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


pany f. wyoming Company @. Georgetown: Con-
pany l. Laurel; Company c, Wilmington. and Cavalry
Troop d, Wilmington. Tho lst Regiment Band Of
Wilmington and tho Wilmington Fife and Drum Corps
dressed In lght.bue uniforms. led tho troops.
RHODE ISLANDS MILITARY MEN.
Tho provisional regiment from Little Rhody num-
bcrcd, all told, 400 men, Their chief officers
| follows: Colonel William II. Thornton: Lieutenant
Colonel James II. McGann; Major J. Albert Brown:
Adiutant Arthur v. wsrheld.; Quartermsstcr, Thomas
5. o'G Ts a Se aan ss Ess
commanded by Captain W. Ely. The Newport
". Horton; Lieutenant Colonel q. A. Brown; Major
G. c. Shaw. .MA--H
SOUTH cARoL1NA's BATTALION
Few regiments OF Its size attracted attention
| than did the South Carolina battalion. commanded
by Brgadcr General Il. W. Rlchbourg. Major W. A..
Metts, sdjutani. general, second In command. The
formed in line In Stone ST., by the Produce Ex-
| change Building. Tho battalion is made up OF SOW
ersl companies all having distinctive uniforms, flags
| and badges. The sshngton Light Infantry, one
Of the Oldest a., military orsanils, g.., IN
the. famous Revolutionary Er'aw nag tho only one
now caIs large number r OF bullet R sSes a na
the blue field has a curious but Interesting erect
Henry Tovey, veteran Of the war carries the nag
and revcls I'm the original title Of south CarOlnas
Fist Company. Govcrnor's Guaris' commanded by
commandci by Captain Pierre Wilcox; the RlcAtnd
Morgan Rne Rspi.n p jennins Butler Guards
Cagidn T. bacon; the Lee Light Infantry, Captain q.
At 10 80 A. M tovornor j. p. Richarison. of tho
Palmetto state. arrived in an open c.1tase With hts
sia-trd several Union veterans who a, once pro-
ce.r!, to mate friends with their ancient foes Cap
tain V Byrne. OF the 18th Regiment y. q. ,. y. Y,
who VA captured by the I'd Regiment. OF South Caro-
lin. during The late took from his brrAst hand
| 49,, knAn a,An uu,Ap fha any
ju,.n, e,%sral, Major ": a: Mc',s r-ceSed slight
! slipping a carrrack and falling on him.
THE BLUE GRASS STATES CONTINGENT.
Tho Louisville Legion, 200 men, made up tho de-
| ianhm-nt from Kentucky. Governor s. p. Buckner
was Al their h,ad Tho officers vcrs AdjutantGen-
cra K r. Ill., Colonel John r. Castleman, Lieutenant
Colonel ". H. Com. Major James p. Kelley. Adju'ant
J. H. Smith. Tho uniform OF the regiment con
sttst OF dark blue short frOck coat white trmmnga,
crss belt. light blue trouscrs and white helmet and
plum" The music corps numbered nhy-sih men.
THE TROOPS IRON WEST VIRGINIA.
The West Virginia militia marched down from tho
| Germania Assembly rooms and took up their ap'
pointed postum Pipe-st at IL p. m. They made
. most crrdtable muster Of 200 men. looking smart
in their state uniform and their we'll kept accOutrc
mcnts This regiment commanded by Colonel
J. W A. fori. having for Adiutant captain william
KitchIc Guard, Captain ". s. Hamilton; Coll Guard
& aptain f. IT. Lloyd: Hinton Guard. Captain H. 5.
Johnston; Jefferson Guard Captain wyatt
LoUIsIASA's CITIZEN soLDIERy.
The state OF louisiana was we'll represented In the
First brigade, mastering $50 men. who Assembled m
Plaitst the hight OF lin" resting on Whliam'st
The iroops under command OF Brigadirr6cn
eraI Adolf My-r with Colonel John ID. Scott, chetof
stan Of the First Military District. l.. +. " O.
Ii-u,cns@..C oonc! J. Walker: adlutant. general
Maior'w. A. brand. Ma "r =. A. Erhan ana ap'am n
Mnar jons, ~ m"mncr, "i h,s s ,Sa Washington
Artillery, of New Orleans one Of the Oldest aruistS
in the soI"y which S ~, saw S,, SSfo cc"s :"
Snlch bear the names Of over nfty battles me s,s
officers Of the regiment IN line we're x"r.h .a,
julsnt Of The regiment Csplsln j. H. DE- Granss
and CAPTAIN A r. hand The as rr.r Of isa
Washing ton Artillery came the Louisiana Iic,n At
%r MT" They s wcro n"%iod by the drum corps
scxlswck Post. @. A. r., and wrro q hnc' LOOKING
holy OF mrn.
THE NORTH CAROLINA MEN.
The Governors Guari, from Raleigh " e.. muster
ing 100 strong formed an escort to Governor pahle
G.. Fowle and his stan. The Governor r0do ~ INC
head OF the division in a carriage. with Adjutant-
General J. ID. Glenn aud QusrternAsterGcnera +. A.
ohs Captains ". u. Grimes and r. Percy Gray
acted as aides. and Colonel John W. C%,,en t ana
cornbe Guards, Of "Tarhoro.' In light uniforms,
followed the Goyernor's Guards: They were COM
nai1fN Dy NhpttH W - p"'""''
GOVERNOR LUCE HEADS MlCHIGANS MEN
Governor Cy,us c. Luce commanded the Michigan
detachment which, while not numerous. presented
fine appearance and greeted with frequent ap
plsuse Governor Iucc's staff consisted OF BnRs
| ,icrticnrral D. Is. Anger. Colonel j. Rogers. al.
r : strong The column headed by seventy cadets
IRON the Orchard Lake Academy. under commaId or
ihSr handsome uniforms Of light gray spike coats.
white duck trousers, white helmets ana beCS. Ihcy
MGT whch mustered forty five men commanded by
l'Ian, j. sthr"p and J. , T.: DUPONT MI, Th ,S
lice facinrs, white fur shak0s. and white belts. Their
marching and drilling evoked loud applause all slong
the route.
ARIFLr COMPANY FROM FLORIDA.
Florida was represented only by the ocas Rifles.
forty men, commanded by Captain q. Nash Their
uniform was a striking one. light blue coat with
uldto facing and darl9 blue epaulcts, ghtbue rous
ers with br,ad white Stripes and black helmet with
atklnc plumb The mi msn b, had smart az % @
Regiment Of Brooklyn. who were halted next To them
In Wlian-st.
THE GRAND ARMY'S PART IN TIE PARADE
ABOUT 900 COMRADES IN LINE. INCLUDING THE
BROOKLYN POSTS
Before 8 O'Clock yesterday morning the several
posts Of the Grand Army Of tho Republic began to take
the places assigned to thcm In ranks in the streets on
either side Of Fiithav from Fifteenth To Twcnty-hrs
ts inclusive. THO formations under the several
,lvIsion marshals were skilfuly and promptly made
so that when the assembly, sounded ct 80 Grand
Marshal Walton was ready to move his command Tho
.olumn moved down Fifth-ave, the carriage con~,h
'ng Department Commander Harrison Clark ana tho
vational COMMANDMENTS Chief, Major william Warner,
leading Then came the National and Department
HaRs: N. H. Neil, Senior vce-Commandcrin'Cnie!,
Joseph Hadned, Junior MISREPRESENTATION
enor Vice. Deps rtment Commander J. K. HOOP Jun
or vice Department Commander W. L. scott y. a. H.
commission and Council OF Administration, FAST NJ