New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01

syer Their tfan.p srencies were many and bore quota
tons from Mr. Bsnes letter Of acceptance; Mos, o, the
mon are Irishnen They fell In west flly -nrst-st
'" Thc XIII Assembly District Irish American indie
pen,ents Captain John MeAvey and I1earnats 21n
Robinson and George Brandt mustered loo men, i 1
bore banners aud tranaparcncie-, Doaiing Oh io' "
protection They ten in Ct oa S formed in
West Fifty first at under Marshal Mlchaei oorpo'"
100 strong.
FIVE HUNDRED COLUMBIA MEN IN LINE.
The Columbia College students turned out nearly ooo
mon of whom about - were from the College Of Phys
clans and Surgeons. They all wore blue and white nor-
tar boards and carried lanterns which wore adequately
G. ! He,amcr The DSniba Imitation from Jerscy ,Cy,
under tho command Of Major pzniha, consisted OF Iu'
men carrying torches md gorgeous in red, whlto anu
black uniforms
CHEERS FROM THE UNIVERSITY SrUDENTs.
ooh Nellie WINS u lady sang the Blaine and Logan
club Of tho University Of the city OF Nowfork ms ~
marched ont from ffic,h into tho line Of procession
aud tho medical rtudcne behind them shouted;
Ifurrah for James q. Blainol
iio'- FREQ from any STAIN
Tho Academic Department turned out 100 students
with u. II Mldcditoh' of the 'h'"0i ~, ~ chp M
From the Medical Department Wnro 700 ruNnhas. no
( TGcasion il the ciss OF The pcnocrsy" 800 Multi
gan Letters zero" II. A. Matthews, the Irish orr
Pierce led the Medical Department aud among me ioii-
tenants were 4. NJ. CrosSott, W. H. iilh ana H. H.
Mathews,
IRIsuAMrRICAN ANTECIEvELAND Union.
The Irish. American Anti. Cloycand Union formed In
West Forty eighth and Forty ninth 3ts The members
were In citizens clothes ana each man wore
a rosctte OF colorcd ribbon with the name OF
his order. There were LOO IN line, con
qisting OF delegates from each OF the Assembly
districts ". u. Gallagher the broadway cwcIcr was
grand marshal Of the Union. John Dcvoy. OF Ths hish
other officers were: 4. j. Byrnos, Michael iresn,
william Connolly, O. kelleh,r William Mahon and and
pcrchcd on ono Of the transparences which read
1.-THE British Lion cannot arrest the Flight OF the Amer
Rird' her
Industries IL England Opportunity ard siil another:
Protection is Prosperity, free-Trade Is Boggary.
AMERICA NOT TIE PARADISE OF FREE TRADE.
Tho Irish American independents drew applause by
their fine appearance. Their uniform was white han-
mel Jacket with red and blue sash, loggings
one OF their banners inscribed I'VE
have Broken the Brass Collar of Party slavery Forever
Free Trade" r G. Dooley was Grand Marshal OF the
independents There were twenty-four divisions
R.a 2'o Ford %eq Patrick A%'ps S the %''I'
Michael Reynolds, and John o. Farrell: Several
of them served In the Pope's regiment in Italy.
The Democratic Irish-Amercan Blaine and Logan
club mistaken for company of veteran soldiers in
The Woodruff Battery of Brooklyn. one Of the largest
Blaine and Logan organization III maj CITY, ioIo"cu INC
Irish American Blaine and Logan club
HANDSOME UNIFORMS FROM THE WITH.
The With Assembly District Inde pendent Club, 300
strong took its station in West Forty fourhst about
$50 Twenty members of the club in citizens clothes,
wearing badges. preceded the main body OF the club
The men were handsomely uniformed, divided into
two companies, one wore blue shirts ana tue
others red, with tho letters " B. and j."
upon the breasts. All who were III uniform carried
torches aud the club presented soldery appearance
The Van Colt Guards formed in The same street at
o'clock. riding TO their post afew minutes after me
With Assembly District Independent Club. which I'm
mediately preceded them The Guards were timely
mounted and numbered $50 They blue capes
and bronze helmets surmOunted by waving white planes
Great interest was excited in the crowd that hal "a
-emblrd I'm Sixth-avc, Fortyfourthst Ivy the ar
rival elegant fOurihand prepared 10 take It's place
In the line. Drawlngup in Forty ourthst 1t ielln behind
The mounted Colt Guard- The gentlemen upon the
coach were all from the With Assembly District ~ large
banner annOunced being guests or cinpoye' or Mr. ;
Winerho'tom. of the Metropolitan Van Company. All
wore large ro-cttcs, upon which were hung electro
lights which, with the waving banners Inscribed NJ v
and VII District" formed plea Ing scene made spr
tied by the four fine grays that drew the coach.
The Van Cott Regulator, of the \Ilth Assembly DIS
trict formed I'm West Fortyifh-s and then counter
marched down SiXth-aVe. t. fortA-tourthst. where
they fell into the long line OF or-"nl-
cations there formed. Tho cinh numbered 200 neatly
uniformed colorcl men, preceded by drum corps;
Several banners and trnsparnc'c~ were borne ana an
he club carried torches presenting steady sodiely
appearance.