New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
MEN OF MANY ORDERS AND NATIONS

MEN OF MANY ORDERS AND NATIONS
HOW THEY HELPED 10 STRETCH OUT THE LINES
THE OFFICERS WHO LED THEM.
The Knights Of Pythias turned cut 200 mon in SIX
divisions Brtcadier General W. IL Bowsby. Of Brook
Ign. In command with Colonies C. N " Wilson. Of
Long Branch and II. Margile OF Brooklyn, Is his adcs.
The New-York regiment was In command Of Sergeant
Major William Strubble. and Qusrermastcr George +.
Satterlee Ashland Division, No. 3. OF this city, was
under command Of Captain John Brewer. Win Lieu
tenants William Lsdev and J. A. Billings. division
No. 3, Of brooklyn. WIS under command OF captain
+. II. Palmer with samuel Lowher and John Rose As
neutenants. Unity Division. No. TO- of Brooklyn,
was under command Of Captain p. Evans. william L.
Brewer. first lieutenant; Charles Iiealkanp. second
lieutenant. and william Mullen. standard bearer Fist
Lieutenant Louis Jehle and Second Lieutenant John
Fsngcnan were In command of Allegheny Division, NO.
10. Of this city. Captain Gustave Steup and Lieu
tenants C. ii. Pulls and Lyman z. Brown were the
officers Of Palestine Division No. Of jersey City
detail of twenty mon from Long Branch also marched
with this division.
The chief division Of the Brooklyn contingent was
. force of 400 policemen under command OF Inspector
P. Ii. Mclaughlin. They assembled at tho 18Th
Regiment Armory at q. IN. The following were
the commanders OF tho several companies: Captains
Campbell Learey, McKelvey, Ennis, Murphy. Brennan,
Folk Dunn and Kenny. They were landed In Now
York at East F1fty-fourth-st. The steamer 1. T..
James carried them. A largo number of other
Brooklyn societies were in ine
Tho Scandinavian American societies were COM
manded BY Edward Sorcnsen. The following societies
were represented: Scandinavian Society OF lS44,
Norwegian Society, Danish Society Danish Veteran
Society Swedish and Norwegian Society, Bertei
1horwaldsen Association, Danish Sor1ety OF BrookJn'
Scandinavian Democratic Association Switzer Councii
Chosen Friends; Total Abstanor Society, Mennes-
kevenner, Scandinavian Sick and Help Society, BrooH
lyn: Norden Society, Of Jersey City; scandinavian
society, of Long island City, Scandinavian Machnist
Society, Manham Association, Odd Fellows swedish
Dramatic Society," Swithiod Singing Society," ana Ihuie
Society.
Tho Knights OF Temperance, an ORGANIZATION OF
young mon from sixteen 10 twentyone years oio'
connected with the Episcopal Church. had ooo men
In line, In ten divisions The officers IN hho "cro
John A. Davis, commander; John =. Frauro alde :
r. 8. Colt, lieuten commander: William d. Car
michael DEPUTY commander: Charles {. fream, Secre
tary Zelah Van Loon, treasurer; A. g.
McIaron, ensign; C. W. Darling and j. W.
Higgins sentines. Tho divisions from this city werc
Ascension, No. /; Calvary. No. 3: Grace. No =: 81
Msrk no. a I s%s S Brnosn ono ro
Island and one from PoughkcepsIe.
IN FIf,S' thIri st. They wcrs undor Commander W.
". Hyde Of wacott. NJ Y. and presented ali eA'e'eh'
The Tniied Order Of Forcsters numbered GOO aud
was commanded by Charles Ring.
Tho Csieionisa club, $50 strong. wa mnliormed
in Highland costume aud wore side arms IL was az
compsnIed by the roth Highland Regiment They
marched to the muse Of band drum c1rpS ana pipe
spuyten Duyvl Cadet Corps and the Ionksrs rohti.
mental Guards were commanded rcspectysiy hy
samuel add Captain CortIandt Goodwin and H. stein
The Liberty Guards were under the command OF
f. L. a Autresne. with eighteen men AMI drum CORPS.
Tho uniform of the Liberty Guards l. similar to iha'
of officers Of the French army. Tho Gusrf> Laisy'
st,e w,r, rom anded BY August Gross and hal sixty
Sr man There $50 ununiformed rcpre >entstive>
~ tho various Fronch societies, under the Leadership
Tho t-nited Polish Societies werc about $50 strong
and were under tho command Of Colonel J: DebrO"sNi
ri A,,inrton LEA cue Tub unier the command
n, + G. park The club mustered q little over loo
mon. ., ..,.,,or Commanded
,x Ins.nh Jamaek made a guodly show. about 900
men taking part . o,.... u,,s,.r,d con
The Coior-d Centennial Committee mns'rrw ,,, uo
s,dc,ab,y over 600 men ard George W. baltimore
assumed tho command.