New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-18

.or,r mon many Of them members Of military UT
| c,nizations there some old Republicans III 'nc
,nr,s many OF them being veterans OF the war;
| rho Fourteenth Ward made fine showing. Ino
,.oorce !, owens Battery assembled ut headlIirlers'
pcdfori-ave and North SecondSt, on tihe' i~,e
uere 800 members In the parade, ana III "rahu.S'. "a"
Harrison and Reid Campaign Club joined lhe phi"i'
Nth 1872 members. Together the two organizations
rched TO meet and escort the associations rom inc
Fifteenth and Eighteenth wards prior 10 asSenioN"s
,h the other four Eastern District wards. Inc Of
acers leading the George A. owens BATTERY "cre
CAPTAIN George \. owens, Marshal George ii. ""'i'',
FIRST Lieutenant George W. DALEY, Second lAenuiai'
charles Edwards and Third Lieutenant uenry Schue-
adler The uniform consisted Of white sir', pI''N
trousers and white cap with gold eagle. Inc p'"''
men carried atty American flags
The Harrison and Reid Club has officers as foiip"S'
capain James Bmnngan; first Lieutenant, klchar"
rurke: second lieutenant, Charles Spelling; third leu
tenant william Klssil; fourth lieutenant "ln"m
Daley: fifth lieutenant, james StcnSer.
The Fifteenth Ward was ablaze With cnthl7aS'h'
different Republican organizations met together AT the
beodouarcrs Of the regular assocation~ al NO. Ola
Grondst. and I'm body moved down "rahu-s'' "
Bedford ave-, where they met the ealwart men Oh 'ie
Fourteenth Ward. There the two wards haHl'u'
headed By the Eighteenth Ward Association marched
n the gathering place in Bedford-ave near The foui-
tain The Fifteenth Ward organizations which took
mart in the procession were: The Republican ASS-
io.on and the Fifteenth Ward Republican Club aggre-
eating go members. This was exclusive OF the
Lincoln Vetemns No. =, Of Kings County, whlch turn'n
o,t l12 members. The officers OF the organizations
sttn,d were rs follows Regular Republican
Association president, Herman longe, WHO ac'eu as
chief MARSHAL OF the wuM assistant maiehals r. NJ
Johnson and j. H. westcrvet; captains, IL. 5. sailn'
~ l. F. Rot,Ier T. r. Hendickson, J. II. Butler,
: p pnle W. C. scott, william Dickinson, john
| Bcck william InstHcd, Thomas Hill and W. IL.
Haviland The Fifteenth Ward Republican Club was
| commanded By H. president and captain, Phinp i.
williams. The Lincoln wnr Veterans No. WIS mar
tallcd by the following officer: Capain, Theodore
~ scott Adutnnt John I'LL. Ouartennaster james
T. Taylor Firrt Lieutenant J. J. Burke second Lieu
tenant John owen, Chaplain Henry scrntc' quarter
Sergeant, George H. smith, sergeant MAJOR JhIes
f. GRAY Tile officers Of the Fifteenth Ward Repubn-
can Club who turned ont were rs follows President
T. r. williams: first vlcc-prcsidcnt james McMurIay
second vice president, james H. Collins third Vice
president G,Mgc Hull; secretary, W. W. wilson
treasurer Il. j. Hcndrcleon; librarian, John PRENTICE
sergeant a arms Samuel Barton
The sixteenth. Ward is known the pivotal ward
~ BROOKLYN As IL GOES In Presidential elections, 1t
has been remarked the Nation goes. II Is evenly
balanced politically. The German Americans, who
comprise the bulk Of the population In that ward, have
taken hold ~ never before In its history 1t was
represented last night In the parade by four power
nl organzations-thc Garfield taon. Joseph H.
benjamin Battery. the samuel : Worth Association
and the Myron T.. Goubock Association. The Gar
field Union Is composed Of Of the richest ctl
zcns Of tho ward II comprises 30 members, ~
whom 100 turned out last night clad In dark business
,nits high silk hats. with Kid gloves. and carrying
canes. The union was marshallcd by Capmih
charles ". Ockert IL principal officers being Presi-
dent Henry schulz. yicc-Prcsident George l.. orpcn
and secretary Joseph II. Cox.
