New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Grand Marshals William p Walton, Charles Men
Leoser. Z. ii. Lutgens, Il. ". Ellison ana D. d.
On the staff are George NJ. Barry, august p
Greene DR.. McEroy, Dr. Edward K. Duly, JOSIAH
II. Benton, John j. Humphrey, D. ". Gilbert Gilbert T.
A. B. Reed, w. 5. Dunbar, Charles Uunther, George
NJ Eckert, Ferdinand Levy, Joseph Keller, John
NJ. Nugent, Michael Kcrwin, John W. Jacoby ana
As Major Chappell has made five subdivisions
instead Of four there likely to be trouble to-day
Colonel Clarkson has certainly made no arranst-
ments for five and there may be confusion II Is
even possible that Colonel Clarkson VIII settle
affairs by throwing out the hlth aiVIsl1h: iow- ,H
ever that may be, the following is a list OF the
divisions with their commanders, as drawn up Ill
an order by Major Chappell:
Is, DiysiOa-rost H. Commander nan WILLIAM Nc Nc
tR5cs ER5TS 1a1 B:hTcde T a'6 co. S.' K Kner 3 oh
McCaaley -. }. Humphrey; 1856, L. c. Green; g.
i'd llinl'N Dvl;lO,i R James B. r.e So p oMara
"a James g. boyd 70, John Phillips 90 william
MniIsn MSinc 3a D. McRIoaFIe; 555 H. 4 Thonas; y,
Isaac If. Fuir; 452 J. iiammerschmitt; l43, =. H.
Erown; s, Robert s lceTs 2a4 3 lsd Lee i.mS: I3S;
ISih peahanty: pa, "a" Arthur Isnbod i2s, F. yceTs
30, William G. Harris; oo Edward Hl HnH. lana puor
80, %illism Hageeris 100, 5: 6. Cook 1C3, N. r.
Mcmahon; 40, Edward L. Weller: 1sG, James v
Byrne; 1872, }. Alexander; $50, l. j. hofohey 3D.
yth Diyis.on-a2, Joseph wenk; s57 william 1aE T.
frank w. Robbins: 23;;, Charles vog,l; 5lG, v, J.
osborn 577. William a. llestcn; Coz, {. u. DoDo''
COS, J. T. Walsh.
The corps of cadets of the United States Military
Academy will follow the Grand Army. under me
command of I4ieutenant-C ColOnel Hawkins. Inc
cadets will leave West Point by special tram at
0 o'clock this morning. and will he brought 10 the
city at point about Fifty-nintli-st. i'll speclai
ferryboat ..-, c.., .
der Brigadier-Gcneral Louis fitzgerald. Ihe
brigade will parade in full uniform, with over
! COATS. -
the west side Of Eichth-ave and Of the Boulevard,
the south side of Fifty-sevcnth-st. and the west
side of Fifth-avc facing cas- and north the ici'
resting in SiXty-firSt-st as follows:
Twelfth Regiment. left on SXty-Grstst.
seventh Regiment, left about Fifty sevcnth-st. and
Seventy first Regiment on Fifty-scvcntlst., left
Twcny-second Regiment on rfthave., left about
Smith REGIMENT on Ffrave., lC: about Fifty
Eighth Regiment on Fifth.avc. left about Fifty
Sxty-ninth Regiment on FlfIavc., left about Fifty
frsst.
The Old Guard. under Major Mclean, will join
the column of General Fitzgerald on the left, Iea-
ing the veterans under General II, l.. 1Icmaln, VINO
will act as special aide, succeeding tenefa Nor
rison in charge OF other veteran ORGANIZATIONS
than the Grand Army. All schools, societies ETC.
and all unassigned organizations Will bc under
General Tremain,tO whom they are requested L" IT,
port His headquarters will be in the 22d Reglnc!i
Armory after 20 a. III. to-day. General Iremain
staff is composed of the following officers: Colonel
b. Franklin Hart Colonel Charles K. Bralne, olo-
mel Edwin 4. McAlpin. Major &. W. Cooney. Lieu
tenant Philip ). Tilden,, Lieutenant Harry l..
Freeland, Lieutenant William Swccn"y 49,.
