New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

| notion Department tOuiluiuci Ni"'fN''4i S'Nt
the order which caused his command to move
| forward. Colonel Clarits0n was mounted upon a
spirited charger and looked the gallant cavalry
leader which his war record proyed .,n him ms ms
! the parade a success and no inner Dody OF horse
! men in uniform have been seen III New-lOrk
! streets Among his officers were Adlutant-Gen-
eral w. A. Wallace, Quartermaster-General Theo-
| dOre Fcdsten Il. Curtis Br0ckett, MAJOR Charles
Appeby, Thomas &. Ascough; p. i. Delany,,, W.
+ K9ome isnfy i wdfc dTcc H. BndieE niT. w. " F.
/ Clarke. Frank ~ Ball and d. d. Brenckerhofr.
Jhe New-lOrk City posts held the right of the
divisions under command of Major George Chap,
| pcll. Grand Marshal OF the New-Yorl Memorial
| Comni,tce Grand Marshal Chappcll was IS
sisted by "a brilliant staf also spcndidiy mounted.
! Of which Captain Charles r. Hyatt who was the
! Grand marshal ou last Memorial Day. was chief.
and Colonel j. W. Adams. formerly adiutant-gen-
Cr asisan GhGi Of uchbe, sih, KerWin I s' o6n DcSy
| Jacobs. George " Berry. L. j. Green Josiah
II. Ecnton. John j. Humphrey ID. ". Gilbert.
! C. ". BoweS, Theodore Moore Joseph newehn'
George VI Eckert Coroner Ferdinand Levy, Joseph
Keller John H. Nuscnt
POSTS IN LINE.
The first five subdivisions were composed o.
the following posts and commanders.
First Observation-Disclosures. No. ll3. william
McEntee JOHN A. Dix: No. i35 G. liaIsead Horace
charlie, Bric.wedcl l.. .Aspinwall. No. GOO. w. F.
Kirchner; Thomas F. Meagaer' 40. 3G7 John Nc
Vanderbilt No. 1896. L. G. Green J. L. Riker No. 81.
L. HauSler: Robert Anderson. no. %: r. stachpoe:
second Sub-divl,lOn.-W William d. Kennedy. No. IL.
James Il. Fiske: John A Rawllns. No. 80 d. OMara
sumner ~. 81. james g. Boyd; Cameron. No. 20.
ilEn" ism NihinSon waGs%crih 10: - James r. Rogers
PM EearnS So JG,Gp " McInlvE Mc;,0n 5nme' c.
552 II. 4. Thomas George q. Meade. No. -. l.aac
H. Fnhr: Musicians. no. 452. j. liammcrsehmltt; ;
Third Subdivi,i0n.-E. D. Morgan. No. 301. Charles
W. Spccr; John z. .Bcndix, No. 4o2; +. \. Brown;
No. 234, J. b. Lee: No 17o Frank NJ. Clark; ".
Cochran. No. 427, John Burns.
Mex. Loe@er: Ellsworth, No. 81. George a. Reilly
Jane, shields no.. 80. William lIagseTy r. A.
No. 1903. General Martin r. Mcmahon; Lafayette No.
40, General L. L. yiele sedgwick No loG; James v
Byrnc; St.lnwchr, No. lo2, Ja:ro AleNqndcr; W. :
Hancock. No. 25p. Thomas &. Koroncy Peter Cooper.
No. 3l3. Michael H. Mhalcn.
Jane, McQuadc. No. So. William q. Rlbici \. :
Williams. 40 sol. George Phtzcr; Fred iieckcr. no
4O5 John Muller; Veteran, No. 43G, james j. keenan,
Volunteer NO 459 Frank W. Robbins: Phil sheridan.
no 233. Charles Nocal; Naval. No 5l6, Bradley g.
James Monroe, 10. COZ, c. G. DoDb, Hans Powell
No. 63o, James r. Walsh.
These subdivisions were under the command o.
Past Grand Marshals William 7. Walton Charles
Mex. Lcoser C. II. Lutiens, Il. W. Ellison and
j. Is. llOrIcr.
OTHEE DIVISIONS.
