New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-29

I men hssdsd the line followed By $50 peliosmsa ed
several con panss Of uniformed nreusa with their en-
a., n: Ss :s su o H. ssss
mon. In srraxea Forty boats took she detscn~
Tue Society Of BssSfiynisss Jsinsd tue iy oicis:
board tho steamer Belle Horton a noon aud went -
Bedlows Island.
TENTH DIVISION.
The Tenth Division began 70 form IN good time witt
heads Of columns resting In Fliihsvr. between Thirty.
seventh aud Thrty-second-sts Tho committee Of the
Board OF Trade and Transportation. which formed In
East Thirty fourh-st fr carriages turn
out IL consisted OF Norris s. Wise. chairman; Captain
Ambrose Snow, Congressman win K James, Patrick
Farrey, James T. Young, George l. Praae. q. Waldo
Smith. A. d. Miller and William H. Araolx. The In.
diana contingent Of UniforDed Knights Of
Pythias were next on the ground. thirty 10
number, commanded by Captain benjamin.
A. Richardson. asssted By Lieutenant j. r. Forbes and
W. l. HeiskeL The New York r~gimout OF UniformsA
Knights Of Pythias turned 100 strong, In command
OF Colonel p. r Thomas, assisted by Charles Gamlea.
They formed In East Thirty third st.
The Volunteer Firemen's division abe gallant muss
ter IN Thirty dfth, ThirtysIth aud hrtSs-venthst
Tneir numbers probably exceeded 5000. The
formation we'll carried out In the face
OF much diHscuty. through the efforts OF Jons
Decker marshal. J. DALEY, chief aiis-de-cama
aud the following ssssta nts Charles Brio- John Fsrd
onn F,nn "S% HUN T%e nr.. .uSaIvsis:
eon:,ea o! a.t the os,iSsos a'lss.sS H. the 70:
the Black Jake A..OclalOn. Of NevYork Guy AN. .as
Columbian Hose No. /. OF Peeksx,IL
Ise eona subdivision ne!aSsa is The Vsssrs:
g. .'t Tns S veteran & ss
EIz,b.th y; .; 5.h,, The Exempt flrsn,en. A.ssels
nom Of b. cosI!n: Z; D.; spa SO. The Exempt Fire
The third sub iivsfon consisted OF lst rne Volnatee
Of frSts 2 ln' a. a.'% II:
wooisde Hook and Ladder Company. OF woodsids:
and 4sh. sseinway's Hose Company, of Loug Island
Tho fonrsh subdivision included: First, tbs Exempt
Meadow Engue Company. No. 3, Of Hobsksn. N. J.;
third Active Hass Company, No. 2. OF BOomnsdi
Moboken \. J.; nth. Neptun" Engine Company, No i.
OF West IIohoken n j.. aud SIXTH Mercer Ho'e Com
The afth Subdivision was oompo,ed Of Frat: washins
%sr n.s'HS o. s" Company s 81 a
Hauior Eugfnc Company, No: A. Of lons Island CITY;
dlth, the Volunteer Flremons Sous Association Of New
York CITY 6n. the Volunteer Firsmens sons AssociA-
No s. OF Long Island Ci.y.
The afh and iast subdivision included ls Iafayetts
Hose Company No. 8. OF New-Brighon. 8. l.. hfy-tws
strong ia command o; Captain r. j. Ring assisted ~
Exempt aud Veteran Firvmen's Sons Association Of
A. Ns n srS Nos.
New-I3righton and 9th. Franklin Hose Company No. \
Each company brought a h's and drum corps
with and @ brass saSd .v We
company brought also engine hose reel, hook aud
water tower, which the drew afHe
them by Of ropes There also several torai
displays life Size, mounted wagons. inciuaings rep
resentatiou OF tho statue OF Liberty aud OF veteran
nremsD IN full uniform
One thousand prckayers OF the Bricklayers Union Of
nns the S sn Of RsS
joined the Procession The charitable whe
were expccted West Thirty-tnirdst. did nos
10 So Their place than fllcd by crowd
OF ssveral thousand citizens who 0sed In on the rear
OF the procession as pas1oi along blocking tue avenes
from Thirty sccond-st 10 Madison Square.