New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-13
REPUBLICAN PARADERS.
BROOKLYN STREETS ALL ABLAzE.
AN rNrsuALLY LARGE ruRN.our-THE CLUES

II Kings County had been called Broomc County
last evening the name would not have been NILS
nomer In view Of the number Of brooms displayed as
symbols OF victory I'm Brooklyn streets. marching
host of Republicans paraded in honor Of the victory
for HARRISON Morton and Protection. AS on the
nights when the other Republican paradcs have taken
Mace this year, tho weather last even
inc was all that could be desired
The ranks were formed on the Heights and the route
led over the Hill and to the Bedford-ave. fountain
where the reviewing stand was erected But the oops
dd not break ranks al that point but marched mile
farther 10 Grandst., before disbanding.
All along the five miles of the march were rows DE-
hind rows Of people and every point Of vantage was
carly occupied The spirit of the spec aiors was In
the main wholly In harmony with that OF the men III
line aud cheers and applause welcomed every display
~ campalgn emblems, foremost In which were huge
nor ats If the PIcsien-clecl and pictures OF ClcVe
land In the SOUP Colonel John W. Jones' VINO had
efficiently marshalled the previous parades, estao-
lshed his headquarters grand marshal at clinton
and Montague SITS early in the evening. win MN
were his staff consisting Of Assistant Grand Marshals
Roger b. Towner, George ". Tcmphns Comiade ID. u
Quick Jonas NJ Farrineirn, Arthur A. Thompson
Harry W. knight, W, H. Lyon, jr., Jonathan Moore
Judson c. Mangam adjusni- general and chief Of stall
DE- Frank T. r. Tetamore, assistant adjutant-general
Cant hin Peter Bcrtchc chief Of cavalry Captain f. IL
Williams chief Of artillery Captain Andrew d. Barr.
ir chief OF aidesdccamp, chief aides 10 grand mar
shall: Charles j. Passnold Charles May, winthrop NJ.
Tuttle Captain George r. Mouon, Major J. B.
Hayes, Frank d. Tuttc, ir., John S. Provost, W. D.
Mills Charles Moore, ades-de camp
now TIE LINE WAS FORMED.
The way lead by detachment Of mounted
police. The head Of the column given to the
First Ward Harrison aud Morton Club with a huge
ball. dozen feet in diameter, which was kept rolling
From Montague and Clinton SITS. the head of tho
column moved TO martial music through Montague,
Hicks, Orange Henry, Ptcrpont and Clinton sts to
Schermcrho n-st The various organizations had been
formed In the Streets along this route, and fell
into line In their proper places as the parade pro-
cccded. The sympathics of many dwellers on the
Heights were shown by their lllumnations and dis
plays OF flags and fireworks as tine ranks marched
past Al the Mansion House, in IIicks-st, an es-
pccially fine display was made by the guests, and
unbounded enthusiasm prevailed.
The route then led through Lafayette-ave. Fort
Greene place. Hanson pace, Grcenc-ave. Cumbcr-
land-st Myrtle, Clinton Lafayette and Bedford ayes
All along the route houses were decorated, and
splendid display was made I'm honor Of the
parade. Special police precautions were taken,
TO protect the paradcrs from any assaults by dis-
posed persons At various points along the line the
batteries fired their pieces under special permit from
Mayor Chaplin.
The following organizations took part in the parade
Rehind the Grand Marshal and hs stan
rode the Republican Campaign Committee in carriages
Guard OF Honor; Nineteenth Ward Garfield Battery;
Seventeenth Ward Republican Club Seventeenth ward
Grant Club. Seventeenth Ward Young Mems Republican
CLUB; Twenty third Ward IL. and NJ. Club Twcnty-hith
ward Brother jonathan Club, Escort Of Veterans;
Tvcnty-arst Ward Ben Harrison War Veterans, Escort
NJ Grand Army; Sixteenth Ward German Union Veterans
IT, and NJ. Club; War Veterans, Com. A. C. Tate;
Nino tcent Lincoln Club, Captain Thomas Smith;
Thirteenth Ward League Battery, Captain NJ T. smith;
Ctlstns I'm Carriages; Captain Ezekiel Day. Marshal
The south Brooklyn Division was composed as
follows:
Marshal John Cook Tventy-secoud Ward II. and NJ
Club; Twcnty.sccond watd T. h. Woodruff Battery ;
Twenty second Ward Fr3s Presidential Voters Second
Ward H. ami NJ Club Sol Second ward II. ana NJ Cluo
No. ? Second Ward II. and NJ Club No. 3; Third Ward
H. and NJ. Club Flatbush Republican Club; Solid Re
publican Cavalry. a. A. setly
First sub Observation-Disclosures Marshal, Edward Tenni
man Fourth Ward II. and NJ Battery, Fifth Ward H.
