New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

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ISAAC 6. CATIIN.
This evening general services will be held in the
Tabernacle ana conducted by the Rev. Dr. +. De Witt
Tamaec. Officers and men VIII attend In uniform but
without SIDE arms. individual Fo-;s VIII attend sc-
vice I'm churches nearer tlicir headquarters 10 be
designated by the pcctvc post commanders some
Of the posts also send details this morning - decorate
graves In Greenwood. Cypress Il!lls. Evergrcei,n.
Lutheran Union. New Calvary and Holy eros, Gem
terry Mansfield Post No. 3d. numerically the strongest
post in Eroolyn. viii march IN body 20 Calvary
Cemetery 10 decorate the graves there. and the Rev.
Father Malone of Il. Peter and Iauls Church. will
speak,
Tomorrow. the meeting for the principal memorial
service at Greenwood will be called order IN tho
afternoon by VI. J. Cummings. who Will Introduce
Mayor roOly a presiding officer. PRAYER viii bc
offered by the Rev. Jane, j. Kane. chaplain United
states Navy and the orator of The dhv Will lc Thomns
Wagner. At cypress Iillls tJ-nouOw's meeting vii
be called 10 order by jane, ID. Bell nud George II.
Fisher will lc the presiding officer. Congressman
William J. COMBS will speak and tho Rev. W r. Pray
viii be chaplain. \ feature Al this cemetery VIII
be the participation In the ceremonies by thrtyrvc
Young women. dressed in willie and carrying baskets
Of cut flowers. who will march T. the cemetery with
Mansfield Post.
The grand parade tomorrow T. pcctcd 20 make a
showing o, 900 mer. General Isaac : Catlin Will
be In command rs Grand Marshal. with George II.
Jackson Adiutant General and chief stan. Head
quarters Of the Grand Marshal Will be at the Han
over Club, Bcdfoid-avc. and Rodney 81 Tho 1T
Regiment OF the Uniformed knights OF Pythas Of
BROOKLYN W. j. sclwe exert, colonel commanding. Will
act ~ a headquarters guard. The 10th Ncwiork
volunteer Veterans will parade tie guests OF lie
Veteran Brigade, II Brooklyn. ard the 115h Now
York Volunteer Veterans Will act an escort - tho
George c. strong Post. No. 53i Ct Brooklyn.
The line viii form with heads OF columns on Bed
fordnvc., all the way from south sxthst 10 Clymcr'
ST. and viii move at 10 80 n The formation Will
be single rank eight flies front, at half distance The
reviewing stand will be at Washington Park on Cum
bcrlandst.
Tho line u march Will re from broadway along
Ecdlord-avc TO Lafayetteave. TO Clermopt ave, to
Wiloughby-avc.. 10 Cumberland st.-whcre the column
Will be reviewed by General benjamin Tracy secrc.
tary T. S. ". General Henry W. slocum. with General
Calvin f. Pratt and Mayor David a. Body thence 10
Lafayette-avc TO South oxford It. 10 Hanson Place
TO Flatbush ave. where the parade will be dismissed,
and the several divisions Of the Grand Army Will de-
mart for Greenwood Evcrgrccns. Cypress Hills,
Lutheran Holy Cross and other cemeteries. under drec
ton Of pot commanders. War veterans associations
after the parade has been dismissed VIII proceed to
the Memorial Arch Prospect Park Plaza. where ser
vices will be held.
At the head Of the column will hc detachment oil
mounted police then the Veteran Police. Grand
Mclaughlin and aides. The United state; troops Ma
tional Guard thirty-two &. \. Il. posts. sons Of
Veterans Volunteer Firemcn and Brooklyn Fire De
partment will follow In seven divisions III THIS order
First dyislon-Light Battery and Batteries ana j.
Ist Artillery u. s. Army, Major John Eean' commanding
T. & Naval Brigade, Commander George NJ. Book,
II s. n Second Brigade, National Guard state Of New
York Bricadcr General James McLeer commanding aud
ston Brigade Signal Corps, Captain Fred 7. Leigh.
commanding; 18Th Regiment Colonel David b Austin
I.rfru
csnnnanding 23d Regiment, Colonel J. y. Partridge
commanding; Regiment. Colonel H. c. Clark, com
handing; 18th Regiment Colonel j. q. EDDY commandng
Third Battery, Captain Henry s. Haequin. commanding.
Second Dylsion-Grand Army o. the Republic. Depart
mcnt q NcwYork Assstant-Marshal Charles Quinn
arding Veteran Brigade General T. H. Fowler command
ing Cypress IInls Cemetery Dlv,on-M,nsnold Posi- no.
3d. Commander Martin Barbara Frtchlc Post No H.
Commander Henry Pcasc James II. Perry Pos: No. 80
Commander Charles A. Clayton L. s. Grant POST No. 327
Commander Thomas W. Topham; 5. r. Dupont Post. No. !
Is7 Commander Emel c. Walters; Il. T. Mddet.n Post |
No 500, Commander a. Stewart walsh; Michael Wall |
Post No. O23 Commander Andrew ScamGn: Giant Guard
escort N William l.. Garrison Post. No. 207 Commander
Charles w. Mcfarland.
Third Assistant Marshal NJ C. Shattuck com. |
mandnr Greenwood Div,ion-nnnkin Post No 10 |
inander James H. McKenna; Dcyin Post, No. i4S Com.
mander Henry C. Draper; 4. $. Dakin Post.
No 2oG. Commander Thomas Fnnegan; Gushing
Post No. 23l, Commander y. ID. Van Inigcn;
George G. Strong Post, No. 53i, Commander Johl w
Rsynor; Winchester Post, No. 1877 Commander John
Corbltt c. D. Mackenzie Post 800 Commander Henry
g. Dreagor; Moses +. ODel Pest NO. 443 Commander
George w. Walters; George Rcard Post No 3G2 Com.
mander Mathew Doyle; Henry Ward Bcecher Post No.
$40, Commander Charles Asha
Fourth Divisional sSlstant MAJ shall r. b. Towner com.
handing Evergreen Cemetery Dyislon-IIarry Lee Post
No n Commander T. r. Donsvan; L. NJ Hamilton Post
No. lj2. Commander William Watson; Abel Smith Post |
No. 43j. Commander d. Simmons; q. * Warren Post |
NO. 2s0. Commander X w EHommedieu Henry Miller
Post. No. ~ Commander Frederick Cochue
Fifth DNislon-Asss,ant Marshal George NJ Croissant
g.Holy Cross and Lutheran Cenery Division
-frank Head Post. NO 10. Commander Peter Meals |
Meternch Post No. 122 Commander Fredo rick w ODER
ner; KerswelI Post No. 49, Commander John Norton
n ;. Ford Post. No. 16l. Commander John Nolan.
Sixth DIVISIONAL ssIstant Marshal L. f. Carroll com.
handing. Sons OF Vetcrans-R. V. Young Carnp No 20
'otnsnder J. C. q. Renncr; Mansfield C,mp. No 1876
commander J. LoverIa; Philip Sherdan Camp No 10
commander @. 7. Brown; George C. Strong Camp No. 90
commander W. H. E. jay s. F. Dupont Camp. No. 1ss.