Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-02-28
The Inauguration Procession,

zen. S.ocum mas appointed MAJOR Iehe-
raj Ayers, United States Army, marshal OF
the First division; Maj. Gen. John f. Hart
ranft, of Philadelphia, marshal of the Sec
ond division, which will be composed exclu-
sively of the eight thousand troops Of the
National Guard of Pennsylvania Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee, marshal Of the Third divi-
sion, which will include all the other visit
ing military companies, aud MIR. Thomas j.
Lutrell, of Washington, marshal OF the
Fourth division, composed OF civic organi-
cations. The first division will be compos
ed Of twelve companies Of United States
artillery, one light battery United States
artillery, six companies United States Ma
rine corps, the twenty companies Of district
militia and the Grand Army Of the Repuh-
lie. Gen. Hartranft's division will have in
line 1S5 companies. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee ex-
poets the following in his division: Rich
mond Blues Company G, Third New Jer
sey regiment; Clark Light Infantry, Au
gusta, Ga; Fifth Maryland regiment; Gov.
ernors Guards, Annapolis, Md; Bond
Guards, Catonsville, Md; Coiored Monu
mental Guards; Colored City Guards; Colored
Baltimore Rifles, Baltimore; brigade Of Vir-
gina infantry, composed of the Richmond
Greys, Walker Light Guard and Company
d of the lst regiment, Alexandria Light In.
fantry, Warrenton Rifles, Culpeler Minute
Men, Lynchburg Home Guards, Roanoke
Rifles and Fredericksburg Greys of the 3D.,
and companies from I'd and 4th regi
ments; cadets of Virginia Military Ia,
stituie: Colored Second battalion Elr
gina Volunteers; Colored State Guard,
Richmond Colored Garfield Light Infantry
Fredericksburg; Sixty ninth New York
regiment Jackson Corps, Albany, n. Y.
Washington ContinentaIs, Schenectady, n.
Y; Des Grenadiers Rochambeau, New
York; Hornets Nest, Rihemen, Charlotte
n. C.; Edgecombe Guards, Tarboroueh, n.
c.; Forsythe Rihemen, Winston, y. C.;
Meagher Guardg, Providence, r. /; Busch
Zouavas. st. Lonis, Mo-. 14Sth Ohio regi
meut Company C, 165th Ohio regiment;
Company c, First Minnesota regiment +;
Ames Zouaves, Minneapolis, MINI.
The fourth division will have the Jackson
Democratic Association Of Washington; Albany
Democratic Phalaux, with band; Harlem Demo.
cratic Club; County Democracy, New York,
- 10 members and Gilmores Band; Tammanv
Society, 800 members and band: Irving Hall
Club, and band Kings County Democratic Asso.
citation. Brooklyn, and band Buffalo Legion and
band Joel Parker Association OF Newark and
baud Democratic Battalion of Camden and bant
Kruger Eng neer5, Newal k Eastern Democratic
Club, of Norwich, Conn Wilmington, Del, will
send the Bayard Legion; Chicago, the 1roquia
aud National clubs; Kansas, the Atchison Club:
Baltimore the Crescent Club, 1000 members
Calumet Club, 300 members; fancy Democratic
Club, 200 members andlother organ zations num-
berug 400 members Maine will be represented
by clubs from Gorham and Portland; Missouri
BY the Cleveland Fug Escort, of Moberly, 500
members; Ohio by the Jefferson aud Duckworth
clubs, of Cincinnati, with bands; Columbus Gloe
Club and Jackson Club Of Columbus; Pcnnsyl-
vania by the Central Democratic Club of harris
burg; Moyamensing Legion, Samuel J. Randai!
Association, r S. Pattison Association, Eleventh
Ward Randall Cub, Continental Club, Sensendorf-
or Club Monroe Club, Young Mems Dem ocratc
Club Americas Club, Jackson Club, Cleveland
Club, all of Philadelphia and numbering. with
their bands 500 persons; Young Mems Dem
ocratic Association of York; Cleveland and Hen
bricks Clubs of Reading; Americus Club Of
Reading, and band. and Indian Industrial School
of Carlisle, 200 members.
Virgins will send number Of civic sncieties
and West Virginia one from Piedmont. The
total number in this division already reported
exceeds with thu bards, eight thousand persons.
These do not include tho societies in the District
Of Columbia who will turn out 800 strong.