The Joseph H. benjamin Republican Battery l. the
successor to the Frederick Mezser Republican Bat
tory SPONSOR marched with the parndCrs, who
turned out I'm uniforms 10 the number OF los,
President John EhrInger we'll seconded the efforts OF
Captain Frederick Mc2ger TO have the battery make
a fine appearance.
The Samuel = Worth Association turned out 100
strong Ill the mcnbers having fatigue caps. gloves
ana canes. The organization led BY President
Martin Hoffman, and the solieriy bearing Of the men
and their marching cvo"d favorable comment.
Tie Myron T.. Goulrck Association u ia" six
teenth Ward made It's 0rst public parade last
night. Although this association has been organized
ior two years. the members before last night had
declined 10 take part in any demonstrations.
The nominations OF Harrison and Reid. as soon rs
made aroused the sentiment OF Rcpublicanism before
that time dormant in the quarter Of tie sixteenth
Wari where The headquarters are. and III" club AT
once received acccSsious 10 It's ranks. and by unan
nous nearly two months ago. resolved TO par
tlcl,aic IN AL the parade mad" by the Republican
party In Kings County. As soon THIS was resolved
upon. means were taken 20 provide the members with
uniforms and last night the effect ~ the good work
performed was IN the turning ont OF 263 voters.
all in uniform The officers 81 the association with
the Executive Committee headed the organization.
They were A. follows: VI. slvrman president; a.
Gioiubock first vlceprsidcnt; J. Finer. second vice
president l.. Levy. secretary: J. Thee. treasurer;
Philip Flcck sergeant alarms: Executive Committee
\. ITuco. chairman l.. J. Cohen. secretary A. Gold
berg. VI. Zimmerman. :. Greenfield.
The Seventeenth Ward Republicans. although the
farthest from the line Of march. not the latest
10 arrive at the meeting plncc. The Young Mems
Republican club. Of GrceDpolu accompanied
by the Tlppecanoe Climb. The members OF the Young
Mems Republican Club were attred zouavc uni
forms and they numbered 900. They made splendid
app amnce, and their marching was received with
great applause along the route The officers were
A. follows President Joseph ". Madison; first vic'-
president. Frank Kane second vicePc,ldcnt, James
". Green secretary, sidney \. Barry corresponding
secretary, Edward Tnll1n financial secretary. T.
c. Deans; Treasurer. Thomas Il. Shattcr, LIBRARIAN
John B Tfau; sergeantat-arms Thomas watson
The T1ppccnnoc Club turned ont about 80 strong
The Log Cabin cub, which las headquarters In
Trnklinst.. ucar Java, turned ont 80 strong.
The Charles Grover Protective Cub turned ont
2i2 strong. with liz standard bearer AT the head
The Nnssau Republican Club were $50 strong
The members Of the German Republican club, Of
the Seventeenth Ward. To the nunir"r OF 1913 I'm
talyho coaches. The Harrison aud Reid Club, Of
the Seventeenth Wand, paradcd loG strong
The Eighteenth Ward while 1t but one assOcla-
ton into the parade sent that is well known In
the city Of Brooklyn, probably, any other orgnnlza-
ton OF the kind. II the Francis T. william, Re
publican battery, which IS beneficial. political and
social club OF 6i3 members. 80 many Of these old
time Republicans not fitted 10 endure the long and
atigrlng marches the battery called upon TO
perform, that the marching contingent Is confined 10
300. Last night Of this number 293 turned out there
being eleven pioneers and drum corps of thirty four
pieces included In this number The gun drawn By tho
battery originally owned by samuel >
Carlisle now II resident Of Ncwburg, and known rs n
stanch Republican. After Mr.. Carlisle removed from
Brooklyn he presented the piece 10 the boys OF the
Williams Battery. They have treasured 10 since.