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

state gave its electoral vote to Harrison, and his
steff.
Maryland had good Representative in Gov.
Frank Brown and Mai. Gen. Hy. Kyd Douglass.
adjutant general. and the general staT, includ-
ing Brig. Gems. &. p. Pain. Alexander Brown,
William Skipwith Wilmer. L. l. Jackson
Aids-de-Csmp-Cols. J. e. Legg. C. H. Carter.
Sherlock Swami. J. c. O'DOnnell, John Pleas
ants, 5. G. Arrstesd. Gerard F.. Hopkins, Jas
II. Preston. Brig Gen. Stewart Brown and
staff. first regiment Of infantry Col. L. A.. Will
mer: fourth regiment of infantry, Col Willard
Howard fifth regiment of infantry. Col W. A.
Boykin; Baltimore Rifles, Capt. G. NJ Mathews,
Monumental Citv Guards. Capt. W. X. Spencer
Allegheny Guards Capt. Frederick Burgee;
Fifth Infantry Veteran Corp. Col ii. ID. Loney.
The second brigade was commanded by
Brig Gen. Chas. J. Anderson and after his
staff came South Carolina. represented by Gov.
Benjamin r. Tillman and staff Then came the
Palmetto Guards second regiment), Col. " vile
Jones, and the Lee Light Infantry
Virginia had the following representation:
Second regiment. Col Joseph II. Nulton: fourth
regiment. Col. c. A. Nash; battery b. company
Il. first regiment Capt. Frank Cunningham;
company +, third regiments Richmond Light
Infantry Blues. Capt Sol Cutchins; first bat
TALON Virginia volunteers, Maj. J. d. Johnson.
NEW YORK.
The first troops o. the empire state were the
companies composing the famous seventh regi-
mcnt. This organization is the pride of the
state under the command Of Col Daniel APP
pleton. with Lieut.. Col. Geo. VI. Smith and
lIsj. W. II. Kipp. The staff officers wereI Ad-
jutant. Francis G. Landon; quartermaster,
John F. Long; commissary of subsistence,
Walter q. SCHUYLER; inspector of rife prsc-
tice, William H. Palmer; surgeon, Daniel ii.
Stinson. NJ. D.: assistant surgeon, William A.
Valentine, NJ D.; chaplain. John r.. Paxton,
u. ID.
Following the seventh came company A,
,fD md then the fOrty-aiyth
separate company OF the New York National
Guard. under the command OF Capt Darwin T.
Yunk
North Carolina sent Gov. Elias Carr and
staff, followed by the Forsyth Rflemen (com-
pany A, third regiment). Capt J. c. Bessent-
Following this company company b,
first regiment Capt. ". T. Hughes.
West Virginia sent her second regiment, Col
J. ". A. Ford.
Wisconsin presented her governor, George W.
Peck. and staff.
Then came the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege Cadets, Lieut. Georges $. Grisard, thirteenth
infantry, L. s. A, commanding.
Maryland Agricultural College Cadets.
The corps of cadets of the Maryland Agricul-
tural College made very creditable showing.
The corps is organized a battalion Of two
Companies Of about fifty cadets each, who are
drilled in regular double rank battalion forma-
ton. Owing. however, to unavoidable delay
in obtaining new arms and equipments for tbs
cadets the number who could turn out was
limited by the number OF rifles on hand, about
sixty cadets taking part in the parade and single
rank formation being necessary. The college,
situated eight miles from Washington on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. is under thorough
military discipline and sll students, unless ply
sically debsrred. are obliged to drill and per-
form such other military duties may be as
Sgned them.