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

AIDSTty w. u. hllue, 6eOTSe =. MClauIoy, Sol.
Bsehrach, E. P. vincente, a. Wells Rush. In
addition, there was an escort of 60 men, wearing
dark overcoats and silk hats.
men with band and drum corps. Officers: T.
=. Morrison, president and chief marshall; Gen
ste Cap" saa Eensona o0
shals Uniform black suits and overcoats, tan kid
gloves, silk hats, canes black velvet badges,
gold banner, after style of the knights Templar
The fancy club, of Baltimore. 200 men, Mr..
secretary; ". Il &. Arnold, y; co a; pn
secretary; W. II; Strauss, treasurer; Timothy
Maloney marshal and Owen A. Bouldin, Luke
Fallen, James Kelley, James Dawhoe aids.
The members were attired uniformly in dark
clothes and overcoat, derby hat, light gloves
German American Democratic Central asso-
citation, of Baltimore, $50 men and band. Louis
Lowenstein, president; n. Volkert, first vice
dent; Conrad Darsch, chief marshall; s. silver
schmidt, M. kohlerman and Wehrenburg as.
sistant marshals Uniform, dark suits and high
hat.
stonewall club No; l, 18th ward, Baltimore,
tfw ' n men and drum corps, commanded
and his aids, Edward Norton, Daniel Flynn and
VIM. Forester, secretary. They wore dark
clothes, stiff hats, canes and badges.
Bohemian club OF Baltimore, $50 men; c. j.
Rochlitz, president.
FIFTH BRIGADE
Mr.. B. F. Lloyd Assistant Marshal
Aides-Mr. Franklin Barrett, Mr.. John s.
Waddy, Mr.. William 1. Tune, Mr.. John II.
Clark, Mr.. John Williams, DR.. Charles Ball, Mr..
John q =: worth, Mr.. ]. st. Clair Brooks, Mr..
The Monumental club and Madison club, mar
shaled by Mr.: P. F. Cusick, acted as escort.
seventy-fve strong Officers Nathan Cleaves,
president; NJ. M. Riggs, secretary; E. H. Water
house, treasurer; l.. B. Roberts, general mana
ger Uniform, spring style silk hat, black suit,
dark overcoat, gloves. cane and white silk hand,
kerchief They carried banner which was
carried by the Maine delegation at the time Polk
The First Cleveland Flag Escort of Moberly Mo-;
thlfty men, with Prince Albert coats, silk hats
escort claims to carry the first Cleveland flag
raised in the country.
Davis Democratic Marching club, of Pied
mont, W Va, eighty men, including the An
oerson band of Piedmont. S. D. Woodrow,
president and commandant; Geo. D. Woodrow,
1st lieutenant Fl; G. Buxton, I'd lieutenant; J.
N, W. Davis, Sd lieutenant, and NJ. ]. Gilmore,
4th lieutenant. Uniform: Navy blue double
breasted sack coats, red stripe on pants with
blue and white belts, white caps and white and
bpiue pomp9ns. Arms, red BOOSTERS perched on
Young Mems Democratic Club, of Wheeling.
west va. Forty men and band. Officers: Os-
car seely, president; w. L: Wright, secretary;
Allen hIa Brock, treasurer. Uniform, silk hats.
Democratic Flambeau Club, Topeka, Kansas,
capt. Lewis, and eighty-three men, with Dis
with band, boast Of coming from the exact geo,
graphical center of the United States to the no.
utlcal center Washington city, to assist in a
democratic Inauguration.
Kansas City Democratic club
SIXTH BRIGADE.
Mr.. William A. Hutchns, Assistant Marshal
Aides-Messrs. Rob't Offutt, FIG. Calvert, E. f.
King, John d. Newman, Fred. S. Newman
j. d. Entwfsle, William Ellis, Roy Willett,
James W. Wrenn, G. l.. Nicholson, F. F. Cogan
and W. C. Bickford.
=, Flag cavalry of the 219 electoral votes, Mai.
Nixon, commanding
The Townsville Cleveland and Hendricks
club, Of Fairfax county, Va. Officers: Frank <
Burke; president; John R. Stewart, vice presi-
dent; Mason shipman, secretary. Eighty
F. a. Kirby, and Capt. E. c. Reid
New York Veteran Firemen's Association
2oomen, accompanied by the Sth regiment band
o. Oh. .ywentg-nxe pieces: Geo r. Conner,gra mar
Ward and John j. McCauley aides Uniform
dark blue coats and pants and hre caps.
Inc district Fire Department-Seven engine
and two hook -and-ladder companies, with a
total OF ninety men, under command of Chief
Engineer Martin Cronin, and Assistant
Ch lies George Spilman and Charles Merrillat.
man, Joseph. Paris; company No 2, forema n,
John +. Maddox; engine company No. 5, fore
man man Louis F. Lowe; engine company No. I,
foreman, John Sherman.
Second Battalion-Engine company No. 8.
foreman aIa, James Frazier; engine company No.
b, foreman, William T. Sorrell; truck company
A, foreman, Jere O'Leary.
One OF the features of the sixth brigade was
t W. alnerent cavalry companies, representing
virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Car
oilna, tennessee. Georgia, Tennessee, Missis.
sJppi, Texas, louisiana, Florida and other states
that east their electoral votes for Cleveland
clothed In q variety of suits.