New-York tribune., 1885-08-09

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The Chamber of Commerce delegation comprised
the following:
Woodbury.
Langdon. John H lnrnan, Jacob Wendell l. d. Ammi
down, George Wilson and W. II. Herman.
The Stock Exchange members In line were:
j. Edward Simmons, chairman, Roswell T. Flower.
Dewitt c. Hays. Edward Brandon Henry Meies, X n.
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Reimler.
Four Real Estate Exchange men occupying one
carriage were:
T. 1. Wells. chairman, Bernard 6myth, Constant A.
Andrews and Benjamin +. Hardwick
delegation from the Maritime Exchange con-
sisted of the following:
Houshson. chairman; CAPTAIN VI Parker Sso fSs
PooI W T Loud " H. Parsons W. p wilstt;. G. A
E. D. Neustadt was marshal Of the Produce Ex-
change men, with John A. Sullivan as aide and ).
N. Burt assistant. There were seven ex-presi-
dents of the Exchange In line.
Edison. j. H. Herrick, W. 4. Cole and L. J. N. STARK
There were ass +. =. Livermore, George Oliver. w.
RcS%lsy qSsss u%an GsfsY Ya
A. Tobey, r. Ferris, Richard Arnold, E. p Post and
There were also scattering representations OF the
Aztec Club, ex-diplomatic and consular omceIs,
Citizens Law and Order League, New-haven
Chamber of Commerce, New-York Metal ExcnahSe
and the Board Of Underwriters.
POLITICAL BODIES AND OTHER SOCIETIES.
At Great Jones-st. the third subdivision Colonel
Charles W. Otis commanding, took up Its position
in the line of march. First came the Republican
County Committee. There were about forty mem
bers and they occupied ten carriages Among them
were
E. Mitchell Chairman, Paul Gontert RichardH Nugent'
A. j. Campbell George b. Brown, Charles H. Wheelock
Brown. b w W. Il. Huber, David r. Col,. Joseph Meyer
N. Robinson % and i: i. Paterson c,., -.
Then came the Young Mems Republican Club OF
feTt Of twenty with Colonel 8. F. Horner in charge;
They also rode in carriages and were represented
by the following:
Charles Ktche ]. g. Mcwilliams. NJ r. Crow H. Glea-
son. w. L. Bookfeld. Joseph Foot and Ihomas f. went
worth.
The Young Mems Republican Club of Jersey
CITY, some seventy strong, followed on foot, W. r.
Douglass. commanding. He had four aids-Cagtamln M
{. Van Antwerp. Colonel J. b; Montgomery, Z. W.
dent, and G. P. Benedict. first vice-president
The Young Mems Republican Club of Batimore nor
sent forty delegates They rode III carriages Inc
delegation was composed as follows:
W. W. Johnson. George i. Boggs. G.. B. Creamer A.
man. %aasSs cSarss w. Sona sftS iS%Ss
West W. j. Hooper, W. 7. Prime. Thorndyke Chase. n
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Next came the Lincoln League with 100 men in
full uniform Charles W. Wagner was command
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Following the political organizations came the
fourth subdivision OF the civic division; Co,one
osme ooms the Association c of Exempt Firemen,
of hasdrd %o did ssps ssTSce forty odd years
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pariment There were also in the the
Ta%hs paVld Msapa Spna and john r. plat presidents
James T. Watkins. George w. Wheeler Francis
Hoggeborn, j. DeCosta George W. Cook. Joseph
Miles Thomas Montgomery, NJ. j. Fogarty, jacob
Berse and james Elknes we're also in line.
The Volunteer Fircmen's Association, some 800
strong. with John Decker. the last OF the
as marshall came next. They walked along with
the solemn tread of men who had faced death but
did not fear it, Among their numbers were Charles
Brice. Patrick McGonigal William searing Isaac
Brush, w. X. w. hambers. William forinan. W !;
j. Cofman, J. W. Hudson, Z. I. Durham and
Thomas &. Cornelius or.,o
Sons of Veterans There were over 700 men In line
Each camp was In full Uniform and had its drum
corps The whole division was under command oI
Raphael Tobias, assisted by Adjutant General 8 NJ
Bower. The camps were commanded as follows;
New.York Division, William Brennani Camp No; D.
No. g. T. Gsplan William Camp
Captpin j. r. Madden Camp No II Captain +. b. Couch
Camp No. Captain g. a. h1nGeeT eamPc Camp ST 10
F. osg:1 Camp E SS
Lieutenant J. Daly.
Following the Sons of Veterans came the High
land Guards of the New-York Caedonian
Club. They were about fifty strong
and arrayed IN full Highland costume. There
were many different plaids represented signiying
from what particular Scottish family the wearer
came. Their appearance added variety TO the pro-
cesson. Their funeral march was played upon png-
ppes. The guard was commanded by Colonei
Nicholson Of the Sword Battalion and Seargcnt }.
The Knights of Pythlas turned ont two hundred
by brass band. There were representatives not
only from the lodges in this city but also from
lodges in various sections OF New-JerSey ana from
Brooklyn Col j. Hearnes Was in charge. Among
the number were:
Sir Knight johnson. Captain Philip Ewing. Leaten-
ant Mclean and Lieutenant John h. q reennsld
Of the Unity Lodge. Captain z ,IIsnn TsSma
CAPTAIN sp A. v P Bush and Lieutenant Hoyt, Of the
Brooklyn Captain Thorn Hicks OF the nsghany N.Y.
am Pntard. OF the Monmouth County. N. j., Lodge.
The Knights of Sherwood Forest turned out $50
men In full uniform. The Supreme Commander OF
were Past Commander. W. A. Desborough and
There were delegations from Jersey City and New
Haven Excelsior Council No. IA OF United
American Mechanics marched iOo slroas h9y
Then came the Valley Forge Council No; Of the
NJ They dharas nandrsa Sy
f. NJ. Prout and G.. II. Adams They were ac-
eompained by delegations from the Lafayette
Farragut and Independent Lodges of the same
order
THE MARCH TO THE TOMB.