The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-01
GEN. YoUNe's STAFF.
Prominent Southerners Invited tc


Ride With Him IN the Parade.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S-Gen. p. NJ. B..
Young, commander OF the sixth division,
civic organizations, In the inaugural parade,
has asked for the publication of the follow
ing list Of gentlemen invited to act as aides
on his staf. The time is too short TO reach
them all by any other method;
Georgia-Columbus Thomas Grimes.
Louis Gorrard, The. Fontaine; Macon: Win
lam Russ, George Kirsch, Daniel Hughes,
Charles Wylly, William FELTON,, Wash
Dessau; Augusta: Il. G.. Eve, Mai Newell,
John Clarke, George Dugas, Barton Wise,
Golden Rhine, Randolph Ridgley, William
Daniel, Harry King. w. DELPHI, William
Young, Lamar Fleming, William Levy,
Charles Phinizy, John Green, B. Gardner,
J. Connolly, Frank Foster; Atlanta:
Charles aill, Amos Fox, Albert
Howell, Henry Richardson, Frank
Fontaine, James Cowper, John Grant, Joe
Alexander, James English, Frank Myers,
George Forbes. Albert Coke, Julius Brown,
Eb Williams, Colquitt Carter, Capt Miller.
Pryor Mynott. Charles Abbott, Robert
Lowry, Jack Slaton, Harvey johnson,
Humphreys Castleman, Joe Raine, Thomas
r. Cobb, S. II. Hardwick, +. d. Bush, w. II.
Taylor, b. F. WyllY, Jr., John Gee /;
Tom Bond, Sandy Duncan. A. q. Wright,
John r. Young, NJ. Y. MacIntyre, II. II.
Osborne, John J. McDonough, Dr. William
Duncan, DR.. c. Cox, P. j. OConnor, War
ing Russell and G. M. Ryals oil of Savau-
nah; Alfred Harrington and John Coleman
of Swainsboro, u. p. Wade and II. r.
Kittley Of Rocky Ford, V. II. Burns of
Ogeeohee, D. r. Grower OF Statesboro, j g.
A. Branneu Of Statesboro, John K. Foy of
Rocky Ford, Emmett Womack, L. L. Mid
dlebrooks, John B. Doris and John p
Harris OF Covington; E. s. Stevenson Of
Lithonia, H. Y. McCora, j. N. Hale,
Thomas Broadux and J. p. Rosser Of Con-
yers; John s. Condler of Edgemore; Ii. c.
Austin Of Decatur, j w. Brown OF Gov
ington, l.. NJ. Castles of Kirkwood, J. M.
James of Lithia Springs, William James of
Douglasville, Hamilton Douglas, Henry
Thomas, r. f. Maddox, George Adair
and J. j. SpauldiDg of Atlanta
II. d. Mcdaniel of Monroe, William
Letford of Pembroke Gordon Cassels of
Savannah, r. M. Grubb, Adam Strauss and
w. II. Atwood of Darien; Henry j. McGee
OF Collins, Thompson j. Edwards of Daisy,
E. 2. Miller Of Savannah, w w. Valdiver.
Lindsay johnson, David Hamilton and w.
Neil of Rome; Cartersville, G. p. Ball,
Henry Stiles, Watt Harris, John Postete,
DIR. T. f. Jones, A. w. Fite, J. w. Akin,
Thomas Miner, Jr., Dr. John King, j. w.
Gray, Warren Aiken and r. NJ. Humphrey
Amerous, Crawford Wheatley, s. W.
Coney and e. B. Lewis; Eatonton, s. T..
Winsfield; Madison, Calvin George; Green's
bOro, James B. Park, ,Jr. Watkinsville, John
c. johnson; Athens, w. b. Burnett; Carnes-
vile, l.. J. Mcdonnell; Hartwell, ]. Ii.
Skelton, Jr.; EIberton, j. p. Shannon
Danielsvile, b. 7. Mosely; Lexington, w.
g. johnson; Washington, G. e. Irwin
Monticello, j. II. Fitzpatrick.
Alabama-9en.s II. ID. Johnston, Joe
Johnston, Alex London, Rufus Rhodes and
Rivers Carter of Birmingham, Gen. Allen
Gen. Holtzclaw and Cooper DeIeon Of Mo
bile; Gen. Munford.
South Carolina-J. II. Tillman, Thomas
F. Brantley, Charles H. Drayton, F. @.
Fishburne, E. K. Walter, w. d. Porcher
Andrew Simons, B.. II. RutIedge, Jr., X. 8.
| Tupper, Fl. L. P Bolger, T. d. JerveY
James Meason. Lawrence Chisholm, g. M
| Piuckney, William p. Brawley, Julian
Wells, F. p. Huger, j. w. H. Dukes, b.
Hartmoss, John g. Rowe. M. o. Dantzler,
A. s. Farron, w. B. Gruber, B. g. Price
p M. Murray. G. w. Way, c. s. Bradford
}. A. Muller.
North Carolina-W. G. Lindsay Of Sails
bury, John M. Scott of Charlotte, Willie
Williamson, Robert L. Holt, Jim Holt and
Ed Holt Of Burlington, Morton Wharton OF
| Graham, jim Williams of Fayetteville
Percy Gray and David Scheneck of Vel
don, Mr.. Scheneck OF Greensboro, W. H.
Fortic of Charlotte, George Check oi
Raleigh, F. c. Hairston of Fork Church
at o'clock March mounted and dressed
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