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was followed in: turn by a drum corps
composed st survivors Of civil war musi-
Clans Then came a mounted escort OF
citizens of Washington, with whom rode
General Brakeman, resplendent In dress
and soldterly Bearing He was accompa-
MED by his aides, riding in files OF eight
front, And. these were followed by the
Marine band, whose familiar music elic-
tied frequent cheers from the crowd.
s@Ss.4 General Torrance. In a Carriage.
34s General Torrance, comnnander-ln-c ch1e1,
occupied a carriage. He was preceded by
his personal escort, consisting or Jonn
A. Rawlins post Of the Department or
Minnesota, and accompanied by his per-
sonal staff, consisting, of Quartermaster
Burrows, Assistant 5Adjutant General 3.
H. Warner, Judge Advocate General Duf-
field, Inspector General Wetherbee, Junior
Vice Commander O'Donnell, Chaplain
Boyle Surgeon General Therall, Senior
Vice Commander McElroy and the execu-
tive committee of the Grand Army, imme-
diately followed by the escort Of the Grand
Army, consisting of the First regiment
of the Sons of Veterans and reserve OF
the PENNSYLVANIA division. Then came the
various organizations of the Grand Army
itself, led. by the, Department Of Illinois,
with; Commander E., M. Trimble in COM
mand " s.-s#..; -. --.j:;~ =
~. :: The Order Of March. }~'-,,.
l. line, departments 1udICueu Ill Ihe Aoi-
lowing order: s... &z3>h-24 ,> . :. y. b.
Wisconsin. Commander James A. Agen; Penn
sylyania, Commander II: P. Scott; Ohio, Com
! mander Walton Weber; New York, Commander
Allen C: Black; Connecticut, Commander NJ Bur
ton Rogers; Massachusetts, Commander W1lmon
w. Black1nar; New Jersey, Commander Enos F.
Mann; Maine, Commander James L. Merrick; !;
California and Nevada, Commander W. G. Haw-
lew, Rhode Island Commander George II. Chen
cry; New Hampshire Commander William 5.
Carter; Vermont, Commander R. F. Hathorn;
Virginia and North Carolina, Commander c. D.
Graw: Maryland. Commander John W.. Worth
Nebraska Commander Calvin f. Steele; Michi-
Gan. Commander Edward c.. Anthony; Iowa, Com
mander John Lindt; Indiana Commander BenJa-
min Starr Colorado and Wyoming, Commander
/ j. w. Huff; Kansas, Commander II. G. Loom1s;
Delaware Commander John c., Garner; Mime
| sota Commander Perry Starkweather; Missouri,
Commander Iia r. Bronson; Oregon Commander
+ i. r. Beyland; West virginia, Commander G. 6.
Matthew's; South Dakota, Commander I. F.
Blanchard; Washington and Alaska, Commander
B. c. Bedell: Arkansas, Commander John II.
| Avery; New. Mexico, Commander E. J. w. Ed
wards; Utah.. Commander, ": N. Bostaph; Ten
nessee. Commander George W. Patten; Louisiana
and Mississippi, Commander Charles W. Keeling;
Florida Commander s. Herbert Lancey; Mon
| tana, Commander Alanson Hull; Texas, Com
| rnander c.. c. Haskell; Idaho, Commander George
macher; Georgia, Commander w. NJ. Scott; Ala
bama, Commander, j.. D. Bacon; North Dakota,
| Commander J. c. Gipson; Oklahoma, Commander
| Wesley Taylor; Potomac, Commander b. +.
/ Bingham.
General 9Iacknier Thrown.
While on his way to take his position II
i the line of march this morning Genera
4 W.. w. Blackmer Of Boston, department
j commander of Massachusetts, was thrown