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

Bradley T. Stokes, first ueu,enant Francis
Loney, second lieutenant
Company E-Richard Hamilton, captain;
John 1. powell, first lieutenant
company B-Ieut JAS Z. Reese, command
hg, Henry l. iiaiy, second lieutenant
lnliofiils-Blue oNerCoatS, knapsacks, blank.
cts rolled. resnlation helmet. gray pants; white
composed of ex-union aud ex-confederate col.
dierS, both as TO men and officers, many OF
whom still remain. pretty well known from ex.
tensiNe trips taken.
GOVERNORS GUARD. ANNAPOLIS
Governors Guards, Annapolis, Nd. forty
men, with drum aud fife. Louis Green, captain;
john III. Wells. LIST lieutenant; James C. Porter,
=; "a lieutenant uniform, gray, trimmed with
black; black helmets with white cross belts; no
overcoats.
BOND GUARD, Towsox, ND.
Bond Guard, Towson, Md, forty-dve men,
with drum corps. Officers, ID. T. Barnette, cap
tain; a. NJ. Reed. Isl, and ]. p Sewany, "a
lieutenants; gray uniforms. trimmed with blacs
and gold.
BALTIMORE RIFLES
The Baltimore Rifles. l. NJ. v. c.. ffty men
commanded by Capt George NJ Matthew; Lieu
tenants j. 4. Bishop and r. p Fiernon. uut
form. dark blue, buff and red trimninys gray
oNcrcoats with black trimmings, white cross
belt ana shakes; Monumental band OF twenty
/ nial at Philadelphia I'm fss2. Two hVpdred
Hays have been presented them. The national
/
and the state colors toy the T.. A. Nj r. church
! Both haAs viii be borne in the parade to-mor.
row.
TIE SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS
The South Carolina volunteers. colored com.
pany OF Charleston, :. G.. will have in line thir-
! ty-five men rank and file, and will be accom-
panied by Brig. Gen. ]. c. ClawSon, :. C. " q.
The command will be received by Capt Thos.
:. Kelly. Lieut.. i. Frank Boston and "A detach-
| ment Of the Capital City Guard and will be
quartcred at Grly's Hotel.
THE FoC-~FENTH ONO REGIMENT
The l1th : ,..mout Ohio National Guard,
which becar,- famous during the Cincinnati
jury riot Will parade with 200 men in line,
dressed in the regulation United States uni
form. Col. Geo Il. Newman will command the
regiment his stan being composed OF Lieut.
Col. Nm. ". Lcggett. Major Andrew Schwartz,
and Adjt. Thos. Fletcher. The rcgimental band
viii head the line. The regiment which was
organized in 49,. has nine companies and a
iuii strength of6oo men. Ii has be0n called on
Tor service Your times and made a prompt re-
spouse each time.
FORSYTH EIFLENEN, WINSTON, NC.
The Forsyth kifcmen, of Winston, y. C., viii
have about thirty-five men in line, commanded
by Can't; +. +. Young, Ist Lieut.. II. l.. Gambler,
and 2d Lieut.. W. T.. Benton. The uniform CON-
Sl~is 81 a dark blue coat, with light blue pants
/ with scarlet trimmings and red helmets.
! TIRE RvS.H zoUAvEs, ST. LOUIS
The Busch ZouaveS Efty-five men rank and
( file, Will present tine appearance. The men
4 Is a blue LOuaYe tunic with yellow facings. red
! IoUaVe trousers with yellow Ieggings. the head
covering being red Turkish FcZ with blue
! t1SSci The officers are Capt. Rocmcr, LIST Lieut.
4 Jacobs and 2d Lieut.. roJthoff. This company
was organized ana is maintained by Adolphus
Busch, a wealthy brewer OF II. Louis. Mr..
! Busch claims that his company is the crack
InuaYe company OF the United States. IL will
| give an exhibition drll while ia Washington.
BALTIMORE CITY GUARDS.
Baltimore City Guards. NJ. y. o., seventy
Second Lieut. J. III. Reid. Uniform similar to
that OF the Monumental Guards, with whom
| they marched a a battalion of four companies.
Capt. spencer commanding the battalion.
