New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31
Ae TROOPS Of the Regular ARMY. and the reception

The brig ade Of tho National Guard marched under
the command Of General Fitzgerald follows signal
Corps Captain Albert Gallup. acting mounted escort
to the brigade commander; Goth Regiment. Colonel
james Cavanagh; 9Th Regiment. Colonel George ID.
scott; 9th Regiment. Colonel william seward, IT.; ord
Regiment, Colonel John T. Camp; 9TH Regiment, Colo
mol Daniel Appleton 10Th Regiment, Colonel ilcman
Dowd; list Regiment, Coonc. Francis vInton Greene
LIST Battery, Captain Louis Wendell, Troop A, captain
Charles +. Roe I'd Battery, Captain David Wilson,
Owing 10 a difference of opinion TO values be
tween the officers Of the guard and the musicians the
regiments deprived OF their customary enhvenns
band music but the fife and drum corps OF the several
commands proved satisfactory substitute and the
marching OF the Avorie regiments was fully up 10 'e
mark. The tactics were observed yesterday, ana
instead Of the elbow touch OF many generations OF
soldiers, a space of six inches WIS allowed giving
for the swing OF the forearm The change
elected approval from both regulars and old veterans
Tho Naval Reserve came next TO the National Guard
Tho First Second and Third Batteries OF the Naval
Brigade were equipped Infantry and the Fourth
as artillery 1t the b1gades first appearance In
parade Of this character and all along the route and
Mt the reviewing stand ii received muttudinous
evidences OF The marching salute ordered by
Grand Marshal Collins given by all the commands
and WIS responded to with grace and dignity by the
Mayor.
Tho Old Guard, under the veteran leader, Major
George w. Mclean escorted the reviewing party as
Ing stand Company was COMMANDED BY Captaif
W. II. White and Company by Captain james F.
Nonman. Adlutant Isaac h. tlioagand. quarter
Master II. ii. Brockway and other staff officers ful-
filled their stated duties The Grand Army guard OF
honor at the reviewing stand under the command
Of Thomas II. c. KincaId, and was composed OF the
following veterans p. II. Delaney John f. Breeze,
Joseph Forbes. John Ruffner, Elan T. Goodrich, F.
Alderman, william Kress, Simon Cron, John j. Dem
arest James B. Scott Thomas Daily, Richard Smith,
william NJ. Frew. John Morand, William HARTMANN
Gustav schirmeister. Michael Sexton, John J.
Sheehau, John E. ROnk George +. Saunders, James
p Rogers, Richard H. Birmingham. John II. Nugent
Jot0 II. Tenant, John Alexandria, Thomas J. o.
Donshughe, Z. J. Dye. Charles w. CHASER, ii. Van
Rensselaer, A. NJ Clark, Peter Dwycr. Joseph Devln,
George A. Faes, George Bockel, George w. Corliss,
John T. Pryor. ]. A. Hyames, James Mcdonald c.
II. T. Coils A. c. Cheney, Alexander Hamilton,
Edwin L. Bulls Frederick Oechsle. Ferdinand Sci
leck, Isaac Echsteln. william G. Watkins, Robert
L. Queen, George Anderson, Isaac Lewis, Lyman Co.
Bloomingdae Daniel w. Burke. Theodore Baumbach,
j. Lechtenoker L. p Di Cesnola, Thomas Reilly,
Valentine Bish, Joseph Murray. James p. Murray,
Isaac W. Hamilton, Stewart J. Donney, Charles IL.
Mccall, Charles II. redman, Malcolm Hoffman.
william schrader, John ]. Jones, f. Ferrero Rob
ert Edwards F. II. Groves Martin ConIin Michael
j. Collins, Charles f. Dennis, Robert r. Berry,
Thomas McKeogh.
The Grand Army column headed BY the Grand
Marshal and staff follows: Grand Marshal Samuel
Collins, Adjutant General and Chiefof-Sad Ionn J.
N. symes and staff officers, IhspectorGeneral James
h. O'Berne, Judge Advocate General Charles NJ. Doves
Qusrtermas General Martin sadler, Commissary-
General OF Subsistence Clark II. Mcdonald, surgeon
General Samuel II. McIroy, PaymasterGeneral c. NJ |
Richmond, Chief OF Engineers Alexander j. Stewart
Chief OF Ordnance Charles p. Morris, Chief signal |
officer Rinaldo ID. Bradley, Chaplain CLARK Wright, |
d. d.. Chief of Cavalry Webster Young. Chief OF |
Artillery John B. HYDE General Inspector OF Rife |
Practice John II. Davis, Assistant AdutantGeneml |
william X. Stone Assistant Adjutant General Charles
e.. Rcickert, Assistant Adjutant General John z.
