Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-07


ner Ct 18th street.
Flag Presentation.
A slight delay was caused by the cere-
nlony attending the presentation of the flag
When the lieutenant of the banner pre-
cinct had received the trophy the line was
soon formed and the march toward the
White House was begun. Maj. Richard Syl-
vester of the police department was In the
lead He was followed by the members of
his staff. Capt M. A Austin and Lieuten-
ant Inspectors Isaac Pearson and Francis
E. Cross. Mounted Sergeant Harry and
mounted Private Hartman acted as order
lies to the major and superintendent
Next in line came the United States Ma
rine Band, which was followed by the BIZ
cycle squad. in charge Of Bicycle Sergeant
Duvall. This squad was made UP of four
men in each of eight sections and was com-
posed Of the following officers: Warren,
Cover, Simpson, Robertson Golway. Van
Horn, Bode, Barnes, Charlton, Potter
Cats. Gouldman, CornweI Smith, Lake
Headley, Mason, Latchford, Quail, Mullen,
Bean, Mudd, Gibson, Burrows. Grove, Furr
Rout, Dodge. Hollidge, Howard. Johnston.
Williams, Emerson and Vanderschaaf
Sergeant Matthews of the eighth pre-
cinct had charge of the mounted SQUAD.
The mounted men formed in the shane of
a triangle and Sergeant Matthews, at the
apex, carried the cOlors. Those of the
mounted force who were in line were Po-
Hcemen Branson, Dyer, Green, Mccormack.
Stevens, Fifield, Hartman, Yetton, Elliott
Mcnamara, Rhodes, Joyce Rogers, Sweet,
Heide, Browne, Creagh, Smith, Hess Eas-
ley, Law, Neal, Pearce, Murphy and Giles
Footmen in Line.
Next came the footmen those of each
precinct appearing in line in order of their
precinct number, as follows:
First precinct-Lieutenant Amiss. Ser
geants Moore, Shilling and Sprinkle; Pri-
Yates Adams. Aud Barry, Berman, Boyce,
Bramlett, Beans, Cats, Carlson, Davis,
Doyle, Emmert, Fraser, Hill, Hooper.
Hodges, jacobson. kilmartin, Ladow I,al-
ly, Mellen, McDaniels, Murphy, Oriani, Pc
Sanford, Vanderwalker and Voc
Second precinct-Lieutenant Heffner Ser
geants Jordan, kaucher and Hartley: Pri-
Yates seibert, Hendricks, Gibson, Donovan,
nings. Trumbo, hewitt, McGrath, Evans,
Raedy, McCort, Halter, Flather, Martin.
Green, Seaman, Luton, Willis, Smith,
0.Dea, Johnson, Sawyer, Clifford, Wall,
Birkenmeyer and Stroman.
Third observation-disclosures Boyle Ser
geants Sullivan and Judge; Privates Bar
tel, Bryan, Boland, Buckley q. To, Buck
ley IS. W., Burlingame, Cooney, Curtis,
Ken, Heare, Hester, HOllnberger, houser.
Hughes, Jack, Lynch, Lee, Newton,
0'Brien Patrick), O'Brien q. j., owens,
WortZ and Smith.
Fourth precinct-Lieutenant Hollinberger.
Sergeants Dunnigan and Williams; Pri-
Yates Hayden, Cowne, Banagan, Ais, Rein
hart, Holz, Bassford, Wheeler Hawkins,
Sullivan, Auguste, Herbert, Osburn, Baum,
cambridge, Smith, Sanford, CarIin, DER
kolph, Kemp, Stewart Anderson, Shannon.
kenney; Herbert, Han, zych, Hospital,
McGrath, Wegner, Mcnamara and Baker
Fifth precinct-Lieutenant McCathran.
Sergeants Mulhall and Schneider: Privates
Arendes, Andrews, Brown, Brennan, Bum,
m c for TIT
ton, Foster, Hibbs, Hayes, Haycock. King.
Lee, Mccarthy, McLucas, Martin Morgan.
