New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30


u. Mcclellan, Aide-dc.Canp; Colonel William f. Lansing
AidedeCamp; Colonel Marcus d. Russell. Adede-Camp
First Handicapped OF the 7th. O9th, Sh, 9'h
2od list and 10Th Regiments aud the ls and I'd Batteries
OF this city Commanding erBrIgadiefGencra! LOUIS
| Fitzgerald, New.York City StaH-I.cuenont Colonel
BENJAMIN s. Church. supernumerary detailed as Engineer
Lieutenant, Colonel Robert W. leonard Asst lnt Adiuant-
General Major Stephen H. olln. Judge Advocate Major
c. Lawrence Perkins. Coramssary Of Subsistence Major
| r. V. McKlm. Surgeon Major Paul Dana Ordnance
onlccr; Major Augustc r. Montant. Inspector: Major
Wendell Goodwin Quartermaster: Major David Croker.
Inspector OF Rife Practice Captain Francis r. Appleton
| Adc-dc-Camp. Signal Corps-Maior Edmund c. Stanton
supcrnumcrary, detailed Signal Officer; Captain Albert
Gallup, signal Officer. Seventh Tecment-C Commanding
officer. Colonel Enmons Clark siXty-ninth Regiment
Commanding officer. Colonel James Cavanach. Eighth
| Regiment Commanding officer George d. Scott. Ninth
| Regimen Commanding officer. Colonel william Seward.
IT, Twenty second ReglmentrCommandlng officer Colonel
John r. Camp Scyeny.irst Rerimcnt-C0mmand!ng OF.
Accr Colonel Frederick Hopper. Twelfth Rcciment-Com-
| handing officer Colonel Thomas IT, Barber First Bat
ery-Captaln, Louis Wendell. Second Battery-Cap,aIn
David Wilson Second Handicapped OF the 18TH 3d.
STth 14th 23 Regiments and the 81 Battery OF Brook
lyn Commanding officer Brgaiier-Gencal James Meier
Thirteenth ReQment-Commnnding officer Colonel DAVID
f. Austin Thrty-second Regiment Commanding officer
Colonel Louis Finkcnclr. Forty seventh EeGiment' the
18th Separate Company temporarily aacheh-Comlnadng
Ing officer. Colonel Edward +. Gayor. Fourteenth is'gi
| mcnt-Comnandng officer. Colonel Harry W. Mitchell
Twenty.thri Regmen-Co Commanding officer Colonel John
~ Partridge Third Battcrs-Captaln Henry Sebastian
Rasauin Third Brlgade-CompOscd OF the ID Provisional
Regiment the Battalion ,c 1st ana 81 Provisional
| Regiments and the 9Th Battery-Command.ng oHc"r'
Brcadier General Amasa j. Parter ir. Albany Second
Provisional Regiment composed Of separate companies OF
Third BrlQad,-C Commanding officer Colonel Alexander
S. Bacon provisional Tenth Battalion. Albany-Conmand'
ing officer Lieutenant Colonel william T. Fitch First Pro-
visona Regiment composed Of separate Companies OF the
Third Brigadc-C Commanding officer LieutcnantColonel
William J. Harding 18th Regiment Third Provisional
Rcrimcnt. composed Of separate companies Of The Third
Lieutenant COonPl
A. DenniSon. list Regiment Sixth Battery Binghamton-
Captain Laurel Olmste1. Fourth Brcaie-Compofd OF
the Provisional Regiment the IAN and Goth REGIMENTS
and the 9Th Bacrr-Commandng onc r. BrgadcrG"ncr1
Peter Doyle Buffalo Fourth Provisional Regiment,
posed Of separate companies of the Fourth BrigaieCon.
handing Officer Colonel Samue! VI. Wclch IT,, Gj'h Regi
ncnt Seventy Regiment Buffalo composed OF It's
and separate companIcs-Commnndng officer Lieu
tenant Colonel L. S. Johnson Sixty-nfh Regiment.
Buffalo composed Of It's and two separate companies
Commanding officer, LIcutcnanCoonel John +. Roh,.
NORTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Daniel G.. Fowl. com.
handing and stan. RHODE IsLAND-Govrnor Royal
g. Taft, COMMANDING. and stan. VEHMrNr-Govrrmor
William p. Dillingham; commanding, AMI star; 1t Reci-
mcut. Colonel J. Esty; LIST Separate Company Captain $
Claud OConnor: 81 Separate Company. Captain
A. X. Brown Fullcr's light Battery.
Bicvet-Coloucl Levy X. Fuller KENTUCKY
Governor Simon b Buckncr, Commanding, and stan Tho
Louisville Legion nst Reqim'ru. Colonel John H. Castle
mar. commanding. OIIIO-Goycrn0i Joseph r. Foraker
COMMANDING and staff First RcQlment. Iuf1ntry, Gin
cinnatl Frederick w. More. First Troop Of Cav
airy. Cleveland Captain George 4. Garrct-cn. Other
troops LOUISIANA-Goyernor Francis T. Nichols. com.
handing and staff Continental Guards MISSISSIPPI
Governor Robert Lowry. coumandlrg and star. MICH
IGAN-Goycnor G. G. Luce. commanding. and stan.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA -Conmi Ssoncr Colonel T. g.
Blount commanding. anl stan. WASHINGTON Light H.
| iantry and sth Separate Company. TIORTDA-Gov-
cnor Frarcis F. Fleming commanding. ard staF. WEST
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. t. Jackson. commanding and
stat.
THIRD DIVISION.
-,-B.
uy Commander.n-Cbinf Harrison CLARK in carriage
Escort delegate, from each post IN tn" Stn" 1900
Grand Marshal Colonel william F. Walton. with
OF nfg. Adiutant.Gcneta. Captain Elm 4. God
ridge. Assistant A1utantGcu"ra., John G. Sym's
New.York Conraulery o: the Military Orlcr of Loyal
Legion go Forty-nvc posts from Ney.York Cit,
1000 men. Brooklyn posts. Marshal. Henry " knight
1000 Fifteen posts ousd OF NeN-Ioik and Block
iyn Zoo
After the review the Committee on Entertainment
will escort the President and party TO thrir homes
At p IN. the banquet Will begin In the Metropolitan
Opera House, 70 which the President. Nicc-PrSidcnt
members Of the Cabinet and supreme Court Judges
VIII be escorted by members Of the Centennial Com
mittce.
THE DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS TONIGHT
The heavens within the Immediate neghborhood
OF New-York City Will BE- Illuminated with $1,000
worth Of fireworks tonight. Tho displays VIII be
made at ten different places. the largest display
being at the Battery. Here the opening piece VIII
be salute Of aerial marroOnS. followed by ruby ana
emerald Nominations Kaleidoscope batteries cros-fTc
batteries rockets. aerial LombS floral shcll~. mammoth
sprcaders Aladdn's lamps. the Centennial wheel 600
wheels within a wheel. etc. The last picc" will
lie the finest Of the cvcnnG-an exact representa-
ton Of the sub Treasury and the Washington statue
which. WITH the brilliant sun fires and coOroi Stars
and the representation OF General Washington taking
the oath as first President Of the United states VIII
be 60 feet high and 40 feet wide
At Union Square, Mount Mons Park and Temp |
kins Square, will be displays next In size TO |
that al the Battery. At the East River Park IN |
Fast Eighty-sXth-st. and at Washington square |
there VIII also be fireworks. Handsome displays |
Will be made at the Central Park Plaza. at Fifty |
ninth st. and Eightl-ave and Canalst square. Canal
and West SIS. The residents Of Washington Heights |
Will witness fine display on st. Nicholas ave-. be-
tween Onc-hrndrrd- forty eighth and Onchundrd-
and-fOrty ninth stS. The people who I've ON th' !
other side II the Harlem River Will have DISPLAY
at Fulton Park. in FultOn-avc., between one-hnh-
Glrtl and sixty ninth and Northumberland seven,
tlrrh SIS. The final piece Will be the same at all
OF the place go
Displays of fireworks at public expense Will also
Park, the Washington Park Iall Grounds, lieilOiI-
ave- and Prospect Place, and Bedford-aVe ana Norm
Twcftl-st.
VIRCINIANS TO GIVEA DINNER.
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