New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

THE TIME FOR REFRESHMENTS
II WAS now IA d. IN. The pcd.crs OF sandwiches
who had been privileged 10 enter the police Hines drove
a thriving business with the hungry people on inc
stands The dlSitalics in the r'Vi"wirG>'i an WEI
forgotten by the Com nitec Of Arrangements, ara most
u. them were loon eating sandwiches IN half-Nui-
ieptitiou, manner. winch W., soon laid aside when
the crowds opposite BEGAN t. applaud in appreciation
Of tho fact that even rrcat mon rc hungry. \ sis
ploion>-looling cn!Icn aua was ~o,n TO BE- in
clas-c, held by the reviewing officials and the spec
iator> apIiardcd again. Mr.. Cleveland took 10 food
or liquid refreshments but still sat bars 81 hi, seat, al
most motIonless.
After a brief hall the procession l"ean to move
again. With a nal finished iandwich In one hand
Vice President Morton stood lifting hi, hat in salute
Baron Favn down his glass OF wine TO rise To
honor the American colors.
AZ l - p. IN. The division formed b. the visiting
solilery reached the reviewing stand. Governor Pa
tson. OF Pennsy vana, received many plaudis Is ID"
rode nj dhr head Of the Keystone troops. MI ClrNr
land moved a mu-cl" Of Ms face ana his hat re-
malued undlsturbed upon his head, where II had been
since be- took hi seat in the reviewing stand. The
Pennsylvania regiments in heavy march NJ orlcr
blirdrnrd with knap>ack blanket, 0vcrcoat, cantcrn
and tin cups tim; rlinhcd rhythnically IA" nar h.
The drnb SLOUGH hats If the Keystone boys th'ir
dark uniform, and full Announcements gave III" CD
server AZ once picture or actual service. and there
was doubtless only thought In the crowd OF
spectatorS-that Of the quick and efficient mobal
ton Of these busincs,-llkc looking fellow when the
Homestead riots had reached almost the point Of in
surrcrtion The Gray !nvlnclblc., one Of the coorcd
ORGANIZATIONS IN L.. Pennsylvania National "tari.
received n, Hearty applause as WAS accorded to In"
crack First Troop Of Philadelphia Gty cavalry and
the state Tencblrs.
NIw-JER>EY TROOPS.
At Al D. m Governor Leon Albeit nnd bis
Stai rode by the reviewing stand. bnt even Then Mr.
Cleveland felt no call To salute strong Il Demo
cratic officer The New Jersey troops pr scented Il
fine appearance and had picturesque variety IN their
uniforms, There rcd-cross companies ana
amhulanccs with the brigade Governor Bulh'i"y, 81
Connccticui received hearty cheers a. at th" head
of the martial ranks of the Connecticut >oldrry h'
barred his gray locks at the receiving stand. Tile Con
ncc,icut troops excited special comment 10y the fine
elias, Of horses their officers rode But tn" wnrmr''
demon iralon was given TO the youthful Governor OF
Massachusetts rs b. cantcr,d into view.
GRAND ARMY VETERANS COME.
II wa, nearly 30 p m. when the division Of post
OF tn. Grand Army Of the Republic reached Madison
square. There WAS imprcs,Ivcnc,s about ms
part Of the procession which WAS born out 81 the
records written on the tattcrcd battle haS> which
were thick I'm The ranks ~ III" pnrad"r,. ana i"n
by the many empty sleeve, which hung by The -'H'
Of crlzzlcd veterans, Companies u zouavc, gave
that stretched by the reviewing stand when the old
soldier, went ly. and there WE'RE plenty If band
To add the attrncVcnc.s OF this part ~ III" els
play one man limpcd with a broken ankle In i.e
ranks there were many mi@'"c arms ana one v'iciin
carried an empty sleeve and walked Win th' "id
Of ono artificial leg. II va, while Tho l"it hl'- "i
veteran, were streaming by tina, Mr. cleveland showed
The first sign ~ WEAKNESS and rr,il',-n''-. TIC
shift, unca>ily In his his glance b"cam" les
nycd npon the blue coat, moving by and just q, The
Knltrs Post 81 veterans reached ihr reviewing
stand he rose heavily from hi, scat AMI, turning i'
lack toward tine street. engaged himself In com''i-
ton with some person, i'm a." scat, back 81 inc
froa, row Presumably = WI woman 10 whom
ne spoke. ~. for tie first time since the food ~
soldier. officer and state official, flowed mp tlr
avenue hi. hat va. nrcd from his head. For ~" |
space Of several ninuc. bis back WI, turned 10 ihc
odIcrs marching by. Not long ar'rwari Mr. Cl'vc- !
