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

! no l. 60 men Mount Vernon. y ,,l T.. clinton into
Hook and Ladder Company, so men Milford conn.,
Arctic Engine Company No. /. 50 men,
Eighth Bhgade-Fia5ush, l. L. Fire pePa 1o aSd
seven companies $3.50 men keSpop - ho Pnr s,e
Company. 80 men Jamaica, L. J., New 9rk s'a az
Council ompany 90 men ksaphy Conn nm oninpac
! lose Company. 30 men; Rochester. ~ y. Putnam
Hose and Engine Company No . $50 men.
! Ninth Brisade.-staen Island Fire Department 700
men: West Haven. Conn. Engine Company NO j.
I 80 men West Haven, Conn, James Graham Hook
/ West Haven Hook and Ladder Company, 40 men
White Plains, g. ~ Union Hook ana Ladder ro CON-,
e ag ~ Ho N 20 men, White pains & =. In
| dependent Engine Company. No. .. 20 men,
S %e%p I75 men D mackcnsacE q y, Exempt Fire
PSare ns co%pany 80 mem West HSoen j.
Americas Hook and Ladder Company, 60 men.
Eleventh So Lots Il ,ob H. Exempt fEs
empt Firemcn's Association, 1875 men; Auburn,
y. Y, Active Hose Company three companies. 90
men: Mount Vernon, ~ Y. NiagaIa Hose company
No. ], - men.
Twelfth nriende Carlsbad, n. T. Hook ard Ladder
f iS%on EP Taene c cp%PnH 70 Ss
conn. Veteran Volunteer Fremen, 40 men White
| Plains y. y. Union Iool: and Ladder Company
60 men,
Thirteenth Brigldc.-Sng Sing Fire Department Sleeps
head Bay Fire Depart nent. Twenty Third Ward Ex-
empt Association. T3tenve s. IL volunteer Ere FIR
Deportmcnt Wlamslridce Engine Company In
wood Fire Department L. l.; Asbury Park Good VIII
Fourteenth Brigade. Veteran Corps-veteGan Corps s;
69h Regimen = mer; Liberty Guard o. Of R WeJ'
ment Irish Volunteers 275 men; Guard RochamDean
Fifteenth Brigade, Cadet Corps-Cadet Corps "a Eat,
E Isry en- n so sn9et Cadet S' Corps
New-York Military Academy. Cornwall on lInd nd,
Regiment Cadet Corps. 18th Regiment cadet Corps,
14th Regiment Cadet Corps, lst Battery, I'd Battery
9Th Regiment Cadet Corps.
NewYork Fire Departmcnt.-Chief Hugh Bonner ,h
CommamGdns The First bsade nndG char t@s
IL, %, 26. and Hook and Ladder Company NO. ~
I'd COMPANY Engine CompanieS Nos: ID IL no. oy
Engine Companies Nos 20 @l ana a%oE nn m1%
the iu Command ' Of Chief of battalion william Dune;
LIST Company Engine Companies Nos; ~ "a. D. A.
Engine ie Company Nos 49, g. 10 and Hook and Lad
der Company No 8; "a COMPANY, En aato C Con
pany NO 0 Fourth Company, Engine Companies
Nos 49, 4, and Hook and Ladder Companies g. 81.
Fire PatrolsuPerlnenden Abam C. ., Hull rS com.
SIX fire patrol wagons one steam fire engine; Bali
more City Fire Detachment Zone company. with
apparatus.
