New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
A. II. King & Co.,
THE LEADING AMERICAN cLoTHIERs.
eoz AND e2e BROADWAY,
Near Blercker-st.
Near Blercker-st.
HONORS FOR FINE MARCHING.
THE sCHoOLB BOYS WHO TOOK Pact IN TIL
CENTENNIAL PARADE REWARDED.
GENERAL BUrrERFIELD PRESENTS A COLL
MEDAL TO TIE CORPS, AND A DIPLOMA I'd

MEDAL. TO TIE CORPS AND DIPLOMA I'D
EACH BoY-NAMEs OF THE CAPTAINS
4 company Of eighty three boys marhHi into tho
meeting room OF tho Boari OF Education yesterday
afternoon They wrrc the captains of tho sfh""lboy
companlrs that took part In the Centennial parade
and they carried tho banners unirr which those com
,,rcs had marhcd General Daniel Butte rtcld had
called confcrr ncc OF tho Parade Committee 10 present
the schools with gold medal, the first prize when
tho committee awards for the bcst marching on that
day.
G,ncral DuticrNcli and President simmons OF the
Boari OF Education wcrU already prc'cnt when tn
boys camo in. The other members OF the comm''t'o
ucrc John j. Tucker It, chairman: stephen VI. Wright
sccrtary Charles S smith, president Of tho Chaoer
OF Commerce; Robert Euter, Charles HauSelt ana J.
Tr,mnuu smith. Among others present wero School
Cumrl>slnnerS Henry l.. Spraguo, Charles l. hoit'
Dewitt j. sclgman. Randolph GuEgrnhcImer pr' -
l. \ Hunt Robert VI. galloway. Miles VI. O'BHcn. and
Frederick Kuhnc: superintendent Jasper, frSheht
Hunter of the Normal College; Arthur McMuln. clerk
OF the board supcrntSnicnts Goodwin. Jones ana
u,gm,n and tho school principals who led thu bat
talLou,-John D. Robinson, Jacob 7. BoSlr' H. H.
p,trrr,w Lafayette OlncY, " ilbur J. HUDSON baNIu
r. Gaids, Elijah 4. Iowlani and Jcthro Moshor'
In A .hort address General Butt"rhch compim'nted
the boys on tho manncr In which they h"l macH''.
! This h, said hal called firth tho admiration Oh
|
q, than any other feature Of ue paf'Dc. III ""N',
! IN tho gold mc,lal General Euttcrneld aided the
cnmmIttco had d,cdrd - present To every 10y WI"
! had been In tho limo a diploma bearing inc HA"'
az the boy And that Of the captain OF his company
! President simmons replied 10 General Hul''fHch'
| accounting the medal on the part OF the schools no
also comvllmcn,cd the marching and bearing "t Inc
bows Hugh J.. O'Noll, one Of the school principals
VIII, marched with the boys, thanked Hchc'A bu'"'-
fell and the committee, for tho boys
Tho gold mnlal Is the sBc Of double raS!c
! AMI bears ON is flce the profile OF "aAhlhg"h'
| thirteen star, and the Inscription ~. v 'cht"hhiA
| ., Wa,hlugtnn's Inauguration a. Iirt President
| iT-O-l--y The r'vcro" bears The lh''i'P'i"h :
| . ,uanlr, hy the Industrial. Commercial ana Eau
ca,Ional Isdrs ~ Now York tty. May !, l'-3 10 inc
Public Schools, pr fine bearing In the CIVIC Parade.
| utrh the siair arEIs. Tho diploma Il lH""r'"'''|
II ba, an inscription Of the m"dal. and bears "o'uS
-, ro,nr,ondarlon from General Buucricd upon The
| marching Of the boys.
The medal Will remain in the arhiNeS OF the Eoari
., Education After each captain had teen presented
with Diplomas for himself and his comma"i' the boys
Gang America" Thew were I,l3J OF tho boys IN The
| rr,rcsslon all OF whom Will rrcciN" diplomas lH'
names Of IA. cap aims Of the companies are ~ follows
First battalion school No /, John Il. HclVl'Ido
No. -, Charles Jacobs No. >, John II. R"d' lr
william H. Rose; 40. q. Robert williamson; No H.
ono klIrll; No 20, Peter Taaci 40 -, Harry
IIu,rr: No. =, Moses l.. sill No. TO- william h"'H'h
second battalion school NO. 20. Herman iromen
son julius Eaycr, No. :, Barney lamnHhy no 20
| ! r,dc,irl Maug"r, George T.. kcySer, No. l, uNAh
Iand,man IlicrDnymus Brrmvich; No. d. Eugene
J. ward njamln +. Manned; 40 FL, Louis NaHN'
Thlrl battalion School No. -, Alfred [. Puriy
Charlie, p Focllcr; 40 49, samuel J. Long, Charles
Cor,ou: No. 49, otto SChaccr: No 10. oainu"! T.
I,t,er-on, Alexander Lachnor; NO. 10, Richard Bell
IranCl, l.. Shea
Fourth battalion School No. II, Edwin johnson
oscar Robinson, No. 40, Harry X. Gabay. Mortimer
I douglass; no 81, William ConOy, william
uoyce: No. s. George Dicks, John Il. Becker; No
H. Frank r. Hrinck; No. 81, H. McAdam.
| rinh battalion school No. Il, Bind Miller. Watson
yrc,cpbcrg; 40 -, Fred schreLbcr; No. 20, ALFRED
" Matthews, George Wagner No. -. Richard Price
WiIiam Calm; No. II, stephen ". Ryan, George BIC
KIM; No. 81, Edwin lOSt: On c - ~,
sixth battalion school No. 90, George {. Nc
KIbhin William J. Eains, Elmer d. Love; No. o.
ArcLie BENNETT James Cox, Frederick wendell; No
| T. Wendell Edward s. Heating No. 8. Arthur !, Boyer
| seventh Batalion-echOol No. o.. John Everett
No 30 Cleveland |. Krkham, John letter, George u
Perry; No. 81, Giles whiting, Mortimer II. liIcaudoln
: | NO 80 Charles Decker, Charles H. Calm, Joseph II
, Malcom No. AZ. John BuzZinL
, | Eighth BaftnliOn-SchOO No 90, Theodore
TomllnsOn, Walter NJ. pcgram, Eugene II. smith: Nc
40, George Wills, Ellsworth NJ. Tay lor; No. III. Ralp
Hallsrath No. ~, William Farrell IT.. No go, JOscp
iIuntly; No. 10, W. Murphy No. 81, William
Mitchell william IL. Duke.