New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
THE STAFF OF THE CHIEF MARSHAL
-, sN.11,.RMY OF AIDES WHO HELPED GENERAL

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p1TTrRF1ELD HANDLE THE Big PARADE
Tho many organizations that joined IN the parade
,.u into line promptly from the streets where they
.e.. .o.ssoa and enthusiastic cheers greeted them
. ,,., EMBODIED into Ftfth-ave. General Butter
eon ,ho chief marshal wore civilians dress his only
,,s,cna beinc the msrshals baton Near MN roae 'ho
standard. bearer with the chief marshais oAnh'''
yellow silk flag with the arms OF tho s'a'o WI ",'o
aide and those OF the city on the other he,oo N'o
crneral rode a double line OF mouhVH P'ii'o ~
.f,er him came a small brigade OF mounted AaeS
Each Of these wore . broad Ssh OF 'e''" '",
..noht a, the right shoulder with silver star ana
fastened with similar one al the left MP
The staa comprised tho following men: Henry T.
Aspinwall, Charles Appleby, Nelson u hyNs' Ina"
Alien. A. d. Baker. Bleeckrr S. Banard' Lewis Twp
non Darney Alexander Barrie. Henry a. bos."en'
sheriff. Babcock. william H. BARKER. Eugene ncrr''
Ado,nb busch. George H. Berry. Oliver B. Br'dgnah,
nsou Conneu Melville Bull, II. H. Balch. Howard
r. p.dcI.v A. F. Baxter James II. Brady ohver H.
BUCKINGHAM John F. Boylan, Frank 5. Brastow, Regi-
maid G. Barclay. Elliott Burris. 7. h. Bssseh, husus'
Belmont IT,. Frederick W. ChcseorouRh' 'ohh ~
Cenynehsm Robert J. clyde. ". Miles Cary, sigmuhd
Conn., Charles NJ. Clarke, Alexander Cameron Ashton
Crosby Clarkson Alfred T. Corts, ". 7. Caterneid'
wilbur +. Calvert, Charles ii. 7. Coils, Defreos
Chiffon Frederick b. Carey. Washington Content
Albert C1aybureh T. waln-Morgan Draper. John IL.
('beever Julien r. Davies. A. d'Orv,lie. Eugene L.
Dale Guy Carlton Dempsey. George Dckerson' lhomAs
y. Dunn Rufus Deiafeld, JohI-.i.snedon Ewing ".
Nelson Edclston, T. NJ. Fulton, Joseph Forbes Fred
er,ck W Floyd, Dr. Fesser G. Fuller De witt CLINTON
Falls ir, George T.. Fahye Augustus H. fieid' war
rem II. Goddard, Robert 5. Gould. Guilforl hurry'
Nelson H. Henry. Herbert G.. Hull, Francis iiaiph
Charles +. Homer, Joseph Holland Austin harr'hs
ton Leland H. Ives, Joseph e. Jackson, foAhan Meme
william ii. Kirby, Henry Knickerbarkcr. FRANK l.
Lawrence. Francis II. milford Frederick u. Mc' oon
George Elias Ilolieson. Cornelius II. MITCHELL Rufns
Martin Warner Miller. William G. Mowry. Henry GIea'
son. Sinclair 7. Hunting, william W. hehsha"' Ir'
Charles H. Henderson, Gilbert h. ilarroun )r. Sey'
mour c. Hess William II. r Hughes. Ira NJ h"hfN'
Henry J. Isc!n Charles NJ. Jessup. Richard ]" !ohh'
son william NJ Kllduf Waldo Ellis Knapp, FREDERICK
r. Lee. Robert Lincoln LEE, Edwin 4. McAlpn, CLARK
H. Mcdonald. John Muray Mitchell Asher M an,n,
Alfred Is. Maclay. jeremiah 3. MeNrri Ma huo
Iinbrook +. j. Porter. Kelly Prentice, Amert d r.
