New-York tribune., 1884-10-29
THE PARADE ON FRIDAY NIGHT.

SOME OF TIE NOVEL AND EXTRAORDINARY FEAT
UREs.
The parade in honor of Blaine and Logan in
this city Friday night IN point OF sze novel features
and briancy. promises to be the most extraordnary
display that was In the streets OF Now-York
There will he fully $4,000 men IN ne and the parade,
starting at Ffty-fourh-st. and Fifthave, promptly ut
O'Clock will be many hours in passing given point
that those who TO tho whole OF 1t must be pro
pared to stay up all night. Major General Joseph H.
Carr commanding the Boys In Blue OF the state OF New
York. who will have charge the entire parade yester
day completed his staff consisting Of officers who served
with distinction in the War for the Union, as follows:
Colonel s. " r. Cruger, Adjuant Generals Major Will
lam H. Murphy, Asst ADJ General Captain Max Eeecc,
Tor General General Henry Davies Engineer IN CHIEF;
General Henry i. Treman, Judge Advocate Generaii
1nme. M Morris FARLEY A'cn Assistant surgeon General
Colonel Thomas Il. Rafferty,. Chief OF Artillery C3louei
Meier Paymaster General; Colonel Rodney {. Ward.
Commissary General Of subsistence Colonel j. C. Reed
Henry A. Barn@% @n1DS; General nr
II. Corsa, Major Constantine Nitzschsc, General Dennis
E GGnS @ oSn M" cgG%q e. M'naG, ESer cap
tain John W Tacobus, Major b. J. Levy. Captain Ivan
la'S FoSst ssneFS Colonel samuel ' RcGa =
zanowski. General Georgc Van Setback, Colonel George
Colonel Gonvsrne%r Carr nSI0e GS09Sl Maor + PekaF
n,
cSssa cS.SrtIn c%psn captain D. G. Si'" Dar captain Morgan
Matthew tihe stewart. stewart, - Captain f. W Boomingiac,
Major George B. squres Captain George Buckingham;
S" Ira B. mGdses @Y MAJOR % Charles IL Rows george H.
ellis Colonel /. Y 3. Mattson. Major william f. Kissel-
Mayor Theodore L. Poole Colonel CHARLES +. walbridge,
Colonel H. D. spsuldns Captain william william y moEgan aaaM
Major Oscar r.; Curtis. Captain A. A. Yates ts
Captain JGhn sogery Mqr Kos 5SSn ceAeTs AT
James G Rogers Major Henry L morrill,, Colonel r. "
Ande;op ocG Csnsn e. d. wadron r. Claw Eo9Pf Hail cap, In
john Palmer. General sydney W. Park Colonel joseph
Reynolds, Major Charles X Davis, Captain George Won
Dalwigh, Colonel +. L. Manning
General Carr and STAFF. mounted will lead the column
Next will the Generals escort. consisting of 20O
young lawyers horseback under the command Of
Major l.. C. Wilton. Following these will be n novel and
bewdering organizations This will consist of employees OF
Edison the inventor of Herring, the safe manufacturer
and OF underwriters OF this city Mr.. Edison. who Is an
ardent Republican will ride at their head carrying an
electric light OF 500 candle power, with two assistants
bearing similar lights equal TO two candles each They
will lead 400 uniformed men. each carrying an incandes
cent light sixteen candcpower in his hand and with
helmets They will form hollow square inside OF which
will be wagons. bearing dynamo, on top OF which
will be revolving electric light OF 100 candlt-powef
another carrying engine and another carrying water
The electric lights borne by the will be connected by
wires with these WAGONS. These %ngons WI inu De
drawn by HerTngs enormous Norman horses ana from
the plunes the heads OF these animals electric Shts
Will fash will be u spectacle the like of which was
never seen before in the world.
The Capital CITY Club of Albany. old and honored
organization with members, under command Of Cap
tain T. A. sheppard. will be in the procession william
II. Eyars viii personally lead tine club Of lawyers,
which will have place the right OF the line About
fifty Of the old Fremont pioneers VIII parade
The Inyincihes and the Young Mems Republican Ciub.
of Philadelphia, which will be the guests Of
the stock Exchange Republican Cub,wul be received bya
special committee their arrival at Jersey City.
The visitors will be refreshed on their way across
the North River harges provided specially for their
transportation The landing will be made at the foot or
Fiftyseycnth-s. on which street the stock Exchange
Club will ~ selnbe.
The in Tuesdays World to the effect that
twOthrd Of the employees of the Edison machine shops.
In GoerCkst.. Cleveland men. who will turn out IN
Fridays parade only by cOmpulsiOn of their Republican
employers Indignantly denied at the shops yesterday
" It was our idea" -;ld workman yesterday and
you will the electric lights in caps on the
night of the parade will extinguish our neighhors'
torches completely Mr. Blanes record as states
man eclipses that OF Cleveland There's no freetradc
wind in our bellows II we know what's good for us
4 correspondent who signs himself Veteran" sug-
gests that the members Of the National Guard form
Blaine and Logan Club and take part In the great pa
Tade on Friday. They would then have Blaine pa
rade and the pubc would that they are far from
being all Cleveland men," he says