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

ferent points sing American airs as they march
The Grand Marshal will drop from the pro-
cessOn at Washington Square and review the
line it comes by. When the procession has
got about halfway past Twenty siXth-st. a band
composed of thirty boys between four and five
years old from the Hebrew Orphan Asylum will
fall into line and march as far Twenty-sccond-st
The Long Island City Board of Education
has secured the famous Old Guard Band of New
York to head that city's school children in the
parade. Over 900 boys from these schools will
take part in the ceremonies. Mayor Gleason will
walk az the head of the column.
The order of parade will be:
The Public School Division, John D. Robinson,
marshal, will muster in Fifty-seventh, Ffty-sixth
and Fifty-lfth sts., east and west of Fifth-aye.
The Catholic School and College Division, James
r. OBcirne, marshal, will muster in Fifty-fourth,
Fiftythird and Fiftysccond SITS, east and west of
Fifth-ave. The Uniformed Division Major NJ TX
Reece, marshal, will form in Fifty-lirst and Ffteth
SITS. east and west Of Filth-ave. The College
Division. Major Franklin Bartlett. marshal, viii
form in Forty ninth and Forty eighth sts east and
west of Fifth-ave
The Carlisle Indian Industrial School, in addi-
ton to the 500 boys in line, sent on fifty
Indian girls to participate in the parade. They
will probably reach here this morning
Grand Marshal:
Colonel David :. Brown.
Adjutant General and Chief of staff:
John Winfield scott.
Assistant AdJnlantGeneral
Major George NJ Barry.
Chief Aid:
GEORGE Lawrence Myers.
Aids for school Parade:
Captain Charles lIalncr, j. NJ Cane; James b. Dill
T. wills. a. J. Connich. lla1wel wilkins,
q. G. smith J. p. Kane. The Hon.
a. Willis Bovine. Henry Cau.,
Burt McClave and twenty-five others.
PUBLIC SCHOOL DIVISION.
Mayor Grant and Chairman Guggcnhcimer.
Marshal, John ID. Robinson, principal OF Grammar
school No o. accompanied by aides esoo ana guard
cnt james Goodwin, assistant
President of the Board Of Education, John l..
Hunt; City superintendent OF schools
John Jasper. - ,,
1st Regiment Commander, Eyander Chlds, prime J.,
pal Of Grammar school 40. 90 Ten companies Of
e e5N; ,1 lo IS. U G5 and 81 Total 500.
I'd Reanent ccmmaGdeT E S r 2e Ta aenpnmie
fifty, from Grammar schools Nos. co. 90 ID ana
Sd Regiment Commander, Hugh P. oNeil, principal
Of Grammar school No w., k yeS COZ 5g a.
niya from @ Grammar To,a S s5o Nos d. l.
Attn Regiment -COmmander Francis D. Iiass cn1
panies Of ifty from Grammar schools Nos. . j.
9TH Regiment Commander, Elijah $ liGTlanG prln
cin,l Of Grammar school No 20. Eleven com
panles Of fifty from Grammar school no o. lo''''
6th Regiment -Commander Thomas J. Meighan. PIN
cp OF Grammar school t MOI 80 80 10 len To,a 800
7,6 prnent Commander Joseph J. Casey first as
sstant OF Grammar school No 60 zen io,aI in0
of fftv from Grammar school NO -. i9,ii' ogo'
stb ReSment- Commander David +. Gaddis. Irln
cpal of Grammar school NO: pa N zen and p9
Of fifty. from Grammar schools NOS 81 anu -
Total 500. - ,ou. ,,,rcinaI
9th Regiment -Commander N p Beers pI III Glp1
from Grammar schools Nos. 10, % and So Total
10Th REGIMENT Commander. J. Frank Wright prin-
clpal of Grammar School No. :; Ten conpahle,
| of df,y from Grammar schools Nos. Z, 4, - ana
11ih Regiment HIi Commander John T. Maguire prin
cipal of Grammar school 10 % zen coin Id i
of fifty from Grammar schools Nos 30, > ana 10
Total. 300 =, r,...,.... ,,u,,
1etn Regiment commandcr R. H. Peilf nyNG p pGn
pancs Of fifty from Grammar schools Nos 20. -
13th REGIMENT ~C'ommandcr Wilbur I. Hudson, prin-
| cipal of Grammar School No: IL. len cohlpAhl',
OF nifty from Grammar schools Nos. Is 49, - ana
14th Regiment Commander Lafayette o'ncy, pinci,
pal Of Grammar school 10. IA zen cIIpInl's .,
| iilty, from Grammar schools nos. II, II, % ana
90 TOTAL. 800. 1900.
18Th Regiment Commander william y. owen, pr.h
| ~ df,v from Grammar school NJ. SIS. It'll. o.
10Th Rcsimcn-C Edwar1 ,, c rnEr p c ~
| iiftv. from Grammar Schools Nos il ana -
,- o'i WegIw U Edward H. Boyer, prn
cipal Of Grammar school No. 81. Ten companies
| Of Gfy from Grammar schools Nos - and 81.
18th acknowledgements, John Walsh, principal
| of Grammar school No. "a Ten coma ieS o.
| Gfty from Grammar schools Nos. "a ana 20
10Th iO' Ecgimcat-commander Matthew J. Elgas prin
ciroI Of Grammar school No 90. Ten comp NJ
| Of INV from Grammar schools No'. 90, - and %.
ootb o'' RI'rcimcnt-Commandcr Frederick w. James.
| -.rrnrnal Of Grammar School 30. IS. Ten com
ppanics Of nfty. from Grammar sch.o Nos. 81, 81
and 81 Total, 800.