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

| men Col. c. {. Wertenhaker. Lieut. Col W.
Ma ., MAJ; Gaines: sdiu,ant. Corporal Green,
Capt. G. t. Rlps,ein; quarterinasier Cart. -
l. Cooper; conmissary, capt. J. Z. Culm: chap
rows; 90, {, Capt. j. p. Jeffries; Co T. Can't
n, P. Davis; Co +, Capt g. ii. Mus6scs: = Co q,
si% sD's Se e. T. oAR Gud 4
Lieut. Col T W. smith, Ma ]. s. Gary; adJu..
.snt Capt J; :; Jenkins; surgeon, MAJ. l. A
teTmsster Capt J. H. &aiser o esass sSnT
S So%s Il w ~ { ff Ese Chaplain Rev
| Wise; Norfolk City Guard Capt. a. a Nash..
Petersburg Grays, Capt John Is. Basland: caI,'
MAJ. VIM. III. Palmer; Langston Guard. CAN'T
peier Shephsrd e.; Virginia Guard Capt +.
nibai Guard, Capt. IT, G r. @ sS0nid :l Han;
Ligat Infantry of Frederickssurg, Capt. Benz.
Paul. mp" ~" A.
companies and b. first regiment. marched
a. snn oa',ailoh' and presented very handsoms
COMPANY A, otherwise known as the Rich
r.,, niaHs, was orgalized i'm sIi The uni
~ az IotisiSts "l gray irock coats, gray rants
BLACK helmets and white cross belts '
Sohi man Is, Walker Light Guard. which wa.
cnl-away coats, gold Trimmings liehf hins
wants and black bear-skin Shak,s
me oincers OF Company \, Richmond Gravs
are Louis j. Bossieux, captain: James r Pbil,,
ii!lS, nrst lieutenant; L. Leslie spence. second
The officers of Company b. Walker Iash,
Suard are Henry G. Jones. captain; James III.
bt %,,, nrst lieutenant acting adjutant;
'onh n bafgam1n, second lieutenant
Inc battalion under the command ~
oap. ~: u Jones. Ia h company numbered
a. ,t uiiicere and men, making IA total tor
This Il portion OF the CentenpiaI Ra,tallo,
~, t,a. !, which was the third company on
I ration. w VIC i"ouAu-
These two companies have AZ the ytryipta
q 1891 Tor years past always been
aieeu TIE lrst prizes, Company AS highest
score having been ei-hiy-nine I'M 100 n5infs
~ H., toiil pany ID ninetN-f i'm loo points
iuli ranks, their numbers being mainf.fned a,
me oqe maximum, viz, hity-seven Officers and men
ailo"ed under the state law.
ST John Academy Cadet corps of Alexan
cor "a, niaGo very handsome Appearance. The
t. fierc was Cart S"m peESrsdn by Major VIM
First Lieut.. Wm whilney Sbristtmas se COMMITS;
SpectoFi Ira X. Browning, sergeant major: Nm.
Lee AUD, color sergeant; Adolpus T. Powell,
osunalee sergeant h. Pendieton Parker, guar.
ternasier sergeant; Raphael :. Roche, drum
corporal Company Ar. f. Lee Martin. cap
taln; J-Lee Whitmore- first Lieutenant: Fielding
sergeant. Company B-Bernard J. Donnelly.
GGaRtsIn; John l. Rafferty,, first lieutenant;
La nam, first sergeant.
The State Guards OF the city of Richmond.
a. a., 30 men, was commanded by Robert Austin
taul, captain; Ii. Clay Gillian, first lieutenant:
fmmei Scott, second lieutenant and Asa
Miller, orderly sergeant Uniform, dark blue
1 cloth dress coats, double breasted trimmed
with gilt braid, trowsers OF sky blue docskin
trimmed with orange colored stripe one and a
hall inch wide, and lynx skin shahos
The Seaboard Elliott Grays, Icolured). OF ports-
mouth, a, was differed by Capt. JAS o. Cor.
prev, First Lieut. VIM. h Ackless, second
Lieut.. George L. Blunt. Twentyeght men In
! line, headed 10y a brass band. Uniform. gray
coats, full dress, with three rows of brass but
mings (officersl, and black trimmings tpri-
Yates, epaulettes, and black caps, with gold and
black trimmings.
Next TO the Virginia brigade came the Amer.
| ell. jr.
