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Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
no Bsiis Of Ms Waiisss..

ne Bsiis Of Ms kaNsps,.
whore the Colorado sweeps,
Detwsea It's banks OF granite steeps,
pvells maid. whose dsrkish eye
Prociaims the belle Of the wallapAi.
Softly DER the waters noat.
Music from her dusky throat.
while round about the warriors lie.
who sue for the heart Of the wallspai
Oer the bosom Of the stream.
Her bark canoe Ia often seen.
while little hshes bssking lie.
To see the belle Of the wallapai
Soon this maid with rounded arms.
AID multitude Of other charms,
viii seek around the Needles Eye
For great big lazy wsliapsi.
GIL. ShAw 10 in from White Hills.
VIC. Bishop is in from stockton Hill.
----~-~--------
Joe CArrsw, the rsncher, 10 il from
sbs Sandy.
Ed. Thompson hss opened new ~
looo In Kingman,
George Bonelli lsfs for his home 1t
Qosil Spriass ThursdAy.
Irr.~ I.sfFv ousllSd AN Indian out.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

@. L. Sh4w 10 in from White Hills.
Mohave County miner., 1893-05-13

W. C. Bishop ia in from stockton Hill,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05

john r. Chamherlin, Dennis Connell, w.
e Colladay of Wisconsin. Daniel Cote OF
Maine, r. L. Cropley w. =. Clearly ii.
G. Clement Of Pennsylvania, Howard
Cristman, John IT. Clark. Daniel T.. Cahin'
Charles l.. Campbell of Maryland, Arthur
b. Cropiey Captain Frederick 6. Calvert
Charles Eaton Creecy, Frank j. ConSer'
r. J. Dangerfeld of Virginia. Or. Henry
Darling, Alfred De Carrie, Jules A. De-
monet. Aug. Davis, Jr., of Virginia, II. 10
Downham of Virginia, II. +. J. Drake or
New Jersey, Charles w. Dayton OF New
York. Il. r.. Donegan Of MAJ Inc, George
W. Driver. G. G. Don ildson, w. B. Davis,
w. A. Day Of Illinois. Charles c. Darwin.
w. A. yesterday. Charles A. Eberly, W.
II. H. Ely Of New York. George i. Flem-
ing. OF Indiana. Henry Flagenheimer OF
New York, Ralph L. Gait, J. f. Gerrlty::
Andrew Gleason, DR.. NJ. F. Gallaher OF
PENNSYLVANIA, DR.. j. W. Grinder. o. j.
Grinder. C. B. Green, William Hoimead'
w. G. Haldeman, F. r. Horner. John q.
r Hill of New York. Abel Hart, julius
Hugle. John +. Hickey, +. W. Hempstone
Of Georgia. William Henson OF New
York. Thomas J. Purdle, John Hocke-
never. Adoiphus G. Horbacker OF New
York. r. Edwin Joyce, +. L. Jordan. w.
II. Keyworth, George Killeen. George w.
Kendrick, Jr.. Of Pennsylvania, Thomas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05
ALONG THE LINE OF MARCH.
How the Military and Civil Organization,
Were Received.


The troops. who had been stamping
their feet endeavoring to keep warm,
formed in line. and at 2:l0 o'clock. after
the usual riding about Of orGerlies, the
line Of procession was started, General
Martin T. Mcmahon, grand marshal,
leading the way, fohowed by his STAFF.
At the Senate wing Of the Capitol the
marshal and his aides halted until Presi-
dent Cleveland and Mr.. Harrison could
enter carriages and take their places In
line. The first division, consisting OF uni
formed troops, moved down the hill,
around the Capitol to the Peace monu-
ment, on Pennsylvania avenue, where
other organizations fell in line and began
the march up the broad asphalt avenue.
The guns at Fort Myer, at Washington
barracks and at the navy-yard Numbered
out presidential salute when Mr.. Harrl-
son left the White House and again when
President Cleveland took the oath Of
office.
A detailed and itemized report OF the
great parade is of course impossible,
when mere enumeration Of the various
regiments, companies, posts and civic
organizations participating occupies three
newspaper columns. But some OF the
here set down at random.
Among the magnihcently mounted spe-
cial aids who rode behind Grand Marshal
Mcmahon and his chief of staff. General
w. ID. Whlpple, were representatives from
every State and Territory in the Union.
The guard OF honor Of President Cleve-
land consisted Of one hundred members
OF the New York Business Mems Cleve-
land and Stevenson Association. repre-
senting fifteen mercantile organ cations
I'm the Empire City.
The passage Of the President along the
avenue was one continual ovation Of the
most enthusiastic kind. The steady tramp
OF the superbly drilled battalions OF
regulars, under the command Of General
Brooke. forming his escort; the suggestive
rumble of the gun carriages and the
soldierly bearing OF the young cadets, all
helped to keep the enthusiasm alive. The
fine appearance and splendid discipline
Of the District militia elected repeated
cheering. feature distnctively novel
was introduced into the parade by the
engineering corps. This was the releas-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05

