New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22
ITALIANS IN PARADE.
CELEBRATING THE ANNIVERSARY OF VICTOR
EMMANUEL's TRIUMPH.
rrrrp FLAG FIoATED WITH THE STARS AND
STRIPES OVER CITY HALL IN SPITE OF
DEMOCRATIC oPPoaUoN-THE
DAY IN BROOKLYN

DAY IN BROOKLYN.
r.n,vono wears ago on last Sunday. there occurred
~ Uni In Italy which changed the subsequent
history of the world. On that day the shouts OF
the nonlaoe which hailed the entrance OF the troops
NJ victor Emmanuel into the streets Oh Rome PrV
claimed the end of the temporal power OF the Ioue
and uIretrios line Of Papal rulers. After hitter nsh
with the Papal troops. the Pofta Pa one Oh inc :"
90 oId Rome was TAKEN and when night came II
foil ON an Italy that had been made strong ana uheu
A. the anniversary OF the day fell on sunday 'in9
roor the celebration was held yesterday BEFORE u
ocIoc Yesterday morning the streets III inc nelshoo
hood of Washington Square began to I'LL up WIN 30
ceties and IegiOns There were the columbia ouadus
tbe Garibaldi LEGION the Berssglier the Bersasheil
\, ,f-;ca the Dante Alighier the Royal Carbineers
The victor Emmanuel Guard the Garbaldi Guard anu
,bo 1st Regiment Of italian Cavalry. Then came All
th benevolent and other Italian societies In Ne"loIh
The parade began in Washington square
route was from there through Ffth-ave 10 fourtee.n
81 10 secondave. At the Italian Home NO. i'o
~ 900 n number of wellknown Italians had
catbered 10 review the parade. Among those WIN
Igatched the parade from the windows OF the home were
Count Naselli italian Consul of New-lorK' D. H. v
Arnold president of the Board OF Aldermen proiesso
AIer oIdrini. egnora T. vetere sgnor Pettinatet
sienor BarIotti. Signor Staraee, r. d. flerro' NJ
Lynch and DR.. S. d. Dlugach
From Second-ave the route was through "oo'V
ord ploecker sts Varick Place, Houston Macdougsi'
snrinc Thompson, Broome and Mulberry SIS. thehee
20 Worth through Centre and Chambers sts. 10 brOa
rov and City Hall Park where the procession was as
banded. r..
rho nar+icinants then went to Suffers Harlem River
Park. where the festivities were continued I'll he
hour The proceeds of the celebration VIII go 10 Vo
Italian Home and to the Italian Benevolent society,"
The Italian flag was displayed on the City nan III
suite OF the apparent inclination OF some omcis u
mt obstacles in the way. The leading Italians en-
Gagged i'm arranging for the celebration believe lna'
certain race influences and preudices were at worA 70
prevent the unfuring Of the flag But before ~
O'Clock an order signed by Acting Mayor Mhoiu was
handed tn Warden Reese. who Immediately ran up
the National and state flags and the Italian one WIN
tbe rest Secretary Speer said yesterday that "heh
Mr. Cavagparo the representative Of the Italian so
cotics called at the Mayors office last week he tod
him that he must present his application TO the Mayor
The latter 1t seems was not found, and after he nad
Oone ON his vacation the committee tried In VAN 10
reach him by telegraph. There was dlihculV IN
locating Acting Mayor Arnold, but the committee sue
ceeded in finding him at the Democratic Cluo yes
terdav morning and after explanation Mr. Arnold
issued the order lie did not however, succeed III
removing from the minds of the bulk Of the ltalah
citzens the idea that influential Tammanytes INTENDED
To prevent their flag from going up on INC OIy nan
The united Italian societies OF Broohlyn also narChc
on parade yesterday from Hamilton Ferry, Hiiough
Hamilton ave. President Clinton, JoFaenon Nll0ugh-
nv. Bridge Front, Fulton and Henry SITS, back TO
Hamjt0n-ave where cars taken to picnic
ground in the sOutherly part Of the city About l2Vo
men were In line. As the city hags were not us.
N tovn To review the parade the procession passed In
the rear instead Of the front Of the City Hail.