Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

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husiasuc. IL was not wanton enthusiasm, bus
the sincere expression Of emotion aroused BY
the sight A tat;ered battle Gag carried by
some half crippled old veteran drew cheers. A
group OF rnaifned veterans, living memorials q
the devastation wrought by shot and shcIl,
brought hurrahs and shouts from throats grown
husky by repetition.
oreat WAS the parade. but greater the crowd
the gathering Of the clans from every quarter,
Lincoln)s grand arInyo the common people"
Leading the great procession % il swept
up the avenue rode the civic escort of some one
hundred and twenty OF the well-lnown ci.izens
OF Washington. They were all spleudidly
mounted and were dressed in civilian dress of a
uniform character. Each man wore hich din
hat, Prince Albert coat, dark trousers. whits
gloves and carried a white whip. They marched
L. nles OF eight in double columns, and by their
fine appearance. as well as from the fact thss
they we're representative citizens. they were
received everywhere along the line With many
aemonstrations, representing as they did ths
citizens through Shose money and labor the
elaborate reception and entertainment 10 ths
old soldiers YVES made poselble. Their presence
at the head OF the parade wRs particularly ap-
propriate. In command Of the civic escort vas
Lonis D. Wine, the marshal. under whose d.
reeaon the escort was organized and through
whose well-known enterprise and energy the
details were arranged with so much success. Mr..
Wine rode fine black horse. Behind Mr. Wine
rode his chief Of staff. NJ. NJ. Parker. aud then
next in lino the four aids, as follows, Firse
ard, 5. M. Bodfish; second aid, 8. d. Heces
third aid r. A. S'arke: fourth aid. NJ. r. Thorn.
Then came the members Of the escort, who were
as follows:
John d. Daish, Andrew Parker, ]. I. Atkins,
c. f. Beach, F. r. uIlen, James +. White. +.
J. King, S. A. Dougherty, C. II. Welsh, WIN.
II. Manogue, +. J. Gramlich, Mathew Trimbls.
II. C. Browning, S. S. shedd, Capt s. II. Mer-
rill, l. c. slnter, W. H. Bayly, c. A. Prescots.
+. C. Dodge. @. NJ Smith, 5. A. Demonet. T.
H. Chamberlin. Col. William d. Thompson, r.
& Foster, L. c. Bailey, r. Ghecn, Edward
Graves, t. r. Brooks, L. s. Brown, Capt.
A. C. Tonner, Capt. c. C. NJ Loefser, Meyer
Loeb, W. p. MAgruder, f. @. Alexander,
". 7. Merriweather, L. NJ. Dawson, C. b.
Rheem, Capt. A. A Thomas. Capt Anisoa
Naiior, W. c. Bickford, II. A. Drury, r. II.
Smith, II. VI. Schneider. W. Keslsy schoepf,
l. L. johnson, J. Maury Dove, C. @. Duncan
son. David Cranmer, DIR. Smith Tovnshend, Z
II. McGowan, MAI. H. A. Hall, wm- 8. Rooss,
Frank I. Rawlings, W. H. Barnes, W. r.
Hoeke, J. J. Edson, jr., II. ID. Nicholson, J. r.
Burnside, J. E. Lattimer. H. NJ. schooley, DR..
Z. J. Woodman. A. II. Webs, VIM K. Ellis, A.
W. Kelley, Capt. C. S. Domer, W. +. GUIDE, r.
l. Wheeler, +. II. Barbarin. ). B. crAlle, r. Il.
Morrison, T. II. Thomas, l. @. Wood. Thos q.
Hensey, John L. Weaver, George Guide, W. h
H. Cissel, Col Robt Boyd, p N. Hough, NJ.
Sells. J. H. Small, John Hockemeyer, oapA
Chas. Childs, Calvin Wilmer, Geo. II. Walker,
i. n. Runyan, W. II. L. Reinecke, Louis Boyer,
jr., Robert Ball, Emmons s. Smith, o.
7. Thompson, Capt Geo. ". Evsns, ysa.
E. Bell, b. Z. Gilbert, II. p. Gu
bert, q. w. Cissol, T. ii. Bristos,
L. A. Littlefeld, Albert Gleason, II. L. Christ
man, J. +. o'Neil, Capt A p. Lacey, NJ ID.
Peck, Robert Cook, F. q. Aukum, T. ". Smith.
W. Andrew Boyd, W. r. Speare, r. s. Knox, y.
Z. Make, c. Z. Mailam, Thos. Norwood, J. q.
Slater, Capt. Luther Slater, 7. J. Sullivan, A.
W. Towson, A. n Wells, 4. c. Elmore, JsaL II.
vermiIya
The escort Of the commander-in-o fol-
lowed next presenting, as to the first division,
a martial appearance This was the Old Guard
Of this city, a popular military organization
composed OF old soldiers They wore their
full dress uniform, which Is handsome but noa
too ornamental The roster Of the Guard ID -
follows:
officers-Jamcs NJ Edgar, captain; sAmusl
NJ. Gordon, first lieutenant; Albert II. Van
Deusen, second lieutenant; n. Emmett Smith,
Junior second lieutenant
staff oficers-Willis B. Ppmcroy, chief Of
staff; A. i. Dinsmore, judge kivocste; John O.
S. Burger, quartermas.er; Alva S. Tsber, in
spector; Lyman D. Cutler, ordnance officers
DIR. Florence Donohue, surgeon; Thomas W.
Steuart, commissary; William III. Hoover, psy-
master; Rev. Levi II. York, chaplain.
Non-commissioned oficers-Aphonso ".
Bogia, quartermaster sergeant; George Y. Han
sell, color sergeant; George c. Harris, color
sergeant; William II. Fuss, first sergeant; Frank
b. Mooers, second sergeant; Jacob Jacobson.
third sergeant; George w. Scheerer, fourth
sergeant; Arthur Hendricks, sixth sergeapAS
Albert Brown. corporal; Charles l. PAtten, cor.
poral; Charles b. Sayer, corporal; Samuel 4
Swami, corporal
One-armed color guard-Amos J. Gamma
fifth sergeant; Frank u. Evans, corporal; n