The next two subdivisions were composed Of
Blooklyn posts the first commanded by cN-PolIcc
Commissioner James ID. Bell. the new chairman
of the King, County Memorial Committee and
made up Of Posts NCs. p. 10, lG. -. l4N, ll0,
1qT. 9O7. 23l, 2S6 325. 3j1, 500 4ij, 499,
500. 53i. GA. G20 and o35. The other Brook
lyn division was under The command 3l "plhi
Marshal George y. Brown, Of Harry lee Pos!,
40 Il, and was composed Of Posts Nos II, -,
81. 80, l!2, lj2. l6l, iS', "p6' 56'' h"' ana
o23.
v-as ubpu
by Comradc James II. Jenkins, Of Post No. 80,
formed on the left of the second Brooklyn DIVISION
and made up Of Posts nos. 90. 10, "o3'
3Gs. AL lj25. j44. $50. CPS. II, lGj, 5?i, 90;
%. IL, l2O, l44, 10, 3is, 400. 4J6, 300 ana
800.
Then came the gallant comrades from the De
parfmcnt Of Connecticut, led hy the Department
Commander, Comradc henry J.. Lanton, anI ms
wcll-mountrd stan. The Department Of New
Jersey held the extreme left of the Grand Army
line and most nory sustained tins honorable pos1-
tiou. The New Jersey comrades followed tbclr
own Department Commander. Comrade j. Il;
Mulliliin, and his stan, al mounted, as were all
commanders Of divisions and their aides. Van
IOutcn Post. of Jersey City. was the most largely
represented in this division. although Ellsworth,
Zabrissc, George II. Thomas. Woener and Wilson
Posts also turned ont III good numbers
YOUNG SOLDIERS AFTER OLD ONES.
Finally. there was the trim-looking corps Of
cadets from the United States Military Academy
at West Point under command Of First Lieu
tenant J. ID. c. llorlins, acting commandant.
The corps attracted, Us il always does, great al
,ention, and the bearing Of the cadets throughout
the day showed the care and efficiency OF the
training they are undergoing 10 serve the toy
ernment.
Next after the corps Of cadets Of the United
States MILITARY Academy at West Point came tho
sven regiments of the first brigade Of TIE Nd;"u'l
Guard. under the command Of l'rieadcr-,'enrral
Louis Fitzgerald. LcutcnantColoncl stephen u;
Oln 4. 4. g.. CHIEF of stan. together with al
the members Of the staff. followed the General.
The officers OF the staff and Of The Tccilncnis wore
Grape OIL the left arm and on The milS Of thrr
swords The brigade paraded in full uniform,
with the long blue army OVcrcoats. and marched
with muskcts reversed. The l2th Regiment
under the command OF C0i"nel iienan Dowd'
with $50 men. IT, was followed by n" 'th
Rcgimcnt with 900 men, under the command Of
Colonel Daniel Appleton. The list Rt2i-
ment under Colonel Frederick hopper, had 900
men in line A. the orders were 10 parade with
ovcrcoats. and the State had failed to provide
enough, about fifty men who had reported for
duty at the ormory were unable to march.
John r. CamD, with 600 men. The 9th, Colonel
William Seward, ir, had 800 mon. \ conspicuous
figure vas that of the chaplain. pr Maynard wh"
under Colonel George ID. Scott, we're 800 men.
Ihc Ggth Regiment, under Colonel James Cava-
naugh, marched 700 III line.
GENERAL TREAIAIN'S DIVISION.
The division under General II. L. Trcmain formed
In Fifty-ninth-st. reaching west to the 8oule-
ward and up the Boulevard TO SiNty-lirst-st. Gen
cral 1Tcmans STAFF consisted. Of Colonel Edwin \.
McAlpin Lieutenant Philip :. Tilden, Lieutenant
Harry l.. Frccland and Lieutenant William
Sweeney.
me Old Guard followed, under Major George W.
Mclean. The members of his stah were RaStus
s. Ransom. William II. White and Adiutant Isaac
&. IIoagland. The Guard was preceded by Par
menters Band, under Major H. &. Parmcnter.
Who is the only representative of the drummcrs
sent in 1861 from Governors Island, and who
was with General Sherman throughout the war.
WITH THEIR WAR COLORS.
Following the Old Guard were the 73d New
York veterans, known as the I'd Fire
Zouaves," in uniform, 30 strong, under
the command of Theodore F. Ruhlc. Two stands
of war colors were carried by the detachment.
The veterans Of the G9th New York followed
az strong under Colonel Thomas NJ. Canton and