New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-17
Engineers II. Schuyler Ross ard Charles p Howell
and Naval Constructor II. G. Gimor

Engineers H. Schuyler Ross ard Charles p Howell
and Naval Constructor H. G. Gillmor
Colonies George II North Krumbhaar Henry T.
Dechert and De Lancey G. Walker. Majors Thurber
T. Brazer. Charles II. Woman AMI 4. II. Hartung
represented the National Guard OF Pennsylvania.
OF the National Guard of New-York and Brook
lyn there were General Louis Fitzgerald General
James MoLeer. Colonel Alexis c. Smith, Colonel
William Seward, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Il.
Rand Leutenant-C Colonel Wallace y. Downs Majors
Henry Chauncey. jr., David X. Case a. p Mordant.
Frederick L. Holmes and - u Smith Captains II.
j. Fowler, George w. Rand. Louis Wende. y. b.
Thurston' Arthur X. Jarrett William Il. Biackmann
and David Wilson. Adjutants F. W Slcock. Francis
o. Landon and A. S. Person, General Il. \. Whit
lock, Colonel John Jacob Aston Captain William
Blasie the Rev. DIR. Green. chaplain. Captain X. +.
Tompkins and Captain a. NJ. Hare.
O. Among those from Massachusetts, were Colonel
Sidney NJ; Hedges. Past Commander Augustus Whit
ttemore. Past Commander William Hatch Jones.
Major f. w. NJ Bailey, General Samuel Dalton,
acknowledgement; Colonel Bowdoin = farker, as
sistant Acknowledgement, and Captain d. H. Emer-
General G; J. Hart and Colonel e. T Cooper. of
Adjutani -General Elisha Dyer of Rhode Island.
General r.. Nj. Nelson, OF Selma. Ala.
Guided Colonel II b. City. assistant aGuant gen
era" waSsSR 5S aone T G0xfrnor cOdn
JohrlJ. Warden and Colonel William Seward Webb;
by % TGn e on his a
Werrsll Major +; NJ Warren Major ~ NJ Dloken-
Aduani-(;eneral Stryker headed the Ncw-jorscy
delegation. With him were General Richard ~ Don
nelly. Coonels @. w. TerrDery. Loutrel, 5. ) Y.
hurry and Niger. Majors John ID. Allstrom. Julius
c. Smaller and Robert c. Smith.
From Maryland came Governor Frank Brown.
Colonel Willard Howard and Captain Bradley f.
Stokes, and Canada represented by Lieutenant
Hamilton and Captain George NJ Brink.
Major Claudius NJ. Roome, Colonel John i. Robe
SON. General George w Wingate. Colonel Charles II.
Braine. Colonel William |. Martin and Major John
+. Brown among the veterans.
Among the civilians present were Richard y.
StOrrs. Colonel William l.. Brown. Joseph ). Little,
Jerome Buck. General c. II. T. Coils. Judge J. f.
Hahn. General f. \. Starrlng Frederick Smyih
Rufus II. Cowing General Horace Porter, ColOne.
Edward G. Arthur. Judge William H. Bradley.
Amos J. Cummings and Simon VI. Enrich.
The foreign world represented by the follow
ing consuls Chilli. Frederick a. Beelen; Persia H.
Ruthven Pratt Greece. ID. y. Botassi: Siam. Isaac
T. Smith; Netherlands. John Il. Planten: Guate-
Netherlands William b. Gravenhorst: Hawaii. Eli
sha II. Allen; Nicaragua. a. u. Strauss; Peru. Jose
r. dc la Tore Buono and France. James DupAs-
Promptly at u o'clock the grand march took
place. This is the feature of all old Guard recep-
tons and last nights pageant was no exception to
the rule. on bugle call the battalion assembled at
the of the Fourth-dve curtain and then 10 the
music OF the battle march. written for the occasion
by the bancmaster. Joseph @ Ramponi. performed
by the united orchestra of l25 pieces. ana in which
the booming OF and the rafting OF musketry
mingled with the strains of the national anthem. the
white-coated old boys led their guests with
stately step about the great Garden. 1t was a
argument against those who sheer at the citizen