New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
THE PROCESSION.


THE ESCORT FROM THE CITY HALL TO THE ARMY
AND NAVY CLUB-ROUTE OF THE PROCESSION
COLLATION. AT THE CLUBHOUSE.
During the reception in the Governors
Room the military and procession formed III the
City Hall Park The 9th and Goth Regiments formed on
the side of the Park. with the right resting on
Chambers-st; the 18th Regiment formed the south
side OF the Park and the NewYork and NewYork City
schHtzen Corps in Chambers-st. lsrge concouIse OF
people collected in the Park and adjacent streets and
notwithstanding the RAIN stood waiting for the appear
of the Team When the reception was over ana the
members left the City Hall to enter the carriages IN
waiting, they were greeted with loud cheers by the
spectators After short delay the procession moved
up Broadway in the following order. under command OF
Col. John Ward of the 10Th Regiment. n. c.:
9th REGIMENT, y. g., Col Hitchcock.
esh Res,@e =. ;6 H. S g. GOl Cay va
18th Regmsnt n.ln9g eight Garsg , Gsnnns the
ton co%@jttse; according ,ss.sn 70 the fol
Second Carriage First Carriage
f. H. Sanford Col Mitchell Michel,
Gem Mcmahon Col Giderseeve.
Col Wincatc, Mi1rd
Cap w. 3, casey. Mp IsF Fulton Gsss,,..
IT.; IT, B. y GSi$|l'' GsH d S%Sa;
Eighth Carriage. O. A. sehe aa,n
E0str a5 5Gn"sOn T. g e. S Sa"Rei'' IT,
Carriages with members Of the National Rife Association and
Carriages with the Members Of the Hand Rife Club
Carriages with the members OF the NeWi OK anu INC
York City Schutzen Corps
Two hours before the procession left the City Hail.
spectators had begun TO collect along Broadway Many
bindings along the route adorned with hags one
with the inscription, "WecOme to the American Kiic
Team" The windows in many cases were hiied WIN
ladies' who waved their observation-disclosures 10 the VIC
torous renon while the crowds on the Sidewalks ana
IN front OF hotels and cubhouses kept up the rouhu
OF cheers along nearly the whole route The march was
up Broadway TO Fourteenthst. through foureehth-s.
and Fifthaye. to Tweny-seventhst. to the Army ana
Navy Club where the parade was dismissed Al Un!cn-
square the list Regiment, under the command OF Col
Vosr on its way Oakland Beach, met the procession
and Immediately formed in line on the south side OF FOUR
teenth-st. and presented arms while the PROCESSION
passed. police force under Capt steer was detaed 10
guard the line of march, aad another force Oh 40 ne
| under Capt. Burns, acted as an escort 49, o, 49,,
AT Fifth-ave. and Twenty scventll-st, tne Stn an,
The members the Team TO pass through and enter me
| clu bhouse Twenty-sevcnth-si me I'm hcsnen,
then fell in behind tie 69h. and me wholc process
siou nassed in review before the clubhouse. upon inc n
cOny of which the Team and the Reception Soiniase d
had assembled the regiments and rifle clubs passed
| they cheercd loudly, and the members Oh ,nI
bowing After the procession had passed III
for the opcn space in front Of the clubhouse, and omd
cheers for the Team given. The cheers and cans
were continued until Gen. Shaler stepped Ont WIN o3l
Cilderseevc upon the balcony COL GldeIsleeNc ""uo
| a hr;pf respOpsc to the calls, and then retired.
A collation. served in the clubhouse oIwnch none
mittcc partoo 1t private and informal and no set
| speeches made.