Pond. william f. Pcn!z, oren Root. uhaIs' sLi,man
riarlo Sr R shn"er iricr soerS Joseph r. stirling
Arthur i. schunan, Julian S,ernberger, r. Eugene ,"
ir. Paul Gilbert Thebaud Charles " Tracy: anrenc"
1rurc jr, John " yroomsn william \. WaIlacs
Frank waller Joseph 4'Donoh"ei; nre In,nss
owen, William nes it tcors. RAND rr, e"r s
RYDER. Clarence H. Robins. Edward c. smith, Edward
CIsmter SMITH, Franz n.na r s s,nwsr. IT, S"rrs,
waldo spfaguc John Iregs.kis, John J. Toi.y usorse
Enos Throop s. T. .e5nin r %1ch, James Wool,
u.
Ar!h Ss Slate APPOINTED by the VARIOUS
carter indiana John A. lttdgland Kansss' o1cs
r1"1 F MarSs% s." Thomas
sin ogden n Tschers Maine, o Mr%rse Major j. e.
Michigan Fl FoI IL n JET D. Tredws Missouri 6 r.
t%"Tss H, v WILLIAM H Maj S1S n Mse cay
Dclawarc. Austin Harrington; Rhode Island, Coionei
Melville Bull: Vermont, Colonel Levi H. fuier: .,.,
t;enerai Ruttcrfield appointed these as sprcia,
s,des TO- escort those from The other States: taurcnc"
Turnure IT, Ausan Belmont, H. II pKnirkerbacser,
r,;.nsn bartlett, Joseph C. Jackson, &. Is. Mitchell.
rAhMANY BRAVES WERE LOUDLY ChEEfhD'
r.w divisions in the parade attracted more atten-
finn or received more continuous paud''s a'ons a'
limo than that Of the Tsmmany Society," WIN '"e
legendary can of Liberty, General Johh o""hI""o'
grand marshal and sachem. ana hVe un'h's'"na ..,
cons q, IN. forest to the fore. beside the marshai
,ods CIV Chamberlain Richard Cr0ker the picture
NJ bealt,, and manly vIgor. Grand Sschem Flack ana
al, the sacbems were mounted and wore their reRas
The rank and fls divided into thirteen trDcs, 'ach
carving It's own standard, turned out the Iu'i oo'
element OF tho 800 mon proinlsed In h19h ha's anu
dark clothes. The President looked win nndisRus1u
intereat upon this fnelooking Dody Vi mo"' MS 's
nired political opponents and when Mounted Aldo
Leicester HoItoe gave the command, Remove your
hats gentlemen General Harrison returned the salute
with an exceedingly low bow and gesture indcauVe
Of extremely polite respect
Tho "braves" were divided into three battauons
and marched 10 tho following order: The First Battal.
!e M.0; xX GhSma; xi xt SvI
XVIII and xIIth Assembly Districts 10 ne Secoha
Battalion Joseph II. stiner, marshall were the NINA
Xth, xIth, XvIith. XVIII. XIIIth, With and ixth
Districts Tho Third battalion, Dr. !0ssph r NAe'
marshal contained the With. With. IVh, IlId. Vth.
With and LIST Districts
HOW THE GREAT PARADBS WERE MOVED.
Tho arrangements for moving the troops In Tues
dey's parade were In the hands Of Colonel b. V. X.
crugor who had previously placed speciai telegraph
stations along tho route. There were eight stations
n oil. tho first st No. Ill BrVadwsy. Others wero
placed at the City Hall. No. 600 Broadway. Twent-
,thst. and Fifth. ave-, the grand stand In Madison
square, Portieh-st and Fifth ave. and Fifty seventhst
and Ffth.ave. Tho arrangements were 50 perfect
that within ono minute after President Harrison ar
rived at Madison Square the head Of the column had
oeen ordered to advance Colonel Cruger had th>n
reached the telegraph station Ut Twenueth-st AMI
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