Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-28

following cities will be represented: Cleve-
land, Canton, Dayton, Lima, Bellefontaine
and Columbus
The Tennessee brigade will be led by the
Chattanooga Band, a fine military musical
organization. The brigade staff will be as
follows: B. c., Allison; chief Of staff q. n.
Siuth.le; adjutant, II. c. Goodman, jr.; L. G.
h., White Hall: q. G. III. II Dulin; aid
Payne; A. c. G., Faris; brigade chaplain,
MAJ. ii. r. Howard: A. d. C., Maj. ID. S.
rage. First regiment: Band; Col. J. W. As
cough Divisions: Tennessee, No. !, Capt.
C. A. Hawkins; Roland, No. 2 Capt. Reich
man.
Second regiment-Band, Col. B. ]. billiard,
Lieut. Col. X. n: Phillips. Maj. W. b. Cox,
"A. D. I. Capt. w r. Northern.
Divisions-Anchor, No. 3, Capt. Turner;
South Pittsburg, No. Is, Capt. Patten:
Nashville. No. 4, Capt Rankin; Battel, No.
capt. Milfsr: Mo- - Lieut.: Reeves.
Third regiment-Band; Col Fowler; adju-
taEt, Capt Horner.
Divisions-David Crockett, No. 20. Capt.
Davis; Nertinia, Capt. Berherd; Sweetwater
Valley, No. 80, Capt. Jones'
The Minnesota knights will not appear in
as great numbers the strength of that
Jurisdiction would warrant.
Michigan-Brig. Gen Gage and staff A.
A. G., Ironton; Q. c., Jennings: A. j. c.,
Curtis; A. ID. c., John Bell. E. Z. Hoskins
j. H. Robbins and r. d. Messer.
First regiment, Col. Sternes-Divisions-
Hastings. Detroit, Kalamazoo, Unity, La
Pere, Grand Rapids, Saginaw
New York will have 800 men in line. The
brigade staff will be as follows: b. c. Lut-
ton; chief Of staff, Col. o. NJ. Shedd; A. A.
G, Col. Geo. III. Guardinier; A. l. G.. John
u. Harris; A. Q. c., Col. E. w. Haven;
A. G c., Geo. West; A. S. G.. Gel Ed j.
Stevens; A. ]. A. Col. ]. c. De La Mare:
A. D.. c.. Majors E. J. Hand, c. H, North,
am, j. w. Stackpole, c. j. Quackenbush
Thos. J. Alexander
Second regiment, Col. James A. Palmer
GNisionsTAlbany, North Adams. Cohoes
NJ
Ihird regiment, Col. Julius J. Herbold-
Divisiols-Buffalo. Rochester, Syracuse. Os
wego and Elmira.
First regiment Col. H. b. Buckingham-
dew: New York, No. s, Lieut. Grahan.
Black Prince, Brooklyn, Capt. Blackburn:
Nathpohe, NO. u, Capt. Loring
Soldiers and knights.
The Connecticut brigade will be headas
by the Wallingford Brass Band. This will
De the stan OF Brig. Gen. E. O. Shaler: A
A. u, Chapman; A. Q. c., Budde: A. s. G..
hun; A. 1. c., Trand; j. A. c., Davis. A
h, Hasley; captain, Ellsworth; A. ID. C.
Charies r. Ergood, e. l.. Chappeue and l.,
NJ. Won Grave.
First regiment-Lt. Col. Williams. Sec
ond regiment-Col. Barber, Lit Col Mclean
Major {. j. hampton. Major c. r. Parker.
Adtt. George A. Smith. Quartermaster
Stokes. Commissary Holmes
Divisions-Sumner, Hartford; Hull No =
Bristol; Bacon. No I, Middletown: DuranJ
NO. IL, Waterbury; Stokes, No. II. Ner.
rlam; Harmony, No. IA, Torrington: Ivy
No. 16, Wallingford; Waterbury, No. =.
Waterbury. ~
Coast brigade-Brig. Gen. Harmon and
staff. First regiment of Florida-Col Afe,,-
erson, Lieut.. Col. Williams Mai. Turner
Divisions-Orlando, No. l, Capt Sherman.
Jacksonville, No. 2, Capt. Driscoll; Pensa,
cola, No. B. Capt. Hughes; Palatka, No. 4
Capt. Rifles, keywest, No. 3, Capt Harvey:
Ocala, No. G. Capt. Hunt; Sanford. No. 8
Capt. Pepworth: Ivanhoe, No. g. Can't
King: Tampa. No 10, Capt. Mcfarland
The Georgia, South Carolina and Alabama
troops will follow.
The cavalry squadron will be composed of
Burnes Hussars of Missouri. Phil sheridan
division and Joe Hooker division OF New
York. and Arlington mounted division of
the District of Columbia, Mai jefferson
Young of first New York squadron COM
manding. They will be formed at the ey-
treme left, and with their prancing steeds
and waving plumes will present an appear
ance highly creditable 10 the army OF the
lily.
The first regiment Of Maryland, Col John
A. Schwartz, commanding, and the first
regiment of Alabama. Col. Erwin Schillin-
ger, commanding, will march with the In
diana brigade under Brigadier General
James r. Ross.
The First Regiment of the District OF CO.
lumbia, Col Harry Cogglns, commanding.
and Oklahoma City Division, No - of Ok
lahoma, Capt. A. p. Russell viii march