land was escorted by I-dor >tru, and Colonel |
Hugh r. Garden to the Hotel Victoria.
POSTAL CLERKS IL LINZ.
Tho Grand Amy division va. followed by the fine |
array Of the postal clerks Of the ci'ic, whose gray
uniforms catching hS CLINT Of The sun ~ ihry b'''d
twenty third st. prcscncd handsome appearance. |
Tho marched like drilled s0dlcia' ana ic''i''u
hearty applause
Following the letter carriers came the sixth div |
don the New York Fire Department. with 'mcf |
Iugh Bonner IN command. His aids woi" ''pi"h' |
Nray Ahcarn. shaw. Mclaughlin Hayes aud Mcashcr
The chief received generous applause a. he marched |
~ the reviewing stand and sAlucd tho Wee President
md the Govcrnm The display the largest ever
made by the paid fire department of the city. and |
marched in two Brigade commanded by Charles ID. |
rlrroy and william Dune, followed By the Fire |
Pat rol under Superintendent Abram G. Hull. The |
ngnes and hose carts pa,sd up the avenne In double
lie. drawn by two and thI"c horses each. and The
.ook and trucks and the patrol wagons followed
In q III g
.ompanc,, eight hook and ladder companc, and ,lx
,airol wagons. In the same division Vas dc,lrh-
nent Of one company from Baltimore.
TIL. SEVENTH DIVISION.
In the seventh division came Exempt Volunteer
md Veteran fircmens Associations and volunteer
EXAMINATIONS from towns a, far awly Utica. They
marched in fifteen brigadcs and were commanded ly
irand Marshal Michael Crane, with William nlcc,on
md Bernard F. Martin II, chief ad,. New York Guys
X chiefs who marched in the line were Harry
Toward, John Decker. Joseph {. Pcrley.
'homa, Clcary, Robert ". Guinness, Ell Bate. Elisha
iingsand John T. La COur. j. Joseph Rusch ana
'cter \. Everett The old hrcmen were the first 10
aute the reviewing dignitarcs with more than
Ormal OF the sword dJnng Of the hat They
we're not satisfied with such mild expression Of |
heir feeling, and company after company Of the old
lame and niirm many Of them were,
Orgot 70 keep their lines straight, and SWING their
ats and chccred Justify ~ they passed The stand,
cceiving their reward IN repeated personal rccDgni
ions from the Vice President and the Governor. and
enerCuj cheering and hand clapping from the spec
ntOrs. The bows" they still call themselves.
ragged their old engines behind them aud wore their
ID uniforms. Harry Howard marched ~ usual AT
he head Of tho Veteran Fifemcns Association Of New
'ork, and ~ he limped along was r'cDsuzcd and
ppauded by more people probably than any other
nan IN the line Among other organization, were
he Volunteer Iircmcns Association aud the EXcmp,
1remcl's Association, Of this city the I'd Regiment
Ire IDlavcs Of the 1jd Ncw->Orl Volunteers. who
ger" recruited entirely from the Volunteer Fire De
artmcnt, II New York. and over 100 companies from
roolyn, and other Long Island points, staten Island.
ve,tchcstcr County, New Jersey. Connecticut Penn
ylvana and Central and Western New York. AR
nd their engines or hose carts With them. and many
rought their mascOs In tie shape Of pet dog