The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-31

street aud started down town again to-
Wards the reviewing stand There was
endless enthusiasm all along the route,
y was just half past two O'Clock when
Lieutenant Colonel Erlenkoet1er saluted
the algnltarles on the reviewing suand,
and Just one hour and fifteen minutes
later the last OF the parade had passed,
THE PARADE.
As FOR the parade il was q hummer
and viii be the tall Of Hoooken for many
days to come. After Grand Marshal
Eflenkoetter came his aids on horseback.
They were William II. Ellis. Henry z.
Quldore, George SummenHacher, Charles
Hoffman and Captain Lewis II McCnl-
loch. The Hob0ken police, with Chief
Donovan and Captain Hayes at the head,
followed The police looked end marched
BpIeudidly, aud received perfect oYa~
ton. The Jersey Cry poles. one hun
dred and fifty men, with superintendent
Christy Smith in full regalia at their
head, marched next TO the strains Of
Beggs' band
TIE eoLBIER BOYS
After the Jersey City police came the
Second Regiment of H0boken with Colo
bel Stevens at its head. There is no doubt
but what the Second are daisies at march
ing, but yesterday they surpassed them
selves. The applause which they received
Was one OF the features Of the day The
Grand Army of the Republic. Major
1I1ttettl " 0EIlcE EOst No 81 dt10 Il. H.
Stevens Naval Port No. 1D4, the HDbokeu
Veteran Corps, Sons Of Veterans and the
Letter Carriers Association Of Hoboken
followed, and completed the first division
OF the parade.
THE FfEEAIEE.
Chief Engineer WINS u. Applegate, Jr.,
marched at the head Of the second divis-
lon. Assistant Chief 7. N. Goerie. who
bad been very Ill, risked his health for
the pleasure Of participating In the
parade. ana occupied seat in q carriage
He was heartily cheered. Hoboken En-
CINE Company No. ], headed by splen-
did brass band. had the right Of tine in
Trenton Engine Company No.
OF Trenton, Washington Hook and
Ladder Company No ] Of Hob0ken.
BaY0nne Hook and Ladder Company of
Bayonne, 0ceana Hose Company No. !
of Hoboken, and Idberry Hose Company
NO 2 OF Hoboken. Assessor D0llard
marched at the head Of Liberty and re-
ceived mis- share Of the applause from the
reviewing stand. Then followed Ameri-
Gus Engine Company No. of Bay0nne.
Meadow Engine Company No. 5, of
Hoboken. Dundee Engiue Company No.
2 Of Passale, anu Empire Hook and Lad
der Company No. 2 OF Hoboken. The
last-named company. which was one Of
the foremost Of the old volunteer COM
panies, was enthusiastically appianded.
About three months ago they dis
posed Of their old apparatus to IRE
company in West New York. but they
had the cid .'masheen1 yesterday
Two beautiful young ladies were seated
on the apparatus They were the Misses
McGuinBess After this company came
Empire Hook and Ladder Company No.
2 Of West New York, Elystan Eagine
Company No OF Hob1gen- AS this
company passed a great shout Was
necks on the reviewing stand 60 learn the
cause of the coinmotion. The cause was
soon apparent. Directly behind squad
Of Weehawken police was the bury Tor IA
of Simon Kelly, the Poo Bah OF Wee
hawken. Simon marched like veteran
and saluted the Governor in the most
approved style. The cheering on the re-
viewing stand was almost deafenin &.
Baldwin Hose Company MOI ]. OF Wee
hawken. followed and Stevens Hose Co M
pany No. 3, of Hoboken, and C0lu mbia
Hook and Ladder Company No. !, Of
West Hoboken, passed BY and completed
the second division.
VETERAN FERE FIGHTERS
The Third Division was composed ex-
clusixely of exempt firemen, and as the
old timers passed the grand stand they
were literally cheered- Pop He rsee.
the veteran real estate man, marched at
the head of the Association of Exempt
Firemen Of Hob0ken. The Exempt Fire
mems Association of Brooklyn followed.
They marched splendidly for veterans
Then followed the Association of Exempt
Firemen of Paterson, Association of Ex
emit Firemen OF Morrisania, N. Z, Elk
empt Firemen's Association of Long
Island City aud Veteran Volunteer Fire
mems Association Of Brooklyn.
In the Fourth division were the Volun-
teer Firemen's Association OF New
York This association carried a banner
which was presented to them By the la
dies of No 2 Truck. Hobokeu- The Sec
ond Regiment, New York Fire Zeuaves
Veteran Association followed. Then
came the Brooklyn Volunteer Firsmen' 5
| Association Coney Island Fire Depart
ment and Neptune Engine Company No.
| 2, of Bay Ridge L
The Board OF Engineers OF Kearney, n
j., headed the fifth division, and Ameri-
| can hook and Ladder Company No. of
West Hoboken, accompanied BY Mayor
FInuegan. followed The Board of Fire
intendent Brown came next and received
hearty applause, as did old No. Engine
| Company of Jersey City. The following
| organizations composed the rest OF the
diyisions:-Empire Engine Company
No 2, Neptune Engine Company
Company No. / of West Hobeken;
Pioneer Hose Company No. l, Town OF
\ Union Washington Hook and Ladder
! Company No l. Gutenberg, Paoneer
| Engine Company No. l, North Bergen
| Washington Hook and Ladder Company
| No. l, Secaucus; Hackensack Fire De-
| partment Long Island City Fire De
/ partrnent; Protective Engine Company
! No. 2: Volunteer, Exempt and Veteran
1 Firemep,s Sons Associations Of New
! York: Volunteer and Exempt Eiremenas
Sons Association Of Hudson County n.
J.. Volunteer Firemen's Sons New, York.
! The sixth and last division WAS com
| messed OF public school children OF Hobo
/ ken, with School Trustee Rudolphy at
the head; children OF st. Mary's Paro-
chial school. Hoboken, and the Snake
/ Hill Zouaves-
THE MONUMENT
When the proc ession had passed the
| reviewing stand, carriages conveyed The
Governor and officials to Church Square
nj Willow and kourth streets, where the
statue stands. The people made theil
WAY there the best way they could, anc
K when the exercises incident upon the I'M
| yelling began, it seemed as il all Hobo
| ken. aye, and Jersey City, too, were
| packed in the pretty square. This
| speakers stand stood In ron
of the statute, while behind
] it was d large seaicircular stand reserved
for women aud children. Away as fal
as the eye could reach was surginy sea
OF humanity with upturned faces al
directed toward the statue and the speak
crs' stand. Il was an orderly crowd, aud
the police who closed in about the statue
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