New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10

under tho command of Charles f. Butler. Amons 'Ro
welsnown Republicans n 1.ea ne Hess Henry Erllch
Joseph Murray and James DAVIS ih''
rcd different colored lanterns
SIXTEENTH DIVISION.
m. s,v,oor,b n,v,sion was commanded by Michaei
coodo and formed in East Fifty-nrstst.. headed py
Tho pcno Post Drum Corps. The DIVISION nan sVV
man in line and was composed OF the AA'h hsscnios
n,s,rict Enrolled Republicans. who had hanusono
silk banner inscribed with the name OF ,ne org pnnnS
ZION They we're Joined BY hs c District com
msndcd by Robert Campbell yho hsd tm e IAN, American
Drum Corps The division al carrieu s'"
aags and wore white silk badges.
SEVENTEENTH DIVISION.
rAo sovc,tccntb division. led by tho XVl1th ana
x1yth ass Div Districts Young Mems hepupnoan
Club. I'm white flannel shirts ana n''" 'a.s
and bls.k trousers, fell pro"p"' ch.r,o.
line under the leadership 4" ,.s.aan
A. Grotle Marshal, mounfcd on hoiscpaoA ~
hundred mon, comprising the MINI A', ,cH.,r c,nh
trict. tho washington Heights Protective Iar'' N.uD'
nern,rd Murray commanding; Hamilton Kepuohcs"
(gub NJ West Iorem Samuel G. Ilayter conn""u
,rr. ]. " Cook Association (colorcd), l. j. ooom
commanding: Riverside Republican Cho, u n
Williams command ns; Union pclnb. Philip BacluIs
commanding Young Mems Republican C1o prots S
McKesysr c9mmandlns ana Rr roo Commanding fol-
lowed. TO the inspiring strains OF twelve banas' all"
all carving tho star spangien oah"or'
EIGHTEENTH DIVlSiON. -.
The Eighteenth DvIs on numbering IZo men VI ~
xvIIIth Assembly District, headed py ,,,...,.'st
formed band then fell into line at East t,Ia NJ
mailing a fine display under tho lead OF Coohei - 90
Turner though they we're not ia unhoi"'
NINETEENTH DIVISION.
The Nineteenth Division, comprising inc h'',oi. .
Republicans. z. D. Demorcst commandns' anu VIC
Garfield Climb witt President r. Jackson and Professor
lanes Alien in The van, both Of the XVIII Assshio
District paradcd with 67o men unuer 'no ""N
VIII am NJ Frue.
TWENTIETH DIVISION.
Tho twentieth Division marched up East ror'S
n,nthst with 700 men under the mashaling Oh REM
Kronf and comprising the Lincoln Club ana fnioiieu
Republicans of the XvIth Assembly Distrct AL
carried canes and they msas SSoa Reve
their lungs on tho sms V,, pa PA W patterson
leaders In this club arc William anu D. w. A"'''''
0ro''or'' TwENTY-FIRsT DIVISION.
Robert A. Greacen, who was to be Marshal OF 'no
rrontv.e,st Div,ion. was ILL., and Captain f. NJ Lee,
with a staff OF twenty five mounted horsemen' 'ooh
command. and MANIPULATED his $50 members Oh inc
XVIII Assembly District with great credit
TWENTY SECOND DIVISION.
The XVIII Assembly District Enrolled hepuoIoa"
Climb comprsed the Twenty second Division, ana "cro
marshaled in East ghthstG; oy o"d DISPLAY
Daiy They numbered 500 and made so"" "'p'
TwENTY-THIRD DIVISION
Tho Twentv.tbird Division numbered about l'ooo
mon pndcr Marshal Charles +. Brink. 1t comprised
20 MANNERS of the XIIIth Assembly District kepuo
hcan club Major II. W. Gibson commanding -''
members OF the XIIIth Assembly DISTRICT 'hion
Teaeue Club tcolored). X. symes COMMANDING ana
in line wore no uniforms but all carried torches V
flags and many d. played miniature "hi'o pi'''' -
the crowns of their hats
TWENTY-FOCRTH DIVISION
| ,Ao ,rron,v fourth Division under Colonel Will
fam II Hubert as marshal, comprised the MIN
Assembly District Enrolled Republicans AM ,o
| shipping Worhmen's Associauon' Win
| band at the head.
