Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-04

Hitu ueuteHdut; Isaac MIR. JOSEPH BENJAMIN.
Fromme. sixth lieutenant; Jos. J. Froelich,
seventh lieutenant; George Conner, eighth
lieutenant; Harry Jaquillard, ninth lieutenant;
Ben Benjamin, orderly sergeant The uniform
consists of blue pants, blue shirts and white
monogram. white belt, leggins and blue naval
cap: In the parade the battery was represented
by 100 men, who appeared on this occasion in
brown overcoats, high hats and carried canes.
The Fifth Brigade.
The fifth and last division comprised clubs
from various states which did not have indie
pendent brigades. This brigade was COM
manded by Gen. F. G.. Butterfield, with Col. N.
G. Sawyer as chief-of-staff and Major Frank
Whitman, assistant acknowledgement. The aides
field. Col. II. G. Birmingham, Capt P. A. Auer,
MIR. F. A. Warfeld, Mr.. Chas. Baum, Mr. J. NJ
McGrew, Mr.. s. E. Slater, Mr.. W. W. Eldridge,
Mr.. J. R. Van Mater, Major W. H. Appleton,
Mr.. Dennis Kerr, MIR. Jas. A. Sample, Mr.. E. ].
Lacey, Mr.. W. H. Kilmon. Major Josiah Shaw,
Capt. r. L. Ford, Mr.. G. Edwin Sawyer, Mr.
BENZ. F. Butterfeld, Mr.. Chas. P Krantz. The
Harrison Mounted Guards, of Lewinsville,
va. The other organizations in line were
Republican Invincibles, Washington, d. c.,
Capt. ID. McCathran, marshal; National Com
mittee of Notification, Obed Wheeler. marshal;
Phoenix Steam Fire Engine Co., No. /. Will
mington, Del, Mr.. ]. w. Porter marshal: Re-
publican league, New Haven, Conn.,, Gen. E. s.
Greeley, marshal; Wide-Awakes. Hartford
Conn, Maj. J. G. Rathbun, marshal; Republic
can Flambeau club, Salem, Mass. Mai G. W.
Pickering, marshal; Vanderbilt association
Charleston. s. c., Mr.. A. c. Kaufman, marshal;
Harrison, Morton and Bowden club. Norfolk
Va, MIR. Thomas Lowery, marshal; Young
Mems Republican club. Providence, R. l., Mr.
J. E. Kendrick, marshal; Grand Lodge Plumed
knights, Providence, r. l., Mr. l. Golf mar
shall; Young Mems Blaine club, Cincinnati O.,
Capt. F; T. Foster, marshall Stanton club
Stubenville, Ohio. Capt j. L. Selah
marshal; Uncle Sam club, Cleveland,
Ohio, l.. H: Cosper, marshal; Republican
Flambeau club. Sedalia, No. Mr.. H. T. Will
liams, marshal; st. Joseph Flambeau club, St
Joseph, Mo-, Mr.. w. w. Cozine, marshall The
Missouri Republican club, Kansas City, NO..
Gen. T. w. Butterfield, marshal; Harrison
tlambeau Ord battalion, Detroit, Mich, Maj.
A. r. i. Beniteau. marshal; Alger Flam-
Old Soldiers Harrison and Morton club. Min
neapolis, Mimi, Col J. NJ. Underwood, mar
shall; Republican Flambeau club. Minneapolis
Mimi. Capt. John H. Harris, marshal; Flam-
beau club, Atkinson, HANS, Capt. W. Barnes
marshal; Topeka republican Flambeau club
Topeka. Hans, Capt. J. W. F. Hughes, marshal;
Cyclone club, Lawrence Kans., Capt E. F.
Goodrich, marshal; Harrison and Morton
Marching club (Cowboys). Denver, Mr.. C. E.
Funk, marshal; New Jersey republican associa-
ton. Dr. A. +. Pardon, marshal; New York re-
publican association, Washington, d. c., Mr.
F. w. Evans, marshal; Pennsylvania republi-
can association, Washington, d. c., Mr.. F. NJ
Evans, marshal; Seminary Hill re-
publican club. Seminary Hill, Va,
Mr.: &. W. stewart, marshall. Spring
Hill Republican club, Lewinsville, Va,
Mr.. Henry Clay. marshal; Harrison, Morton
and BOwden club, Portsmouth, Va, Mr.. John
Winslow, marshall; Harrison Morton and Bow
den club, Norfolk, Va, Capt John Gibson,
marshal; Eagle Republican club, Washington,
d. c., Mr.. R. d. Ruffn, marshal; Virginia Re-
publican club, Washington. d. c.. Mr. Ralph
Singleton, marshall John Sherman Republican
league, Washington, d. c., Mr.W. Calvin Chase,
marshal; Harrison and Morton cub, Washing
ton, d. c., Mr.. r. H. Cooper, marshal; Blaine
Invincibles, Washington, d. c., Mr.. George H.
Boston, marshal.
Gen. F. G. Butterfeld is native of Vermont,
where he was born in the year 1912. When the
war broke out he was student at Middleburg