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

Bradley T. Stokes, first neutenans Francis
Loney, second lieutenant.
Company E-Richard Hamilton, captain;
I John I. Dowell, first lieutenant
| Company B-Lieut Jas y. Reese, command
! Ing: Henry L. DAILY, second lieutenant.
| UntIorns-Blue ovcrcoats knapsaclSs, blank
belts aS Rcg I'm %ns Hs dFmed gray IN largely
composed uf eX-union and ex-confederate sol.
diers, both as To men and officers, many OF
| whom stil remain; pretty well known from ex-
| tensive trips taken.
GOV ERNoR's GUARD ANNAPOLIS
Governors Guards, Annapolis. Nd, forty
men, with drum and fife, Louis Green. captain;
John IL. Wells, LIST lieutenant; James c. Porter,
/ I'd lieutenant uniform. gray, trimmed with
black; black helmets with white cross belts; no
overcdats
BOND GUARD, rowsoS, ND.
Bond Guard, Towson. Nd forty-hve men,
with drum corps. Officers. ID. Il. Barnette, cap
tam; A NJ Reed, LIST, and j. T. Sewsny, "a
lieutenants; gray uniforms. trimmed with black
and gold
/ BALTIMORE RIFLES.
The Baltimore Rifles. I. NJ. y. c.. fifly men
commanded 10y capt. George NJ. Matthew; Lieu
tenants j. A. Bishop and r. T.. Fiernon; uni
| form, dark blue, bun and red trimmings gray
oNcrcoat> with black trimmings white cross
/ belt and shakes Monumental band OF twenty
/ pieces. The Rifles took part I'm the hi-cenien-
NAL AT Philadelphia Ia lSs2. Two hundred
! Tags nave pcpn presented them. The national
colors Were given them by their lady friends
and the state colors 10y the H. A. NJ. t. church
Both hags will be borne in the parade to-mor-
/ row.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS.
The south Carolina volunteers, "a colored CON-
pany oi Charleston. :. c., will have In line thir>
ty-iiVe men rank and file, and win be accom-
panied by Brig. ten. ]. G. ClawSon, X C y. q.
! The command viii be received by Capt. rhos.
! = Kelly, Lieut.. J. Frank Boston and detach-
Il n faTf l.a
quartered at Gray Hotel.
THE FoC .rEENrH OHIO REGIMENT
The 18th y timent Ohio National Guard,
which became lannon's during the Cincinnati
jury riot. viii parade with 200 men in liue.
! dressed In the regulation United States uni
| form. Col. Geo. II. Newman will command the
| regiment, his stan being composed of Lieut..
! Col. VIM. NJ. Lelgrtt Major Andrew Schwartz,
III ~ ~ ii''s flet'hSt. Inc rtshhehlal oahc
! VIII mead the line. The regiment, which wai
organized in 49,. has nine companies and
iull strength OF 900 men. II has been called %
| for service four times and made prompt r.
Spouse each time.
FORSYTH RIFLEMEN, WINSTON, y. C.
| The Forsyth Rifiemen, OF Winston, n. c., viii
have about thirty-five men in line. commanded
by Capt; Z. +. Young, LIST Lieut.. X. l.. Camden,
| and I'd Lieut.. w. j. Benton. The uniform .on-
sistS of dark blue coat, with light blue pnts
with scarlet trimmings and red helmets.
THE BUSCH zoUAvEs. ST. LOUIS.
The Busch Zouaves fify-five men rank and
itle, VIII present a fine appearance. Themen
/ have all been newly uniformed. The UNIFORM
| is a blue Zouave tunic with yellow facing, red
Zouaye trousers with yellow leggings, the read
covering being rcd Turkish Fez with blue
tasSel. The officers are Capt. Roemer, LIST lieut..
! Jacobs and I'd Lieut.. Potthoir This company
( was organized and is maintained by Adophus
| Busch, wealthy brewer Of 1T. Louis. Mr..
! Busch claims that his company is the rack
! IuuaNc company of the United States. will
give an exhibition drill while i'm Washington.
BALTIMORE CITY GUARDS.