action upon the Hudson-Riyer Bridge bill.
but each time the vote was taken there
was no "Votlng quorum" although
quorum Of members was present FIN
ally Mr. Hin gave IL up, and himself
moved to take recess.
AT $50 A. NJ. when the Senate was 70
reassemble, there were only a few send-
tors in attendance, and the recess extend
ed for a quarter OF an hour, and then
half an hour more. For the next two
hours there was almost an entire absen>e
OF legislative action. Mr.. Henderson oc-
cupied the chair as president pro tenn
and at intervals announced his signature
of bills or joint resolutions.
He also announced the appointment OK
Cockrel, Jones Of Arkansas. and Cullom
as the Senate members OF the Joint Com
mittee 20 examine the executive depart
ments. The usual resolution or thanks
to the Vice President for the dignla"d'
impartial and courteous manner In WIN
he had presided over the Deliberations
Of the Senate was offered by Mr.. Harms
and agreed 10.
A like resolution OF thanks 10 Mr.. Man
derson. subsequently offered by Mr.. Cor
man. was agreed TO. At ll.l5 the HAMS
Of the clock were turned back 10 %
by CAPTAIN Bassett The Captain has
n
always. as nov. provoked an ontDurst
OF merriment. The usual committee 70
notify the President that the business G,
Congress was concluded did not report
until 1920. actual time while by the SEN
ate clock IT was II 40. -,
About o'clock, real time, Fice-Pres-
dent Morton delivered MS iare"eu NO
dross "a declared the Senate OF the
Fiftv-second Congress adjourned sine
die Mr.. Morton spoke as follows:
,torton's Farewell Address.
Senators. The time fixed by the Con-
ton for the termination or the Fifty
second orgress has arrived, ana shali
soon resign ths gayel OF President OF tho
senate 10 the honored Sun OF ILLINOIS, VINO
has been chosen as my successor
Tcannot however take my leave or this
a,stinqtlsbed body without Offering oy
saost grateful acknowledgement for the
honor conferred by the resolution just
o8onfed declaring your approval or tho
Inner IN which | have discharged mo
duties OF the chair. and expressing my
deem sense OF the uniform courtesy ana
Kindness. even IA critical and comphchtei
situations, extended TO me az presiul,s
officer by every member OF his Dody'
" I have committed errors you nave re
Trained from rebuking thems and L nave
never appealed in vain 10 your sense OK
Justice and | have ever received your
sunnort. NV association With the repre-
sentatiyes OF the forty-four states Of ms
great nation in this chamber VIII De
among the most cherished memories OK
my life. and / can express no better WISH
FOR my successor than that he may en-,
ioy the same relations or courtesy anu
Kindness that have never been limited py
marty lines or controlled by partisan
affiliations. and which have so happny
,narsea nav Intercourse with the Senators.
NAV be extended 10 him.
Ana now. Senators ana ofncs-s OF tns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05
Ex-Laeutenans-csovera J. r. Hindman,
marshall

Ex-Lieutenans-Govern J. r. Hindman,
marshal,
Phil. T. German, assistant marshal.
Bandanna Club OF Louisville. KY,
Chss. p. Weaver, marshal.
Banner bearer.
Central Democratic Club, of Knoxville,
Tenn. A. @. Payne. marshal.
Banner bearer.
Vanderbilt Benevolent Association. of
Charleston. s. c.,
Banner bearer.
Southern Intercollegiate Memorial Asso-
citation, from Richmond, Va.
Banner bearer.
Young Mems Democratic Club. OF Wheel
ing, w. Va,
Captain John Birch, marshal.
Wilson Tariff Club, Of Wheeling. w. Va.
Banner bearer.
Crescent Democratic Club, of New Or
leans La.
John w. Daniel Democratic Club. OF
Portsmouth, Va.
BY command OF Gen. Martin +. Mcmahon.
II. G. CORB1N, A. G.,
Inaugural parade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05
j. c. Kelly. marshal.
Third Division.
General r. A. Donnelly OF New Jersey.
Division marshal.


