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


staf-Captain ". Anderson, chief Of stan.
Aides-i w. o. Baldwin, Mr.. J. W. Drew, Mr..
3 kilmarth; Mr. J. b. Thompson, Mr.: J. NJ.
Mr.. r. j. Dangerield, Mr.. Jas. r. Cation, Col
Morton Marye, Mr.. Vim. B. Smoot, Mr.. L. D.
Wine, Mr.: Jackson Yates, Capt. II. B. Little
page, Mr.. L. Washington. Mr.. A. j. McBlair.
FIRST BRIGADE
. Cen Horatio c King assistant Marshal.
J: Campbell, of New York: Mr.. ,Chas. 6. Dun
Mr.. Ralph Gait Mr.. Howard Clagett Mr.. Den
mis- Cornell, Mr.. Julius Emner, Mr. Patterson
Sprigg. Mr.. Thos. J. Meem.
The jackson Democratic Association marched
at the head of division, marshaled by Mr.
george L. stewart, as escort.
The Society Of Tammany New York about
900 strong, headed by the eth regiment band.
and commanded by Grand Sachem Charles H.
Haswell- Mr.. John Kelly was not in line. hay.
ing been detained at home by Illness Grand
marshals, Thomas 5. Brennan and William
Dobbs; assistant marshal, Edward Cahiu. The
members OF the society were attired uniformly
In citizens dress Of dark material and wore
high hats and badges. The officers OF the So
eiety carried slaves wear their regalia or in
sigma OF Their rank. The sycamore, Mr.. VII
liam II. DObbs; the wiskinskie Mr. John D.
Newman, and the father OF the council, Mr..
Gunter n AckerInan, the Nestor OF Tammany,
Carried tOInahawks. The grand sacred banner
of Tammany was borne aloft by four men in IN
dian costume.
The Irving Hall Democratic club, OF the civ
and county OF New York marched with ab,jut
400 men in line, under the leadership of Grand
headed by Mannahans band OF 40 pieces The
uniform consisted Of dark clothes, silk hats and
canes.
The County Democracy. of New York. pre-
scented an imposing appearance, having over
loo men in line, headed by Gilmores cele-
DRAFTED band OF loo pieces The members were
attired in citizens dress. E. Ellery Anderson.
chairman. and Jas. J. Kelso, grand marshal
Aids-NichoIas Muller Thomas Walsh Daniel
OReilly, H. Jaehne. J. Corr Arthur Berry r.
kenney, j. r. NOOrhis, William p Mitchell I
Henry Ford John Keenan,. Henry $ BeaItie,
Maurice j. Power, Henry Murray, James Me
Cartney, Peter b. Masterson Patrick IT Ker-
win, Edward Kearney, Charles H. Reilly, An
Costigan.
The Albany Democratic Phalans 100 men
Deehanty, president. Anthony y Brady vice
president; Thomas Willard, treasurer: Andrew
Hamilton, secretary and James Mcintyre.
marshal. Uniform. spring overcoat lig ht beaver
hat. kid gloves, bOutonnlers. badges &c The
uniform consists OF the famous white hat 49,,
AT Saratoga Chicago and Newark light over
coat, black brOadclOIh under suit, a new badge.
or unique design, bearing the name OF the pha-
lanX. the city coat OF arms aad the words
Saratoga. Chicago, Newark and Washington g
The members also wear dark gloves and carry
silk um bFellas.
The Kings county democracy of BROOKLYN.
beaded by the Fourteenth Regiment band,
$50 men In line, wearing dark blue oyercoats'
Gark pants. opera hats, kid gloves and canes.
They carried a blue silk banner, Handsomely
c gImsa go AID bearing the coat OF arms of the
Farey, grand marshal: Thomas .i''a Carroll Il
chief aid; John Courtney, assistant aid,
SnS following aids: II. II. Adams, Francis
mite Thomas Goodwin. Chas b. Farley, jas
". RidgwaE, Pat. j. Kelley, Daniel O'RiellS
patrick ). Tully, Chas. b. Elliott, David 1
Lynch, Anthony Barrett, Felix Doyle, Georg,
Cleveland and Hendricks War Veterans. OF
Brooklyn, y. " Marx ID Wilbur presidsnt
IA; II; Riley, secretary; commanded b.
CoI; 4. q; Rutan, first vice president. Aboui
zoo men IN line, headed by fife and drum corps
iorty boys OF Dakin post, g. A. X. Uniform
oark suits, white gloves, high silk hats an,
Ribbon badge of the association
The Harlem democratic club. of New York d,
men In line. Odioers-Edward p Steers presi.