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

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The Uniform consists of overcoat, black pants,
bi3ck SILK hat, buff kid gloves, necktie, scarlet
Eelvet badge, cane, etc. The association Will be
headed by the 9th regiment band. of New Jer-
sey; 80 pieces; Jos. Jennings, leader. The badge
OF the association is embroi1ered with the head
veIvet banner with Randalls picture on it.
which was presented to them by the ladies of
the sd congressional district OF Pennsylvania,
in 1880, besides stand of colors, consisting of
the national, state and city flags.
CONTINENTAL CLUB, PHILADELPHIA.
The Continental Club. of Philadelphia for
merly the Third Ward Cleveland and Hendricks
club, eighty men in line, with the Americas
band of twenty-one pieces. Light overcoats,
black silk hats and badges. Marshaled by
Select Councilman Peter Monroe; president,
James Mallon: vice president, J. Grogan: secre-
tary, John II. Clarke, financial secretary,
stephen Little; treasurer Cornelius HaSSerty.
sESsENDERFER ASSOCIATION. PHILADELPHIA.
The Sensenderfer Young Mems Democratic
Association, of Philadelphia. fifty men, escorted
by the Silver Springs Rifles, tilirty-six men,
commanded by Capt. Charles j. Hendler, and
led by the Ariel silver cornet band, of Milville,
y. j., nineteen pieces. O1hcers-Chle1 marshal,
Harry X. Clarke; assistant marShals, James a.
SenSenderfer. Andrew j. Clark, Chas. +. Fisher,
jerome Drenner and John F. Crangle. Uni
form, mouse-colored; Grant hat; red satin badge,
gold fringe, gilt letters; mouse-colored gloves,
canes, button-hO!e bouquets; chief marshal
ba., ge, white satin: assistant marShalS badge,
white blue satin, gold fringe, with rank and
name of association in gold letters. Banner,
white front, blue back with the name Sensen-
derfer Young Mems Democratic ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia, on the front, with the name OF
aSSOcia ton. organized November 4th, 1854, on
back in gold letters.
MoYAMENSING LEGION. PHILADELPHIA.
The MOyamensing Legion, of Philadelphia,
Will parade with seventy-five men. Offcers:
James Magee, PRESIDENT; Frank \. Dewitt, sec
rotary; Isaac Wright, treasurer.
MONROE CLUB, PHILADELPHIA.
The Monroe club, of Philadelphia, which will
also parade, was organized June 23d, 1865,
and is said to be the oldest democratic organ
ization in the city. Officers: President Jacob
X. Thompson vice presidents. Charles III. Zane
and Vim. H. Deal: secretaries VIM. Mitchell and
Henry Winter Uniform: Dark overcoats, high
silk hats, white gloves and blue badge Inc
club will parade with 100 men ana carry y, a a
black velvet banner and one carried by the
Penn Township club at the Inauguration OF
Martin Van Buren, in 1886.
HANCOCK VETERANS, PHILADELPHIA.
The Hancock Veteran association of Phiia-
dclphia. seventy-five men, accompanied by 9th
regiment fife and drum corps of Ecw Jersey.
Uniform: G. A r. caps, navy blue cloth capes
with red lining worn over dark coats, gauntiets
and canes. The command carries well-worn
battle flags and new set of standard cOiorS,
with a handsome white silk banner with por-
trait of Gen. Hancock. Officers: Col. Chas. +.
Upton, Major Berrian Ward, Quartermaster
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Sergeant Major Geo. W. Palmer
FIRST DISTRICT RANDALL ASSOCIATION, PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Samuel J. Randall association, of the first
congressional district, Philadelphia, .o men,
accompanied by the Frankenteld (Philade-
phia) band. of % pieces. Officers: NJ p. sum
mer>, marshal and president: James Cunning
ham and :. Pangborn, assistant marshals nj
form: Black silk hats. melton overcoats, KID
gloves, badges, bouquets and canes.
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First Ward Democratic association of Phla-
delphia, So men, with the Jefferson band, Of
30 pieces Uniform: Dark suits. high silk hats
canes, buckskin gloves and red SILK badges.
VIM. Stuebing, marshal; Fred k Huber ana
Louis Stueblng. assistant marshais.
ANDREW JACKSON CLUB, PHILADELPHIA.