TwENTY-FIFTH DIVISION.
Tho Trrentv- fifth Division made splendid appear
| oo u,,,h ncarlv 600 men In line and Marshal Will
lam A. Uoag at their head, accompanied by hhufe"
podde Henry Chauncey CORTLAND 5. Van Kenssaiaei'
p J. Howe H. A. Beatty and Thomas Nj h.U"n'
| his aids. Tho XIth Assembly District republican
| Club. 200 strong, came fist followed by ABOUT sA'y
members of the Harrison and Morton business ne"'
Protective Association. Next came fifty odd mem.
her Of the Ironworkers Protective Association anu
| Nth tbom was large float drawn by six horses
renrescntinr the interior Of blacksmith SHOP WIN
bellows forge and anvls and several brawny men nar
| at work Behind this marched the colored SUD
division 800 strong. under Assistant Marsha rbs
in the order named The Mth Assembly pistn rct
Eepu6Icsn League C. smith commanding; As SlI.
hIv District Republican Pioneer club, captain MI,
ia1s commanding; Assembly District Veteran Guaru,
Captain Williams commandment Assembly n nS,rc
hamburger SirOi ns'rIc John D. Price Battery, Jacob
| Fl sims commanding. Both the diVlsloi anu rop
diysions were accompanied by bands, ana the It'll
worker, had an extra drum corps while all VINO couiu
carried lighted torches
TWFNTY-sIXTH DIVISION
The Twenty-sixth Division formed under Marsha
! f. Eldnan with about 800 men In llnc Inc Mn As
scmblv district Enrolled Republicans headed the column
and these we're followed by the Xth Assembly Dstrlc'
Jos,ph Martin Light Guards in uniform and heaaeu oI
military band The guard scd lIstIG mon tle sGGn
with blazing torches, which also iiluminod tho sm'"'
| countepance of C. Lick. their commander
TWENTY-s SEVENTH DIVISION.
Tho Twenty-sevcnth Division numbered about 3oC
mon all members Of the IXth Assembly District Fin
rolled Republican Club and commanded ~ X. NJ
Cou,rd. A. F. Lawton WAS the marshal and Waite
Logan. Franklin b. Miller, Eugene Ward i an,
SaG both ii'"i" band and a drum corps To-
the latter with dclachment OF about 21 n mn,
bcrs of The Guttenburg \. j., Harrison ana Mor,oi
Club, who through some msupderst anding had los
their regular position in the line ana sahu""hed 'heni
selves in at the first opening they "uhu'
TWENTY EIGHTH DIVISION
The John J. O'Brlon Association fell into place II
the procession at East Forty ffh-st,, at o'clock
followed by the Enrolled Republicans of the VII
Assembly District. The OBricn Association mum
bercd about 1000 members, fire looking set Of mel
who marched we'll They under the command
of Mr.. oBrlen and Bernard Rourke About twenty
five aides mounted horseback, led the way TIT
, men were dressed In business suits and wore High
tall hats. John Il. Brodsky was in command Of th
Enrolled Republicans who turned out In good mum
bIrs, carrying flags, transpalencies, and badges
Ex-Aldcrman Christian GOetz, Charles Smith, Na'hal
Cohen f. f. Mackeldy. Elias CAM and NJ. Sensmai
were among those in this division.
TwENTY.NINTH DIVISION.
This division formed I'm West Forty fourth st.
and consisted of organizations from the With As
scmbly District Colonel II. c. Pcrcy was thu
marshal and he had 900 men in limo. Lieut.
enant-C Colonel C. b. Decker the major adjutant
They and their aides preceded the With Assembl.
District Harrison and Morton Battalion, followe'
by the With Assembly District swords Guards
Colonel Daniel Packard commanding Next came tn
p. II. McNesby Association OF this district, seventy
five men, T. H. Nesby ard Thomas Patterson, com
handing. Last the With District Foreigners
Republican Club, Colonel TelamaIue d'Alpery, com
manding. Tie men generally wore business suit
and black Derby hats with American flags pnne
20 Thorn. II. 4. Matthew'S. the Irish orator, was on