The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-07-04


Lieutenant Commander Belknap, Brigade Com
mander.
Brigade Staff-Lieutenant H. McCrea. Adutant
General; p. A. Paym, E. Rog-
erS, Brigade COmmiSSary: p. a.
Surgeon Auzel, Brigade Sur
geon.
The naval brigade will be composed as fol-
| lows:
| First Battalion Seamen Infantry Lieutena Com
mander Sebree.
Second Battalion ses ns1. Infantry, Lieutenant
| Third Battalion Seamen Infantry Lieutenant
| Mason.
| Two Sections of Artillery, Lieutenant Doyle
ln all eleven companies, the first battalion
from the Baltimore, the second from the
Kearsarge and Dolphin, the third fir. m the
Essex and Petrol, and the artillery from the
Baltimore. There are thrty-six men to a
| company.
| SECOND DIvISION-THE MILITARY
| Commander-in-Ch ief-Gos. Edward c. Bureigh.
| Staff-Adlutant General, Brig. Gen. Henry M.
Spragne: Inspector General. Brig Gen.
| John Harper Commissary General, Col.
George A. PnllbroOk; Surgeon General
| Col. Daniel A. Robinson; Judge AdyO,
cate General, Col. Charles P. Allen AS
| slstant Qqartermaster General, Col.
Frederick K. Bo0thby; Inspector of Ri
file Practice, Col Edwin j. Cram.
Aides-C9I. Frank D, Pullen, Lieut.. Col. Milton
RI Henri French Ri Lieut. a.o Col Charles D. Clark
Lieut. Col Albert 6. Blunt; Lieut.: Col.
| Horace sSs Z: Mcdonald, Lieut.. Col: Stan
| LIEUT.. Col Charles A. Cofiu.
The following is the Brigade Commander
and staff:
Brigadier General-HeRry L. Mitchell
Stah-Malor and Assistant Adjutant General,
william Z: woodbury.; Major and Bri-
| lOr and Medical Director, Frederick q.
Ihayer; Major and Inspector Of Rifle
and Quartermaster. George Doughty
Captain and Commissary, Charles A.
RUNNER; Captain and Aide-de- Camp,
Arthur X. Hunt; First Lieutenant and
Aide Camp, Willard l.. Bowker; Quar-
/ termaster Sergeant, Lewis A. Moore;
Commissary Sergeant, Alonzo M. Kim
ball; Hospital Steward. Warren Z.
| Rlker; Chief Bugler, John G. Jones.
First Regiment.
Colonel-L. II. Kendall
| Lieutenant Colonel-W. S. Cboate
| Major-F ii. Storah.
First Lieutenant and Adjutant- H. p Frank.
First Lieutenant and Qnartermaster-F B.
| Harris
Major and Surgeon-F s. Warren.
Rrsd ESSt iantAasat End Assist~as ss.eooaF
Sergeant Major-J c. Boyd
/ qua termaSter Sergeant-W. ii. Murch
Commissary Sergeant. E. Burlegh
Hospital Steward-J. +. Young.
Company B-Isaah Ii. Baker, captain; Frank
| lieutenant. SOO0A"
Company C-E Fred Bisbee, captain: Lincoln
d. Barney. nrst Lieutenant; William 81. Barney,
Company D-George T. Crocke I. captain Har
ry l. Hall, first lieutenant; Harry F. Ames, sec
Company E-Timothy E. Hartnett. captain.
John j. Hankard, first lieutenant; Thomas j. Ho
| gan, second lieutenant.
Company F-Edward H. Ballard, captain: Chas
d. Leeman, first lieutenant; James A. Fairbanks,
| othy Elliott first lieutenant; John M Akerly
| second lieutenant,
No.,
| ward X. Gould, first leutenant Charles C. lib
| belts, second lieutenant.
Gun C9mpany-Michael J. Moriarty. first lieu
tenant; James L. Morlarty, second lieutenant
Frontier Guards E. Livermore. CAPTAIN.
| William S. Hume, frs. lieutenant; Davis 7. Lor,'
! ing, secondlieutenant.
Second Regiment.
| Colonel-Victor Brett
| Lieut.. Coonel-Wilmer F. Harding,
Major-Wilbert w. Emerson.
First Lieutenant and Adjutant-Frank A.
| Robinson.
First Lieutenant and ouartermaster-olIn b.
Major aud surgeon-wilbur A. Bumps.
| ". Russell.