! MONUMENTAL CITY GUARDS.
Monumental City Guards. VI. " c., Balti-
more, colored, seventy men, fife and drum
corps, VIM. n. Spencer. capt; Peter Wilson. LIST
! lieut.: j. J.. cambridge, I'd lieut.. Uniform. light
blue overcoais light blue pants and pompon
hats
MEAGHER GUARDS, PROVIDENCE.
Company y, 9th Battalion, r. l. NJ, of Provi-
dence. r. l.. generally Known as the Meagher
Guards The officers, Capt. Thomas Ii. Powers,
/ First Lieut.. Bernard Haclett, second Lieut.
Robert H. ornsbee. Uniform almost similar
! 10 we regular army. They are accompanied
by the X; l. Flute and Drum band. eighteen
pieces Tue company was Organized August 1,
1850. They carry the state and national
coiors and claim To be the best drilled COM
rany in Rhode Island. The company carry
about hftE-iive musketS, all the militia law OF
Rhode Island allows, and have with them
/ twenty or TWENTY-FIVE recruits. They are COM
company will spend two nights and two days in
| Washington, also day in New York on
| their return home. They are all democrats.
| sANDUsEY LIGHT GUARDS.
The SandUsky Light Guards, Co. b, 10th regt-
ment Ohio National Guard; forty men, C. NJ
keyes, captain; c. f. Benton, LIST lieutenant
and T.. b. King, I'd lieutenant. Uniform tsimi-
lar to that OF the 9Th New York;: u. s. cadet
gray, white trimming, white cross belts and
White ep3ulettes. The company was organized
| May 3D. 1873. 1t has been twice called out by
fhe governor To suppress riots In the coal re-
glonS and at Cincinnati. Ii is composed of busi-
| ness ana professional young men Of Sandusky.
FIRST GEORGIA BATTALION
The first Georgia Battalion, commanded by
Col. j. o. Clarke, composed of the Clarke Light
/ Infantry and oliyet Rifles, Of Augusta Ca.
The Clarke Light Infantry, 35 men, is com.
manded by Captain John Jay Cohen; LIST
lieutenant, W. III. Stoeffeli: I'd lieutenant H X.
| Lowery: Junior I'd lieutenant r. H. Clarke The
| company brings 81 men, uniformed I'm gray
| coats with gold trimmings aud blue pants. They
| VIII carry in line the regulation colors OF the
The Olivet Rifles will have in line 3s men,
uniformed in green and gold. The officers are
Captain, !. Z: Levy, LIST lieutenant, II. Fry; I'd
| lieutenant, V; Dorr, and Junior second lieuten-
ant, ii. C. Hall.
RICHMOND "BLUEs"
! Light Infantry Blues, of Richmond Va or.
| gained in 1898, 30 men, Capt Sol Cutchina
First. Lieut.. W. NJ. Evans, Second Lieut.. A. E.
| Heinrich. Junior Second Lieut.. ID. E. Davidson
| Uniform Of dark blue, with white facings hat
of black enamelled leather, with plume of white
| feathers.
RICHMOND STATE GUARDS.
The State Guards of the city of Richmond,
| Va, 50 men, commanded by Robert Austin
Paul. captain; III. Clay Gillian, first lieutenant;
/ Emmett Scott, second lieutenant and Asa
| Miller, orderly sergeant. Uniform, dark blue
cloth dress coats, double breasted, trimmed
with gilt braid, trousers of sky blue doeskin,
! trimmed with orange colored stripe ONE and .
half inch wide, and lynx skin shakos.
sEABoARD ELLIOTT GRAYs.
Seaboard Elliott Grays (colored), Portsmouth,
/ Va. Officers: Capt. JAS. .. Corprew, First Lieut..
VIM. III. Ackless, Second Lieut.. George L.
| Blunt Twenty-eght men in line headed by O
! brass band. Uniform gray coats null dress.
/ with three rows Of brass buttons in front sky
! blue pants, with gold trimmings tofficers), and
! black trimmings tpriNatesl, epaulettes, and
| black caps, with gold and black trimmings
Rising Phenix-iike from its Ashes.
| From the Sunday Chronicle.
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