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

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CALUMET CLUB. BALTIMORE.
Calumet club, of Baltimore Organized in
February, 1869. Three hundred men wearing
| light drab overcoats aud black derby hats the
| marshals and aids wearing silk hats. Brass
| band of % pieces and drum and fife band of 25.
| Patrick Reilly chief marshal, with the follow
| ing aids: Richard :. Frank, adjptant Dr. I. s.
| sutherland, Frank Blake, Edw fitzgerald VIM
Albert, W. %. Kline, George f. McCauley, Sol.
/ Bachrach, f. P Vincente. H. Wells Rush In
| addition, there is an escort of 60 men, wearing
| dark Overcoats ind silk hats.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, GLEE CLUB.
Columbus Democratic Glee club, of Columbus,
O.; officers: President, r. H. Evans; vice presi-
dent, Joseph Daubin: secretary and treasurer, ].
\. koerner; lib, A. Granville; musical director
Fred. krumm; captain, John Amaun; LIST lieu
tenant, j: H. Galbrath; I'd lieutenant, NJ. II.
Beck Uniform-Black SILK hats. light over
coats, with badge and black pants Thirty-fiye
| men will be in line headed by d 'um corps OF
seven pieces. The club organic d last August
| as the Columbus Cleveland and Hendricks GIee
| club. and after going through the campaign re-
organized, reducing the membership nearly
one-half and changing the name to the Coluni-
| bus Democratic Glee club. After q thorough
| training for the past four months, the club gave
successful concert on the 23d of February, and
! Is now In good trim. The members remain over
| Wednesday and Thursday.
| THE JACKSON CLUB, COLUMBUS o.
The Jackson club, of Columbus, o. Fifty men,
| in uniform. Officers: Charles G.. Satin. presi-
|
Owens, first vice president: James Ross, assist
| ant secretary; Robert Snapp. second vice presi-
dent; Capt. Charles W MeMillen, treasurer;
| captain. Ephram Weirictl; lieutenants, A. b..
| Cohen aud n. y. Foster. Uniform-W hite hat,
| light-gray overcoat white satin badge. eight in
! ches long, ornamented with portrait OF Jackson
| and bearing the name of the club. The MEM
| bers Will carry canes alike.
| JEFFERSON CLUB, CINCINNATI
The Jefferson Club, of Cincinnati Ohio; $50
men, COMMANDED by Ferdinand springmyer,
! presidents Chas. Doll, vice PRESIDENT; Bern
| &. Rothe secretary; Cassmir Baumannn treas
urer. Uniform Light gray high hat with
! black band, gray coat and overcoat black
pants, light coorcd gloves and bamboo canes
! They Will be led by full brass and reed band
With q drum major, all wearing new uniforms.
The club has over 1, 400 members. and consists
OF the leading German business men OF the city
of Cincinnati. The club was organized in 1882
and is daily increasing its roll OF members.
they came to Washington by special train of
five sleeping coaches, via {. W. * b. r. R. and
members of the club will sleep on cars While
here.
DAVIS CLUE, PIEDMONT, W.. VA.
Davis Democratic Marching club, of Pied
mont, ". Va, eighty men, including the An
derson band of Piedmont s. d. Woodrow
president and cOmmandant: Geo. u. Woodrow,
LIST lieutenant; H. q. Buxton, I'd lieutenant: J.
d: ". Davis, Sd lieutenant, and NJ ]. Gilmore
4th Lieutenant. Uniform: Navy blue double
Breasted sack cOats, red stripe on pants with
white border, red and white shoulder straps
blue and white belts white caps and white and
blue pompOns. Arms red BOOSTERS perched on
hickory poles.
YOUNG MEMS CLUB, WHEELING.
Young Mems Democratic Club, of Wheeling,
West Va. Forty men and band. Officers: Os-
car Seely, PRESIDENT w. L. Wright, secretary;
Allen Brock, treasurer. Uniform, silk hats,
badges and canes
DEMOCRATIC INAUGURATION CLUB OF PORT
LAND, ME-,
seventy-ffve strong. Officers Nathan C1eaves,
president: NJ. NJ Riggs, secretary; T.. II. Water
! house treasurer; l.. b. Roberts, general mana
ger. Uniform, spring style silk hat. black suit
dark Overcoat gloves cane and white Ink hand
kerchief They will carry II banner which was
CARED by the Maine delegation al he time Polk
was lnauguTatcd. De:ldeS their regular banner.
BAYARD LEGION, WILMINGTON, DEL.