General r. A. Donnelly Of New Jersey.
Division marshal.
Staff
Escort: Gardner and Luttrell Democrat
&c Clubs of the District of Columbia,
Thomas F. Kinslow. marshal.
Banner bearer.
Joel Parker Association, of Newark, N.
j., Charles Everard, marshal.
Robert Davis Pioneer Association, of
Jersey City. \. j., Major General d.
Fielder, marshal.
Kraeger Association. Of Newark, n. j.
Beda Veigt marshal
James Smith, Jr., Association, OF New
ark n. j., , marshal.
Joseph Kepler Association, Of Paterson,
n. j., Herman j. Kahlhars, marshal.
Banner bearer.
Young Mems State Democratic Club. OF
Massachusetts,, A. j. Bullock, marshal.
MONTGOMERY Light Guard Veteran Asso-
citation, Of Boston, Col. +. Doherty.
marshal.
Banner bearer.
Bayard Legion. of Delaware, Wilmington,
Del, John f. Dolan, marshal.
Young Mems Democratic Club,
VIM. A. Kelly, marshal.
Fourth Division.
General Bradley T. johnson, Of Maryland
division marshal.
Staff.
Escort: East Washington Democratic
Club, Willard f. Peake, marshal.
Banner bearer.
Calumet Club. of Baltimore.
Harry Wells Rusk, marshal.
Concord Club. of Baltimore.
Bart L. Smith, marshal.
Iroquois Club of Baltimore,
John NJ. Adams. marshal.
Hendricks Democratic Club, of Baltimore.
James J. Kerns, marshal.
Columbia Club. Seventeenth ward, Of Bal
timore, John f. Weyler. marshal.
Monumental Democratic Club. OF Balti-
more county, August Weis, marshal.
Phoenix Democratic Association, sixth
ward, of Baltimore.
Richard J. Penn, marshal.
Prince Georges Mounted Battalion, ac-
companied by a battalion of ladies
mounted.
George NJ. Henault, marshal.
Cleveland, Stevenson and McKaig Club Of
Montgomery county. accompanied
by a battalion Of ladies
mounted.
William Viers Bouic, marshal
Fifth Division.
John p. Hopkins. Of Illinois.
Division Marshal.
Staff.
REHABILITATION Of citizens from TOM
mittee on civic organizations.
Banner bearer.
Iroquos Democratic Club. OF Chicago, ILL.,,
Colonel Frank G.. Hayne, marshal
County Den ocracy, OF Chicago, ILL.,,
marshal.
Stevenson Escort Club, OF Bloomington.
H., marshal.
First Voters Democratic Club OF Bloom
ington, ILL.,, marshal.
Banner bearer.
Duckworth Club. of Cincinnati.
David J. Dalton, marshal.
Young Mems Democratic Club OF Cincin-
natl, marshal
Samuel J. Tilden Club. OF Cincinnati
marshal.
Thurman Club. of Columbus,
Dudley F'illey marshal.
Jackson Club, of Columbus.
Captain j. J. Kaiser. marshal.
Citizens Tally-Ho Club, Of Columbus,
Geo. J. Kant. marshal.
Gravel Hall Club, OF Dayton,
marshal.
Miami Club, of Hamilton.
marshal.
Banner bearer.
Cleveland club, OF indianapolis,
II. j. Armentrout, marshal.
Banner bearer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05
OUR PRESIDENT.
Lee Light Infantry.

