The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-08-19

TIE GRAND PARADE.
Ti.e mo-f imposing military parade since the
grand review III Washington. when our troops
came % rchmg back from ApponiattoX, was the
uraees 9u on Tuesday oi the 20th National
lns.mpuent. The procession was Of a par
ErnIar.g IEe order, owing 10 the fact that
1heN wsIa many United States Regulars IN
lIHc tH roops tg0m the different military posts
on Pic .rAc slope
Ihe ,onmnndur IN 4 hief and staff rode out
trola ihg head of the line at about II o'clock
an0 Hmmp ytook their position In front Of The
4alaee EaIa. Iaey We're followed by promi-
ncui Grand Army men in carriages and mem.
Doors ot t1e san Francisco City Government and
other distinguished civilians iu carriages.
Piomip8G among those who were IL carriages
Hert iit.r. lQaan Black and sherman. The
IelaiiCa D.s Ha.ch threngcd Gen. Sherman s
Uiaa Ae iUokaa upon this imposing demon
ffTsrGu must have been OF q very peculiar char
ae i IS not often thar p man iD a short
laatUe uill behold such n sudden tfansl0rma-
t.ou oi tH utterly unbr0kcn plain 30 a thriving
citHai .5aiD0, and all this I'M Jhe course Of a
Itiie more than 30 wears. Gen. Sherman
li0Fei soon alter that grand tiGmphal
ahf.H across the Continent OF Fremont and
s leB. and was among the first % take
command ol the golden shores Of California.
Ihel Soc pioneers OF mining and civilization
sreF coming around the isthmus or on The
orHr.al Imll, 8nd there were but q few sirag-
g.4ng b4uahs temporary structures, and no
onr N iHc widest dreams al Republican de-
Eeiapgau. c0uid nave looked forward 10 the
apitaaa results 0l less than 40 wears.
iltfe as great cheering ass the Commander
ln-tiaes swung iuto Fine IL the tune Of Hail
~ lhe Chief" aud th.s dccpcnc1 into
TaE wmDEsr APPLAUSE
Wheo sen. sherman came driving mp in a car.
s.N u
I4nt 3h-t -tpmmauder-u-Clic and staff and
tle auHus -lah officers of the regiments were
falutl oa superb steeds, c8par.s0ned with
Hh -aale, ou the Gap. o. which were corp.
saa anD .lc american Gag u tie National
llar They rode tour abreast, and many ol
I4a. carrie bouquets Oi flowers Heading the
f.' Has tle artillery battalion, and 9
sH tH.eHv appearance they presented, sit.
tim EPSON theII guns, and With their bright
Tes 9y. has lHa ia the sun
'e laY sTa. 81 The Finest description clCai
aul bad ignt, Dui Wa8 % trade wind blowing
up from the bay lll t,uliy cool aud without
cas-, and a. lie aIIaA -cinents for the gIaul
fliumrhil procession Welr of the most cxaci
ln3li.ary character Instead of a long stray
Ei4ng march OF seven 0T ght miles a. has beer
100 oitcn the case Al our Eucampments, ia,
plH on was 50 planned as 90 20 around
la8s square, and ibe troops were divided 81
Thai therl Ha- cutie an interval between eaci
OrRani1 1tiion, ana la this Wsy while an advanc,
was moving alOuP one street the rear Of the pro
cession was coming across, and IN this way The,
iormed a -rand square, and as the foramos
tre9l passed along they dsbaudcd aul retire.
q tlol quarters. 50 that tHcrt WAS no fatigue
alla n'Te Was Gn 9 pleasure and real militaw
FratI'.-i3u connected with the parade. IN
toloE a45 TIE order ol procession;
FlH-y DIVISION.
Ch8c of Police Crowley, mounted, headin
detachment 0f police about ~ in number
p.atH0l 0t police, 5t lL number, on foJ,
comnia.stn by lsUt D8lp.uas Grand Mar
sna as aua . consisting Ot Ihg i0.
l0Rs .H-lamta Edward s. Sa.1mau. Adiuaut
8..etg. ala lAslI a. tr e. slasou kiuul
Iala aIa R. T. Aara,.a, d. g. Gois1ug. J
A laItlat.d, Jamls Kip Jerome Daasey, Ges
N.ha.t =. M Davies. D. @. Carr IL H Al
len. An. ID. Alison. n III. Lmnel De- W Bush
nni4. ] w staples, T. i Goodman, u. "A
Gas m, d oree g. smart, Frank 4. Myers au
J. siasDonoueh, Aids
I4 Division proper, headed by .ho lst u. !
lnl bsnd.
Rteanr Army officers commanding ia
United Siates tropps d iile lo.N d. ehuie
Oi ile "a lni, commanding troops; Maj /
Collin, 90 tle lat JAIL commanding the iu
ianiry battalion, and Capt. j. N. Duiyu8cci
oi lhe isi Art, commanding Che artillery Dad
tafon. The UnIted ate, troops were tbe 0.
low ~: co G, lat lnt., Capt AZ. =. Ilsial
20. y, lst lnl., Second Lieut honas CONNOLLY
60. Il, lst Int, Serond Lieut. R N Mobile
Lighi Battery b. lst Art, FIRST Lieut. d
hirholai Battery A, ISL Art, Iat Lieut. JoI
Pope. jr Battoryc, lat Arr, First LIeat 4,
J.. Nau Ness
ahs infantry bad .,ic richt ~ the line IN
l1eht j.etsery h ARTILLERY was mounted. an
embraced about &c men. The other ar,iHcr
bodica were on foot and armed as iufautn
The battalion Of United States troops uumbagu
about 2JO 0l whom 100 marched as Infantry
The National Guard OF California, undC