New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31

Post. No. 557; Horace Greeley Post NO. SIT; Andrew
jackson Post No 300
Calling Gun Company A, N. j. N. c.. in zouaye uni
form Winfield Scott Hancock Post No. ESQ; U. S
Grant Post No. o. Of Elizabeth, N j.. Adam Goss Post
No. $50; John T. Benedix Post No. 400; Musicians
Post No. asa Veteran Post No. 430; Robert Anderson
Post No. 5s.
Ninth-Marshal Martin r. Conlin; Naval Post, No
SIG; wadsworth Post No. II; sedgwick Post No. $50
Sumner Post No. "a; Fred hecker Post. NO. 4os
Thaddeus Stevens Post, No. I25S; John L. Andrew Post
No. eS4
Tcnth--Marshal, Henry a. Weeks; Judson Fitzpatrick
Post No. 1l3, 6tc!pwehr' Post, No. 1872; Tlden Post
No. co. General Thomas r. Meagher Post No. 667
James Monroe Post No. COZ; Washington Post No. JOB
Volunteer Post No. $50; Lloyd Aspnwal Post No 500
Eicvcnth-Marshal, Joseph Murphy; 79d New-York
Volunteer Association tea Fire zouaves 4l
Regiment, Excelsior Brigade nve battle flags one OF
which the rst planted tho breasworks at York
town, Nay 4, 1902; l0th NewYork Volunteer Veteran
Association Mozart RegimenD, with two old batcnags
Veteran Zouave Association OF New.York City, with
uniforms and muskcs and thrce battleaaRs uniformed
battalion OF the 10th New-York Volunteers National
zousves), accompanied by the 10th New-York Veteran
Volunteer Infantry Association; 9th NewYork Volunteer
Veteran Association (Duryee zouaves); 02d New.York
Veteran Volunteers anderson zouaves, with battle
nag; e9th Regiment Veteran Corps; United
States Army and Navy veterans Irish
voluncers Gardes Lafayette; Grehaders Rochambeau
Hawkins zousve Veteran Association Goth Regiment
New York volunteers) with four batue-nags
Twelfth-Marshal, John Lake; 9th Regiment, N @. s..
~ Y, Veteran Corps Veteran Association OF the 1o5th
Regiment New-York Volunteers I'D Duryee Zouaves) ;
Veteran Association, 11th Regiment, N. @. s. N. Y;
Veteran Association AGA NewYork Volunteers trammany
Regiment; 9th Regiment NewYork Volunteer Assocla
ton Cyilson zouaves) Veteran Guard; Taylors Turtle
Bay Cadets; Garnet Cadets.
Thirteenth-Marshal Louis weis, IT, Koltes Post,
Sons Of Veterans No. II; A. Duryee Post s. Of ". No.
2; General James Shields Post s. OF ", No. o. J. J.
Scanlon Post S. Of w., No. 80; Robert I. lincoln Post
s. OF w. No. Il Volunteer Exempt and Veteran Femen's
Sons Association; Independent Company Of Hussars
Fourteenth-Marshal George II. Cooper wagons con-
tanning floral oneripgA
FTteenth-American Flag Legion, james B. Guild
Commander each member carrying American flag.
SOME INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
The route OF the procession down Fflhave.
past the reviewing stand at the worth monument,
to and through Seventeenthst.. and Fourth-ave. TO
Fourtecnth-st, where the parade was dismissed
Buffalo Bill, dressed scout and mounted on
powerful young horse rode with the staff of tho Grand
Marshal He was received with shouts of applause.
Clappc's new band psfaded for the first time with
the 9th Regiment. The splendid bands of the 18th and
I'D Regiments added greatly to Ito delight OF the
squad Of boy sailors in the Eighth Division, draw
Ing small ned piece attracted great attention.
frigate on wagon, with tbS words beneath It Don't
Up the s There were g, 'r s girls
ganiZatons.
Two. hundred policemen stood in Fifth.ave. a. the
the marching column Inspector Steers had command
Of $50 men in Madison square, and there were tho
Murray visited both squads during the Saiads In
srs Grants tomb SOf Riverside Park Rn'''" N''
A. John Trensman was firing salute to com
Ss SSss
burned the boy severely Friends took tho lad 10 his
homo at No. Sol West Fifty-seventh-st