Baltimore City Guards, NJ. y. O., sevnty
men, Capt. Jas. Casey, First Lieut.. Chas Hicks,
Second Lieut.. j. III. Reid. Uniform simils TO
that OF the Monumental Guards, with WON
| they marched "a a battalion of four companes,
Capt. Spencer commanding the battalion.
! MONUMENTAL CITY GUARDS.
| Monumental City Guards. NJ. y. c., BATH
more, colored, seventy men, fife and drm
corps, Vim. r.. Spencer, capt. Peter Wilson, st
lieut.: ]. L. cambridge 2d lieut. Uniform, liglt
blue overcoats, light blue pants and pompn
/ hats.
MEAGHER GUARDS, PROVIDENCE.
Company A, 9th Battalion. II. /. NJ, of Prov
dence. Il. l., generally Known as the Meaghr
Guards. The officers. Capt. Thomas III. Power,
First Lieut.. Bernard Hacllett. second Lieu.
Robert III. ormsbee. Uniform almost similr
10 the regular army. They accompanied
! 10y the Il. L. Flute and Drum band, eighteo
pieces. The company was organized August
1S63. They carry the state and nationl
colors, and claim TO Toe the best drilled con-
pany in Rhode Island. The company carry
about ffty-fiNe muskets, all the militia law Il
/ Rhode Island allows, and have with them
twenty or twenty-five recruits. They are com
posed exclusively OF Irish Americans. The
company viii spend two nights and two days in
Washington, also one day i'm New York on
their return home. They are all democrats.
| SANDUSKY LIGHT GUARDS.
The Sandusky Light Guards, Co. ID, 10th regi-
ment Ohio National Guard; forty men, c. NJ.
Reyes, captain; c. f. Bonton, LIST lieutenant,
and L. p. King, I'd lieutenant. Uniform fsimi-
lar TO that of the 9TH New York;: u. S. cadet
gray, white trimming, white cross belts and
white epaulettes The company was organized
May Sd, 1870. 1t has been twice called out by
me governor TO suppress riots In the coal re-
gions and At Cincinnati. Ii is composed of bush
ness and professional young men OF Sandusky.
FIRST GEORGIA BATTALION
The first Georgia Battalion, commanded by
Col j. y. Clarke, composed of the Clarke Light
Infantry and Olivet Rifles, of Augusta, Ga.
| The Clarke Light Infantry, 35 men, is com.
| manded by Captain John Jay Cohen: LIST
lieutenant, w. III. Stoeffell; I'd lieutenant H. X
| Lowery: Junior ID lieutenant, p H. Clarke The
| company brings So men, uniformed In gray
coats with gold trimmings and blue pants They
| VIII carry in line the regulation colors of the
| state of Georgia.
The Olivet Rifles will have I'm line sb men.
| uniformed in green and gold. The officers are
Captain, l. c. Levy, LIST lieutenant, III. Fry; I'd
lieutenant; Dorr, and Junior second lieuten-
ant, III. C. Hall.
RICHMOND "BLuEs"
| Light Infantry Blues, of Richmond, Va or.
ganized in 1913, SO men, Capt. Sol. Cutchins,
| First. Lieut.. W. NJ. Evans, Second Lieut. A. e.
| Heinrich, Junior Second Lieut.. n. 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, 35 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 doeskfn,
trimmed with orange coored stripe one and Q
| half inch wide, and lynx skin shakos.
! sEABoARD ELLIOTT GRAYs.
Seaboard Elliott Grays, (colored), Portsmouth,
Va. Officers: Capt. Jas. o. Corprew, First Lieut..
| VIM. III. Ackless, Second Lieut.. George L
| Blunt. Twenty-eight men in line, headed by Q
| brass band. Uniform, gray coats, full dress,
| with three rows of brass buttons In front, sky
/ blue pants, with gold trimmings (officers), and
| black trimmings (privates), epauettes, and
| black caps, with gold and black trimmings.
| Rising PhGnix.like from its Ashes.
| From the Sunday Chronicle.
| The calamity by fire that befell our enter
| prising daily contemporary, THE EVENING
| STAR, gave its wfde-awake proprietors an op-
| portunity to show their metal and recupertivs
| energies. Their forms were wrecked and de-