Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02

blue silk badge, light overcoats. black silk
hats and canes. The officers are as follows:
l. $. Dilienbeck. colonel: Samuel NJ Lippen-
colt. Northumberland; George W Hamilton.
major; James r. Pringle. adjutant: John Refs
enweber. quartermaster; Il. III. Dunn. quarter
master sergeant. The Lancers were organized
IN september, 1884. as the Charles +. Bruden
battery, and were reorganized in September.
1883, under their present name. They rendered
important service in both campaigns.
Fifteenth Assembly Association.
The Fifteenth Assembly District republican
association, OF New York city, was formed in
1856 and reorganized in 1885. under the leader
ship OF Robert A. Greacen, presidential elector
for the eleventh congressional district of New
York in the last election. The organization
performed important work during the last
election for the republican party. together with
the Republican club and the Greacen Battery
In the fifteerth district there gain of ga
votes for Ha rison over Blaine in 1854. notwith-
standing the fact that the fifteen assembly dis
trict is considered the banner democratic dis
trict of New York county. The Republican club
and the Greacen Battery of the district did
effective work also. not only in the city but out
of town. They usually paraded twice each week
during the campaign. The republican associa-
ton of the district is Offered follows: Presi-
dent, Robert A. Greacen; vice-president. John
Kane. jr.; secretary, James S. Young; treasurer.
VIM. X. BARLEY. The association will carry
the banner presented to them by Col. S. V. Il.
Cruger. late candidate for Acknowledgements
of the state of New York. This banner was
presented to the district for having gained the
highest percentage of votes cast oyer that of
1884 for the republican electors in the county
OF New York. The organization will wear
white high hats. canes and badges. and will
number about $50, exclusive of the silver band
which numbers twenty-three pieces under the
leadership of John NJ. Creswell, of Port Deposit.
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The officers for the inaugural parade are as
follows: Robert A Greacen. commander;
Joseph f. Beglan marshal: Jacob Powles and
William Il. BARLEY. aides to marshal; George
ID. Turner, captain first company: Samuel
Williams; captain second company; Seth wilks,
captain third company.
TheKings County Committee.
The Kings county general committee, of which
Mr.. Franklin Woodruff is chairman. will bring
about lbs men TO Washington to participate in
the inaugural ceremonies. They will wear no
uniform beyond black silk hats and distinctive
badges. They will be quartered at Mrs. Cobb's,
on 18th street west
The Eleventh Assembly District Club.
The Republican association of the eleventh as
sembly district of New York city will parade ON
the 4th with 100 men, The officers are: Hon.
Robert Ray Hamilton, president; Col George
Bliss, vice-president, and VIM. " Hoag. score
tary. The members will wear badges stating the
name of the organization. They will arrive to-
morrow. and will be quartered at 1205 f street.
The John Simpson Legion.
The John Simpson Legion is composed OF
members of the republican party living in the
sixth assembly district, New York city, The