Lee Light Infantry.
Virginia.
Second regiment. Colonel Jos. II. Mutton
Fourth regiment Colonel G. A. Nash.
Battery IL"
Company 3D." First regiment. Captain
Frank Cunningham.
Company &C." Third regiment.
Richmond Light Infantry Blues. Captain
Sol. Cutchins.
First battalion Virginia Volunteers. Ma
jor ]. j. Johnson.
New York.
Governor Roswell p. Flower ana stan.
Seventh regiment. Colonel Daniel Apple
ton
Company A. Thirteenth regiment.
Forty-sixth separate company, Captain
Darwin u. Vunk.
North Carolina.
Governor Elias Carr and stan.
winston Rifles tCo. A, Third North Caro-
lima State Guards. Captain j. G..
Bessent.
Company B. First regiment. North Caro-
lima State Guards. Captain w. T.
Hughes.
West Virginia
Second regiment, Colonel j. W. A. Ford
Louisiana.
Governor Murphy j. Foster and stan.
Wisconsin.
Governor George w. Peck and staff
National Rifles, ID. c., Captain J. D. Oys-
ter.
The Montgomery Light Guard Veteran
Corps, Colonel Thomas +. Dougherty
Fort Worth Fencibles. Texas. Captain
w. b. Ford.
Gonzaga Cadets, ID. G.
Capital City Guards.
Fourth division.
8. r. Faunce. department commander,
marshal
CAPTAIN Newton NJ Brooks, chief OF stan.
Aids.
General S. S. Burdett, General w. G.
Veazev. General James Tanner, Captain
i. II. Sprague, Colonel b. f. Hawkes.
Major A. II. g. Richardson, Captain
George +. Corson. Colonel IL. Dingman'
Captain c. c. Royce. Captain william
Gibson. Major j. b. Burke, Colonel Z;
j. Lincoln. Captain w. s. Odell, Colonel
M. T.. Urell. Captain j. NJ. Pipes. Captain
A. +. Dinsmore, Captain b. p. Entriken,
Captain S. j. Wilson, Captain I. ID.
Yeager, Captain George e. Lemon, cap
tain John Cameron, Captain a. BALDWIN
Captain f. II. Allen, Captain n. h. Prem
tice Captain c. r. Douglas. Captain j.
II. jerks. Captain NJ. T. Anderson
First brigade
Department of the Potomac. q. A. II.
Senior Vice Department Commander Ma
than Rockford. commanding.
Captain Gilbert NJ. Hustled. assistant ad-
jutant-general.
Aids.
Bernard T. Janney, Robert Reyburn,
II. S. Stevens, Newton Ferree, John 3.
Stodder, Ellis Spear Henry l.. Johnson.
John NJ. Keogh, Redheld Duryee. w. II.
Doolittle, John Bresnahan, Robert Green,
Thomas Hynes. Philip O'Bryan, W. l..
Kinds p. c. Balm. j. w. Bradbury, James
Gilln, J. II. DOny, ]. +. Engle. 4. y.
Cresn / A. Sparks. $. Lawless, ]. +. II.
Appleby w. w. Chambers.
Kit Carson Post Drum Corps.
Old Guard Veteran Corps. Captain James
NJ. Edgar.
John A. Rawlins Post, No. ], James Il.
Jester commanding.
Kit Carson Post. No. 2, Abraham Hart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05

Bad Boy" was the recipient OF salvos o,
applause.
Headed by Governor Flower and sta.
and preceded by the banner OF the jack.
son Democratic Association. OF the Dis.
trlct OF Columbia, the appearance Of tina
5000 Tammany braves was a revelation
TO many OF the spectators. With their
high silk hats, dark overcoats. and SNOWY
badges, on which the tigers head was
plainly displayed, they were the best
looking body OF civilians In the parade
Ladies' In tho Line.
A profusion OF streamers with the In.
scription, 1.-THE banner State; 81 .537 Dem.
ocratic majority for Cleveland" served
10 put the spectators on good terms with
the jefferson Club, OF Louisiana. Before
the column was borne a handsome banner
with a portrait OF the patron saint OF me
organization, painted for the occasion.
Governor NJ. J. Foster marched shoulder
TO shoulder with President Frank Daniels
mounted battalion OF exceedingly good
looking young women led the Cleveland
and Stevenson Club. OF Montgomery
county. Maryland. They were the sis
ters and daughters OF the members. and
their dark riding habits and low-crowned
riding hats presented a decidedly attrac.
tive appearance.
The spectators were not slow In catch
ing on to the novelty and the bellies from
MY Maryland" were cheered until their
faces were Of carmine tint The or
ganization, of which they formed the es-
cort, had SIS men in llne-precisely the
majority given by the county TO the ma
tional ticket
There was but one civic delegation IN
line that could claim the distinction Of
having marched in an Inauguration pa
rade 10 the glory Of a Republican Presl-
dent and under a Republican banner.
This was the John J. OBrien Association,
of New York. There were twenty ranks.
OF ten men 10 q rank. -Four years 10
they marched as Republicans IN he pa
rade that attended the Inauguration Of
President Harrison. In the campaign u
which to-day's event was ths elimination.
the organization Topped" individually
and as a whole they cheered as Justify
for Cleveland and Stevenson as they did
In 1889 for Harrison and Morton
The Ex-President's baillwlck was repre-.
scented by the Cleveland Club, Of Indian
apolis, the first organized Democratic
contingent from the capital OF the hoosIer
State to attend the Inauguration OF A
President.
The Vanderbilt. Benevolent Association.
OF Charleston. $. c., a Democratic Organi-
cation named after the late Cornelius
Vanderbilt and Of which President Cleyc-
land is an honorary member. turned out
In force In the Fourth division Of
the civic parade. Each member wore
fac-simile OF the artistic m adal which was
presented by the organization 10 Baby
Ruth.
Mr.. Cleveland's competitor for the noml-
ration at Chicago last June had his per-
sonality impressed on the multitude
through the medium Of the David %. Hill
Guards. OF Richheld Springs. n. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05

