The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
THE GREAT DAY.
0.ebration of tho Washington
Centennial at New York.
4 GEca. Crowd and Magnificent street
;agesnt-rre,idcnt Harrison's Address
Services at ~. Paul. Church
Ihe Old STATES IN Line.

New YORK. May 1.-The moment the
centennial exercises at the sub-treasurv
began yesterday the military parade
started up Bioadway from Pins street on
= ;~Iiunnphal march with General Scho-
field commanding. The parade was in
three divisions. the first consisting Of reg
uiartroops. cadets aud a naval corps.
The parade was led by Major-General
j. n Schoiield, accompanied by his staff
aad corps of aides. The right Of the line
was given TO the West Point cadets, 400
strong, who were followed by the regulars.
under Najor-Gcncrai Howard, and these
constituted the first division. The second
division consisted OF State militia. They
marched in tue order of admission Of
States TO the Union. rs follows:
Delawarc-.JD men. Governor benjamin r.
B!ggs commanding and stan; First regiment.
Colonel George ". Marshall
P-snsy!vauia-.fs 80 men. Governor James A.
Beaver comm anding and stan; second brigade,
BriRadierGcn-rai John A. Wiley, third bri-
gade, Observation-Disclosures! John Ii. ;. Goblin; the
State ienciblc.. Ialor Chew.
New Jerscy-..0i men. Governor Robert 5.
Green commanding and stan.
Georgit-35 men, Governor John Is. Gordon
commanding and stan. the militia being the
Governors personal guard only.
Connecticut q men, Governor Morgan g.
Bulkl"y commanding and staff: Fourth regi-
mont. Colonel Thomas l. Watson
MaSSachusctis-i.C.5 men. Governor Oliver
Sm"S commanding. stat and honorary staff;
Governors escort. First corps cadets, NJ V. NJ,
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas r. Edmonds: Sec
coifG corps cadets. N I. ". Lieutenant Colonel
j. Frank Dalton. the Ancient and Honorable.
Artillery Company of Mas~a, buscttS. chartered
IA ii~-. - men. Captain Lieutenant Henry T..
>nIth. ti;tn rrriu'nt infantry, Second hri-
s..', Il. Z. -, Colonel William a. bancroft.
iaId-1Dj mtn Governor l. T.. Jackson
r.ILmardlu- and .taG
south G.T"lina-3si Inrn. Governor John Il.
Eei -.-on coIai-Indiu: ANA sJaff. the Cover
NOS .Hari al '".u:nhis. Captain William
L.. 1.-: -" Wa-lInr:pa light infantry of
i-ar.-;o'. cust"ai;.u- 81 IA" Euiaw fiag.
Captain J: e I4icAr!si; the iuiicr ruarGS.
tar'aia Hiihgs-.
W. UAlap>Glar-i.np ma. Governor Charles
II sawyer commanding and ai.G. the entire
..rt.raal .uard q: The State. rirst regiment.
r".al". G"rr" NJ. Line: Second REGIMENT.
'o."t'. iahrdge l.. EIpp: Third REGIMENT.
I".'a'l J T. Peterson: company A. cavalry.
Gt;.si' Eryn ~ smith; First battery, artii-
ter. capita n SauI"-, = Piper.
ki!-.i.a-FD W'u. Governor FitZhuch Lee
e usiu.uaIns and sy4G. separate companies
ga y.
.rv Tork-Is"a, n.;.. Governor David Ben.
r''i i!i!i, commander ~ rhicf: MAYOR General
Josiah Porter, aaiuiant-- General. i,r'gaiier-
Era-rs C.ari" r Robbins. general Inspector
al r.l' practice. Hrig4d,cr- General Joseph ID.
iirfaYt. surgeon general: iirigaGicr-G.n"rai
r"or.'e :. Fl"!d. chiri 81 engineers: IiTigaiirr-
General Joshua VI. va.isa, chic; "f ordnance:
Br.iul"rc General r.. Sha:cr. inspector gen
"rtl. riradicrG General Ralph Brsndrcth. com
m.-~ars general 81 Subsistence; I;rigacicr-
General waiter q Stoke paynaster-gcn" raj.
Br'Tadlcr General clifford 4. II. Bartlett. judge
aIy,cat' general; i.risadicr General Fcrdi-
gaud T. Earle. chief Of artillery. Colonel Ed
munc l.. .iuison. second military secretary;
Coiouci- Hush oron"hnc, Albert II Hilton.
