New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
NEWS FROM THE ARMORIE.S.
TIE TROOPS EAGER FOR THE MARCH.

TO ENTERTAIN THE WASHINGTON LIGHT IN
FANTRY-DRILLS AND RECEPTIONS.
All arrangements have now been made by Brooklyn
troops for the great parade Of TUESDAY, and every IN
dlcaiion points tie second Brigade making a most
excellent showing. The coming of Tuesday Is looked
forward TO with great expectancy and many Of the
soldiers already ina CINE themselves marching up Fifth
ave, checrcd 90 by the applause Of afmirng thons-
and There is thing cert ain, tho troops OF other
cities will have TO do some remarkably fine marching
and manoeuvrng make impression equal TO
that OF the military representatives Of this city.
Although orders for the parade we're not received by
General McIccr until last Tuesday, they wero issued
10 the regimental commandantS Immediately and they
in turn Instructed the members OF their commands &C
cordngly. The order issued by General McLeer Is
follows:
< y. y this brigade Will parade in NewNoTk City on
Tuesday, April 80 1880 participate IN the celebration
of the Centennial anniversary Of the inauguration OF
Washington the 0rst President OF the United
states OF America.
The organizations Of the brigade Will assemble
a, heir respective report promptly
al the positions herein designated.
The Signal Corps Remsensi.. east Of Clinton.
Thirteenth Regiment Pierrepon St, west OF ana
right resting on Clinton.
Fourteenth Regiment on Montaguest. west OF and
right resting Clinton.
Twen,y.thrd Regiment Rcmsen.st, west OF and
right resting C.inon.st.
Third Battery Perrepontst.. east OF and fight
resting on CIinton-st.
III" above naund organizations VIII repor; as above
at . 10 n.
A marching salute will he given me Cry Hail. en-
route Ncw-York. 10 his Honor, Mayor Chapn' tho
Boards Of Aldermen Supervisors and heads of de-
psr;monts.
The 3oi and Am Regiments will proceed by ferry from
foot % Broadway foot o. HooScyctst New-Noik ana
move through Dover into Frankor hating with the right
on he asst o William
-' the 47'h Regiment in Of sd Re,iment arriving
40 10 - O'Clock o. m.
The 17tl separate Company VIII move by Long Island
Railroad and ferry t. James Slip New.York, and
thence hv above Trankfors' 70 Joint the 4fh
Ro-rcut which organization it has been assigned by
oid.,s from General Headquarters.
Infantry vii form in columns Of fours; artillery in
column " sections.
Tho uniform VIII conform orders issued from General
IoaiquarjcIs II Ncw-York and regiments VIII DC
Quai.7e! into subdivisions Of twenty files front double
,ukI exclusive Of guides the number Of subdivisions
icing increased OF decreased NAY be- necessary.
Upon entering Wilham-St.. New-IorH ali olSan7ations
viii form in column OF plaoons. aud upon hating viii
the first subdivision OF the leading regi-
ment of the brigade.
Attention Is called IN instructions contained in 1St.
I'd, ID. 18th. 14th and 10th sections OF g. o. No IL
G. S. from General headquarters s. y. Y as same apply
the organizations OF this brigade
barring mshaps or delays the Washington Light
Infantry, $50 strong, under command Of Colonel
William g. Moore chief Of the Washington police
force Will arrive in this city al o'clock this after
noon. They Will he met at JEWELS Wharf 10y a
detachment of The 18th Regiment. Companies A. l,
q and X, whose guests they will be dultnG the
Centennial celebration, and will be escorted 10 the
arlnoIy at Flabush-avc. and Hanson Place. Aft"r
supper they Will go with the 18Th TO the Brooklyn
Tabernacle hear Chaplain Talmages annual ser
mon "a the regiment All looking forward 10
particularly fine sermon by DR.. Talmage. Mayor
tba x.iceC From
tusboat that has been chartered, the officers Of
the Washington troops and the officers of the l"th
will view The naval parade 10 morrow, while the
rank and file Will be well taken care Of by the rank
and file Of the local regiment. M who wish 10
sec the minis lIcl show Colonel Sims Park Iheair'
tomorrow night may do 50 free Of charge The
Light Infantry will start for home after the parade
on Tuesday. Taken altogether. the boys from the
Capital cry viii have jolly good time during the
two days they VIII be here
The Offices and enlisted of the 32d Regiment
are happy over tn pa age and rnlns by he Coy.
Of Kings county to borrow money for the purpPsc Of
hnins up ana Whi,hne IN, B@" aL'noiE o. 'h1'
The building is com'lcicd hut ca~-iiNtnrr-, l.. he's.
TO- arc lacking. Thirty thousand dollars IS pro
yiIrd for thi- p,I. pose by the hll
Company j. sd Regiment. closed its drill season
with an c>a'h'ron drI ~ n" , le monray' armoiy
guests present, who praised Captain Caudcc'> con-.
marG highly. Nd N" mtuo'nvfcs w"r' cN"Cu o.
.,ertl;Dr- The ,Firnie', Iril wa~ especially wen
done md lr,W forth hearty aprla. Nu l"half of
fhc members Of NE company. MaJo. thaics Water
present Captain tddc" Wiz ~ Tar" Of hin~cl'
TIM cartau. greatly to his surprise. for lr had htl
no rl,Iinu- uiu.a'iuu That hc Wa 20 t" thi> bot
o,rd Dancing wa rnjoNc1 on the dril'0om floor
lN Tho guests and soldier boys aFtr III" u H.
1lc exhibition drl g.1Nl mo ny ard reception 90
TuwpauY !. 18th Ee.Hmcnt. on Thursday might.
grra'lN erIovcd Captain Dixon acted officer %,
t,c Gav Lieutenant Geo = \ re" a. officer If M"
elard Lieutenant NcLanchln a JUNIOR officer ~ th'
-u..r} and Lieutenant N0il afjufan' Tie havou"i
tfr,i,, 81 too ms ttr1.
command ~ Licitnu9ut Noble. gave exhibition dri'
- az WAS most cnloy able only because II was VOL
done hut iccauS. something novel Tie
'rt,orcf SQUAD was drc> sod IN The Old uniform
# TIE I4th The reception followed the drill