New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
THOUSANDS IN UNIFORM.
PROGRAMME OF THE MILITARY PARADE.
THE REGULAR ARMY. NAVY. MILITIA AND MANY
opc ,>rz \TrONS TO Re REPRE- ENTED.

THE REGULAR ARMY. NAVY. MILITIA AND MANY
ORGANIZATIONS TO BE REPRE:ESTED.
Columns of marching soldiers will probably have
an attraction for men and fascination Tor woihen
"a long as warlil<e achievements are remempereu
and as long as deeds of valor are hoh'red' Inv
military narade on Wednesday will, therefore,
not be the least interesting part oil the OoiuniDan
celebration. The mind naturally turns hrst 70 q
line Of uniformed men when the idea OF celeDrat-
inc an event is preached. II is fitting therefore,
,h,. tho military display should be given on the
d,te which is commonly known as that of the
LANDING of Columbus October -. The start Will
ia ,n,de at 10 A. M The line of march VIII be:
From the Battery up Broadway 10 Fourth-st,
west around Washington Square to Flfth-ave., to
Fourteenth-st to Fourth-ave, To Seventeenth
ST TO Fifth-ave, TO Fifty-nntl-st
The line will be in ten divisions and will num-
her many thousand men. IL will be reviewed
n the Worth Monument stand by President liar-
rison or Vice President Morton. and in Fifth-ave,
south of Fifty-nnth-st., by the grand marshal,
General Martin T. Mcmahon. He and his aides
will follow directly after the mounted poncc
who head the march Two thousand men from
rho regular army under Colonel LOOMS l.. Lang
don. First Artillery, L. 5. A. will form the first
division and United States Naval Brigade of $50.
under Iieutcnant-C commander Asa Walker. the Sec
oud. The third division will be the First Bril-
c,de \ G. s ~ Y, 5000 strong with
Irigadcr General Louis FITZGERALD commander.
and the Second Brigade, commanded by Brigadier-
General McIecr; the Old Guard, under Major
George w Mclean, which will be the
Guard of honor at the reviewing stand oil
President Harrison or Nicc-Pr,ident Morton and
the members of the Cabinet; the Naval Reserve,
J. W. Miller. commander; the Provisional Brigade
of the National Guard of the State Of Pennsylvania
nder Governor Robert T. Pattison; the New-Jersey
National Guard, under Governor Leon Albeit, and
the Connecticut National Guard, under Governor
Morgan q. Bulkeley
Division No will he of the Grand
Army of the Republic, New-York and visiting
posts. under David S. Brown. This column will
| be- headed by thrty-iour majorgenerals Tie
next division will consist OF 1900 members of the
United States Letter Carriers Association, under
| / evils T. Mullen The New-YorS Fire Department
and FIFE Iatrol, Chief High Bonner commanding,
| will form the sixth division, and the Exempt
| Volunteer and Veteran Firemen the seventh. Many
of the companies will be from other places.
! Michael Crane will be the Grand Marshal
The eighth division will be of Italian military
| organizations under Cavalier NJ Lemmi; tho
| ninth OF German American societies, under Dr.
| NJ j. b. Messemer, and the tenth, of independents
organizations There will of course be dozens
| Of bands.
The programme is follows
Platoon Of mounted police
Grand Marshal General Martin 1. Mcmahon.
Chief of staff, General William D. Whlppe, L. b A.
| Senior Aide. General Arson q. McCook.
Aides in charge OF headquarters, Lieutenant X. II.
| Patterson, L. ;. A.: Lieutenant David Price,
| L =. \.
! Ouartermaster Colonel samuel Trucsdell, u. s. V.
| Aides in charge OF formation and disarmament, Cap
| tain &. f.. Blunt. L. :. a. Major l.. &. Brek
| EFT, u. ;. '.
| Aides in charge of signalling and teegraphng, Cap
| tain Albert Gallup. \. q. 5. n. V; Colonel
| J. {. Reed.
Aides-WDllam Allen. Lieutenant A. d. Andrews,
Colonel Morris J. Asch, Major Lloyd Aspinwall,
j. sesrle Barclay, G. De F. barton, Colonel E. B.
! Beaumont, u S. A.. Hans y. Beatue. Lewis D. Bsck