Geor," Is Mcclellan. William r. Lansing and
Marcus - Rus ~. AIDES de camp First hri-
CAD. Brigldicrf;-ncr, LON, fiizr--ali com
rnansiing ma stat; Second brigade, James Nc
L"cr. lIr"pklyn. commanding. Third brigade.
iieadlcr-Gcu"fa Arna>a j. PARKER. .Ir-. Al
han,. commanding; Fourth hriradr. Iiuradi.r-
General Peter -. Doyle. buffalo. commanding.
North Caro.lna-l5b mrn. Governor Daniel &.
Power comm tudiug and stat.
I.lnd" I~land+Ta men. Governor Royal c.
Tan commanding and stan
Ncrnont-.,' Incn. Governor william y. D;l-
~liu.la'n commanding: and stan. First regiment
G.ip'.tl !. E-,"y. Fret srparaor company. Cap
;agp = '1,ai- oConu"r. Soc .nd separate CON
pax. captain 4. IA. Brown E'ulicr's iira; bat
irry. b-rv"i Colonel Low. X. Fuller.
n-ni2cky-.a MGR. Governor Simon Il buck
n"g r"I maudins and stan: the Louisville
legion ,flr>i rr-lment. Colonel John II. CAplc-
Ran ,"uurai dIr-. .
psa"-. 81 q IA n. Governor Joseph il Foraker
comm .aoins aad stat. Farsi regiment infantry,
C~.-,lua'I. colonel =, ri-ric0 -. Moore: First
tr.-p 81 cavalry. Cleveland. Captain George a.
C.rtt.on. ani o,Ev- troops.
,if>~or.I-ta men, Governor Francis COM
u'auG u. and >tI6. Third REGIMENT. Colonel
:iu"rr. Pest regiment Car,hac. n-a; guards.
."uf>i-;. mot. Governor Francis r
: clv.N coismIaGlu- aud stat
M.>>I-,i rpi-G a. MN Governor Robert Lowry
consnna;ii,ur aid STAG.
Ai,h ;,a:-iu' men. Governor {. Is. Luce
commanding and st@ff.
District a.. ColuulhIa->ol ruer, commissioner
cal,ucl /. =. Blunt commanding and stan;
va n4-joY light infantry aud eight separate
companies
fl"lsa-s" mon. Governor Francis T.. Fic,n-
ina COZ. maudinS and Ian.
West NirSluia-2p in~n. Governor j. Il.
.,.oa,on coinmau,ln {: and Star.
\ pace Mas Also given IN this division
10 q werner Seay. "f tlstarnr; Governor
James l.. Engr!. of Arkan>as: Governor
j Y. Cooper. II Colorado. Governor J. W.
fer. OF illnois: Governor EoVey. If
Indiana, Governor iirrstsee. of Iowa:
Governor harley. OF Name: Governor
Merriam. ct Minnesota: Governor Fran
ris. 81 Ni.suur: Governor ThareT, Of Me-
lra>ka: Governor Pcnn"ycr, of Oregon.
and Governor Hoard. o: Wisconsin.
The th.ri division. q \. IL. aud Loyal
legion. marched this way: Commander
in-Chiei William Warmer and STAFF. Dep
uty Cnmmander-ln-Ca ei Harrison Clark
in a ear age: escort ot two delegates
from each post in the State. 1900 men:
Gianl Marshal Collum L. Walton. with
staff az ff;v: Acknowledgement Captain
+. l. Gooirica. A>>i>tan; Aijutant-Grn- /!
era John I. SvrneS. the Iowa l. 'EIua I'D,
fo:JN-:ive Ern York CITY posts. o.oN men;
rrookiyu posts. Marshal Henry ".
Knight. { V,a men. aai fifteen posts OUT
side these cities. lc0' man.
A. the subj Treasury building Hon.
Chaunc.y ~. nePcM. orator Of the day,
an eloquent tribute TO the men,
ory Of Washington.
The crowds that lined tho streets and
filed windows ana house:ops We're un-
rfeceden,ed even for New York. The
march was simply an ovation along the
entire route. I
The Presidents Address.
NEW YoHK. Nav 1.-The Metropolitan
Opera House was the scene Il the second
chief event Of the centennial celebration
yesterday and three OF the greatest ban.
Quefs possibly ever held within the recol.
lection OF man. After speeches by eN-
Cleveland and Chief Justice
Fuller, President Harrison spoke 10 THE
United States OF America a. follows:
Mr.. President and Fellow Citizens: l should
he unjust - myself. and what is more serious.
! should be unjust 10 you. II l did NOT at this
FIRST and last opportunity express 10 YOU the
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