New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11


No 10. \. Ga,t..n.
LONG ISLAND CITY SENDS ITS SCHOLARS
The children Of the public schools Of New-York CITY
were followed by those of Long Island City. Headed
BY Mayor Gleason, they marched from the Thirty
fourth-st. ferry to Fiftyfftst, west OF F1fth-ave
They 900 strong and were accompanied by the
entire Board of Education Of Long Island CITY, The
members of the Board Thomas Larkn, PRESIDENT
John Monaghan James McWilllams Andrew schmutzler
and Henry Neisnger.
The scholars came from five wards and were divided
into five divisions. according to the wards from which
they came Ex-senator Edward F. Pagan the
commander. The First Ward division was commanded
by Professor Peter F. Tarpey, the Second Ward BY NJ s.
Willard the Third Ward by J. Barlite, the Fourth
| Ward by c. W. Gold, the Fifth Ward by Peter T..
Denorcst Each one OF these commanders is the prin-
cipal Of the public school In the ward which he COM
handed. The Old Guard Band OF New-iork headed
! the children from Long Island City.
SIX THOUSAND CATHOLIC SCHOLARS
The second division composed Of pupils In the
Catholic schools colleges In the city. over o'ooo
| young took part in the parade Of the Oapio'io
| division. Among them were fifty coored boys lroi
| the school Of the Church Of st. Benedict the MONT
The applause broke out all along the way when these
| bright looking coored boys came marching by. lhe
| entire division made Il creditable appearance ana
brightness aertness and intelligence shone IN every
face The children forming the division FORMED III
|
Fifty third st. and then fell into their regular pace
| in tho line There were many American flags borne
| by the different companies.
The list OF Catholic schools represented IN the
parade and the numbers they turned out was rs io
! lows ST. Alphonsus's 100; st. AIMS, 90 Ahhuh-
| citation so: st. Anthonys. 100: ST. Bonfaces' o.
| drum corps: ST. Ersids, 100; drum corps Cathe-
| dral $50: Epiphany, so; St. Francis Aavlers loo'
Il (abrlel's $50: Holy Cross, 100; Holy nnocehtS'
| ,30. immaculate Conception 25O St. James, 10
| St Jeromc's, 100; st. John Bapusts, 'o' drum
! corps: st. Josephs 12O; ~. 'osephs'
| 80: st. Joseph's, so; st. Lawrences 90 81
Mary's zoo st. Michael's. 300; drum corps 81
Moncas $50: Most Holy Redeemer. 50; ST. Nlchoas'
100: our Lady Of Perpetual Help 80; St. ratricks'
| 100: St Paul Apostle. 200; st. Paul's, 1Oo' 81
Poer's 200; drum corps: St. stephens, 10 drnhi
corps ST. Tercsa's, 40; st. Vincent Ferrer' 2o"'
ST. Francis Xaviers College, 425; band; Mammalian
| College. 400 st. Johns College 100; De La sale
| Institute $50; La Sale Academy, 1oo' bahd' ITO
| tectory. $50: drum corps: Orphan Asylum, loo'
| hand immaculate Conception Mission 15O Immacu-
late conception Band 80; band st. Benedicts Colored
| Home, So a.
| General James r. O'Bcirne was marshal OF the
Catholic division. Edward Brown was adjutahtgep-
| eral and chief OF staf. The generais aius were
| captoin John J. Ryan, Captain Hugh Coleman Ed
| ward O'Flahery John VI. Jones James J. McFarney'
| po,crt + Norris Robert O'Byrne, Joseph Herman,
| Charlie, g. Clemens Frederick W. Floyd DR.. Will
| lam O. Mcagher. William Connolly, Paul r. Leonafu'
| colonel A. dOrville. 7. J. O'Donohuc. Lewis V.
| ODonohue. DR.. George W. Bryant, George D. NC
| Garyln. Dr. j. J. E. Maher, william +. Maher. Thomas
| Ionohue NJ g. Meyer. c. B. IIillenbrand Dr. +. ID.
| Mcrrigan p. j. OConnel, II. J. Reilly, IT, john D.
| Cuning Loui, T. Brennan. Colonel {. Nuendorher,
/ Robert Morris James Hermann, John j. Rooney,
| John J. Hickey. Il. g. Hughes, Patrick Farrclly'
larIc Pollard Edward G. O'Brien, Isaac Bell Brennan
| aud Wae. Flocker.
t.cn raj o'reirnc had been hard NJ work for tito
last two weeks getting the Catholic children ready Tor
the parade and he rewarded fully yesterday
when he SAW how well they marched and how well
| they looked
| FROM THE UNIFORMED SCHOOLS.
