New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-05

way. Cappa's magnificent band OF seventy pieces
Alled the stxcet Ike small brigade and sent op .
crossed breasts rose and fell as the regimcns marched
up The avenue IN Close order, company front ya
York men. IN the same division. the 9Th Massa.
ohusetts, with the brazen eagles upon the dark blue
the Rss q s s T bon ods
OF Ohio His slouched hat was of his head almost
Among the rssuients Of his division were 90 Mary.
Iands and Yankee boodles interc6 an geabiy.
s sDegS Sgs no a moro ss .
for bearskin shakos, and the display OF red lapes
aa se q ssh a m s
were the sufferers TO an extent that promises well
for the success Of that old enemy. pneumonia in the
After the miles aud miles Of blas and drab soldiers
ass y q Sss Z ana sa
There were Young Mons clubs snd.a RepubAcau
s.ons sads hats Il curious shapes and coo. xth
Obstructive a Wespcns Of offence and defence sand
wicked In with ttsss were Topecanos clubs, .giee
clubs were dishsartensd BY the rain. and failed to
turn out but there werc enough whose Republicansm
and pS s, 81 1ns streets c with marching men for hours
end 70 lead good judges 70 estimate the number AZ
General Barnum, who commanded the New.Yora
organization, had . warm reception rom his Wash.
march twenty minutes before the parade furnished
interest for the crowds in Psansyiyi n,a,sVs near
York got into line IN Fourteenth-st, ne the avenue,
I'd s%sE saS S.S s.r. PS sg psad
loudly that tho band continued to play t the head
Of the procession made lis appearance . -, .,.,.
but the people who had paid Coz Their seats stood up
@ chars ss IN wss ] asa hSpd dat he $
would go down bis neighbor's neck Ono enterprisins
chap had cssa bis stand IN with nr,S and
who never buys until the last moment was on top Of
ne situation r tho g ssna n sc forced %
sell them at cost price or sss by far the gresd:a
Was or q hung ropes a sn the sr
filed with moisture and admiration In about equal
Mrs. Morton viewed the procession from the parhr
window OF he Randall House, Ftfteenth-st and Penn
and party of friends, consisting OF Colonel and Ms
s. " r. Cruger General Arson e McGook ana rss
S S1s ano o. Mr Moron Mr. Morton semane At he
hotel untl the greater part OF the Inc haa passed
the New-York brigade and was loudly cheercd, When
Mr. Morton was coming back from the Capitol his
e hotel and he sated tho party in gallant style.
From NewYOrk the clubs reported J. numbers 6sg
tee, Brooklyn, l. A. Emerson, 1000. suburban Re-
IT, gS?ssS Srh c sds sspSSs.n o ey
Union League, Brooklyn d. N. Munger, 200 Elmira
ssay Major Oscar smi 500 wSSaSs, iR5s.n..
cuisines: Mems Association Buffalo Major g. A. Orr.
3OO Jamestown Republican Club, w Broadheadt
%boIssse Dry Goods GIee Club Nev-YOrE captsln
A. Mullen, 100; XvIth District Association,
SSSIicsn urn cub James 5. Case 100; +. +. Williams
Rattery Brookiyn, =. +. Williams, 20 Levi Morton
OH Ilen Club. New-Yorh 800; Lincoln Club. Now.
York CITY. c. Van Colt 600; NJ J Dady Lesions
corDs New-York City, Il. d. Mueller. $50; Oneida
Republican Battery, Oneida Captain NJ Cavsna. CO.
135; Buffalo League, o. p Letchwcrth. 200 Sheridan
Shook Association, New-York City, L. J. McGinnisss
e r