Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-04

dent; Robert Bonynge, vice president; Joseph
vice commander; Edward NJ Kelly, Id vice
commander. Uniform, silk hat, sack overcoat
| dark Clothes, drao gloves, legion badge (blue),
cane.
The Thomas jefferson club, 4th assembly dis
trict New York had a tall cofored man as
and he il six feet and seven inches In his stock
| ings. Add to this WIS a tall beaver hat
| SECOND BRIGADE.
| Mr.. Henry Wise Garnett, assistant marshal
Walter, Mr. {. W Thorn, NJ: Harry L. Davis Is
+ Mr. II. @. Edmonston. Mr.. VIM. p. Bell, DR.
F. Rowe, Mr.. Edmand c Blunt, Mr W. VII II
| Thornton, Mr.. Devereux Burrow.
The Young Mems democratic club, Mr.. J.
| Hadley Doyle, president, acted as escort.
| Bayard Legion, of Wilmington, Del, seventy.
| five men, wearing black derby hats black capes
Mh pr red al inng biegSin canes and badges
| ficers: VIM: b. Norton, marshal: E. ]. Bady, 1st
assistant; n. Y. Vernon, I'd assistant R. Brad
! Joel Parker association, of Newark N, j., 100
strong beaded 1s,; by the LIST New Jersey Regiment
9 Mn%rv sHaii eer Tic H. Brown, PRESIDENT
/ treasurer: Manning Force, recording secretary:
| Frank r.. Kelly, corresponding secretary; Benja.
| suits, with Prince Albert coats black neckties.
| black silk hats, light English melton oyercoats
/ gloves.
Kruger Engineers. Newark, N. j., so men in
line marshaled by John Sugal; uniform bla OK
suits ana nat with neat badge.
| The New Jersey democratic battalion. of Cam.
den. 80 men and band. g. D. Barton. presi-
secretary; Chas. s. Ridgway, Geo. Piffer. ir. D.
a. Shrea1n, executive committee; John McCor.
mick, marshal. Their uniform is silk hat,
badges, and carry a blue silk banner with coat
of arms painted upon it.
The b Ifo2go is club Of Chicago hundred
j.. e.. H0yne, commanding; Major Walter Mat
tocks, adtutant; Capt Edward Fornan, paymas-
Geo. Bonner, company A twenty membersI:
Capt. K. j. smith, company B twenty members);
| Capt. Geo. S. Essex company c. (twenty mem,
oersE capt Chas. Kern, company D. twenty
mem ers); b. Z. Bremner sergeant major The
president of club and staff formed another com
posed as follows: President E. NJ Phelps; first
| vice president, J. II. McAvoy; John W. Doane,
Asa Dow, press representatives.; officers and ex,
/ ofhcers Of the club; invited guests. No uniform
other than silk nat, dark kids and umbrella in
case, except a special silk badge, with gold
medal and pin.
Cook County Democracy, of Chicago. One
1 hundred men, wearing olive brown over
| coats, silk hats and black dress suits: led by
| NeVins' military band of three pieces Officers:
George kersten, president; Henry T. Murray,
| Duckworth Club, Cincinnati, $50 men,
headed headed P by the First Regiment band. p: j..
PnGh n1 n sskdna First Vice
/ dent; Adam Kramer, Third Vice-Presdent: Jos.
| p Manoqge, Recording Secretary: D. F. Lynch,
! Directors: Geo. X. Duck worth, Sol p. Kineon.
| M Ryan, Mark Wallace, J: J. Reagan, G. G.
ma iSD II BIacb9rn D. and r. RUSSELL Fred Her
geant at Arms, Captain James Reader.
The members wore dark SUITS regulation
| white plug hats and light English Melton over
| coats laced with satin and white satin neckttes
n Nache. treasurer; Chas Walker, recording
secretary. Unif6rm-Civiiian dress, derby oh hats
| and canes
The Buffalo Democratic Legion, $50 men,
GERS: John g. Milburn. president; Chas. F. Bishop
LIST vice president; William P. Henry, I'd vice
tary; John r. Brodhead, treasurer: William n
The Jefferson Club, of Cincinnati, Ohio; $50
Springmyer, president; Chas. Doll, vice presi-
Ident; Bern'd c. Rothe,- secretary; Cassimir
b9h haf xt tTeasn ae Uniform Light gray
overcoat, black pants, light cOlored gloves and
bamboo canes
The Jackson club, of Columbus, o. Fifty men,
In uniform. Officers: Charles 6. Satin, presi.
dent; Samuel A. kinnear, secretary; John
Owens, first vice president; James Ross, assist
dent Capt Charles ". McMien t Treasures plrsl
captain, Ephraim Weirick; lieutenants, A. b.
hght-gray overcoat, white satin badge, eight in,
ches long, ornamented with portrait OF jackson
and bearing the name of the club.
