The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-12

sBr}yant7 Colonel Daniel A Potter.
Sol4Rel w. Saior MSor W. Pad
dock, Major 81. Kretz, Major Jesse NJ; Parks,
M Major T. w W. Haskell, Captain 1 B%rritt,
Rsse HON John G. jaeoss, Mr. n H. "
Wheeler, Mr.. Edward McCauley, Mr.. E. D.
AIpp AApplSet5on, S5g, M Mr. ! Robert Oh j. walker Nj F. G
]. Bright Mr.. James F. McEihone, Mr.. James
g; Wintersmith, Mr.. F. A. Richardson, Mr..
Rdhinsna hls Dean hL MI Henry s. selden Mr. & A
mis- Sullivan, Mr.. E. ]. Acosta, Jr., Mr.. r. NJ.
Demere, Mr.. 7. N: Cook, MI. W; N; Porter,
7. c. Quantrill, Mr.. S. W. Battershal, Mr..
Charles 8. Higgins, Mr.. K. L. De Akers, Mr..
Marshall W. Wines.
Presidential Party i'll Carriages.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brevet Major General r. B. Ayres, q. s. A.,
Marshal.
Staff-Brevet Lieutenant Colonel George
Mitchell. q. s. A, chief of staff; First Lieut.
Lieutenant NJ. C. Richards, b. s. A, A D. G.;
SECOND Lieutenant Willoughby Wake, O. S.
Battalion of Second U. S. Artillery, Lieut.
enant Colonel Loomis L. Langdon.
Battalion of o. S. Artillery, Brevet Lieu
tenant Colonel L. L, Livingston.
Captain Frank B. Hamilton.
battalion OF U. s. A. Marine Corps, Major
Washington Light Infantry corps, of D. c.,
Lieutenant Colonel William G. Moore.
Union Veteran Corps cOld Guard), of D. C.,
National Rifles of D. c., Lieut. J. O. Manson
Union Veteran Corps First Company of D.
c., Capt. NJ. A. Dillon.
Washington Continentals, of D. c., Capt
George F. Hmms.
Emmett Guard, of D. c., Capt. W. H. Muir
Washington Rifle Corps, of D. c., Capt.
Geo. F. Hammer.
Butler zouaves, of D. c., Capt Charles B.
Fisher.
Washington Cadet Corps, of D. c., Major C.
:, Capital City Guards. of D. c., Capt Thomas
Webster Rifles, of D. c., Capt. P. H. Sim
>, Capital City Guards, of D. c., Capt. W. P.
Grand Army Of the Republic, Department
OF Potomac, N. NJ. Brooks, Commander.
SECOND DIVISION.
National Guard of the State of Pennsylvania,
Major General John F. Hartranft, COM
manding.
First Brigade-Brigader General r. Snow
don, commanding consisting of the First,
ion Stnte Fencibles, First Troop Philad elphia
City, cavalry, Gray Invincibles and Battery
Second Brigade-Brigader General ]. A.
Beaver, Commanding. Fifth, Tenth, Four
feenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Eighteenth
Ii,
Third Brigade-Brigadier General JOS, X.
Sigfrted, commanding. Fourth, Eighth Ninth,
Twelfth and Thirteenth Regiments, and Bat,
terry @.
THIRD DIVISION.
Major General Fftzhugh Lee, Marshal.
First Battalion Virginia Troops; Corps of Ca
diets, Virginia Military institute; Richmond
Light Infantry Blues; Company +, First Vir-
g1n1a Regiment; St Johns Academy Cadet
Corps; Second Virginia Regiment; Third
Yirginia Regiment; Fourth Virginia Regi-
seaboard Elliot Grays; National Guard; Han,
nibal Guard; State Guard, Richmond, Va;
Company g, Third Regiment New Jersey Ma,
tional Guard Clark Light Infantry, Augusta,
Ca; -, Fifth 6 Regiment Maryland National
Bond Guard. Catonsville, Md. ;Towson 6 Guard,
Towson, Md; Monumental Guard, Balti-
Baltimore Rifles, Baltimore, Md; South Car.
ninth Regiment New York National ::Guard;
9hp " NJ nes Ten
adier-Rochambeau, New York City; Bat
MlLo talon North Carolina Troops; Hornets
Forsythe Rifemen. winston, n. c.; Edge.
eombe Guards, Tarborough, N. c.; Meagher
St Louis, Mo-; Corcoran Cadet Corps, Of D.
G.; Gonzaga Cadets, of D. c.; Fourteenth Reg
iment Ohio National Guard; Company C, Six
pany d, First Regiment Minnesota National
Guard; Ames Zouaves, Minneapolis, Mimi.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Major Thomas j. Luttrell, Marshal
First Brigade. General Horatio c. King,
ing Hall Club, County Democracy, N. Y, Al
bany Democratic Phalanx, Kings County
Democratic Club; Brooklyn, Cleyeland and
Harlem Democratic Club, Buffalo Legion.
Second Brigade-Henry Wise Garnett, As
sha sistant nsi Marshal A Bayard Legion, Whining
Kruger Engineers, Newark, N. j.; First New
Jersey Democratic Battalion, Camden; Iro-
gnois Club, Chicago; Duckworth Club, Gin
natl; jackson Democratic Club, Columbus;
Columb4s Glee Club; East Connecticut DEM
Third Brigade, Hon. James II. Hopkins,
ASSISTANT Marshal. Americus Club, Phila-
deIphia;' 8. J. Randall Association, Phila-
delphia; Moyamensing Legion, Philadelphia;
Hancock Veteran Association, Philadelphia;
Young. Young Mems Democratic Battalion; Phila-
Eleventh Ward Randall Club, Philadelphia;
Third Ward Continental Club, Philadelphia;
philadelphia; Cleveland Club, Philadelphia;
First Ward German Democratic Club, Phila-
delghia; Americus Club, of Reading; Cleve-
tral Dem ocratic Club, of Harrisburg; Young
Mems Democratic Association, of York
s,dto, Eonfth Brigade. MT; Spencer watkins As
and Hendricks Club, D. c.; Calumet Club;
Baltimore; Crescent Club, Baltimore: Taney
Club, Baltimore; Democratic Central Assocf-
alton. Baltimore; Stonewan Club, Baltimore.
Fifth Brigade.-B. F. Lloyd, Assistant Mar
shal: Escort-Monumenta Club and Madi-
son Club, d. c. Virginia Associations. Demo-
cratic Inaugural Club, Portland. Select par
y, Gorham. First Cleveland Flag Escort,
Moberly. Mo. Davis Democratic Club, Pied
mont, w. Va National Veteran Democratic
Club, Chicago Democratic Flambeaux Club.
Topeka.
Sixth Brigade-Wm. A. Hutchins, Assistant
Marshal. Flag Cavalry of the 219 Elect oral
votes, ID. G. Cleveland and Hendricks Club,
townsville, Va. Miscellaneous mounted
clubs. Veteran Firemen's Association, N Y.
Fire Department of the District of Columbia.
The public celebration to-day ended with
display of fireworks. In character it was
like all displays of fireworks, but in volume
and variety it is said to have excelled any
former pyrotechnical exhibition upon this
continet. Withal, it was successful to the
minutest detail.
A noteworthy piece repres- ted the Ma
tional Capitol with excellent portraits of the
President and Vice President, fankcd b.
notices and emblems. This piece was one
hundred and sixty feet long by seventy-fvein
height-the largest set piece ever fired in
America. The flight of five thousand rockets
at once, forming a vast floral bouquet in the
heavens, terminated the display.
The Inaugural Ball.