New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-06
TIE vErERAN.., srI.rNADE.

4 FINE DEMONSTRATION fHPEClED-GFNEHAL CAR
Field EXPECTED To Make \ BRIEF ADDHEss-
slHrCHt5 10 b. MADT ~ olHEG Prominent
EEPUBLiCANs
Tie serenale to General Garfield tonight
nj the h-a3qdar rs u the Rep ,hssn National COM
1u!ttee, 30. FL Fith-aye ril De an imposing dcAon-
strifion. Al the Assembly Districts IN tAc city
viii Do represented, many OF tnem by uniformed mem
beers. General c. X. Cfahun. surveyor Of tHe P.r at
tne request Of many the leading members OF tine Boys
IN Blue has consented to take charge OF tho details OF
examination lie has issued the following order:
AlB8vs in Bue. including those WHO are not mi
fornei ard snrsG IN 'I Fayc ' bs,we 5
Tweuty-seyentn and I've N ~ Ea,"--ts. tg-gort,
to" I r ~ p,rficp,iipE In m SIREN de to zen.
oral James H. Garfield and General Chester 4. Arthur
Coione h. NJ J. EuIers Wi! act mars al and WI nc
,S1sd Nv CoionrIs George II. II ppsr T. Al. Kent.
81 w. Burn. j. ". Marshall, u. ID. HUI, f.Aics
it,TrJ O. S'' Yitzsbe. w. = Ducr. Josepn Forces.
and w. IT, C1rsa and Captains g. y fort. IT. &. Percy
Samuel Mc'nes J. Y" J''o'1a ana a., J9Ig tI b
Member Of the National Committee Boys In b.o' i'r nc
STALE oi New YORK.
General G1rHc.d has been requos cd 20 MAKE speech
10 his old comrades ana WI probably make few re-
marks. fl, was troubled with Loarsen-ss Yesterday
but this viii probably not prevent bin from speaking
briefly Senators Blaine, Conklng and Logan and *
Senator auley Matthews ald other prominent Repuo
licans wi ] be invited % make speeches.
The headquarters ana The avenue VIII be brilliantly
Illuminated with calcium lights, and Will bo decorated
VITA fiass auI sireamer-. Tae 7th Regiment Band has
been engaged Il the nIgat j. fine there will DE probably
one OF the 1rgest political gatherings seen Ads iar IN
this campa gn.
Some regrot Is expressed that more time could not DO
gwen to prepare for the demonstration The great ma
ioritv of the members OF the Boys in Blae companies
have not yet had time procure thelr uniforms Iae
members not IN uniform VIII wear badges.
The most completely uniformed body thus FOR Is poO
ably that OF the IXtl Assembly District commanded by
Captain John W. JicObus. IL consists or club of lou
Boys in Blue, a mounted company, numbering 100;
pioneer company OF iify, and battery OF hight ar
tIllery.
The XIIitn Assembly District has about 100 members
already uniformed, but will parade nearly 800 men,
under the command OF Colonel joan W. Marshall
The XyIIIth Assembly District has about 100 men
uniformed under the Command OF Bernard Bglil and
Will bring out nearly three times that number
The XXth District Ia, Atty men uniformed, and WIZ
bring out four times that number, under the command
OF SCION b. Smith
The XXIs District will not be outdone by any ofthe
uptown districts IL will have line between 500 ana
400 men.
The XXIId District IS slso making preparation fors
good display.
The XXIIId ID, strict has 100 men already uniformed
and VIII bring out more than the number II had IN ne
Wednesday evening TO welcome General Garfield On
that occasion it paraGed 800 men, under the command
OF NJ. T. Crasto.
Most Of the companies viii be provided with music
and VIII provide themselves wish fireworks 10 be SCI
of along the iue OF march and IN front OF the heauHu
teis.