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


propriately Col. VIM. G. Moore, the colonel com
handing all the Light Infantry corps. He has
the experience of military man and Is besides
an a1fable gentleman and a good companion.
executive committee Col. r. n. Batchelder.
MAJ. j. wv. !andenberg, Lieut.. +. II. Harring,,
toni ~: Lyiord, secretary.
Ayers; q. s; A; Col p. H. Allabach. Chris. 40
ner, Maj, 6 A. Armes, q. S. A: A. r. Bfitton.
R Reai, 81 r. EaSon Horace Bourhton, Fillmore
Breitbarth, Robert Boyd, IL b. Cooke. Ja,1e SIX
Gl aa Y; Robert Christy, a. L. Crsniord, Gen n.
Capt. VIM. n. Dalton. Cabt. II. Dinaman ~ e.
Drew, Capt NJ. A. Dillon, p. NJ. Dubant, Can't.
+ Rle e. hntwise, Lieut.; Geo. ". Evans, Col r l.
Nicholson ps G. C hasetTP9d dvs May. A beS;
3pf hdy'y NJ NJ Parker, J. G. Paine, j. ?. B.
h A James Eap. = R T. Ross Capt H. Rogers,
Rockwell, =: s. A. VIM S. Roose. B, ii. Rober r.
s san, Ma aen Wm b sack, !; s II e; Charles
capt.; r. " Greene, Fred Gieseking, MATTHEW
' HnlabIrRS & Gwyn Capt, v. ?. Gray, Gen. s.
HenRie, Frank * Hu n oi F Hutsshi1n as
!. :: Kelley, Capt. \. W. Kelley, +. B. Kaibfns
f leo Ra F; Lemon, Frank Lewis Joseph g.
Chas. W. Morgan, Carl Mueller, CAPT. " H
MMarrphy, Capt Geo. a. Mnshbaeh, Coi. & q.
smith Capt n sc a1et m haass saps +
j J II. SavilIe, Col. Geo F. Timms' CAM 8
urelI Gen M MAJ :. Ihrockmorton Capt. u. E.
Amos Webster, NJ. Weller csl 9TIaPPuWSy ,,s ct
COMMITTEE ON CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS.
III continuance OF the very admirable plan
a. ce OF idrlelding up the work Of
given the duty of corresponding With these mss
Organizations that gave notice of their iIlfen-
like the military committee, SECURE quarters for
them and receive them upon thSir arrival In
this. city That this work has been done Wei.
lions will no doubt attest with grateful afacrifr
The chairman OF this committee Is Mr.. Tltk
]. Luthell, wen know MERCHANT in this tity,
whose portrait is given in another colunn ss
time and attention 70 this VStk With results
satisfactory to the visitors and the buhc P a1e
members of the committee are as follow: T. c,
Addison, Joseph y. Arnold, Chariss Allen N:
Batehe n f E. Berry ~ B M Bauer sriv
B Barnopa Fran 5ane gaWyye aki4 P Ra
Dorsey clasett, Robert Ca callahan, Thomss
Courtney, Hezekah Clagett, John 81. Cooney.
John j: Cook. P. +. Cusic1, A. Curet, J. Hadley
Doyle, Mills Dean, G IL W. Darr, J: B. Dayton, "
De Grummond, 9. B. Dufour, l.. 1. Dnpre, julius
E Emners Ed D. En5wste E. , Edmonston
Ealbey, F.. H. Finley, Joseph Tanning, c. H.
Tickling, James Goddard, George w. Gaddis,
John T. Green, r. c. Glasscock w A. Hutchins'
Joseph Hamlin; W. A; Hardness, Clarence Hail.
7. A. Hanson, John j. HOLSTER r. c. Hewitt,
Edward Johnson, George ]. Johnson Bernard
Kilmartin, J. Fred; Kelley, r. j. Kennedy,
Thomas F; Kelley, j. T. Keyworth, BENJAMIN
Leitch, 4. A; Lipsc9mb, w. H. Maginnis
Charles s. Moore; Thomas Muntz, Charles
Newmeyer, J. H. o,Brien, r. Q. Polzinhorn, j.
u u fro9 p i A a e Robertson Charles F. Rowe,
Stewart, Charles F. Shelton, Maurice splain,
Arthur Small, Alvin Shuster, Nathaniel sardo,
II. G. Trader, Charles Thompson, jr, w Bowie
Tyler, NJ. d.; E. D. Wright; Charles White, r.
A. Waters. Edward P. Watkins, Jackson Yates.
PUBLIC ORDER COMMITTEE.
To act in cooperation with the District Com
missioners and the police for the m maintenance
of good order is in a general way the duty of
this committee. 1t has, however, secured the
issue of the order to keep the avenue clear from
curb to curb during the parade, and has In other
ways contributed to the enjoyment by the
public OF the inaugural ceremonies.