New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
DETAILS OF THE PARADE.
THE MARCHING OF TIE REGIMENTS.
TIE GRAND MARSHAL AND HIS AD:-SIAKI
FROM THE NETWORK HoTEL-THE
DIVISIONS IN LINE.

THE GRAND MARSHAL AND HIS AiDE-START
FROM THE NETWORK HoTEL-THE
DIVISIONS IN LINE.
General Martin T. McMahon the Grand Marshal Of
The parade. met MS aid, in Washington Place at
$50 o'clock. Troop \, which detailed To ac'
rs an escort for the Grand Marshal. also there
drawn mp In front Of tie New York Hotel. The afi'
made fnc-lockng body of horScmrn. The coniIn-
gent Of naval officers not the least Interesting
feature of the gallant company. They sat their horses
In manner To di,provc the popular iallrcN that sail
ors cannot ride we'll. When all had assembled The
Grand Marshal gave the word. and. followed 10y hn
aids and the riders of Troop y. wont with gathering
hocfs and the jngng of spur and sabre dom Iioar
way TO lead The great procession back. The list Of
aids who reported 10 General Mcmahon were:
Chief Of staf, Brcvct MujorGen William ID.
Nhippl", {. :. \.
Senior Aid, Genera; Arson q. McCoOk, |. :. '.
Aids in charge Of headquarters, Lieutenant L. H. Pat
tcrsDn, |. :. A. and Licuieuant David rice !.
= \. Cuarlcrmastcr at headquarters. Colonel sam
ucl TrTlcs1cli |. =. a. .Ads IN charge of iorina-
and caplan : f. Blunt. / ;. A.: aids in charge
of >gn.lng and tclcgrlphing. Captain Albert Gal
Additional N, a. aid-wSm ann Hac i.'' Licdttiani A. b.
Andrews. Colonel Morris J. Asch. Major LLOYD A.
r ncaumcn It, t. ;. l.. iIai- :. Bcat,ic lew,
d. Beck. Plry Belmont Edward Eel. Joseph
NJ Howcr,' Jane ". Boyle. Major William Broi
head Colonel William L. Brown; o1ohrl 'ohn &
Calhoun. -. y.
Howard Carroll. General g. p; al Ce,noia' General
Emmons Clarke. Colon. i. VI. Clark. j. :. Cram
Colonel J. schuyler Crosby. Colonel = y; H.
Cruger Amos, J. Cummings a. ;. D"'l,, JGhn -, a..
DEMPSEY, Colonel a. G.. Dckcnson Charl", DE
Frcest. General j. Madison Drake. frane, T. Dna19
Lieutenant II. {. Du Val, Captain Frederick H.
El,sein L. ,. A., Colonel J. H.. Erhardt Lieutenant
Perclva Farquhar. Major NJ b. FAR, Major , JgIn
T.. Fassit, Captain Gcorsc D. Folder Dr. Ialars
eebhard. Colonel 4. j. GiIdersssvc Coonrl f.
Hess James W. IIinklcy, Major J. j. Horncr, John
Hunter, jr., MAYOR b. II. huffman General Thomas
". Hyde, Thona, Jackson, Colonel j. W. Jnc9P3n,
Major ". IL. Jewell. General lloTaiio t. King,
General Fred 7. Locke. George F. Lyons, II: D.
Macedonia Lieutenant G.. II. Macdonald nlied States
Army: General ". If. Mccartney. Colonel George
b. Mcclellan, Henry McCloskey, bradford T. Ma
Gregor, General G. II. McKlbbin. Colonel w: ID.
Mann, Lieutenant AdoIPh Merix rH Mdcr I,a'C'
Nlcklcs. United ,tatc> Navy Hermann oelIichs.
General Albert Ordway. Peter b.. olney, Major lanes
Paris. Charles -. Pcet Hosea A. Perkins General
j. Fred Person, Major Theodore L. Pool, Henry u.
Porter. Lieutenant W. e. Rafferty, mlcd STAT
Army: W. +. RauSrh, Captain ". {. H"dy. NJ"
thanie {. Reynal Lieutenant H. +; RI ades' United
states Navy; Colonel Il. Bruce ricketts,. Capilin
F. r. Robinson. United states Marine Corps; Cap
tain Frd Rogers. United ,latc' Navy General
Nlexander Shaer, Major Philip SCHUYLER. Colonel
Julien scott. John A. Shields. captain \. -limmcl,
Ballard smith, Colonel Andrew j. smith. Henry u;
steers, Li-pcnart Stewart, William -uzer. colonel
Charlie, swift. Dougla, Taylor. l.. Gihcit Ihc!aud,
Il. d. Townsend John Tr"gnsds Major Charle, r.