Andrew jackson club, of Philadelphia, 40
men, accompanied by the Arion cornet band,
80 pieces Officers: George II. McCully, mar
shall: VIM. j. Carroll and John j. Gibson, aids.
Uniform Silk hat, light oVercoat, gloves ana
badge
r. s. PATTERSON ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA.
r. s. Patterson Association, of Philadelphia,
60 men. accompanied by the Republic band, OF
Philadelphia II pieces, and commanded by
Robert 5. Patterson, marshal. Uniform, dark
brown oVercoats and high mats
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION, PHILA-
DELPHIA.
Philadelphia will also be represented here by
the Young Mems Democratic Association, of
Philadelphia; John Cadwalader, president;
Henry Flanders and Joseph X. Wainwright,
vice presidents; W. Harry Price, secretary: Nor
timer Harris Brown, treasurer. The association
will be represented by committee OF 80 men,
who will not take part in the parade, but will
have their headquarters at the Ebbitt house.
Mr.. w. +. Zeigler is chairman OF the commit
tee.
THE CENTRAL CLUB, OF HARRISBURG.
Central Democratic Club, OF Harrisburg, Pa,
125 men. accompanied by State Capital band,
of Harrisburg, 80 pieces. Officers: +. A. Bach
mer president ]. V. Einstein, marshal and T.
H McDevitt and C. Hanlen. assistant marshals
Uniform, light overcOats and black silk hats.
THE READING AMERICUS CLUB.
Americas club, Reading, Pa. Officers-Joseph
Schumpf, president; A. b. Rieser, secretary, and
DR.. r. b. Shuttle, treasurer; uniform, dark sur
tout, dark clothes, black silk hats standing col
lars garnet ties gloves canes and badges; seven
ty-five men, headed by the Ringgold band, of
Reading, Pa, twenty-six pieces.
JOEL PARKER ASSOCIATION, NEWARK, NJ.
Joel Parker association, of Newark, N. j., the
oldest political organization in the state. Off
cers-Wm. II. Brown, president; Henry Sheik,
vice president; Charles Alberson, treasurer
Manning Force, recording secretary: Frank r.
Kelly corresponding secretary; BENJAMIN Barth,
over one hundred strong, headed by Prof. Voss
LIST New Jersey regiment band, thirty pieces;
uniform, dark suits with Prince Albert coats,
black neckties, black silk hats, light English
melton overcoats, black cane silk umbrellas
and straw-colored gloves The Joel Parker as
ISOLATION, with this same band, We're the
parties who serenaded President-elect Cleve-
land at the great barbecue held in the city of
Brooklyn last October, for which they were
highly praised.
THE CAMDEN IN. ~ BATTALION.
The New Jersey democratic battalion of Cam
den. G. d. Barton, president; Geo. Weldon,
treasurer; ID. NJ. Hassett, secretary; Chas S.
Ridgway, Geo. Piffer, jr., d. A. Shream, execu-
tive committee; John Mccormick, marshal
Their uniform is q silk hat, dark Overcoat, buff
gloves canes and white badges, and carry a
blue silk banner, with coat of arms painted
including the City COrnet band, of Brighton,
consisting of twenty-five pieces
IROQUoIs CLUB, CHICAGO.
The Iroquois club, of Chicago, one hundred
men, left Chicago Monday, and'will reach here
by special train at o'clock this evening
The Columbia Democratic club of this city will
meet them at the b. ana o. depot. The organi-
zation of the command is as follows: Col j. g.
Hoyne, commanding: Major Walter MattOcks
adjutant; Capt. Edward Forman, paymaster;
Capt. j. ii. ) Quick, quartermaster; Capt. Geo.
X. ]. Smith, company b twenty members);
Capt. Geo. ). Essex, company G., twenty mem
bers); Capt. Chas. Kern, company d, twenty
memberss B. 4. Brenner, Sergeant major. The
pany, in charge of Major w. Mattocks, COM
posed as follows: President, E. NJ. Phelps; first
vice president, ]. H McAvOy; John w. Doane,
j. H. Prentiss, o. II. Ingram, A. f. Seeberger,
officers of the club; invited guests. No uniform,
other than silk hat, dark kids and umbrella in
case, except a special silk badge, with gold
medal and pin. The command will be led by
Austin's band of thirty men,, selected mu-
sicians; the band that played in the convention
After taking part In the parade. they will leave