New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
ANARMY OF YOUTHS.
OVER TEN THOUSAND OF THEN TO MARCH,

| THE cr,LEPRATION-INDIAN B0YS IN LINE"
| ria narodo to.p,orro,v Of the school children
s1d students of the higher institutions oi cdi"
iur in this city will not he one OF the slec'aou
lar mr. mnosinr features of the great celcDra'lol'
II will doubtless be lacking III many OF the thihss
destined to make brilliant pageants oil the ueihou
| strations arranged for the other days buV III
some ways there will be nothing a1ofde" W "c
! o,tiro celebration more impressive than the pro-
cc.,ion of the school children ana students ihen
presence and active participation in the commcm-
grafton Of the week will he peculiarly appropn-
ate for they will make striking showing OF one
of the mighticst forces invented and developed
| by the New World-thc common school, ana the
sprcsd of education among the people For the
children themselves too, the occasion Will be a
potent object lessen in history. and will impress
upon them as nothing else could DO the sig
nilcancc of the event concentrated
! There will be an army Of 10000 children IN
line. all a part of the great public school oreanlza-
ton of the metropolis. They will appear IN
twenty regiments, each under the command OF a
prammarschool principal, and each comprising
either ten or eleven companies OF hity Inc
school division will he under the command OF
John d. Robinson principal of Grammar Schooi
| NO o. marshal. who Will have guard oil honor
Of twenty four boys. Twenty-Five bands Will en-
ven the schoOlJoys steps with their stirring music
and some may need such stimulus before the chd
of the march is reached, for ii extends from fHty-
sevcIth-st. down 70 Washington Square then TO
| Fcurtll-st where the line will dsband. Ample
provision will be made. however, for the care OF
any who may find the road weary one Along
the rontc Health Department physicians will be
stationed. and there will he ambdanccs ready at
hand +, make certain that none shall suffer from
- mistaken o.; iml;o of his strength.
The second division vii. comprise pupils Of the
Catholic schools academies and colleges Of tho
city of which there large number. ms
division is in charge of General James r. O'Rerre,
anG Will number $500. Next comes the dclcga-
ton of students from the colleges and universe
ties. Major Frinlilil Bartlett. marshal. Columbia
sends 900 the University OF Ncw-Nork l,?OO,
the College of the City of New DIRK 800 and
the various professional schools of the city, a
large number in addition; SO that the student
forces of the city will present a large and rep
rcscntativc body. The line will he closed with
the members of many uniformed private schools
and institutions, the marshal being Major Max
Rcece The entire parade is to be in command
of Colonel David :. Brown. grand marshal
General OReirnc has had in training 800 bows
from the Indian Industrial School, Of Carlisle,
Penn. 70. the opening Of the Exposition in Chi
cagc and they Will take part in the parade TO-
morrow. They will he in uniform, AMI. will he
accompanied by their own band OF thirty members
Drcc' descendants of the who first greeted
Columbus to tie shores Of the New World, they
will form one of the mos, interesting and suggest
i've sections OF thc parade.
1t is TO b. noted that all the public stands put
up by the cry, except those Madison SluaIc,
will be- free on Monday. Superintendent Byrncs
sent out notice to all the public schools to that
elect on Friday, 80 that the children should he
sure 10 spread this information among their patents
and friends. The line viii form follows;
Grand Marshal:
Colonel DAVID :. Brown
AdiuIani |cncIdl and Chioi OF Stod
Assistant AdjuiantGcncral:
Major George ". Barry.
George Lawrence Myers.
Aides FOR school Parade
Captain Charlie, Il1lncr J.. NJ Can2; james d. Din
i. WII,, 4. j. Comics. Hartnell Wilkins
v. q. smith. j. +. Kane thc Hon.
a. Wills bowno, Henry eau,
Dart Mcclaye.
PUBLIC school. DIVISION.
Nor,na Ioan p Eeassa Ic"s s s of c spS
OF caor Of twenty four boys. Alc. Dr.
PAU Hoffman, assistant sup"rlni"rd
cnt Jamc, Goodwin, ass-tait
Pre- dcu' Of tie Eoald Of fig.a'ion. Joha l..
john ia pr.
1t Regimen: Commander. wander chds. prnh,
,al OF Grammar -cioo! NJ 90 Ten comPlica 81
a,ty, from |gnma- school, H'': 6 no. d. d. w.
ID T;,i i TO- ccr'andc, rnja D. Clark. principal
OF Grammar school 80. so. Ten tYmlmhl'' "t
my from Granlna: schools Nos. co. o. 10 an'
81 Rceimrn' Commando. Hugh 7. o'Non principal
~ a. t,lllnHiur : .Aooi SO -. Eleven ompanea -
NV from Grammar school, nos -, i, 20. a.
:, 10 ara -. Total. 80. ,. ,,.o,o,,,
''' pri,riI,"i Of Grammar -chool NJ. ,. Ten
imnics Of hny. from Grammar schools Nos. - IL
18th TX Regiment COMMANDER Enjaa 5 Rowland, prn-
cipal OF Grammar school No. ~, fIcVch , con-
pincs Of hfiy. from Grammar school NO. o. io'"''
9Th Eccimcni Commander. Thomas J. McIghan, prn-
cipal Of Grammar school 40. 80. Ten companies
Of nny from Grammar school No. 50. Total, 900
7th Regiment -commandcr Joseph D. ,nsey, mr. ~,
Of my from Grammar school No. 20. Total. 500.
9Th RGsimcnlm, onmandrI a'd f. 1aa rnnrl p
Of fry. from Grammar schools Nos. ID and 3d.
9tl Regiment -Commandcr y. p. Beers. principal
Of Grammar school No. -. Ton comparics OF n1y,
from Grammar schools Nos. 10, % and 80. Total,
loh Regiment Commander. J. Frank Wright. prn-
cipal of Grammar school No. = Ten companies
Of Any from Grammar schools Nos. :. 4, - ard
20. Total 800.
1lih Regiment - omnandcr John T. Mcguire. prn-
clpal OF Grammar school 40. -: len companies
Of hly from Grammar schools Mo-. 30. 3 and 10.
i24 Ecgi l l rcommgga + IL r''ErGy p gm
nip,J.. ~ Gfir ram Grammar schools Nos o. 10
and 80. TOTAL 80.
l3h Regiment Commander. Wilbur +. Hudson, prn-
cipal Of Grammar school No. -. Ten companies
of fifty. from Grammar schools Nos. II, 49, - and
40. Total 800.
l1th Regiment Commander. Lafayette On"y. prime
Ta OF Grammar school so. II. Ten companies OF
nay. from Grammar schools Nos. II, IL, % and
2i Total. 800.
18th HoGinrHt-C mmnnd"r, william \. Owen, prln.
crai Of Grammar school No. 30 Tn Compnirs
Of ffly. from Grammar school 80. So 1Itll, 80.
10th Rclmcni-t Commander. Edward :. Page. prind
pal OF Grammar school 40. ~. Ten conn ahic, Of
Fifty. from Grammar schools Nos. II AMI -.
Total. 800.
11th Regiment Commander. Edward II. Boyer. prln
cpal Of Grammar school No. 81. Ten companies
Of fifty. from Grammar Schools Nos. ~ and o..
Total. 800.
18th Rcpimont-C Commander John Walsh. priucipaj
OF Grammar 'choo 80. - Ten companies OF
fifty, from Grammar sch JOis Nos. - and 20.
Total. 800.
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