Italian military examinations Marshal, Cav. NJ Lemmi
Inianry-Redud Patre Battagle, 40 men: Re educ
one Garlbald 100 men,; Principe di Napoi, 80
o mc TGF? gI@s i GSa "a 50 ' Dane Asc
40 men; Caraccioo, so men !; Italian rife guard
Rlsorgmcnto scillese, 20 men Eserelto l'allano'
Is men: sarncse 40 men. Cavalry-l mo. Reglo
Nina 40 men. NittOrO Emanuele ii. 100 men,
corona d'Iaiia 80 men Real Carabnlerl, 40 men
% mo. Regto Roma, % men; State Maggore, 80
French military neutrality-suspicious.. Colonel An
gust Gross and Castor Weber. Infantry-Garcs La
favctie. 100 men: Grcnadiers Rochambcau. 10 men,
Grs9a An hs 81 Lincoln no. - James C. Rice 20 90
summer, no, "a Koltes, No. 81; George 6. MEADE
No IS; william d. Kennedy, No: az Reno, No "A
Ellsworth. No. 81 James shields NO 69 Tarraga
No. 75 General James S WadswSrih 81 No o,, ~
Tden. 30, 49, 90 F. O 4 klmSaH no. 100 george
Mssh@9. Co. PSI Es JOIN PE %in3T
sedgwIck No. 1se; seInwchr, No; 1872 Philip s1eTi
dan No 23a John A Andrews o No. 2ai T M"SGsn
30 no. 5o7; Peter cooper 30. ai3 Adam Co.'S, 80.
4Os Frederick Heckcr, No 4os George NJ corcor22n
No. 4?7 Veteran; No. 1876 Noah |; Farnham; No
Wade, No 500 George B. -Mcclsllan, 40, 5;2 Gen
era James McQuade. No 537; william 6. Mitchell:
H hS@ie Asp [l no. 900 james McnTos So 6o7
GermanAmerican societles-Gmnd Marshal. Dr. N
]. b. MESSENGER; IIoboken Riding Club German
Hnon iith Regiment o1 $50 men Austria hungarian
Hunting Union $50 men ALUM nnsa FT
and Long Island, 1000 men; Ancient order Of
Foresters OF America: about 525 men; Dentscher
dpSMsnF Hef about about s" Foh ay
Organization; about 525 men: lst Hegimeln, rni,
Columbus about 200 Charles sumner Pioneer Corps.
First Austrian Schuetzen Band. 70 men.
ROUTE OF THE PARADE.
Starting at Battery, to broadway, 10 Tourth-st,
west around Washington square. to Fiith.ave' 10
Fourteenthst TO- F0urihave to seventeen Seyen,eeh'nS'
General Martin T. Mcmahon. Grand Marshal Of
the military and civic daylight parade, has issued
general orders for the parade AS follows:
l. The following directions are nnnounf NJ, Tor the
Of the Army, Navy and National Guard, the organinl
tons OF the Grand Army Of the Republic, ana OF me
of the Eth inst in Celebration Of the 4o0h ami
versary OF the discovery Of America:
- The staff Of the Grand Marshal. except the aides
previously assigned to special duties viii assemble
in Washington Place near Broadway, at : 80 a. m,
aide. Those aides assigned to special duty will re-
port to Captain Blunt United states Army, at the
g. Troop A, National Guard State Of New York, will
constitute the escort OF the Grand Marshal II will
form on Whehallst, right resting OH Bcaverst., AT
i The brigade Of the, the United states Army under
A f % c S1 IGiSe0 the eo F bviio viii
include the cadets of the United states Military
the ist and I'd Artillery, and Of the dh 9Th and 2ISt
Infantrg, and Light Battery X, lsi Artillery, and
terry, and up Whitehall st. until the right rests
on Bowling Green. which point they will reach at
.. The United States Naval Brigade will constitute
the Second Division. II will be formed In Bridge
ST.. right resting Whitehalst.. and left extending
into COentes slip. II will be in position at :45 u. M
6. The troops OF the National Guard Will constitute
the Third Division, with the First and Second
Brlgades, New York, escort to those Of other
States The First Brigade. National Guard state
OF New York, Will form on Battery Place, State,
Greenwich. Washington ana West SIS, the right Of
the Brigade resting at the Of Battery Place
and State st. 1t viii lie in position at 10 The
Second Brigade will iOlm Iievcr-st. and streets
Immediately TO It's south, the right Of the brigade
resting at the corner OF Bcavcr and Whitehall SIS.
1t will De in position at 1915 a. III.
Z. The PENNSYLVANIA troops will form on Wall New
Broad and william SITS. south OF Wall-st. right
resting at the corner Of Broadway and Wal-st.
They will be In position ut 10 20 a. M, and Will
follow the Second Brigade, New York, into column
8. The Ncw-Jcrsey troops will form Liberty st.,
Of Broadway and streets Immediately TO the
snIIL nf LlhnIlX vi. right rnstnc d,,lv