Columbus Democratic Glee club, of Column.
bus, O.;thlrty-five men, headed by drum corps
Officers: President, r. H. Evans vice presi-
\. koerner; lb A. Granville; musical director.
Fred krummi captain, John Amaun; LIST lieu
tenant, j. II. Galbrath; I'd lieutenant, NJ. II.
Beck. Uniform-Back silk hats, light over
coats, with badge, and black pants.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Hon. James n. Hopkins, assistant marshal
Aides Mr.. Charles 8. Moore, r.John Dickson.
Mr.. P. H. Christman, Mr.. ]. h Colgate, Capt NJ.
~
Humphrey, Mr. Lewis Harbaugh, Mr.. George a.
Gaddis, MIR, Charles Edmondson, Major Kretz,
Mr. Mr. Id X, <: Lynch, Mr.. Philip c: Masi, Mr. Il
| shaded by Mr.. Robert Ball. acted as escort.
Americas club, of Philadelphia, about rs
George MCGOWAN, Marshal; Willia@ 'I b. K Keno
rick, William F. McCuliy. aids. The members
OF the club were uniformed in regulation over
lation scarf, collar and gloves. Each wore
badge and buttonhoe bouquet
a nhn,,; 61 nu a ass9eiatlon OF Philadel-
Jersey Regiment band Chief marshal, William
McAulleni assistant marshals, George Glide
meyer, Moses Levi, Martin killacky; hammer,
oNeil, ]. J. o Neil, L. kanneWasser, Richard ].
Lennon nOa samuel Samuel William Thomp
The uniform consists Of overcoat, black pants
black silk hat buff kid gloves, neektie, scarlet
| velvet banner with Randalis picture OF, h.
&. s. Patterson Association, of Philadelphia,
80 men, accompanied by the Republic band OF
Philadelphia, n pieces, and commanded by
Robert >. Patterson, marshal. Uniform, dark
| brown overcoats and high bats.
The Moyamensing Legion, of PHILADELPHIA
seventy-hve men. Officers: James Magee, presi.
dent Frank A. Dewitt. secretary; Isaac Wight,
| treasurer.
The Hancock Veteran association. of Phila-
delphia seventy-f1ve men, headed by 9th regi.
ment fife and drum corps of New Jersey
Uniform: q. A. r. caps, navy blue cloth capes
with red lining worn over dark coats, gauntlets
and canes. The command carried well-woru
| battle tags and a new set of standard colors
with a handsome white silk banner with nor.
| trait OF Gen. Hancock. Officers: Col. Chas. e.
Upton, Major Berrian Ward, Quartermaster
l. A. Thornton, Adjutant Chas. v. Dempsey,
Sergeant Major Geo. w. Palmer.
The Sensenderfer Young Mems Democratic
Assoc alton, of Philadelphia, fifty men, ned
by the Ariel silver cornet band, of Millville,
y. ]. Ofiicers-Chief marshal, Harry r.
Clarke; assistant marshals, James A. Sen.
| senderfer, Andrew ]. Clark, Chas. F. Fisher
Jerome Drenner and John F. Crangle Uni
form. mousecolored; Grant hat; red sati q badge,
| gold fringe, gilt letters; mouse-colored gloves
canes, buttOn-hOle bouquets. The club Carried
a handsome banner.
Eleventh Ward Randall club of PHILADELPHIA
with National band of Frankfort forty men In
| line, neat banner, marshaled by j. c. Springer
Samuel j. Randall association, of the first
| congressional district, Philadelphia, as men.
accompanied by the Frankenfeld (Philadel.
| phial hand, of 25 pieces. Officers: NJ p sum.
| ners, marshal and PRESIDENT James Cunning
| ham and 5. Pangborn assistant marshals Uni.
| gloves badges, bouquets and canes.
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