New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-29

Governor Foraker and large detachments OF tho
Ohio troops reached this city during the day ana
evening. Tho LIST Troop, Of Cleveland, numbering
1fty-thrce men, commanded by Captain George a.
Garrettson, came on . special train on the Now
York Central Railroad In the afternoon, and are
ouartered at the Grand Central Hotel. They brought
their horses with them, and placed them IN inc
stables OF Dickcls Riding Academy. batteries anu
T, Of tho LIST Artillery OF oh'o' VIZ
arrived coon after, had engaged quarters .. "eoe'
Hall, in East Eleventhst, which they VIII Occupy
at .. m. to-day. They were ahead OF umo ""u %
the hall was occupied by q German wedding parry
they were compelled to seek accommodations eiscWhoo
for tho night The Officers slept ut the Grand Union
Hotel Battery went to No. 7Os lexington ave.
and p..t.rv n TO . vacant building In One-hundred-
and-fourth-st
fomnanies A and c, Of the LIST North Carolina,
under the command Of Colonel J. W. Gotten, ana
numbe.1pr nearly 100 men, were placed In Florence
Hall. a, F1rst-st and Second-ave. The District OF
Columbia and Virginia troops began to arrive on
various railroads early In the evening, and are quar-
tered as follows: The Washington Light Infantry
Captain Dalton, 100 men, at the Armory OF inc
18th Regiment In Brooklyn; the National Fencioies
of Washington, Captain c. S. Doner, 90 men inc
Corcoran Cadets, Of Washington Captain Edwarus'
90 mon, the Merchant Rifles. Of Washington mo
washington sharrshooters and the Emmett Guard, OF
Washington, at the armory Of the Goth Regiment
the Sd Regiment from Richmond, Colonel IudEihs,
900 men, the Alexandria Light Infantry, Sapta art
S SeSsSs At the armoy of the list Regiment.
From South carolina came ts eo Thcr %sre eT the
nors GSssa and The Reand Volunteers Of Goam
ea; the Of HViE ssenr fHe' the lee SS n Of
Chester and fhe Marion Guard OF Marion Ih9S S'
s Ms1g s ssnsns from
Gather came in on w sf f ,ss Command
s Ssss Of Msyla@d. %pr"scnt5S the coyeSr
nS ,c Sa rmandsr Of the Governors staff
The 5th Regiment 500 strong includng a,i nr
hand q If Psees aae s at
Al Thirty hfh.st and ssvenh,ayds y, the the Bamoro
and Ohio Railroad at a late hour ,,-,. ,n,,r,rv n,
last evening the Washington Light inian nrS ,bo
WssnngSn rays a Dr Talmages tabernacle where
the annual sermon TO the 18th Regmen' was P'eAN"
by The aaPla sia p ranP Offered to take the
great parade all assembled IN NeT dnrier n;
In accnriance with orders from the feaoquacr s VI
The Army They number over 600 men, ana are aS
follows:
IIrb, Battery F and Batteries f. II and l. and band
Ken .r,,,Ierv from Fort Hamilton. n. Y. H.. Batteries
and NJ Cd Artillery and Battery b. 9Th Artillery from
Fort wa1sworth " Y. H.; Batteries A, ana H. ON
Artillery from Fort Columbus, N Y H.; ba''cries ~
and NJ 5th Artillery, from Fort Schu!ier' N. L. H.
n,t,.rcs D. G and l. Sd Artillery from Fort Mclienry
Nd Headquarters band, Light Battery and Batteries
A. f. H. X and l.. 81 Artillery, from washington Bar
racks D. c.; Troop B, 4th. and Troop b. 9th Cavalry
from Fort Mycr Va. Headquarters band. Light Battery
r and Batteries f. and L. 18th Artillery, from Fort
Adams r. l. Batteries and c. 4th Artillery. from Fort
Trumbun. Conn. Battery 1. 18th Artillery from for'
Warren Mass. Headquarters band and Companies a. ~
g. II and l. 1lth Infantry from Madison Barrachs ~ l.
The following field officers accompany the troops
co,onel Richard l. Dodge 1Ih Infantry Colonel Horao
G. Gibson. 81 Artillery LeuensntColonei bd"aru u
Bush. Infantry LeutenantCoonel Richafu Loaor'
9Th ARTILLERY: L!cu,enantColonel Richard H. Jackson
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Major Charles Throckmorton, Cd Artillery Major Tuly
McCrea, 5th Artillery.