Phil. Kearney Guard. company C. I'd reei.
ment y. G., of Elizabeth, \. J.. 70 men In line,
| Captain and brevet major W. II. DeHart COM
manding; first lieutenant Charles Angus:
form, dark blue coat, light blue pants and black
helmet II all of the army pattern:
| - The Governors Guards of Columbia s. c.
| trimmed with gold
The first Georgia Battalion, commanded by
| Infantry and Ciinch Rifles. of Augusta ga
Inc Clarke Light Infantry, IS men, is com.
m l;nnid by Captain John Jay Cohen; LIST
Lowery; Junior I'd lieutenant, r. IL Clarke. The
company parsded with IS men, uniformed in
gray coats with gold trimmings and blue pants
Lhey VIII carry In line the regulation colors OF
the state of Georgia.
The Clinch Rifles had in line SO men, uni
formed IN green and gold. The officers are
| captain, /. c. Levy, LIST lieutenant "a Fry: I'd
| lieutenant, V. Dorr, and Junior second lieuten-
Filth regiment infantry, Maryland National
| guard, Baltimore. over 800 men, In line with
drum corps and band OF fifty pieces. Stew
| art Brown, colonel; John ID. 1ipscomb lieu
! tenant colonel; W. X. Whiting, adjutant r. /.
Miller quarterInaster; E. c. Johnson, commits.
sistant surgeon; Alexander Brown, paymaster.
j. X Randall, inspector Of rifles; Joseph Rey.
| nolds, chaplain.
Company CIR. P. Brown, captain: J. 8. Cor
man: second lieutenant.
Company F-w. F. Anderson, captain.
Company D-George c. Cole captain: George
| f. Search, first lieutenant
Company In. Lee Goldsborough, captain.
Company K-Wm. A. Boykin aptain. Jamss
1. Blackstone, first lieutenant Drayton NJ. Hlte,
Company G-Charles ID. Gather. cap,ain.
Robert Riddell Brown, first Lieutenant J. Frank
Phillips, second lieutenant
Company H-Charles F. Albers capfain
Thomas Harrison, lieutenant
Contrary A1Robert D. selden. captain:
Loney, second lieutenant
Company E-Richard Hamilton, captain
Company B-Lieut Jas. p. Reese command
ing; Henry I. Daily, second lieutenant.
The uniform consists OF blue overcoats, knap-
sacks, blankets rolled, regulation helmet, gray
pants, white belts The regiment Is compoeed
largely OF war veterans, and distinguished H.
Governors N, n Gya gS eAc ane marching
men, With drum and fife, Louis Green csnfatn.
; John H. Wells, LIST Lieutenant; James G. Porter
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black; black helmets with white cross belts; no
OVercoats.
Bond Guard, Catonsvile Md, forty-fve mem
with drum corps. Officers, ID. p. Barnette can,
tain A. NJ. Reed. LIST, and j. p Sewany "a
lieutenants; gray uniforms, trimmed with black
and gold.
Towson Guards, Towson, Md: 40 men headed
by band OF music. The uniform Is grew MIR
cross belts and waist belts high black On rs ana
white poml,ons. 1t will be Offered as fuiiovs
Charles y. Mclean, captain; Robert Ptlson Isl
lieutenant; Charles r. Chew, I'd lieutenant,
Francis Hines, orderly sergeant
Monunental City Guards NJ NJ C. Balti-
more, Golored, seventy men, fife and drum
corps, VIM. K Spencer, capt; Peter Wilson LIST
lieut.; j. l.. cambridge, I'd lieut. Uniform. Iiehf
blue overcoats, light blue pants and pornpon
mats. rf
Baltimore City Guards, NJ. N. G., seventy
men, Capt. Jas. Casey, First Lieut. Chas HicEs
Second Lieut.. J. III. Reid. Uniform similar 10
that OF the Monumental Guards with whom
they marched a. a battalion of four com panies
Capt Spencer commanding the battalion
The Baltimore Rifles, l. NJ. N G. fifty man
commanded by Capt. George NJ Matthew. faeu,
tenants j. A. Bishop and r. p Fierpon: ms.
form, dark blue, buff and red trimmings rrav
oVercoats with black trimmings while cro:s
belt and shakos; Monumental band of twenty
pieces. State and national co1ors.
The Washington Infantry, of Pfttsburu Pa
Capt J. A A. Brown commanding, fifty mem
with the Hefiich drum corps.
The South Carolina volunteer Cant Allan
commanding, OF Charleston, S. c., had In line
thirty-five men.
69th regiment n. g., Of New York city,
TO- men, With band. ''
Colonel Ian Cay N ,o,,.