The following are among the organizations that
will parade under General Tremain:
Officers representing Connecticut militia in ages
Veterans Of the 18th Iiishlanders.M M aeo.ou, ,,ro
73d New York veterans. known as the second ire
Zouaves.7 in uniform, under command OF theodore
! nf ioii-
I4th BrooRlyn veterans under command of General
veterans Of the Goth New-York, Thomas NJ. Can
ton commander
Veterans OF the 10Th New-l Ork Volunteers com
Philip H. Sheridan Command No. /. United std"~
icgaF IN a unfoh Hy S @ndeT a GapS3 William T. Mo
NcwYOrk Division Sons OF Veterans, SIXTEEN camp.
represented. among which Is lafayette Camp. OF which
p: II. sherman is a member. Commander W. H.
berkeley School Battalion under command of Town
Columbia school battalion Of cadets, under Colonel
Hebrew Orphan Asylum cadets under jiajor Cohen.
reekskl Military Academy cadets, commanded py
Barnard school cadets. T. c. Mcdonald commander.
Confederate Veterans, camp OF the City Of New-fork
Representatives Of the NewYork Chamber OK Com
RcpreSenaiivcs OF the New-York Historical society,
| in carriage,.
The formation will be right resting at Sixty
!
Boulevard. and up the Boulevard. General Trc-
mains division Will whatever s!dc-StlcctS are
necessary, to prevent interference with the Grand
! Army. 1t will number over 5000.
The Common Council Of Brooklyn viii Join
General Tremans division. The Union LEAGUE
Club asked permission to Join the line in body
from the clubhouse, and this was granted.
General Howard will he represented by his ad-
jutant general to-day at his headquarters. No.
| 1,lS9 Ninth-ave., at / o'clock
Following is the official list Of special aides ::
General Horace Porter to accompany the dcnt Of
General George d. Ruggles, Assistant Adiutant
| General; to accompany the NIce-iTesdent Oi tho
General ~ D, Leggett. to accompany the Cabinet
Joseph ii. Chotte, 10 accompany cAl'csident
t6qude ey N. Depew, to accompany ex-rrcsdent
General John Il. OBeime. to conduct Governors Of
state, and the Mayor of the city to their places IN
General Floyd GARRISON in charge Of Grand Army.
General Robert Nugent, formerly Of General shcr,
mans regiment, 10 take charge OF veterans at
General ii. L. Tremain. in charge Of veteran or
canizatiOns I'm cOlumn other than Grand Army
kiliaen Van Rensselaer,, TO accompany Carriages OF
Major.Gcneral II. 4. Garnum, to accompany the
superintendent of the Military Academy.
Colonel Finley Anderson.
captain ii. + Klngshury, 9th Cavalry.
CAPTAIN \. VI. Wcthcrin Gth Infantry.
First Lieutenant e. H. Patterson. lst Artillery
First Lieutenant l.. Craig 9Th Cavalry.
Fist Lieutenant Guy Howard, 18th Infantry. aide
| First Lieutenant Henry G. Benson. 1th Cavalry.
FIRST Lieutenant David Price, 1st Artillery.
FirstIicutenaGt Charles q. Treat, 9TH Artillery.
aide dc-camp.
First Lieutenant W. w. Forsyth. 9Th Cavalry.
second Lieutenant samuel ROdman, IT, lit Artillery.
Additional second Lieutenant Golden l.. III. RuggleS,
1st Artillery.
The veteran organizations that are unable 20
participate in the procession and that are 10 salute
the body of General Sherman at Desbr0sscs-si.
Ferry will report TO General Robert Nugcnt at
3 o'clock today at his headquarters. United
States Building, No. 134 Canal-st., Ncw-lorli
City.
/ Chief Inspector BymcS called the police cap
tans to Headquarters yesterday and gave careful
instructions regarding the work which the depart
ment will perform to-day during the march of the
funeral procession All Of the police reserves VIII
be on duty from noon until p. AbOut 1,2OO
policemen will be stationed along the route Of
the procession and will be under orders TO pre-
serve the best possible order at every point. Cap
I.,n fi1.Iln nf fInr