0Ippenhelmer, Osterman, Owens, Rover,
Reagan. Ryan, Stewart, Stahl, Smith, Wan
nall and Ward.
Sixth precinct-Lieut. Kelly, sergts.
Byrnes and McNeeley; Privates Bateman.
Bloom. Bergman, Brady, Bray, Brennan,
CCogaln, Collins, Costello. Curry, Galpin,
Lynch (MichaeD, Mulvey, Murphy, New
kirk, Nussbaum, Payne, QuinIan, Reh
Robey, Sanders. Schrader, Skinner, Steven
son, turner, Walsh, Whalen and Witt
Seventh precinct-Lieut. Swindells, Serets.
keefe and Conlon: Privates Hall. Stein
6raker Lehman, Saunders, Wheeler, Ward.
GofnWeH; Connors, Derr, Delaney, Van
f fiG1 snort, Hess; Bachenheimer. Trus-
sell remedy, Englehardt, Birkight, Lint
Ter kavanaugh. Cow and ten men detailed
from other precincts.
,-l Eighth precinct-Lieut. Kenney, sergts.
Elliott. Kraemer and Mcdonnell: Priyates
Kennedy Leavall, Norris, Lester, Hoag7
(Geo). Kelly IT. b. Garvey. Coffin. Ker,
Stem' garrett st9ll Tribby. Hixson, Lynn.
Hauze, Jet, Murphy. Fugett Bryerly'
Ehiers, Sears, Speer and Mitchell.
Ninth precinct-Lieut. Daley, Sergts Fall
Vey and Wright; Privates Anderson. Bat
son, Babo. Bradley Dorsett. Gleason, Gee
Hebrew, Narrower. Hayden Kraemer' Lar.
TICK, McCormick, McTaggart, Morris, o. Dea,
rshce, Payne, Qualls Roberts. Rotchford
SIMPLIFY, Stahl, Schultze, Tracy, Wall. VIII
son, Wiggans, Welsh and Yates.
Sanitary Officer Frank had charge Of the
patrol wagons and ambulances. The driv-
ers of these vehicles wore uniforms and
made good showing. Some few of the
Older policemen, who were unable 10 stand
the strain of marching, occupied seats in
the wagons. number of policemen car
rylng crowd ropes" brought up the rear of
the first division.
Second Division.
Chlef Paris, seated In his trap, led the
second division. Members of his staff who
accompanied him were w. T. Belt, first as
sistant chief engineer: ]. D. Kurtz, second
assistant chief engineer; Colonel w. o.
Drew, fire marshal and J. ]. Membert, su-
perintendent of repairs.
Following the artillery band from Fort
Myer came the companies of the fire de-
partment, as follows:
Engine Company No. &c. s. Boss, fore
man; T. O'Connor, assistant foreman: w
A Shedd. j. NJ. Wooster, S. E. Edwards,
J. +. McGinnis j. F. Rick, &. Gregory, j.
c: Dreamer, G. H. McDueu.
Engine Company No. q. Darlington,
foreman; W. j. Seitz, assistant foreman;
j. D. OConnor, c. W. Sears, A. f. Easton,
u. OConnor. 6. Nussbaum, 4. S. Allan, Nj.
Dorsey, u. w. A. Dixon.
Engine Company No. 81. A. Walsh,
foreman; f, Wagner, assistant foreman; H.
Lambert G. f: Burga. A. L. Lusby, LIE
tin, W. T. Coulter, A d. Evans
Engine Company No. Nv. T Sorren.
foreman; c. r. kuhns. assistant foreman;
r. Donnely, r. w. Williams ]. NJ Offutt,
dron, H. c. Corder. M CoughIan
Engine Company No. &c A. Kreamer,
foreman; A. Buscher, assistant foreman; j.
r. Reynolds, NJ. Brown. ]. II. Oliver, j.
GhlIds, j. DAILY, j. j. McKeever, A Elliott,
T. r. Harper
Engine Company No. 81. w. Smith,