New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-01

manned IN position. with tho commander tnchicf al
he heal o Snrn" ou Wa se tres enc came
the noise of,s distant cheer. noise that rr% iounrr
r"w rs the sober boxing carriage OF the President;
drawn by four horses came mo ssm. LON Snrn
ca Of ten carriages That occupied BY tho
Pr, cnt and Vice Prc,ldcnr was second In order ana
Mr. Harrison lifted his hat rcpeHcdly and nowe1 Kim IN
Al signal from General Schofrld the whole casaican
81 aides removed their hcSgear AMI salu'n the fF'''
Presidential party h. sd Sap m %Ia into r rns
General schoDcd gave the order To move forwaru.
nd amid the r.sorniing noIs" OF banht the shouts 1l
officers and tho applause Of the crowd. tho parade
began. ,,r
ne other soldiers Of the Regular Army wss drawn 1"yn
IN IA Morrl..sL and with thusc mentioned an '.,.
brought the "n,r' ,o sS"S or tho Ss prac a, over 1908
men They tho regulation blue Uniform anu "a"
ckc prsl,Sn ana ca aSrn wiz. !" fail in bshni the
cadets showed the value OF their nili'ar! Ha ,
The organizations in Morrts-st which took part In
'AI PHI Iatery and nat"rtrs f. II and l. and band.
IN ,n A g. l Ep f25, and .ey T. 9Th Artillery:
from Fort wadswor,h. u u H. batteries ~ III:
L 9Th As asG ' s,h Artillery aa from Fort schuyler
n Y. H. Batere. D. and J. 81 Ar''IiG gS, T no1i
r a9T Ns s"S nas erie 4. f. IT, and T. ID Xrc,
from Washington barracks d. ean2Iar AZ S Wrt,l
Light nss1 rS,t A sma A r. and M
Artillery from Fort Tr1mbn Conn h n.sTSua, 1,
AYttlleFy,
from Madison barracks \: Y. ..,., 81. ,,oo,.
Cplonsl Richard l. Dodge. lIth infantry: Colonel
Horsto q. Gibson, I'd Artillery Lieutenant n,onc,
E mEsr o. ;sh nrl1 .r:p'S RS
ard II. Jackson. ath Artillery. Major Abraham T.
% on "a Ai III Ay Mac Fly Mccea 5h Artillery
TIE EMPIRE STATES SPLENDID TURNOUT.
OFFICERS IN COMMAND OF THE BRIGApES AND
RrtiIMENTs-NAMES OF THEIR STATES
The National Guani OF the state Of Ncw.York made
n fine display At their head rode Governor hi''' H.
companlcd by the following stall: Malor'chera
Josah Porter. adIutant- general BrcHii"r Grh'r2i
Charles f. Robbins. general Inspector OF rhc pra''e
Rrgad,crl;cneral Joseph d. Bryant snrgcon general;
Brgadcr General George s. Field chief OF engineers
rcadcr.t GENERAL Joshua NJ. Naran, CHIEF OF ordnance"
Irtgader- General Emil Scha"trr inSprctor'g"ncra'
BrigadcrI ;cncrai Ralph Brandrih, commS gen
cral OF subsistence; BrigadrrGrncral Walter {. so"s
ayn,astcr. general BrigudlrrGcncral Clihori A. H.
uartc,t fudge advocate general: Br!gadirr-Gcncral
Ferdinand r Earle, chief Of artillery; Colonel Hninn'
L. Juds on, second military secretary; Coon"I iiugh
O'Donoghuc, Colonel Albert Is. Hilton Colonel "eorse
n Mcclellan. Colonel william +. Lansing. Colonel
Marcus D. Russell, ldcs.decamp
Next came the First brigade. composed OF inc NOV"
York city troops. They turned out with flii RANKS
Al their head rode Rr!gadier General Louis Fitzgerald
u,s staff WAS composed Of the following
officers: Lieutenant Colonel benjamin s. Church,
srpcrnumcrary detailed as engineer; LieitrnantC"o'
mel Robert W. Leonard, assistant adjuanl general;
Major Stephen H. DIN. judge advocate; Major c. Law
renee Perkins commissary Of Subsistence; Major H. v
McKim, surgeon; Major Paul Dana. ordnance officer;
Major Augusta 7. Monant, inspector; Major Wendell
Goodwin quartrrmasier Major David Croker. In
spcctor Of rife practice: Captain Francis Il. Appleton,
alde.decamp; Major Edmund C. stanton. surernumor.
ary detailed as signal officer; Captain Albert Gallup.
signal Officer
Troop A. list Dragons, made It's maiden parade
since its admission to the National Guard II consisted
OF fifty well mounted men, in the State service uniform.
with yellow trimmings The troop was under tho conf
mand OF CAPTAIN Charles f. Roe. aud acted a. an cs.
cort to the Governor.
Tho first organization behind the cavalry In line. BY
virtue Of tho seniority OF It's commander. was the
famous 7th Regiment. Colonel Emmons Clark. His
Geld and staff officers were A. follows: Lieutenant
Colonel e ,ree Moore Smith. Major William IT, kipp.
Adjuant George ". Rand, Major Daniel ~ Stnson.
surgeon Captain william II. Palmer. inspector OF rife
practice; Captain william A. Valentine. assistant sur
geon First Lieutenant John f. Long, quartermaster;
First Lieutenant Walter q. Schuyler. commssary OF
subsistence: chaplain. the Rev. Dr. John r. Paxton
The regiment IVES divided into twenty commands. aud
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