New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26
ALL READY FOR THE MILITARY PARADE


GENERAL scHoF1ELD's STAFF APPOINTED
QUARTERS FOR PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS.
The details for the military parade Tuesday are
now practically settled. The qraFermasterS OF the
Pennsylvania troops have been here TO Inspect tho
quarters provided for them and returned well pleased
with tho provision made by the committee. The
5000 troops from Pennsylvania Will be quart'red as
follows: First Brlgade-1st Regiment, ODD Regiment
Armory o.: cd Regiment, 9th Regiment AImOry Sd and
9Th Regiments. and the state Fenciblcs, 9TH Regiment
Armory. Battery A. not yet assigned
Second Bngadc-Army Dudirg Houston and
Greene sts. First floor, regmeatal headquarters;
second floor. 10th Regiment; third. 18th Regiment
fourth. 18TH Regiment; fifth, 5th Regiment Hattey
T. also In this building The 18th and 10Th Regiments
and tho Sheridan Troop VIII be lodged IN Florence
Hail. Flrstst. and Second. ave.
ThlH BrIgade--6th Regiment In store building on
Mercer.st near Houston; 9th, 10th and 18th ReT'
ments, Van Tassel Hail. East Thlrte ,nthst Battery
C. building at Sixth-avc aud E!cyenthst
MajorGcncral schohcld, chief malshal of the MILL
ary parade announced yesterday the following officers
members Of his STAFF
General T. NJ. Vincent L. s. A.; Colonel J. j. Cop
pinCcr U. S. A.; Captain +. L. Zanski. u s. A.; Lieu
tenant c. d. schoncld L. S. A. Lieutenant T. H. Bliss
e. S. A.; Lieutenant John pitcher A.; Lieutenant
Thomas j. Lewis L. S. A. Lieutenant H. d Whippe'
e. s. Lieutenant A D. Andrews, L, D. A.; L'leu'eh'
ann A. c. Blunt. L. 6. A.: Lieutenant l. t.. GREAT
y ( A.: Commander James Duncan Graham. u. s. n;
Surgeon NJ l.. Ruth, L. S. N: Lieutenant Austin NJ
knight L. s.. N; Generals DAME! Butt'rheid' D =
person Michael Kerwn. I. l. Barney. Joseph T. JACK
SON H. l.. Burnett IIorato &. King. William O. ward
Iosenh b. Carr and Martin T. McMahon; Colonies & y.
Swift, IT, D. Hull David Morrison, A. f. McAlpin'
Charles r. Bralnc A. NJ. Clark Johnston IT, dc P'ySer
Archie L. Baxtcr Thomas r. Scott James g. Reed fnicy
Anderson Charles L. E. Bridge. Lee Cham6erin. Will
IAN c. Church J. Schuyler Crosby John ward Harry NJ
Alden John w Jacobus John Don, C. l.. Burgess. John
w Marshall Floyd Clarkson Shauchnessy. ID. W. I.
Ward and Cavanaugh; Majors L. A. WOODWARD. MOTIFS
H. Farr Arthur Macarthur Charles L. Stott William H.
Bright and John u. Searlc Captains william IL Murphy
n EmlIn Roosevelt obed Wheeler Waldo SplaSuo'
Joseph r. Jarine G. w Collins. II. D. Lockwood f. A.
De- Marets IT, D. Turner and A. H. 1Ierts Lieu'enants
A + schermcrhorn John " Goldng, George A. Clement
willard c. Fisk and Oliver Hartman r.; william =
Sanger George II. Halett. Nicholas Fish william r"
Van wyck Ncwbod Morris. C. Creighton webb Arthur
De windt Lewis II. Livingston Oliver D. Ieali' Miles
standish, George w. Dellaway.
As conservatives Of their respective staes-Coone
BENJAMIN Whitley, Delaware; General Frank heeder
Penns yyania Colonel S. Meredith Dickinson New'JefseS
Colonel Scaton Grantland Georgia Captain Phin'as H.
ingalls, Connecticut Colonel T. Z. Currer, MASSACHUSETTS,
| Colonel Columbus O'Donnel. Maryand Colonel lie Roy
| snrincs South Carolina; Colonel T. NJ Seaman, New
Hampshire; Major c. Randolph Virginia; General
| Daniel D. wye Ncw.York; Captain Dcnehan Cameron
North Carolina; General F.. H. Rhodes Rhode Island
General Edward II. Ripley. Vermont Colonel Morris b.
Belknap Kentucky Colonel II. C. Corbn, Ohio; General
Henry A. Sprague Maine; Colonel Charles II. Jones.
Missouri; Colonel Albert w. GIlchrist Florida; Colonel
" b. Stone Kansas; Major j. q. Anderson, West Vir.
glna.
VIDE Maurice, the proprietor of the list Regiment
Armory served notice upon the Mayor yesterday that
he would not allow the Virginia and Missouri militia
% bivonac there as had been arranged lie said that
he lease provides that the building shall be used
/ ,nnory and drill.r0om by the ISL Regiment. and
| hat II could not be used for any other purpose.