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

costumes. while the Turner4 shirts and trousers
Of light gray. They assembled in Park row and
Ccntre-st. as eaily rs eleven O'Clock II was for
tunatc for them that they were In ~ ig loorhoJi
wh.rc they could buy eatables dear to the "e1hhn
heart. for otherwise they woali have had a bari
Time OF II. rs they did not move until ai'cr 0cloh'
When they did move. however they presented Il
pretty sight. Their flags and banners, rule. were
the equal OF carried in the parade. Especially
fine those belonging 10 the G"lmania scnut4ch
iund There were three conpanc' present haneN
Columbus Company NO 1. Captain A. a. >to1enbrrScr
BANNER n; ifI six i x 0 feet BY @n had on one de
the landing OF Columbus. beautifully embroidered Dy
Miss Louise Wagner The picture is on wi WIS re
standing in fine effect. On the other SIDE OF The
Tag target ana crossmSNctS are mirrors M rola
saying that the Nag Is present If m the women oi
the corps.
The second company in Inc was Washington Com
pany No. /. Captain Fred Eisee. They bad also
beautifully embroidered nag on Groqnd Oh REL
Of the flag /, similar 10 that OF the Columbus Com
pany No. J. The third company in line was colum Ibu
Company ~; =. Captan Alexander W0lhng me.
carried similar sized and valuable nag ON bacK-
ground OF yellow velvet was nm embroidered picture
the flag is the target and rnes on rel ground
All the flag. heavily ngcA VIII bnllion oo,
The German American societies FAD over "o,o
mon In line. Dr. VI. ]. +. MESSENGER VS. grand mar
shall The societies that TOOK part wcr' rs follow
Gescll,chafi. 400 men. captain. O. tlhca: Veteran
Association. 18th Regiment. 80 men. captain g.
Walther Austro-IIunaarian Jaeger Hund. 100 men,
caDtan. F. KLEIN Austro Hungarian schneInn "e.
sellschaft. captain. II. Hoppe: York Turner'S
W. IIalk: German echuctsen FUND. W. X. !. lnuS
letter German SGhetzcn BnnE no. b. I r. g. FeG Yn
Yor,, Schuetzen Corps Fred Cooke York Central
sr G% co TTr cpinn R"rn' Harlem Independent
schuelzen Corps. Captain Ilildorbrlnd; lager Com
Cantain Crcdo: New-York Schuctzen Fund No L. Cap
tait Wcissnann: Now Yo"S Schuctzcn Rund. y
Ks Conc0rd G mnG e. Frot notaom
Germana L. II. W. X. j. Fis,hcr' lavarian Jaeq:r
Association. F. A. Kopecky: First Bohemian sharp
shooters. Captain Rosenberg: Bohemian american
Rowing Club. CaDtan >ncda: Catholic bohemian
ORGANIZATION First Bohemian SlsIpshootcrS. Of Iio
T. Kornobis comnandlnc-od SharpsIooters I'd Kra-
cocys Of Jersey city Artillery OF Newark. Guaril"r
Bridgeport.
INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATIONS.
The tenth and last division formed IT. line OF march
in Murayst., west Of broadway. 1t comprised indie
pendent organizations only. and. hence. the varied
costumes OF It's different Subdivisions added not a
little to the pcturcsquenesS Of the demonstration.
Militant. Independent Order of odd Fellows. of New
Jersey. Lincoln I1qneer Corps Of New York. and The
the sixth seventh and eighth respectively. in the
or, order G march, ,b had d not reported 10 ~ sGne
estimated that there were. al least 900 men under
Adam Brown was commander n.chief of the dl-
vision. with John J. McDermott suIprcm" adjuiant-
gSFSa and Gp nd T. ms SSH pa, I ,g pFec
mander's staff We're p. W. Baxter, :. b. Morris, +:
s River Go a p w cC9fs 3oa mayer John IN
Dr. nSa G King coss r. s sod0T cycr ccGe
iomn p. NJ Daily. William f. Ducins. b. b. Levy
The first subdivision was tho United Conchvo of
Knights OF Sherwood Forest headed by military
hand In the front rank was large white silk flag
Brooklyn Organization no s. The COSTUME of The
order consisted Of dark blue long frock coat with
and white ostrich feathers and sa>hc, and decorations
Significant Of the different associations Of the order
Harlem. dressed in zouavc costume. with bright red
smallso'hc blue jackets and red Tr"mi was
Of the Ancient Order Of Forcsters The corps is
Gu stillon Wo, clra Of recocnition "~ hc G"fiIy
The Tinted Conclaves Of the Fore,ters Numbered
some $50 men and the organizations taking part were
hmplre o, New; York CITY Common wealth Mas;
Proyidencc. R. l.: 0ncyvine. R. J.: Washington.
y. Y: Enterprise y. J.. Newport, r l.. King Philip.
tan, y. y; Cataract Civ a. j. Lafayette, y. y;
Harlem, \. Y; Ehhu Burntt, Conn; Newark y. J..
Scn SsgS" FYm% S nSo
n, y; gayonne. \; j.: T. A. Butler y. y; Middle
The Ninth Ward Pioneer G Corps came next headed
by its band of fifteen pieces. The members Of the
scdc Ts and had s on Left mnd c hSri %
blue jackets and high white fur sbakOs. They were
Third in line were several regiments of the Knights
or Fytlnas. There were 300 In the New ! OrH :.
Brooklyn and other delegations. under command Of
W. }. schweicher. They were accompanied by the |
Brooklyn Drum and Fife Corps. Of forty pieces. in |
blue fatigue uniforms. The NewJersey regiment |
i had about 125 men out and was Commanded by
Colonel Gustave Steup. The Knights Of Pythias weIo
In dark blue black frock coats, with white helmets
md red crests. The National organization Of tho |
order was represented by two OF It's stan officers.
Colonel +. II. Palmer Of New-YOrk. and Colonel C. |
V. NJ. Wilson. OF New Jersey.
Then the First Austrian Schutzsn- Bund. Of |
New York and that Of New Jersey. under f. Rosen
hcim NJ liorowitz. and Il. Gordau These organiza- |
nf mn In mart
had on green frock-coats ard darlrcd trousers. The
rank and he were in blue costumes with heavy red |
sashes and trimmings and black fur ShalcS sur |
mounted by the Austrian eagle. With them the |
Russian Military Association company Of artillery |
In dark green clothes, thickly embroidered. II, head
gear was black lambs wool skulicap frontcd by |
the Rus sian eagle
The Charles sumner lcoored) Pioneer Corps, under |
+. I. Mathews: the Veteran Guard. under j. r. |
Gaahorn. and the Olive branch. ROYAL Black Pre- |
cepory, under samuel Kcat all of this city, closed |
up the tenth division. They were well drilled and |
each had its own drum corps. The Charles sum |
ner Corps, dressed in navy blue. white leggings and
high black fur shakOs looked formidable as they |
brandshcd their heavy battlc-aXes.