Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-04
MAI. GEN. sSowDEN.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GUaRDsMEN.

THE
An Army From the Keystone State to Form
One Division of the Parade.
In point Of numbers and importance the
turn out from the keystone state is the most
important. The Pennsylvania troops formed
Q division in the parade. During the past year
the Pennsylvania National Guard has seen
some rough hard service, and it has earned
this little holiday. The officers of the guard
realize the advantages accruing from frequent
and quick mobilizations of tho troops, and in
The case Of the Pennsylvania troops alone was
the order to turn out a general one. The or
ganization Of the Pennsylvania National Guard
b as follows:
Commander-in-chief:
Gov. Robers E. Pattison. Harrisburg.
staff Of cor snander-in-chief:
Brig. Gen Walter W. Greenland, adjutant
general. Harrisburg
Lieut. Col Alexander Krumbhaar, assistant
adjutant general, Philadelphia.
Col Chambers McKibbin, inspector general.
Pittsburg.
Col John L Rogers. judge advocate general,
Philadelphia
Col o. E. Mcclellan, quartermaster general,
Harrisburg.
Lieut. Col. Henry D. Paxson, assistant quar-
termaster general Philadelphia.
Col Richard S. Edwards. eommissary general,
Hoyt, Montgomery county.
Lieut. Col George W. Ryon. assistant COM
misssIy general. Pottsville.
Col Louis W. Read, surgeon general, Norris
town
Col Thomas ]. Hudson, chief of artillery,
Pittsburg.
Col Herman osthaus, general inspector Of
rife practice. Scranton.
Aides-de-camp:
Lieut.. Col A. J. Drexel. jr, Philadelphia.
Lieut. Col. Rollin H. Wilbur. Philadelphia
Lieut. Col. James Duffy. Marietta
Lieut.. Col Wyle 1. Wilson. Philadelphia.
Lieut.. Col A. Harvey Tyson. Reading
Lieut. Col. James West, Sheldon. Susque-
hanna county.
Lieut. Col James r. Hunsicker. Norristown.
Lieut. Col A ID. Seely, Berwick, Columbia
county.
Lieut. Col Slavery Bradley. Philadelphia
Lieut. Col W. g. Connolly. jr., Pittsburg.
Lieut. Col John VI. Seigfried, Warren.
Non-commissionsd staff:
Sergt. Mai. John d. NORMAN. Harrisburg
ouartermaster Serrt. Samuel A Bell. Clarion.
Com Sergr Clement J. Carew, MeadviIle.
Color Sergt Alexander W. Bergstresser,
Harrisburg.
Chief Musician John Russ, Harrisburg.
Division commander:
Maj. Gen. Geo. K Snowden, Philadelphia.
Division staff:
Lieutenant colonel and assistant adiutant
general. George II. North.
Lieutenant colonel and inspector, William j.
Elliot
Lieutenant colone and iudpe advocate
rhorn.s D.wi, C,viax 'e
Lieutenant colon. and ouarterm.s.sr
Ralph +. CuIlinsn.
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