. Kelly, Lieut..
National Rifles, District of Columbia, COM
manded by Lieut.: j. Q. Manson, Lieuts. g. w.
Evans and W: c. Keech, preceded by the 5th
Cadets, commanded by Lieut.. Domer, was in
line.
The Lawrence Light Guards Co. E,of Medford
II T. r
Coleman and II. NJ. Smith.
The Detroit Light Infantry, of Michigan; Capt.
Ghas. dupont, Lieut.. Geo. W. Corns, I'd Lieut..
The Alexandria Light Infantry, 60 men; Capt.
Geo. A; Mnshback, Lieuts. Samuel L. Monroe
Washington High School Cadets Of the Dist
riot Of Columbia; Major Frederick.Sohon, Capts.
s; s Williamson, W. S. Teel, jr., E. G. Brown,
band, Md.
The Corcoran Cadet corps, of the District of
Columbia: Capt. E. c. Edwards.
st. Johns Academy Cadet corps, OF Alexand-
ria, Va; Major w. L. Pierce.
The Second Division.
The second division formed at the monument,
led by Maj. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia,
marshal. Staff-Col Thomas Smith, Maj. ].
CORTLAND 81: Smith, Mr.. Henry Dangerfield
Mr.. Bernard P: Green, DR.: Arthur snowden,
Col. Frederick A. Windsor, Major S. A. Robert
son, MIR. Barbour Thompson, Mr.. Eppa Hunton,
This division was headed by the carriages for
the Senators and members of Congress and
others OF the civic procession specially distin-
the Congressional commission, orators and
chaplains; second, the Washington National
Monument society, members and ex-nembers
of the joint commission; third, Col Casey and
his assistants and a detail of workmen; fourth,
the President and cabinet; nth, the judi
saIs an the COL fss8 and ss @
secretary, Major Kloss; the Chinese minister
and three secretaries; the Mexican min.
family, the Hawaiian minister, Mr.. Carter, wife
and daughter; the Russian minister and his
first Secretary Mr.. Gregor; the Spanish minis
secretaries, and the French minister and chan
cellor; and 7th, the governors OF states, Mem
a6e
army and navy, and the Society of the Cincin-
natl. Nearly all the members Of Congress and
ors present were Gov. Stockley, Delaware; Gov.
Robinson, OF Massachusetts,; Gov. Alger of
Michigan; Gov. Harrison; of Connecticut. and
THE MASONIC DISPLAY.
The Masonic column, which came next, was
marshaled by Harrison Dngman, grand mar
shall Of the grand lodge, with the following
aides:-L. d. Wine, VIII A. Short, j. c. Dulin,
T. G.. Loockerman, Chas. H. Smith and a. A.
Johnston. The line was headed by the Frede-
rick City band, with twenty handsomely uni
formed members, under the leadership OF @. s.
Mckallip.
The order Of the procession was as follows
Washington Commandery No. 1, K. T.; A. NJ.
Inbman, generaiissimo, actg, EN-. commander;
w. ii. circuit, captain general; Dan'l McFarlan,
prelate; W. q. Henderson, senior warden; ]. II.
Olcott, Junior warden; H. n. Hazard, recorder;
T. W. Cromwell standard bearer; Q: s: Firmin,
jerks, NJ. Hebner, Xix. Simpson, guards; WE.
Cox, sentinel.
There were about 70 members In line. Wash
inston Commandery was the only Templar Or
ganizatiOn present at the ceremonies of laying
the cornerstone in 1S4S.
Columbia Commandery, No 2-Oficers-Jas.
F. Allen, en-. commander; E. n. Chamberlin,
generalissimo; Robt Ball, captain general; Geo.
Gibson, treasurer; VIM. Ptttis, recorder.
With Columbia Commandery marched the
visiting members from Palestine COmmandery,
of Trenton, n. thames Mckinney, eminent
commander; Jos. l.. Bragg, captain general, and
visiting members from Maryland Commandery,
of Baltimore.
Potomac Commandery, No. 3-Onlcers-Jos.
Libbey, EN-. commander; A. B. Jackson, gen.
eralissimo; r. w. Darby, captain general; j. II.
SchultZe, treasurer; G. F. Shekell, recorder.
DE Molay Mounted COmmandery, No. 4.-Ofd.
cers-r. Somerville, EN-. commander; g. A.
Shehan, generalissimo; II. I. Heiston, captain
general; W. =. Roose, treasurer.
Then followed delegates from the Grand Com
manderies of Maryland and Virginia. The
Royal Arch MasOns Of the District were next in
line. This part Of the line was closed with the
Grand Royal Arch Chapter Of the District.
Oficers-Geo. E. Corson, r. E. D. g. H. Priest;
Wm. g. Powers, R. F. 6: King; Will a. Short,
1ary; NJ; R; Thorp, r. E.. g. Treasurer; John
Locke, E. g. Visitor and Lee: T. G. Addison,
Rev: and p. g. Chap; w. R. Bushby, E. g. Capt.
OF Host; Robt Ball, e. G.. p. Sojourner; E. s.
Holmes, E. g. r. A. Captain; Alex. Mckenzie,
T. 6; N. Of Sd Vail; ]. NJ Fernandez, E. 6. NJ. OF