Bayard Legion, seventy-fivc men, wearing
black derby hats, black capes with red lining.
white leggins, canes and badges; led by the Del
aware band. seventeen pieces. Officers: VIM
B. Norton, marshal: f.. J. Badly, LIST assistant;
\. \. Vernon, I'd assistant; l.. Bradford, Sd as
sistant
TIE FLAG ESCORT OF MoBERLY. NO.
The First Cleveland Flag Escort, oil AI0bery Mo;
thirty men, with Prince Albert coats silk hats
and bad yes, commanded by r. J. Carmody The
| escort claims to carry. the first Cleveland flag
raised in the country. it having been loosed to
the breeze on the 18th o. July, 1854.
LEwENSyILLE VA, CLUB.
The Lewensville Cleveland and Hendricks
club. of Fairfax county, Va. Officers: Frank Y
Burke; president: John II. Stewart, vice presi-
dent; Mason Shipman, secretary. Eighty
mounted men, in citizens dress, marshaled by
r. A. Kirby and Capt. f. G. Reid.
THE TENLEYToWN CAvALCADE.
| Tenleytown mounted club. -Four detach-
| ments of mounted men, a. follows: Eleven sor-
| rels to fill the North Carolina company Dr. J.
| F. Gilpin. major: VIM. II. bowling captain: 8
| light bays VIM. Mullen. major; Robt Stuart.
captain; q grays,J. M.Curran, major; 1Obrowns,
Geo BYrdette, major; E. Ghappell; captain !.
Dress: Plain dark clothes and white gloves. The
| grays have light blue saddle cloths with white
| trimming. All the others have white cloths,
with red trimming.
IRVING HALL CLUB, NEW YORK.
The Irving Hall Democratic organization of
| the City and County of New York will march
with about 400 men in line, under the leader
| ship of Grand Marshal Alexander V Davidson
| They will step to the music OF M:tnnahans band
| OF 40 pieces, and be uniformed in dark clothes,
| silk hats and canes.
TANEY CLUE. BALTIMORE.
The fancy club, OF Baltimore which was or.
ganized in 1882, Mr.. Timothy Naloney Presf-
| dent: o. A. Bouldin, Secretary: W. II. NJ Arnold,
| Corresponding Secretary w. II. Strauss, Treas
urer, will arrive at o'clock tomorrow morn
| ing and parade with Timothy NIalOney Mar
s!l'rl and Owen a. Bouldin, Luke Fallen, James
Kelly, James Dawhoe IT'S aids. The Americas
Band and Holy Cross Fife and Drum Corps Will
accompany the club with 80 pieces. The men,
bers will be attired uniformly in dark clothes
and overcoat, derby hat. light gloves and cane.
They Will bring 300 men and carry the club in
| sigma and National colors
| THE DUCKWORTH CLUB, CINCINNATI.
The Duckworth Club, OF Cincinnati, named in
honor of Geo. X. DuckwOrth a young business
| man of that city, formed in September,
1850. Over $50 members of the club will
march in the line tomorrow, headed by the
| First Reg't band of thirty pieces. The club
| comes to Washington in It's own special train of
| sleeping coaches, which viii remain at their
| disposal during their stay here. While here
! they will be the guests OF the Young Mems DEM
ocratic Club. The officers of the club are: D. j.
| Dalton, President; NJ. L. Hawkins, First Vice
President; Jno. L. Folett, Second Nice-Presi-
dent: Adam Kramer, Third Vice-President: JOS.
Il. Manouge, Recording Secretary: d. f. Lynch,
Financial Secretary; Samuel Schott, Treasurer.
Directors: Geo. X. Duckworth. Sol. L. kineon,
| NJ. J Ryan. Mark Wallace j. j. Reagan, G. G..
| mann, c. T. Blackburn and j. ]. Brady. Ser
geant at Arms, Captain James Reader.
The members of the club Will wear dark suits,
regulation white plug hats, light English Mel
| ton overcoats faced with satin and white satin
| necktieS.
THE DUCKWORTH CLUB
was the only club that attended the Chicago
Convention accompanied by their own band.
Among the members of the club who attended
| the Chicago Convention, twelve were elected
delegates to that memorable body; and the
club boasts that they were first, last and all the
| time unanimously in favor of the nomination
| of Grover Cleveland.
The Pennsylvania Troops.
All of the regiments of the Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard have been ordered here to march
| in the parade tomorrow, and will form one di-
vision. Some of the troops are already here.
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