Sergeant Major-Sewal A. Brown.
Quartermaster Sergeant Willard L. Bragg.
Gommissary Sergeant-George Otis Hall.
Hospital Steward-F. L. Adams.
Musicians-Fred Z. Maxfed, K. H. Jackson,
Company captain, Alvah A. romroy; list
lieutenant, Charles A. Mason; I'd lieutenant,
Martin X. PomrOy.
Company B.-Captan, Frank l.. Hoyt; LIST
lieutenant, Edwin M. Smith % lieutenant, Chas.
Company C-Captain, Charles F. Nealev: LIST
IIeq,,eeln1ant, VIM. E. Besau; I'd lieutenant, james
Company D.-Captain. Walter A Goss. Lot
w. Garcelon. ->'-""'
Company E-Captain. Horace NJ. Weston. LIST
lieutenant, Alonzo F. York; I'd leutenent, Geo.
S. Trask. 49,
Company F.-Uaptain, VIM. r. Pollard; LIST
nHeeutenant: Alton j. Towne; I'd lieutenant, Chas.
Company G.-Captain, Lanedon S. Chilcott: 1st
lieut. p+ James E. Mitchell; I'd lieutenant,
Company He lptan, VIM. Vaughan: 1st
lieutenant, Albert T. Shurtleff; I'd lieutenant,
Gun Company First lieutenant, VIM 0. Peter.
SON. "a lleutenan3, Fred W. Atkinson.
THIRD DIVISION.
The Grand army of the Republic.
Bosworth Post No. 2, Portland Commander, Wit
Thatcher Post ILL., l Po9t P11n Commander A. r.
Prince.
Sons Of Vetera1lS.
Shepley Camp 6, Portland, Capt. Lowell.
bangor camp,
knights of the Golden Eagle.
Forest City CommandeIy, Portland. Herbert
Sears, commanding.
FOURTH DIvIsIoN-rIKE' DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer. Granville Ii. Cloyes.
Machigonne Engine Go. No /, Portland,Il7 men.
Cumberland Engine Co. 3, Portland, II men.
Falmouth Engine Co. 4, Portland. IL men.
Casco Engine Co. 8, Portland, IL men,
Wenemovet Engine Co. z, Portland, IL men.
Dlrigo Hose Co. 6.Portland ~ men.
Eagle Hook and Ladder j, Portland, j men.
Hayes Truck 2, Portland IL men.
Dirigo Hook and Ladder 1, Portland, ii men,
Independent Hose Co, Richmond, 80 men.
hennebec Engine Co., Brunswick, 60 men.
Dirigo Engine Co. Springyale, so men.
Gen Berry Hose Co. Rockland, 80 men.
ro,I DelIge Hose Co., Brewer, 16 men.
Iainscott Engine Co., Newcastle, 30 men. |
Androscoggin Engine Co., TOpsham, 80 men.
Fairfield Engine Co, Fairfield, l6 meme
Long Reach Engine Co, Bath % men.
Cobosse Engine Co. Gardiner, 15 men.
Gen Bates Engine Co. Lisbon Falls,75 men. |
Continental Hose Co. Gardner, 30men.
N niggiGa F Engine e., BTunswick,76 men
~, Massasolt Engine Co Damariscotta, 70 men.
washington Engine Co., Kennebunk 90 men.
Eagle Hose Co.. Gardiner so men
Oity OF 1aralher Engine Co., Gardiner, 10 men. |
The procession will be reviewed from a
grand stand in Lincoln Park by the Society |
of the Army of the Potomac and other dis
tinguished guests of the city. including Gen.
W. l. Sherman, Gen. o. o. Howard, Secre-
tary OF War Proctor, and others. The
route will be this; Congress to Washington,
to Cumberland, to High, to Deering, to State,
to Congress, to Carleton, to Pine. to State,
10 Danforth, to Park, to Pleasant, to High
to Congress.
Yacht Race.
The yacht race win be under the direction
OF the Portland Yacht Club, A. M. Smith
chairman. The time for entries
for the sailing regatta will be extended to 10
O'Clock a. m. today, at Yacht Club rooms
The yachts will start from the Yacht club
house, MerrilPs wharf, at 1890 p. NJ, and
the race can be seen from tba wharves and
Eastern Promenade. The first two classes
will sail course of Is and the third class a
course OF nine miles Dorothy @. and Mon
hogan have entered in the first class War
rem, Genevra, Willie, Gertie. Yolande, Gypsy