Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-04

Gov. Flower rode in a carriage at the head of
the New York organizations. He was attended
by his staff: Brig. Gen. Joseph d. Bryant. sur
geon general: Brig. Gen. Joshua NJ Varian.
chief of ordnance; Brig. Gen. Ferdinand p.
Earle, chief of artillery; Brig. Gen. Almet F.
jerks, judge advocate general; Brig. Gen.
Thomas Hunt McGrath. inspector general;
Brig. Gen. George d. Sanford, commissary
general Of subsistence; Brig. Gen. benjamin NJ.
WhitlOck, general inspector of rifle practice:
Brig. Gen. Frederick r. Halsey. paymaster
general: Brig. Gen. William NJ. West, quarter
master general; Brig Gen. Palmer c. Ricketts,,
chief Of engineers; Col. Edmund L. Judson,
military secretary; Col. Jacob Rupert, jr,
aid-de-camp; Col. Albert B. Hilton, aid-de-
camp (assigned); Col. Thomas B. Sloan, aid-de-
camp; Col. William Leonard Davis, aid-de-
camp; Col Charles S. Rogers, aid -de-camp;
Col. Robert Grier Monroe. aid-de-camp; Col
John Magee, aid-de-camp, and Col I. s. Will
Jams.
Then camethe Jackson Democratic Associ.
alton Of the District as the escort to the divi-
sion.
Tammany, the great political organization Of
New York, came next. There were upward Of
5000 of them in line, led by Grand Sachem
Mayor Thomas F. Gilroy. Tho following
acted as marshals OF their respective assembly
districts: Morris Stack, Patrick Diver, Tim
othy ID. Sullivan, E. T. Fitzpatrick, George
". Meeks. Thomas Doran. George F. Roesch,
William F. Moore. B. +. Kennedy. William
Sulzer. A. T. Docharty, j. c. DAILY. Louis Mum
zingheimer, James P. Heating, William Dalton,
James Moran. Peter J. Dooling, George w.
Plunkett, Cornelius DAILY Thomas ]. Dunn,
Charles Fallen. James Finnigan, Frederick
Brander, W. H. Burke. Edward J. Atkinson,
w. E. Stillings Jacob Seabold, John B. Shea
There were thirteen gorgeous banners in the
line. Tammany was divided into four regi-
ments. The regiments were divided by mil
itary band at the head Of each column.
The Oriental Club of New York city had 100
members In line.
The famous John J. O Brien Association of
New York. which marches this year in the demo-
cratic column attracted much attention, The
members were handsomely uniformed in dark
overcoats and high silk hats. Each man wore
gorgeous badge and carried flag. The officers
of the ASSOCIATION are Barney Rourke, presi-
dent; Alderman "Silver Dollar" Smith, first
vice president; ex-Alderman Christian Goetz,
second vice president: Frederick j. Seeig.
treasurer; Henry Loewy, financial secretary;
Benson NJ. Levy, recording secretary, and
Charles Raab, sergeant-at-arms.
Edward j. Sparensberg is chairman of the
executive committee, and associated with him
are Maurice 5. lsaacs, Max Hochstim William
L. o Brien, James McManus, William B. Ham
son. Charles z. Birnbaum, Patrick j. Hickey
and Thomas F. Sullivan. The marshal of the
parade was John Lou O'Brien son of the late
John j. O'Brien. Abe Hummel. the well-known
criminal lawyer, was his chief assistant. The
OtucE dbslstaut uiar were f6trlck u. HICKEY
Thomas J. Sullivan. Max Hochstim, Charles r.
Birnbsum, William t. OBrien, Frederick ].
Seelig, Charles Hoffman and Henry Loewy.
The Cleveland democracy Of Buffalo also At
tracted much notice, not only on account of
the fine appearance Of the organization, but
because it was generally known that the associa-
ton comprised many of the old Buffalo as
sociates and neighbors Of Mr.. Cleveland and
Mr.. Bissell. There were nearly 400 men in line,
all uniformed in black silk hats, spring style.
| very dark olive-colored single-breasted spring
overcost, club badge and uniform gloves,
collar and tie.
The officers Of the club are a. follows:
William F. Mackey, president; William d.
Thayer, first vice president: David F.. Rieman,
| jr., second vice president; Frank P. Boechat,
recording secretary; Frank 8. Cushing, cor
responding secretary; Frank J. Trautman;
treasurer; William N. Smith. commander,
Albert p. Schsu, first vice commander; William
]. Weigel, second vice commander.
The Kings county democracy was marshaled
by VIM. Furey and had 500 members and band
| in line.
| The Bushwick Democratic Club Of BROOKLYN
had $50 members in line, with Mr.. VIM. A.
Furey as marshal.
Following are the officers Of the club: Prssi-
dent, Samuel 8. whitehouse; vice president,
George Straub; secretary, Peter B. Huberty;
treasurer, Gottfried Wssternacher; financial
secretary, Julius Muth; sergeant-at-arms. Died.