New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
MISSOURI M1LI1IAMEN ENTERTAINED.
VETERAN zoUAvEs. OF ELIZABETH, N. j., ACT
THE PART OF GENEROUS HOSTS.

comnanv I'd Regiment Missouri National Guard.
of Kansas CITY better known the scott Rifles arrived
in this city Yesterday morning about O'CLOCK on
their way home from the encampment at Boston,
To return in measure the av0rs ana nearly welcome
received by them four years ago when going to the
state Encampment at san Francisco, the Veteran
zouaves of Elizabeth ~ j., had arranged to receive
and entertain their Kansas City brothers-inarms at
Elizabeth last night and to-day. To this end every
effort was made to make the snort WISH OF the
veterans ENJOYABLE That these efforts met with sue
cess will be admitted by every one who witnessed
the fine marine parade lllunha'ioh' ana display OF
fireworks in the Kill Won Kull at Port Elizabeth last
| evening.
The veterans were received in New-York by
committee of the Zouaves composed Of Captain William
Rceder ouartermaster; Captain George III. Rhodes,
| Captain J. II. Corey and Captain H. {. Logan After
ENJOYING some of the sights of Newlork the veterans,
strong and the reception committee met at
| pier No 40 North River where the steamer Advance
wos waiting TO take the party to Elizabethport In
| the party we're
! Infantry
| gan Volunteers.
second sergeant Charles Hendrickson, Company X,
18th New.Jersey Volunteers
Third Sergeant p. Y Tunkinson. Pennsylvania volun
Fourth Sergeant John Haslett Company F. 9Th United
States Army.
Fifth sergeant Frank NJ. Brown. Company b, 4sth
Ohio Volunteers
First Corporal George a. Smith, I'd Missouri Light
Artillery
second Corporal Thomas Drake. Company F. 44h Ohio
Volunteers.
Third Corporal Frank Hahn. Company NJ 9th Kansas
Cavalry.
Missouri Cavalry.
Infantry.
Dr. n. Mcvey, company unknown.
c. H. Buger Company c. 1o6th Ohio Volunteer In
fantry.
A. l.. Branson I'd Indiana Light Artillery.
j. W. eastman bugler, 9Th Ohio Battery.
l. W. Casey, Company c, I'd California Infantry.
L. Z. Caves Company +, l03d Illinois Volunteer In
fantry.
A. Cooper. Company b. l6Oth Ohio Volunteers.
s. H. Downie. musician, LIST Division Army Of the
Frontier.
teers.
W. H. Ganoune Company L, Gath New-York Volunteers.
j. Hayes Company q. 9TH Missouri Cavalry.
T. r. Howard Company {. S9th Illinois Volunteers.
+. Hahn, 3lst New-iork, and Company |, lin Ne"-
Jersey Volunteers.
H. HAYES Company l, Bath Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
W. A. Huler, Company a, o4ih Ohio Volunteers
D. T. Kimmel Company X, 18TH PENNSYLVANIA Volun'
teers.
X. Kelly, Company F, lat New-York Cavalry
F. J. Lightle s,h Missouri Volunteers.
A. IL. Mcleod Company F. 10th Illinois Volunteer In
fantTy.
Infantry.
g. Mclaughlin, United States gunboat Howoua.
A. Mcdowell. Conn any T. 1lth Iowa Volunteer Infantry
L. f. Moure, Company X, 10th Kentucky volunteer
NJ NcGuise. Company f. se.h New-Jersey Volunteers.
f. F. Nnan, Company D. % Missouri Volunteer In
fantry. ,
F. NJ POwelsOn. Company l, 18th Ohio Volunteer
Infantry. ,
4. NJ Price. Company L. 18th Pennsylvania Volunteer
Cavalry.
g. W. Proctor, Company D. 10th Illinois Volunteer
Infantry.
j. b. Rogers Company l. 13oth Illinois Volunteers
w A. Reed. Company +, 5Sd Kentucky Volunteer
| Infantry.
J. snOns Company b. ssth Ohio Volunteers.
D. c. vermiyea. company A. Sls' He"'i0'N 'O'o"'
6. w. Webster, Company E, sd West Virginia
Cavalry.
Colonel A. J. Meow.
Superintendent Of Buildings S. T. Chamberlain.
Webster Davis. revenue department a: Kansas Ctv.
| James G.. Young.
r. j. Johnston. agent Of the c. b. and O. r. r.. and
ne - the members Of the upper Of the Kansas City
] government
| Mrs. J. NJ. Casey.
Mrs. VI. Watkins.
Mr.. George Sutton.
Miss Sarah Guion.
MIS- Dora TAYLOR.
Miss Fannie TAYLOR.
The evening was beautiful and every one seemed IN
the best Of spirits the little steamer sped down the
river and across the Bay, the band IN the meantime
PLAY ing martial airs. Passing steamers sauted WIN
shIiI whistles, which were answered by hearty 'ueeTS
| from the flag -decked steamer There was plenty VI
time and going up the XIII the pa engers were per-
ted to enjoy the cool brccZcs and scenes along shOc
| until sailors Snug Harbor reached. Here the
first demonstration the part Of the hotila when
had been engaged receive the veterans was RiVeh'
suddenly out OF the darkness flashed many ISAts,
which danced the waters aud dyed them crimson
and yellow Rockets shot into the air ana tcT 5PdIs
fell about the Advance IN showers. tumult OF whistles
broke loose, and then the Advance steamed Dc'Mcrn
line az thirty or more craft, all OF when "cTe
hung with Chinese lanterns ana were bhrhihE IONA;
candies Almost far the eye could rcach stfethn
tc long line Of brightly illuminated vessels, WIoh On
nearer auproach seen % be crowded WIN people
At Port Elizabeth the shores on both sides oil inc
tire which threw paths OF brightness across the cara
water AZ the end Of each pier a locomotive heaa-
light had been placed winch 'heG Ine Dea h rc 0
ton fotilla Long strings OF lanterns we're 'uetn ,
rom the caves of freight houses ana stQrcs ana tc
nrnsaic port took for the time being the brightness
The thirty Illuminated boats had fallen in line ana
accompanied the Adyanae incms me ~ me ente
nopnation had turned out TO received inc veterans,
and hearty cheers went up from thGG,anG mnSe
/ Soncr,I DRAKE were drawn up, and as soon a. Inc
visitors could fall in the parade through the DrgneS
,t nam then carried the entire party TO
za1eh The p'T SSG were a lo%Gy cneesd
The v are line Afer anu the parade the KaH
CIV veterans and guests were escorted by inc Nc!cI
iiycred the address Of welcome. opceclc; were made
nv diTerrnt prominent citizens. after which BANQUET
was served. The veterans VIII 5pcni oaay III FLA, E.aa
beth and Will start in the evening for their western
| Home.
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