and NJ Club; Fifth Ward James G. Blaine Association :
sixth Ward IT, and NJ Club; sixth Ward Ii. and NJ. Bat
terry; Eighth Ward H. and NJ Club; Eighth Ward West
End H. and NJ. Club; Eighth Ward II. and NJ Battery
Ninth Ward ii. and NJ. Club; Ninth Ward Protection
Club.
second Sub Observation-Disclosures Marshal. W. a. era
ham: zenith Ward II. andnM Club Eleventh Ward IL.
and NJ Club; Twelfth Ward II. and NJ Club; Iwelfth
Ward H. and ID Club; Twelfth Ward Home ana ITO
lection Club
The colored Republicans made me showing
They were arranged in ills order:
Marshal Commander John little Assistant Marshal Az
Dorrow: the First Ward Harrison and Morton CIuo
Captain James Eyerson, 100 men Fourth "afu 'luD
Captaln Brown 100 men; Fifth Ward 90 men; seventh
ward 100 men Ninth Werd Captain j. T. Lee % nien
Tent Ward CAPTAIN T. p. pGksrson, 100 men; Eleventh
Ward Harrison and Morton Club. Captain j. !" EDWARDS
900 men: Kings County Coored Ciuzens heasue' wv
strong the CoIored Veteran Guard Co. c. captain wright
! an man L. s. Navy, 100 men In sailors UNIFORM from
the following named steamships: Gaena, Richmond yam
~, Atlantic and Chicago; clergy in carriages Kings
Comfy Colored Club seventh Ward H. anu NJ OoIoreu
| -irh. Tenth Ward H. ami NJ. Coored Cub; EleVehth
Ward H. and VI. Coorcd Club Eleventh Waru H. anu NJ,
| Co,ored Club No .; Twenty-hfh Ward Sumner Coored
| Club. ,,,.
| The Central Brooklyn Division was as follows
,to-.bal Colonel H. IT. Beaile; assistant marsnals
| & T. Russell r. II. Appleton, j. irving crane oapa'n
| I I Noonan Lieutenant f. II. WSwall Frank x. lay
Tor; chief idede-camp, J. f. Beaks First "aru i'ar
,,on and Morton Club First Ward Harrison and Morton
! patery Federal Club, George Kenneth captain IN
surance Harrison and Morton Club n l. IL N. -
Harrison and Morton Club. J. w. Wilder Swedish
| pepublican Club. Thomas 5. Wolf brooklyn young
| republican Club W. II. Williams, president Adeph
Academy Citizens I'm private dress. Polytechnic Acad
env club Universal Bicycle Club, w Finn Young
! Mems Republican Club, Flatbush, John Ackly
In the Bedford Division, under Marshal W. b.
| Parkinson. jr.. were the following:
seventh Ward Northslde H. and NJ Club Seventh Ward
Central H. and NJ Club; Seventh Ward H. and NJ Club
Seventh Ward Southslde II. aud NJ Club; Twenuetf
ward H. and NJ. Club Twentieth Ward Battery IWen
| tleh Ward Union Republican Club; Twentieth Ware
L. A. Myers Associsuon.
First Sub Diysion-Assistant Marshal r. Philips
| Twenty-nrst Ward Citizens H. and NJ Club; Twenty
first Ward workngmens Association Twenty-hrst ward
! H. and NJ Club; Twonty-nrst Ward Tppecanoe Club
Twenty-frst Ward Battery; Twenty-hrst Ward lattefs
Associations Twenty third Ward Union League; Twenty
fourth Ward North Star Club
second sub Observation-Disclosures Marshal. o. Bennett
| Twenty-nfrh Ward II. and NJ Club Twenty-hfth Ward
| H. and NJ Minute Men Twenty-nfth Ward Ocean Hill
H. and NJ. Club Tweny-nfth Ward Ocean Iiil Battery
Twenty.nnh Ward Warner Miller Battery Twenty-siXth
| Ward II. and NJ Club Twenty sixth Ward Young Mems
| H. and NJ. Club; Twenty.sxth Ward II. and NJ Battery
The last OF the line was composed Of the Eastern
District clubs which transferred 10y special
ferry boats from Broadway TO Fulton Ferry and formed
| their line In Hicksst. The order assigned for the
| organizations was this
| Marshal j. Warren Tway; Fifteenth Ward League