New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-01
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there were 900 men In the ranks Cappas rcg1mentai
band and full drum corps, under the veteran Drum
Major John smith. preceded IL. The regiment wore
Its distinctive gray uniform, with white bolts ana
black helmets.
THE GALLANT s1XTY!NINTH
Next came the gallant 60th Regiment with iuii
drum corps and band, and 900 officers and men. 1t
was In sixteen commands. each OF twenty mes roh''
and was greeted with continuous applause Al inc
head OF the regiment rode Colonel James Cavanash
with the following stat officers behind him: Major
James f. Kelly, surgeon; Captain John }. Ryan IN
spcctOr Of rifle prs'Ice: First Lieutenant James
Joseph Wari, Quartcrmaser; First Lieutenant Roocrt
E. For commissary Of subsistence: Chaplain Matthew
r. Breen. The fcld and stall officers with tho column
wero as follows: Lieutenant Colonel James Moran !;
First Lieutenant John Murphy, adjutant; Major
Edward Duffy. This regiment was In State service
unisJrm, like oil tho regiments OF the brigade except
tho eth and I'D.
The 18th Regiment followed under the command Of
Colonel GcOigr ID. Scott. The regiment marched In eight
commands, with los ambulance corps bringirx the
rear, and o fine band and . full drum corps. under
tho veteran Drum, Major McKeoyer In front. Colonel
SCOTS field and staI officers were as follows Major
Charles T. Bruce, surgeon; Captain EdwaN Barker.
Inspector Of rifle practice; Captain Daniel Hemmins
way, assistant surgeon: Adjut George 1. Went.
worth: First Lieutenant Philip Mlligan. commissary
Of subsistence; First Lieutenant Henry q. Ridabock
QuartefnaSbfr, ChEplan Wesley II. DNIS
Tho sth Regiment had 400 In tho parade.
The 9th Regiment had eleven commands and mum.
bered $50 men. Colonel william eward, jr., mounted
on a handsome black charger, was In command His
field and staff officers wcrD follows: Lieutenant
Colonel Thomas b. Rand, First Lieutenant lelott d.
boz bert, aiIutsnt: Major Avah III. Doty, surgeon;
Captain g. Henry witthaus, supcnumersry, attached;
Captain kassun &. Gibson, Inspector OF rifle practice;
Captain Charles y. Thompson. assistant surgeon; First
I Ieltp Dlnl IL trmaSnr:
Ncwlsnd Maynard.
OVER 500 IN THEIR RANKS.
Tho cod Regiment wore It's distinctive UNIFORM
whit. Goals AMI blue trousers. Glmore's rgmental
band was at the heal OF It's column. There wcro
$50 mon In the ranks, divided Into eleven commands
Colonel John T. Camp rode al tho head Of the regiment
Ills field and staff officers were as follows Lieutenant
Colonel George a. Miller, First Lieutenant william
b. smith, ahIutant Major William V. King, Major
william r. Pryor, surgeon Captain Albert T. weston,
assistant surgeon: First Iieutcnsn, Thomas l.. Miller,
quartcrmaster; First Lieutenant Joseph NJ. Smith,
commissary of subsistence Chaplain William N. Dun
nell.
The list Regiment had SO officers and men. and
was under tho able command OF Colonel Frederick
Kopper, whose field and staf OF officers we're a
follows: Major. Wallace A. Downs, Major +. 7. I.
Marsh, surgeon; Captain Charles H. IIoyt Inspector
OF rifle practice; Captain Charles c.
Osborne assistant surgeon; Adjuiant Philip
$. Tilden. First Liout"ndant Edgar s.
Auchlncloss. commissary Of subsistence. The rcsi-
mcnt was divided into nine commands.
Last OF the infantry Of the First brigade march the
10Th Regiment 1t divided into eleven com.
rIsn,Is; and had SO men IN the ranks. Colonel
Thomas H. barber was In command, and his field and
stat officers were as follows: Lieutenant Colonel
IIcmar Dowd, Atjntant Charles ". Jesup, Major
Nelson NJ Henry surgeon: Captain Weber q. Owen,
inspcc,or OF rife practice; First Lieutenant Ed.
warl T. Powers. quarcrmaster: First Lieutenant J.
Morgan wing. commIssary Of subsistence; Chaplain
ROdcrck Tory.
The 1st and Cd BATTERIES, 100 mon in each orcanfa
t,on were at the Of tho First Brigade. Captain
IouIs Wendell commanded tho 1st Battery. and Cap
tain David Wilson tho Cd.
BRAVE BOYS FROM BROOKLYN.
The brooklyn troops, comprising tho Second brigade
with the Washington Light Infantry, passed In review
before Mayor chaplin and tho city officials at the
Brooklyn City Hall on the way to this city Their
line In the great parade in this city was formed rs
follows: l3h sd 4Tth, 14th and cd regiments and
the I'D battery All wero dressed In the state scr
VICE uniform, navy blue Jackets, blue trousers with
white leggngs and black helmets with spikes. Tho
uniform Of the battery blue trousers with red
stripe cavalry boots navy blue jacket with rcd cord
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