The Uniformed schools and Institutions Division
followed undc the command OF Major Max Rcece, who
| had for hi, aids David ;. Brown jr, y. W. Lght-
| burn IL. NJ Forbes, Arthur C. Brown, MAJOR Johh
| D. TreadwclI II. NJ. Forbes. IT,, Lieutenant Alfred
Mitchell and John ;. sutphen. jr The division was
formed in the side streets from Fiftiehst 70 Forty
| ,.vcnth-st. right resting on Ffhave, and the or
| .anizailon marched ~ follows:
| u.ircw Orphan Asylum Cadets-Fve companies
| d .,.,,cd III a light blue uniform trimmed win
| black braid: officers in dark blue: my had IA
tine military band and numbered Ia Their march
| p,rnnr Military school Corps-Commander, Colonel
fcigcnsptn privates dressed in elay coats ana ana
,yhilr trousers officers in gray Iley nad lVV
| men, a good drum corps ana presented Nio "p
lrariihCc.
| chcey school CorpS-Dressed In bue eoa,s anu
whit, trousers; officers In blue: tour COMPANIES;
With total Of loo men. Officers Colonel Edward
Cary: lieutenant colonel, Carl Weber; major
Ernest White: adj utant, z. H. Bates
| ruisbt Of Temperance OF the Episcopal Church
temperance society Colonel John A. DAVIS cnns aG
| intait W. II. Brady. Four companies Aseehs,o son
| ~ Timothy, Calvary and Grace, numbering @'o
Handsomely uniformed.
| Hebrew ohclterins Guardian society-Fye companle.
Of snail boys dressed in gay and following hus
Innd. Thcy wcle heartily applauded for their
marching. Numbered 100
presented II neat appearance III sailor sui'S' al"
iity in the ranks.
Indian Industrial school Carlisle Inn entir
",InGn There were go Indian students rom
rrit. United states Amy of whom hfty were
women. The Indians were accompanied Dy , em"aI
and marched with the steadness OF regular troops.
They were loudly checred all along the me Inc
music Furnished by the band was eAceiieh''
Dorcntown Military Institute-Dressed IN lark o,e
"' informs and made good impression Two com
nnu.s numbering lfty men. aud drum corps.
Young Dalton Zine ,ros crs white bouseS
While hats, trimmed with blue, Presented Il
neat apr "d nIcd with amateur sailors, followed
thrm As they passed the reviewing stand they
urInd b,nds On each Others shoulders and extended
pa''" ,nnanieS from curb TO curb and Vice Prcsi
drut Noton and Governor Flower appeared hluch
| pleased with their appearance
r,nnlng School Mechanics and Tradesmehs SocieV-
!" 4 handsome body Of 100 young men.
NO., End schoo-Fory eight In ranks, with drum
corps
Gitterlng Spears-Commander; George a. hncrner.
romnany Of fifty Presbyterian Church boy h"r'nS
spears.
clinton Liberal Institute, Fort Plain. ~ T.
Ic,l Cadets OF Plainled. " Thirty young men,
Now York rurn Bezira OF New lork-A fine body OF
~ INDY children There were 800 In line, many OF
whom were girls There were several dinerens
snrIrtics all OF whom were Handsomely ufiiormeN
and had either bands drum corps
roIpmbio Grammar school, Jersey city Business Col
lege Dr. A. CnlliScn's Day school
Inf NJ M ifp nd
Old B,cw ~ Guard. ilN' fohI Mh'S0" INV """ "'''
corps, Two companies.
Il Iarthoomcw's tadets-llandsomeiy uniformed
Four companies. -
Baron de IIirsch Fund Trades schooi-Numoereu -io
Wcincar MISUNDERSTANDING In ranks.
Rugby academy.
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