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

! fine appearance in line and their tasty uniforms
were much admired. The officers are Col.
Thos. F. Doherty, Lieut. Col. Richard Murphy
and Maj. John Coffee with Ave companies and
/ full staff. The membership is about $50.
One hundred and twenty-five neatly uni.
| formed men. headed by Hyatt's Military Band,
represented the Young Mems Democratic Club
| of Wilmington. Mr. VIM A. Kelly Was mar.
shall The oficers Of the club are: c. c.
Montgomery, president; John S. Rosssli. frst
vice president; c. T. R. Bates. second vice
president; George J. Finck. secretary: DIR. J. P.
Iuill. financial secretary; VIM. @. Bryan,
treasurer.
The Joel Parker Association of Newark, which
took part in the Inauguration Of President
Cleveland eight years ago, was turned out in
good numbers today. The president of the as
sociation is VIM. H. Brown; vice president.
Geo. p. Gamble. The assistant marshals for
the psrsde were Ernest A. Ashley, superintend-
ent of the fire department: Thomas Tracy lieu
tenant Of the police; VIM. Norton, VIM. II.
Gamble and Eugene Lott.
The Fourth Division.
The approach Of the fourth division was her
aided by the appearance of the soldierly figure
OF Gen. Bradley t. johnson of Maryland, the
marshal. His chief Of staff was W. Stuart Smy-
ington and the members of the staff were a.
follows: James R. Wheeler, Frank A. Bond.
Maj. Chas. Mccain, Frank I. Blake. DIR. A.
Trego Shertzer Martin B. Bryan. John r. Dor
sey, George Hyatt, c. Warner Stork Dr. Mil
ton n. Taylor, John r. Stonebrsker. W. Shop
ard Bryan, Hugh McWilliams, Charles W. Field.
e. NJ. Allen, H. c. Tieck. R. ID. johnson, jr.,
p. H. Alexander, Randolph Norwood. Chss. T.
Cockey, IT,, B. H. Scott, James Hewes. G. W.
Crawford, W. H. Fitzgerald, E. Beverly Slater,
Daniel L. Thomas, Robt J. Tumbleson. Or. J.
Davidson Eglehart, A. c. Schmidt. Lester l..
Kingsbury, Thomas Hunter. Frank o. Smith,
J. NJ. Street. Joshua Thomas. T. Johns Rigby.
Robert Hough, Clarence Cottman, DeCourcey
Thorn. VIM. H. Thompson, T. Joseph Kelley,
r. L. Poor, James P. Dulaney, Thomas R. Glen
dinen. Israel Rosenfsld, J. II. Kraft. George
NoIbpry Mackenzie, James Short. Chas: T.
Wright, J. o. Myers. VIM. I. Biedlsr. John
Trainor, George ". Wilson, R. E. Gott, VIM. B.
Cockey, s. B. Hardy, W. W. Rasin. A. 8. J.
Owens, James W. Owens, Edward B. Hard
castle, E. h. Goldsborough. Arthur T. Colds
borough, Louis o. Wissman, Samuel Cox, IT,,
Thomas A. Smyington, Charles K. Harrison,
Albin Percy Gwinn. The East Washington
Democratic Club acted escort.
First in line came the Calumet Club Of Bal
timore.
This organization, which made such a credit
able showing in the inaugural parade Of 1885, sur
passed its record today. The club had large
representation in line. marshaled by Mr.. Risk,
with Capt. Robert c. Cole Of the fifth Maryland
regiment as adjutant
The officers of the Calumet Club are:
President-Hsrry Welles Rusk; vice presi-
dents, Louis NJ. Duvsll, Timothy Maloney.
John w. Keenan,, James 8. Morrow; receiving
secretary, Michael Z. Brennan; corresponding
secretary, William III. Mason; financial secre-
tary, Lewis W. Nelson: treasurer, Eldridge
Packham, jr.; sergeant-atarms. Geo. J. Gum
del; board Of governors. Messrs. l. Freeman
Rasin, John J. Mahon, Thomas W. Marshall, J.
Vernon Campbell, John T. Gray, Edward |.
Chaisty, William ]. Kelley, Michael J. Fadgon,
John .. A. Robson, Samuel Pattison, Thos. II.
Hamilton. John +. Weyler; membership COM
mittee Messrs. Harry Welles Rusk John Quinn,
Daniel Constantine. George Trumbo, John J.
Mahon, John F. Leonard and John F. Weyler
The Concord Club of Baltimore, one Of the
leading political organizations of the monu-
mental city, paraded 500 strong, headed by its
own band and drum corps The members were
uniformed in light overcoat, silk hat. dark
pantaloons. buff gloves, cane, white tie and
standing collar.
The president of the club, Mr. b. E. Smith,
acted as the marshal Of the parade, with staff
of twenty five members.
President Smiths aids were as follows: W. T.
Builder, DIR. p. V. Benson, Jos. yansant. DIR.
Sidney o. Heiskell. Henry Allnutt, JOS Krager,
Geo. ". Spicer. VIM. J. Carroll
Staff-Chas. p Kahler assistant marshal: JAS
NJ. Cornell. major; Jacob F. Cook, adjutsnt.
Company A. Capt. Ira Adams; company B,
Capt A. j. King; company C, L. NJ Duvall;
company ID, Chas. McCahann: company E, John
Ahern: company F, c. NJ. Hobbs; company G,
Francis Cutair.
The Iroquois Club of Baltimore, which num-
OSiS aiming I've IucmOtrs many prominent c1tl-
zens Of Baltimore. had about 500 men in line
under the marshalship of Mr.. Adams, the presi-
dent. The Iroquois band headed the line. The
members were dressed alike in dark suits, silk
hats and gloves and carried canes The Off
GERS Of the club are Mr.. John NJ Adams, presi-
dent; Jas. w. Denny. frat vice president: ex-
Mayor Robt {. Davidson, second vice pres-
dent; Bernard Carter, third vice president;
Geo. l.. Fender, treasurer; Harry l.. Spear.
| corresponding secretary; Fred. Heineman, re-
| cording secretary; NJ. II. Hooper, sergeant-at-
arms; l.. C. Hornick, assistant sergeant-at-
arms, and Geo. r. Medairy, chairman board of
managers.
Then came the Monumental Democratic Club
Of Baltimore county, Nd, with forty men in
line. headed by their own band. The marshal
was August Weiss.
There were some $50 members Of the
Phoenix Democratic Association of Baltimore
in line. There WAS also band The marshal
was Richard J. Penn.
Marked attention was shown to the mounted
battalion of Prince Georges county, Nd. This
organization was accompanied by battalion
Of ladies, mounted. There was a large turn
out. George NJ Henault the marshal.
The Cleveland, Stevenson and McKaig Club
| OF Montgomery county has q membership of
over 500. l: was we'll represented in the pa
rade az well also by many lady friends, hand
! somely mounted. William Viers Bouic was the
marshal.
There was q good representation in line Of
the large membership Of the Hendricks Demo-
cratic Club of Baltimore. The marshal was
James J. Kerns.
The Columbian Club of Baltimore had large
majority of its 500 members in line marshaled
by President McCuen. The uniform worn con-
sisted of dark blue macintosh coat, gray black
alpine hat tan gloves, cane and badge and car
ried a new and beautiful banner. The music
was furnished by the Friendship Drum Corps
and the Crescent Band, Mr.. George W. Davis,
leader.
Fifth Division.
At the head of the fifth division rode the
marshal, John P. Hopkins.
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