Pcnssclacr Colonel Alfred WagslaG Colonel Charles
c. F. Wahic. Colonel John Ward, Charle- +. Walker,
Licnlenant q. Whistler Initcd state, Array: cen
leonard. Lieutenant Albert W. illienihal Major h.
v. Erueninghausen, a. CiaWioni Hheno"lti 'naiie'
Frank s. Ellls Edward b lie Fctra. Leicester llolmc
THOMAS H. BARBER Colonel f. G. Brdgc. Lieutenant
W A. Gable. Patrick Calhoun, Robert j. Clyd'.
r iIDd' Of Austin. Tx: Major b. " Emhr United
states Army: c. a. Baratonni. Albert Il. Macay,
David Mcclure Frank r. Pcndcton. Lieutenant 4.
S.b. rim len \. X. ed
states Army Gilbert ". spcr. lr. colonel W. F..
Van wyek Colonel J. dmIT T,n, tsnGtal Fly :.
Army: Lieutenant Alficd Mitchell. d. Lawrence
Myer; Cap;an H. III With; unl,ed Fis'e' army
Woodward. a. G. NJ. Azoy, Licutenant'y. j. Ircrc-
ton. United states Army, and Captain W. j. Maid
hoH.
AIDS IL CHARGE OF THE FORMATION.
Nine Of General McNahon's aids detached
from the staff which assembled at Washington Place
IN ride with the commander and ordered 10 meet
at broadway and Will-st. AT o a. NJ, and report
10 Captain = r. Blunt. Of ti" United states Army,
the chief aid in charge of III" formation and Dis
bandment They Colonel l.. lIaigli, Captain
Frederick II. Ebstcin, T. :. A; Captain II. u.
Wright T.. :. A.: Captain George u. Fielder. y. g..
\ j.: Lieutenant G.. Whistler. L. :. A.;
Lieutenant W. 4. Gable, Lieutenant \. F..
Schcrnerlorn, Lieutenant W. G. Rafferty,, L. ;. ~,
and Captain Bochm. L. s. a. Their duty was to see
that the different parts of the parade which were
drawn I'D In the side streets fell properly INTO IN"
when their turns came. Then they were TO Join
their comrades. Captain Blunt assigned them rs
follows: Captain Epstein. the Army ana Navy
Colonel JIacht the National Guard Of Ncw-fork :
Captain Wright, the Pennsylvania troops Captain
Fielder the New-Jciscy troops Lieutenant NhNu'r'
tbc Connecticut and other visiting troops; Captain
Boehm the Grand Amy Of the Republic; Lieutenant
Gable. the Iircmen; Lieutenant Rafferty,. tn" ind"-
pendent organizations, ana Lieutenant 9ch''"ioi''
the German organizations.
TROOP 4 OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Troop a of the NcwYorh National "naTh ""ch
acted as escort 10 General MCMAHON ana HIS ''""
assembled early in the morning ~ lis armory' No. Lon
West Fitysixtl-st. II was commahden ~ '"P'"in
CHARLES F. Roc. lie was assisted by First Lieutenant
oliver b. Bridgnan. Second Lieutenant Henry iierb'r
palch and Assistant surgeon Thomas H. Allen. The
.o,, b.s 1o3 men and oyer ninety OF them turned
~, They presented a L,nVc appearance with their
Inning helmets and their gitcrng swofds renccuhs
,o sunlight rs they rode their handsome and restless
but well-iialncd horses.
Inc, os fine streets began to fill with sshtsecIs The
or rode down Fifth-ave and across North Washington
-,oro IN the New-York Hotel where tIey were 10
,aot General Mcmahon. They were there III '"o H.
n, nrop,ptly as they had been ordered I"ch WIFI
,,o Grand Marshal and his aids they "'ht uo"h
uro.dway and took up their station III Nhtenaii-S'
=, peovcr facing the commander, who' WIFI h'S sun"
,os waiting at the upper rnd oil Bo"'ns "'''"
Lana they waited from TO 10 O'Clock ana oS 'ha'
limo all was ready for the great paiAuc ~ "'''o'
..rgeant Revel, with forty mounted Po'oe"ch
h.e,ed into line across Broadway. "che'"' VIC
Nahon and his stan rode Out pehihu '" w
Ca,s..I, Roe's Troopers took their places
ae tbe marshal's escort. soon the we'd WAS GNei