New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

Marshall q. Terry surgeon-general Brgadier-Gen-
eral Edmund Hayes. chief of engineers; Brgadier
General Frederick c. McIewee, inspector general:
Brigader- General Benjamin NJ. Whitlock. general
inspector Of rifle practice; Brgadicr-General James
NJ. Varnum, paymaster- general Brigadier-General
benjamin Flagler. chief OF ordnance: Brgadler
General William c. Wallace. judge advocate gen
eral BrigaderCieneral Howard Carroll. chief of
artillery: Brigadier-Cieneral William 5. C. Wiley.
quartermas general: I}rigader General Henry T.
Noycs commssary general: Colonels Herbert l..
Satterlee. Archibald Rogers. Charles L. James,
John Jacob Astor, George Bliss Agnew George W.
Turner. Seldom T.. Marvin. jr. and Ashley W. Cole.
The guard consisted OF picked men from every
military organization in this city and from the Naval
Battalion. Leutenant-Co.onel Mace. Butt was Of
the guard, with Lieutenants Cleveland OF the 7th
an" This erd va e IN evey oas as
OF the large apartments, and 1t was not an unusual
members Of two or three branches OF the service
The large ballroom in which the reception took place
where the reception proper took place grouped
the colors of the Nation the State and the various
arms OF the National Guard In an adjoining room
stationed the band OF the list Regiment.
THE RECEPTION.
At about 9:i5 the bugers stationed in the main
corridor sounded officers call and Governor Morton
the OF the Adjutant- General and followed
by his staff entered the ballroom and the reception
proper began Immediately after the band finished
Hail to the Chief" Governor Morton looked re-
markably WELL and seemed thoroughly pleased with
the entertainment. The first officer be introduced
was General James McLeer OF the Second Brigade
who came with his staff, following him came Cole.
mel John r. Camp and officers of the 92d Regiment.
then Major Henry Chauncey. jr of the sh t,,If,,'n
and his staft; then the LIST Signal Corps Major Roe
OF Squadron a. with his officers: Colonel Eddy and
officers OF the ifth Regiment Colonel George Moore
Smith and officers. of the 69th Regiment: Colonel
Watson ana officers of the 18th Regiment Com
mander Jacob w Miller and officers of the Ist
Naval Battalion. Colonel William Seward and OF.
hcers OF the 9TH Regiment, and General Fitzgerald
and staff
The officers were requested to wear their helmets
or chapeaus. and not 10 remove them even when
being presented to the Governor. This rula was ad
hered TO Lpil General Fitzgerald and his starf were
presented, ana genera smile went around when
the officers OF the First Brigade removed their
chaoeaus
After General Fitzgerald came Colonel Appleton
and the officers OF the 1lh Colonel Alexis G. smith
and the officers OF the sd Co.ons. F. V Greene and
officers OF the list, VINO followed by BricadIar
General Robert Shaw Oliver. OF the Third Brig ,da
and I1rigadier-General Peter G. Doyle and STAY of
the Fourth Brigade. -
In close order came representatives OF the l0.h
Battalion. the 18th. 6Jth and 7lth Regiments Can
tans Wendell. wilson. Rasqun Hayes and Irmstsd
OF the artillery, Captain Ives OF the Signal Corps
and representatives, from all the eeparata companies
throughout the State.
After the reception was over the Governor nre-
ceded by a detachment OF the Guard and followed
by his staff. went TO the Pain Garden on the floor
below. where an elaborate supper was served
Among all the guests there was but one In civil
ian's dress. and that Commissioner Edward