The morning times., 1897-03-05

?eneraE Col. W Cary Sanger, inspector
general Major H. H. c. Dunw cody, U.
s. A, chief signal officer; Capt. L.
Wood, U. 8. A. medical director; aides,
Col. C. Cadle, o. s. v, ONO; Col Albert
W. Swain, n. g.. Iowa; Col. r, Norman,
n. G., Rhode Island; Major q Gorge c.
Reid, adjmant ana inspector. United States
Marine Corps; Major Allan McLane, y. G +,
Maryland; Ma or J. W. Howard, n. g.,
New Jersey; Major L. a . Hancock, N q ,
Pennsylvania; Lieut.. J. c. Coiwell, L. 5.
N; Capt Henry p. Kinesbury, Sixth
Cavalry, U. S. A; Capt A. NJ. Fuller,
Second Cavalry, Z. S. A. Cap. Joseph
T. Kuhn, Corps Of Engineers U. $. a.
Capt. Thomas Cruise, \. Q. NJ, L. S. A;
Capt. q. II. Patrick, q \. r., Alabama
Capt j f Everest u. S Y, Illinois: Lieut.
Il. L. Anderson, Fourth Artillery, Z. $. A.
Lieut. Hugh }. Gallagher, Sixth Cavalry,
L. S. A; Lieut.. F. c. KiRibaE, Fifth IN
fantry, U. s. A, and Lieut.. Charles A.
Plunlcy, n. L., Vermont.
Gen. Wesley Merritt, L. S. A, who com
manded the first division of the grand
military division, comprising the regular
soldiers, sailors, and marines, came next
Col. j. B. Babcock, U S. A, washis adjutant
general; and First Lieuts. l.. II. Strothcr,
L. S. A; Harry c. Hale, U. S A. and j
Bentley Mott, L. S. A, his aides They
all had on the full dress uniform OF the
officers OF the regular army.
The first brigade consisted of United
States soldiers Col. John S. Poland, U.
s. A, commanded, and had First Lieuts.
Robert w. Dowdy, T. 8. A, and William
G. Wren, U. S. a, upon his staff
The battalion of engineers, which had
the right of the line in the mill tary di-
vision, was one of the most interesting
features of the parade Itoomprised about
500 finely uniformed men, under the COM
mand of Major John G.. D. Knight L, s.
A His staff consisted of First Lieuts.
William E. Craighin, L. 5. A, and E. w
Van C. Lucas, Z S. A. The remainder of
the brigade marched in the following order
Seventeenth United States Infantry Major
F. f. Tracey, L. S. A, commanding.
Regiment U. S. Artillery, Col F. L.
Guenther, U. S. A, commanding
Regiment United States Marines, Lieut.
Col. Robert NJ, Huntington. u S Nj c.,
commanding. First Battalion, Major r.
L. Meade, commanding. Second Battalion,
Major C. F. Williams, commanding. Third
Battalion, Capt. E. R Robinson, command
ing.
Battanon U. S. seamen, Capt James H
Sands, L. S. N, commanding.
Battalion Light Artillery, Major James
N. Lancaster, U. S. A, commanding
Light Battery E, First Artillery, Capt
Allyn Capron.
Light Battery D, Fifth Artillery, Capt
Frank Thorp.
Regiment U. s. Cavalry, Col. s s. Sum-
mer, U. s. A, commanding.
Staff-First Lieuts George 81. Sands.
and Robert L, Howe, U. S. A
The second brigad, was made I'd of the
District of Columbia National Guard. The
boys made an unusually fine showing and
aroused more enthusiasm among the spec
tators than any other portion of the
parade The crowd would recognize the
special companies as they passed, their
names would be shouted and a mighty
cheer would go up from the spectators.
Col. Cecil Clay was commanding, with Lieut.
Col. Theo. Mosher as adjutant general.
The following is the order in which the
troops marched:
Engineer Corps, Major Gilbert Thompson,
commanding,
First Regiment, Infantry. Lieut. Col Cliff
ford S. Walton, commanding; Lieut. Joseph
W Anderson, adjutant
First Battalion, Major Burton n. Ross
commanding.
Second Battalion, Major Richard a.
O. Brien, commanding.
Third Battalion, Major Fred T. Wilson,
commanding.
Second Regiment, Infantry, Lieut.. Col
NJ. Emmett urell, commanding; Capt. James
r. Mock, adjutant
Fourth Battalion, Major Edward R. Camp
bell, comma nding.
Fifth Battalion, Capt. Guy E Jenkins,
commanding.