Decker, Assistant Acknowledgement William E. Van
Wyck, Assistant Adiutant General Joseph Hatfield,
Assistant InspectorIienera s. Lester Assistant Judge
Advocate General Robert Par Assistant Quartermas-
ter General owen d. McGovern Assistant Commissary-
General OF Subsistence Matthew McQuadc, Assistant
sl'rgcon-G General William O'MeaGher, Assistant Pay
master General George H. stevens, Assistant Chief
OF Engineers Samuel F. Pease Assistant Chief signal
Officer George c. Waterman, Assistant Chief Of Cav
airy Thomas Moore. Assistant Chief of Artillery
benjamin J. Levy, Assistant Inspector
OF Rife Practice Charles @. Williams.
Ndes-deCamp-Georse L. Kilmer. n. d. II. Bah
cock William Ill. Wharton, william p. Griffith Thomas |
Jermen, A. W. Treadwcll.
The Is Regiment New-York Mounted Rifles. Ser
gcsnt Michael scilnepp coloT-bearer acted as escort
10 the colors. Then came Past Grand haishas
James Homer, William p. Walton, c. Mex. Leoser.
G. II. Lutsers. Charles e. Hyatt, George Chappell
In carriages preceding the 4th York Veteran Cav
sl3y Charles T. Garfield commanding.
The Grand Army posts and associate organiza-
,ons marched IN nine divisions a majority OF the
poes have adopted the uniform and their I'm
proved appearance showed the advantage Oh the change
Yesterday. IN passing FarIagut. Worth, Seward, Lin
coin and Washington statues, which had been hand |
sooely and appropriately decorated. the comrades u
the posts uncovered. and the coors were dropped with
ron of drums. The nine divisions, marching IN |
single ranks patoons of twelve files 'front.' at half
distance, the following order
First Dvisicn-Msrshal, George NJ Berry, koltes Post
No. 81 Charles Scmsey commander; Sumner Post, NO
- Frederick L. schaener commander; Farragut Post. No
rs Robert s. Heifertv commander Dahlgrcn Post No
llY William McEntee commander; Peter Cooper Post |
No. yl3 NJ. II. Wholen commander; james C. Rice POST
no. 90 II. c. Danicl, commander.
Second Dfvison-Marshal Alexander Ncwbufgcr: La |
fayette Post No. 40 A. g. Mills commander Cameron |
Post No 20, John S. Phillips, commander; Edwin D. |
Morgan Post 3o7, John w. Gibbs, commander George
g. Meade Post. No. 49, Isaac II. Fuhr, eommander
Veteran Post NO. 4YG Edward P. Doherty commander
Horace b. Clahin Post No. 57s Leonard j. liass. COM
Apder Fred Hecke Post. No. 4OS Friedrich Schaener,
commander John A. DIX Post NO 1So, 1. STOCKTON HaA
sted. commander.
Third Dlvislon-Marshal William c. Reddy Alexander |
Hamilton Post No 1872. Andrew NJ. Undsrhi, COM |
uander Robert Anderson Post No. S. Robert Stockpoe
commander Stenwehr Post No. 1872, Francis j. WenecH,
commander; Ellsworth Post No. 81, George A. Kelley,
commander; Vanderbilt Post. No. 1876. George Chappe
commander; General Thomas L. Meagher Post No 507,
oliver Fadden, commander; John a. Iawins Post No.
80 James j. Hawkins commander; W!a!am D. Kennedy |
Post No AZ James Banbrck, commander; Winfield s.
Hancock Post NO 259, Theodore c. Korony co'nmancer;
Reno Post No. A. Charles Brckwedel, commander
Fourth Division Marshal. John f. Nesbet;. John i.
nAndIx Post No. 4C2 Samuel Collins commander; Cen
ora, lanes Mcouade Post No. 557, William V. e. Rib
et commander; A. S. Williams Post, No 39i. Robert
CutIer commander Adam Gos Post. No. $50. Patrick
T. O'Brien commander; l.. A. Kmbal Post NO. 100,
q G. Cook commander; General james Shields Post NO
GO John HsGgerty. commander: Volunteer POST NO
40 George w Martin commander; Edward II. Wade
Post. No. 500 John A. Blair commander Hans Powell
Post No Gss Thomas Gr!mes, commander
Fifth Division Marshal, James Campon; elisa Post
No 2s4 Arthur Hanbold commander; General James s.