New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

GRAND MARSHAL SAMUEL COLLINS.
n the narade which will take place under th'
command OF Grand Marshal Samuel Collins u'
troops of the Regular Army on duty In ''e heien
bourh,od Of New York, the National 'uarus Vi "'
State the Navnl Reserve Artillery 'he SUNS y
Veterans. and the Old Guard acting as escort u
the reviewing officer will join the Grand Army oi u''
Republc In paying honor to the day
Tho reviewing officer will be Mayor Grant On
the reviewing stand with him will be General u ..
Howard United states Army; CoIvmander-ih-Ch'l
John Palmer and members of his stan Dehera WAGER
swaync commander OF the Military Order OF the Loyal
Legion General Daniel Z. Sices. Controller Iheouore
W. Myers Recorder Frederick smyth, Commissioners
Thomas f. Gi.roy President J. II. V. Arnold Oh uc
Board OF Aldermen Dock Commissioner D. sergeant
Cram. and ether prominent city officials
The memorial committee. under whose auspices the
ceremonies Of the day and evening VIII Oo YOU
ducted IS composed OF the following comrades N'laH
man Colonel David ;. Brown Post NO. COZ hiSt vice
chairman Philip : Bigln. Post NO "A secohu WIZ
chairman Edward Gion, Post No 4os treasurer 'eh
eral " W. Day. Post No. 1875; recording secretary
Major f. J. Atkinson. Post No. 37S corresponding
secretary, John Mulligan, Pos; NO. - sralo hi''
shall samuel Collins, Post No. 4O.
Grand Mar hal Samuel Collins was born at Glasgow
SCOTLAND in 1887 lie came 10 this country Win MS
narents in ls43. They made their home IN Ne"Alh'
n j. where the boy educated in inc Pup'ic
schools He responded 70 the first call LOT .roopS
issn, LIZ President
rroop IT, LIST New-York Lincoln Cavalry, took part IN
on ,bo ha,rcs NJ his rermcnt until 1864. After a
6erce eprocement with the enemy upon scouting
expeGton in the Shenandoah Valley he was ''he'
prsoner and endured the prvaton ana suhciihs III
cident TO prison life at AndersonVllle florence du
Charleston Comrade Collins was mustered out al ue
close of the war; having served four years and three
months lie was mentioned in general Oicers IoI
bravery ON several occasions. Returning t. this CITY
lie engaged in the clothing business his former occu-
patton and is at present connected with the hrm Oh
Hirsch,ynd 4 Co.. in Broadway He Is member OF
.. St. Johns Lodge. No. l. +. and A. NJ, is commander
of John Il. Bendx Post, belongs TO the stah OF ti9
veteran zouave is esteemed by his acquaintance and
nCted for acts Of charity
The gand marshal's order Of parade is as follows
General orders No. 3.
New-York May 90, 1892.
l. The following order OF parade for Memorial
Day, May 80, 1892 Is hereby promulgated and VIII be
Obeyed accordingly . <..,...., ,,.,,,,o,.
r. King, T. S. Army, commanding, VIII form IN flf'h-
ave., resting in Fifty eighth.st,s y con,, Tonic
Ill. The National Guard, 5. N Y, General LOUIS
Fitzgerald commanding. escort to the Grand Army OF
the EePr r % 1o IN "'u
". The lst Battalion Naval Reserve Arie ;,,;
form in West Fifty THRUST, resting In Iitlave: .
v The Grand Army posts and other orSa1 nj
resting in Ffth-ave. The formation will be single
ranks, plaoons Of twelve G2) front, marching at hall
VI The Old Guard and Guard of Honor, escort TO
the reviewing Officer VIII form In East tor'y'SAth-
vi. The Grand MarshaIs STAFF will report to him
at the windsor Hoei t1i'have' ana TIL ~ In,
at S:l5 a. m and at 40 move 10 their place III line
1utanG General at Fifthav and Fifythrdst as soon
as their commands are in Place. ,.,
70 the Worth Monument where the honors OF march
Ing salute will be paid TO the reviewing officer; thence
will be paid to the Grand Marshal; thence to Four
fh.ct md Eoa1rfh -nya md mi
y. While passing Tarrseut. Worth, Seward Lin
cover eO% a and % be Nth @ Of
II. cslriages for invited guests will form in
Of the different posts Of the G. A. R. who are unable
to march win fail in line in rear Of the sixth Division
Column; wagons or vehicles Of any absorption Which
persons. and ali advertising devices must be excluded
from the column Division marshas are particularly
XIII: The maishsI Of The Ffst, Division: upon
arriving a, Fort nsrt will halt his command
Invited guests to take their place in line.
mand, will move in the following order, at $ a. m.
By command Of SAMUEL COLLINS,
Adjuian General and Chief Of st" di' -'"' ''''
Tss %SE Soss With Gs Kns a tho o Of
Engineers by the special order OF the President Of the
sineer Battalion and rand and Batteries and / Of
NE LIST ARTILLERY, from Fort wadsworth Batteries
H. ID Artillery, from Fort schuyler and Company 4,
9th Infantry from Fort Wood
sder-Gcncral Louis Fitzgerald. win take place at
o; ~; and as follows 69th Regiment in West Fifty
eiehthst sth Regiment In East FiitycIghth-st.. 9th
Regiment In West Fifty seventb-st. I'D Regiment in
East Finy,sevenih-st, IN Regiment in West Fifty,
sAth-st, 18th Regiment in East fifty -sixtIst list
Fifty-nftht I'd Battery In West rfty-fonrh.st TronD
in East Fifty fourth st. In which order they Will
Join the column.
The formation will he strictly In accordance with
the new drill regulations but commanding officers Of
regiments may Use their discretion 10 the number
battalions in each regiment, Acting majors and act
ing adjuants may be permitted H. parade dmountcd.
in the discretion OF their commanding officers The
brigade commander and will report him at his
residence at 80 2 m; Reginental. battery and
staf, at Fhhave. and Hfty-eiglnh-st, their
The stan Of GRIND Marshal Collins will be composed
as follows:
John J. N. symes, acknowledgement and chief Of
staff James 0Bsrne GspecMs sg general charles NJ
master general: Clark IL. Mcdonald commissay gen
eral Of subsistence: samuel H. McIlroy. NJ. D.. surgeon
der j. stewart chief OF engineers: Charles Il. Morris,
chief Of ordnance; Rnado d. Braiey; CHIEF signal
chief Of cavalry John b. Hyde Chief Of ARTILLERY John
II. Davis general inspector OF rife pHctice William
II. stone assistant adjntangeneral Charles g. Reict-
er assistant adjutant general John r. Decker assist
ant adjutart general william f. Van WICK. assistant
adjutsnt general; Joseph Hadfed. assistant adluant-
general: s. Lester assistant adjuant general; Robert
Phar. assistant judge advocate general: owen d. Me
Govern. assistant quartermaster general Matthew Nc
William 0'Meaghcr, NJ. d.. assistant surgeon general
George H. Stevens. assistant paymaster general Samuel
F. Pease. assistant chief Of engineers John b. Hayes.
assistant CHIEF OF ordnance; George {. Waterman, |
assistant chief signal Officer; Thomas Moore assistant
chief Of cavalry Benjamin j. Levy assistant chief Of
artillery Charles IT, Williams assistant generalinspec-
- AS,esds t;%p.Seo,gs I. Kilmes, n D. i. sasceck.