New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
Nrw.yopK no BE WE'LL REPRESENTED.
A LIST OF THE CLUES THAT WILL TAKE PART
IN THE INAUGURAL PARADE


General Barnum completed his arrangements yes
or,av for the Ncw-York column I'm the Inaugural
narade and Tomorrow with his executive stan. hr
viii start for Washington at $40 p. m. The heal
quarters at the Fifth Avenue llocl VIII remain open
Loweyer until sunday TAcw VIII De over 1000 In
the NcyyYork column, and the General thinks that
mis- stare will be- represented AZ The Inauguration q,
never before. General Barnlm and his executive
stan VIII have their headquarters n the Randall
Isofel FIfteenth.st. and Pcuusy lvanla-ayc. The
drc,, Of The stan officer, for the parc viii be black
fruck-coat, black trousers, hats suitably trimmed,
gloves and other stall insignia. ilor.c, VIII be In
readiness at the Washington hdlne Academy. Twenty
thd and T. St.. where the field and stan VIII a.
scmblc. The meeting place Tor the brsad" VIII be in
Thirds northwest with The right resting on Indiana
ave
General or!-rs No. ? issued lat n-ti with
a fun ll.t q organizations from his state that v!
take part IN the .t.aIc The formation II the Nrv.
Yofk column viii be- e., follows, Field and >'af General
EnrnunI MARSHAL; CsVa.n " II. Clark ~ Albany chIci
# staff Mo,,, G.. IyeTs. OF thIs cty. quirrima,.
ter Colonel l. 4 McNpln. OF th., ciiy chef o. aide
assistant malsha,. General Jo,cpa g.. Jackson. Ccu-
e,alL. =. III tc,uola. Colonel John " Jl,o5u. Jacob
Hes. Charlc, T. Coon. OF l, city g.. T. Neldcr. ~
Elllco,tv.llc John Kalucs. % canandasa; William
l.. sweet Of Warcryillc aud John W Nroomau. of
Hcrkmer
Among the aides Bernard nislln. Lieutenant
Willard -ullau James 4. blanchard. John l.. Brodsky.
Colonel George II. Clark. Major William \. Copp.
Colonel l.. :. WIcnpccA Major George BARCLAY fas
s!t, Colonel +. Goddard, J. :. Gibbs. Lieutenant J. =
Griffith. :. Burcit II,au. Gilbert Il. Hawc,, Captain
Charles A. lcss. \. u. llumphrirs, Francis T.. Lain
Joer Dwight A. Lawrence. Richard ~. Lush. John D..
Mnholland, DonaM Mclean. General James L.
OEclrnc, William II. Olaistcai. Major Charles T.
Rice. Dr. G. Il. Richmond. Colonel william r. shat
fer, Captain James Tobias. Dapian Ohcd Wheeler
Coionel H. ". WynkooP. Of uis city General neorsc
;. Batche +. OF saratoga. Lieutenant Malvern I'M
Eauum. United STATES Army Amos Baker Of Buf
ialo, Captain v. = Hainum, % Syracuse, tap.aih
Chester cole. 81 Corning, General =. ". Crane oi
Hur.cll-vill" toonc George y. trous" of ~ tDu-c
W 2. Clhluan of Oswc,o; Colonel J. l.. De pcysicr
Of TivoM. captain :. II. potv Of Efoolyn, Captain
benjamin Franklin. 81 Albion. stephen T. Hopkins.
Of Catsklu, Chailr ". Iachct'. Of ru'a; Ira VI.
Hodge. Major Gcorg- ". lockwood, % Washington.
d. e.; Captain .smc. Il. Nuuvnlc, ~ Whitehall
Thomas Me- arihy. 81 -yrcusr. Major T. /. Pooh" OF
Syracuse, General John A. Reynolds, 81 Rochester
Colonel \. e. Tate. Of brooklyn.
The following club with their commanders Will
constitute The New York column: Ninth Ward fio-
necr Corps, Captain G.. l.. Ectah, Lincoln Club
Cornelius Van Cot; Oneida Republican Eattcry,
Oneida, Captain y Cavann John j. o'BIlen As,o.
ciaiipn, John j. Oliri,u, Wholesale DRY Goods Re-
publican G"r club, Captain Albert Mcllcn, Charlie
!. bfuler Lancer., j. Lcl.rnwchcr. Unconditional
Republican club. Albany. Major oscar Smith; Lower
Wall Street Merchants Harrison and Morton club
g. y. jain, John simpson Legion. l. schulum, lAt
Assembly District Republican Club. JAMES SnodgTass
Grant club, Albany, william H. Fuller, NIth Assem-
big District Republican Association, Robert Ray
Hamilton; Tho Lew. shepherd Association tXIVth
Assembly District, j. Shepherd; XVIII Assembly Dis
met Republicans Association, Robert \. Gicaccn;
Sheridan SHOOK Association, NcwYorn CITY. Edward
T. Patterson XVIII Assembly District Republican
Association Henry Kropf; MIA Assembly District
Republican Association, Il. II. Gunner
Suburban Republican club II. +. Nc
coImacL; Veteran Boys IN Blue. Troy
Captain Burton The Hebrew American Rcpubll an
League, Rabbi Edward u. VI. Brown. Harrison aud
Morton club. Charlie, f. Butler; Charles sumner Pho
ncef Corps, captain T.. T. Matthews
L. ,. Grant Hose club. l.. Winicrhalfcr Custom IIol,
crs' Harrison and Norton Club. t. y. Clas Levi T..
Morton club, Captain +. NJ. Ban King County Re
publican General Committee, Brooklyn, Franklin Wood
ruiz Colonel John Y. Mckanc Association, Concy
Island, r. T. sutherland, NJ. J. Dady Legion, Brook
Ign, A. p Weinberg; brooklyn Young Republican
Club Brooklyn, james : Case T.. +. Williams BATTERY
Brooklyn, Charles Mitchell linton League Club Brook.
Ign, Francis II. wilson Federal Republican Club,
Brooklyn, George Kenneth Joseph benjamin Battery.
Bfoollyn, Captain W J. Kaiser.
Dclmoro Elwcll, treasurer Of the SpehInders Ma
H'hal Association, starts Tor Washington Tonight.
Those who have not obtained tickets fnr the Spell
binders inaugural dnncr at Washington on Saturday
evening reminded that they cannot get them here
after to-day. Mr.. Elwcl can BE- found la Washington
tomorrow and saturday I'm the Republican league
building. The tickets for the dinner nearly all
gone. and those who want 10 20 ard have no; yet ob
iained tickets must not put on their application untH
the last day.
~ the great parade given here on August I'm honor
Of Mr. Elaine Inc Harrison and Morton campaign bali
was hTst rolled through the streets by The RcpubIi-
can club Of the INth Assembly District The same
ball Will he rolled IN the inaugural parade I'm Washing
ton by The same club, which vlll be commanded by
Colonel Georg, NJ Clarke, Of the Ninth WaId, 100
men. The ball has been rolled across the country
and was on General lIIrlsons lawn unill la,t week
when II taken 10 Washington.