wynne Of Pennsylvania. Joseph p. Weller,
r. II. Yates, ]. c. Yost
First Divisisn.
General Josiah Porter, Acknowledgement
National Guard State OF New York.
Division marshal
Staff.
Banner bearer.
Escort.
jackson Democratic Association, District
of Columbia, Robert Ball, marshal, 200.
Banner bearer.
Tammany Society OF the city OF New
York.
James j. Martin. chairman inaugural
committee.
Assembly
district
/. Colonel NJ. c. Murphy. marshal, 100.
g Patrick Diver, marshal, 100.
3. T. d. Sullivan, marshal, rs.
4. T.. r. Fitzpatrick, marshal. $50.
s. William j. McKenna, marshal, 100.
6. Thomas Doran. marshal, 70.
I. George +. Roesch. marshal, 70.
s. Bernard F. Martin, marshal, 15o.
9. James Fitzpatrick, marshal, 20.
10. William Sulzer. marshal. $50.
II. Augustus r. Docharty, marshal, 90.
u. 2. a. Whitney marshal, so.
Is. Mr.. John II. Sheehan, marshal, 10.
II. James F. Heating, marshal. 100.
Is. William Dalton. marshal, 100.
16. John +. Carroll, marshal. 20.
II. p. j. Dooling. marshal, IS.
IS. G. w. Plunkett, marshal, 70.
10. Cornelius DAILY, marshal 20.
20. Thomas J. Dunn, marshal, 10.
81. Charles F. Allen, 100.
%. NJ Featherson. marshal. 10.
%. Thomas j. Brady. marshal, 100.
q. Lawrence DelmOur, marshal, 10.
q. John ]. Ryan, marshal, 10.
g. NJ. J. Mulqueen, marshal 100.
q. n. r. O'Connor. marshal. IS.
IS. William f. StiIlings, MARSHAL, Is.
90. Jacob Seabold. marshal, 100.
80. John b. Shea, marshal, 70.
Cleveland Democracy Of Buffalo.
William n. Smith. marshal, 200.
Oriental Club of New York City,
T. j. Campbell, marshal, 100
John ]. O'Brien Association of New York
city,
Bernard Rourke, marshal 400.
Kings County Democracy of Brooklyn.
Colonel William A. Furey, marshal 300
Bushwick Democratic Club Of Brooklyn,
H. II. Adams. marshal, $50.
Seymour Democratic Club of Brooklyn.
Arthur II. Wakeey, marshal, 200.
Constitution Democratic Club of Brooklyn,
John Delmar. marshal. 80.
John Y. McKane Association OF Grave
send, l.. l..
Kenneth r. Sutherland marshal. 800.
Stuyvesant Club OF Harlem. A. w. Mon
ahan. marshal 80.
Long Island City Club, a. j. Sanford,
marshal. 50.
Peter J. Masterson Association OF Brook
Ign.
Second Division.
Colonel Levi Maish, division marshal
Staff
Escort.
Young Mems Democratic Club OF the
District Of Columbia,
j. Fred Kelly. marshal.
Banner bearer.
Samuel J. Randall Association OF Phila-
delphia, William MeMullen. marshal.
Hancock Veteran Legion OF Philadelphia,
Colonel James Mcknight. marshal.
jefferson Club of Philadelphia,
John NJ. OBrien marshal.
jackson Club Of Philadelphia.
A. w. Falbey, marshal
Crescent Democratic Club of Philadelphia.
Edward \. Kelly. marshal.
Continental Club Of Philadelphia,
Peter Monroe, marshal.
Concord Club of Philadelphia,
marshal.
Second Ward Cleveland Club OF Philadel-
phia,
George MCGOWAN, marshal
George McGowan Club of Philadelphia,
Charles Gabel, marshal.
William McAleer Club of Philadelphia,
Philip Griffin. marshal.
William f. Harrity Club of Philadelphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05