Tho two troops of cavalry and the light battery from
Washington Barracks a. No. 304 West 4othst New
York City and the light battery from Fort Adams al
Fort Hamilton. where Light Battery also remains
The remaining troops encamped Governors Island
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
GREAT CROWDS POURING IN sTEADILY-JoIe
TINGS FROM THE REGISTERS
The hotels about Madison Square and in the neigh.
borhood of the Grand Central Station received an IN
fux of guests yesterday Which surpassed the expects
tons of the most optimistic prophets Of the Centen.
Mails success. From early hour the Fifth Avenue
Hotel corridors overrun by struggling, surg
ing crowd OF people. and large proportion Of them
were Major and BneadleI Generals. Coonels Cap
tans and other military men in uniform the scene
recalled to many the appearance of Washington ABOUT
Wizards Hotel during the war. Among those who
arrived at the various hotels
Fifth Acknowledgements Fithugh Lee. Of Virginia, and
his stat John Randolph Tucker william w. Crump and
Colonel W. H. Taylor the Acknowledgement CT the Con-
federae Army Of Northern Virginia Centennial Commits
soneTs General c. j. Anderson. commanding the First
Brigade o. Virginia Volunteers; r. +. Bicne the Editor
Of 1.-The Richmond State" and Colonel ii. L. D. Lewis
Washington descendant; Governor w. r. Merriam, Of
Minnesota and staff Governor james A. Beaver Of Penn
sylvana and staff Governor ]. b. Foraker OF Oh!o and
siaf LieusenantGovernor Stone. OF Pennsylvania Rus
sell b. Harrison and wife. o, Helena. Mont Governor
Alvin p Hovey and staff Of Indiana; Colonel J. A. B.idg
land and c. w. Fairbanks OF Indianapolis Indiana Com
missloners; Colonel H. G. CoIbin United States Army OF
General Scholeld's staff ex.Secretary War Fndcott
Robert c. winthrop Of Boston; Senator j. w. Daniel OF
Virginia: ex-Secreiary George S. Boutwell, Of
Massachusetts,; Senator Eusus, Of louisiana
and Senator Wade Hampton. Of South Carolina
Commissioners John W. Heron and b. NJ Owen, Of
Ohio; and the Centennial Committee of the Legislature
81 Maine. headed by Joseph III. Mancy, OF Augusta
Hoffman Ilou>e-Gove1nor David B. Hill and several
members Of his staff tnd Commissioners Knox IAvings.
ton D. d. Mccall. W. T. Thomas and T. r. Dudley Of
South Carolina.
windsor-Governor Oliver Anne, and stan. of Massa.
chusetts. and Commissioner Henry A. Muhlenburg Of
Reading, Penn.
Park Acknowledgement Cyrus Luce and stan, OF
Michigan; ex-senator Thomas W. Ferry. of the same
State Ex-Governor S. Perham. OF Maine, and ninety
cadets. OF the Michigan Military Institute. uruer
Colonel Rogerss charge.
Grand Union-Ex Governor Cheney, OF New Hnmp-
shire; General H. w. Caldwell, OF Oswego, Medical
Director Of the Department OF NewYork, G. A. r. and
Colonel Louis Smithwrght commanding the LIST Regi.
mcnt Of Ohio Light Artillery
Murray Hll--Governor Francis and stat, Of Missouri
Metropole formerly Rossmore)-Maor A. B. Gardiner
New.York CONGRESSMAN Stahlnecker. Charles Gordon
Mexico: r. A. Kelley. Cleveland. Ohio
Orienta-Ssoe Senator John F. Reyburn Pennsylvania
J. H. Spooner, Providence r. l.
Normandie-Genera Ralph Broudrett' Sing Sing; DR.
r. J. Calling. Hartford. Conn.
(,rand-state Senator George B.. Sloane. New-York
Mrs Labeau, Brookline. Mass: Colonel A. III. Mont
eonery U. S. A.; Mrs. General f. A. Sackett. Washing
ton General +. A. Starring. U. s. A.. Washington Majo
II. C. Cook u. S. A.; General A. H. Terry. U. s. A,
CiIsey Uouse-Chares c. Jones. IT,. chairman State Com
u,,tee Georgia: George A. Mercer. Commissioner o.
feo,ea Congressman Carlos French. Connecticut ex