]. King, Bernard Kilmartin. Harry King.
John A. Kapp, Thomas +. Keogh Of
North Carolina. Joseph NJ. Kraeger Of
Maryland, Arthur d. Kline of New York.
Albert II. Ladner of Pennsylvania, Charles
n. Larner. Lee NJ. Lipscomb, l.. a. Little
field. Peter Mccartney. Douglas 3. Nc
Cary. c. a. McEuen, John McKenna, JOS
eph II. AIcCana, j. Cooper McGinn, NJ.
G. Mccormick, w. +. Mason Mccarthy
Of Maryland, G. Marinolli, Frank b. Metz
croft. Anthony Miller j. Hite Miller, II.
NJ. Maupin Of Virginia. ]. Edwin Minnix,
Edward J. Mitchell of New York. George
j. Mueller John T. MoyIan. Z. a. Nose
ley of Massachusetts, John T. Mitchell
Of New York, j. w. Masters of New
York, William Manervy of Massachusetts,
Carl Mueller Theodore Nelson. w. S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05

Ambrose F. Few, marshal.
Peter +. Gallagher Club OF Philadelphia.
John +. Carey. marshal.
West End German Club OF Philadelphia.
Gustav A. Mueller, marshal.
Iroquois Club OF Philadelphia.
marshal
Union Democratic Club of Philadelphia,
]. p. Murphy. marshal.
Democratic Society Of Lancaster,
G. z. Downey. marshal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05

A,ds-w. r. Amin Of Nebraska, Samuel
W. Augustine, w. p. Belts OF ohio. OIL
YER {. Black, C. T. Briie. A. d. Brown.
John NJ. Burke of Nebraska, J. w. N.
purkett II T. Butts of Virginia. Thomas
w. Buckley, L. s. Brown. Henry II: Bur
rilI of New York, Hans Beaitie OF New
York. L. c. Bailey. A. c. Barclay of Ala
bama. George ]. Bessler, A. J. carcw, X.
y. Chew of West Virginia. Charles chiids,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05

Oliver. William G.. Oberteuffer. James
O'Dtnei Of Illinois. Harry Parker. Nor
man Pruett, f. Il. Humphrey, w. A. Pea
cock. Samuel Polkenhorn. Frank T. Quig-
ley of New York. ]. J. Roche. James
Ragin, Samuel c. Raub, Edward Riordan,
John j. Repette. ]. NJ. Schneider, II. j.
Schulteis Of Wisconsin. w. II. Shlrr-Cliffe.
w. r. Speare. w. G. Stahlnecker, Jr., Of
New York. II. NJ. Schneider. James +.
Smith OF New Jersey. William Smell Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05

Pottawatomie Cl1b. OF Council Bluffs.
Iowa.
Sixth Division.
General Pierce M. b. Young, OF Georgia,
Division marshal.
STAFF.
Decentralization OF citizens from COM
mittee on civic organization
Banner bearer.
Wattsrson Club. Of Louisville, KY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05

New York. Colonel w. II. TaImadge. J.
w. Toiston, John l.. Trester OF Pennsyi-
vania, Howard n. Thompson. John II.
Van Buren, Of West Virginia, Rodney s.
yedder Of Wisconsin. Captain John Wa
tiers of Rhode Island. William l.. Wells.
Robert T.. l.. White, DR.. ]. r. Wilder,
Henry Wex, A. o. Wright, G.. Smith
Wornley, James T. Wormley, John NJ.
Williams. J. NJ. Wheatley, Robert j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-05
THE TlMEs-R1cHMoND VA. SUNDAY MARCH 1893

Americus Club OF Reading.
T. p. Merritt, marshal.
Randall Club OF Pittsburg.
p. N. Guthrie. marshal.
Central Democratic Committee OF Scran-
ton,
marshal.
Young Mems Democratic Club OF Ian
caster.
/ w. Frithey Club OF Harrisburg,