New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

marshals were Marcus C. Hankinson. Eugene W.
shelton John i. Perry. Harry I. ra',,'cI a as
ssiant aids George Perry, Eugene HodeSot.
Harry II. Garrison. Harry 5. Draper; paIade
aids r. Irving Dodge. Alexander Muir; review
ing stand aids. Harry p Cooper, FREDERICK H.
Smyth, Frank w. Palmer. X l.; Rountree. me
musical directors were Hayward Smith and Ed
ward +. Hand.
After the review was over the Governor ana
party proceeded TO review the Clinton division,
the parade ground Of which wac In Clinton-avc.
from Dekalb-ave. 10 Fulton-st Charles H. Tar
the marshal, assisted by Charles r.. +.
Lewis Cornelius S. Loder and Wright F. Lewis.
jr as assistant marshals. and benjamin Wright.
Caleb Hazen Frank :. Earl. william 5. Cheney.
jr. Franklin s. Fay Claude Hamilton. Fred
NJ Edridge. Frank C. Coles and Henry X. Cob
leigh as special aids Here twenty schools. com
prising 5000 scholars. marched as follows: wash
ington Avenue Baptist. Hanson Place Baptist
and Chinese. Duryea Presbyterian Summerheld
Methods. Episcopal. Friends Bible Emmanuel
! Baptist Emmanuel House. Fleet street Methodist
Episcopal, Cumberland Street Presbyterian. Clin-
ton Avenue Congregational. Willoughby Avenue
, and Atlantic Avenue Congregational Simpson
Methodist Episcopal. North Reformed. Hanson
Place Methodist Episcopal. Central Baptist. Park
Avenue Methodist, St Marks Protestant Episco-
pal. Messiah Protestant Episcopal
OTHER DIVISIONS IN LINE.
The Bushwlck-ave. division which headed
by Frederick II. Mix marshal he having the
aid o. Harry l.. Luhrs George G. Demerit Will
lam II Moore and George II. Jackson as assistant
marshals and Albert NJ Mix. William ID. Luhrs.
Frank H. Demeritt, William d. Leonard. Monmouth
Lyon and Richard Portsmore special ads, con-
tanned the following schools. divided into four
divisions AMI paradng In Bushwick-avc, from
Kosciusko-st. to Cornelia-s, in the order named:
Greene Avenue German Methodist Episcopal Ger
Reformed Church Of Jesus, Bethel Baptist
South Bushwck Reformed. Mount Olivet Presby-
terrain Epworth Mcthodis. Episcopal, Greene Ave-
nue. Presbyterian. Trinity Baptist. ST. Barnabns .
Protestant Episcopal, German Presbyterian, Eush-
geiica salem, John Wesley Chapel Knckerbocker
Mehodis, EplssSpa Ss prnestant
Bushwick Avenue Baptist ocean Hin Baptist.
byterian and Emmanuel Presbyterian.
Carroll Park presented pIeiiy sight, Tneso
ren Street Protestant Episcopal Strong Place Bap-
,s hnns h' Msslsn s r"9 MehF9 1
Place Methodist Episcopal, Tabcrnacle Baptist,
nnrS@ arrSed Of 1%r s csn Carrying nss
banners The exercises had previously been held
Place. t'Srist and Frs place Mehod.s Episcopal
churches Irving C. baTnSs ar vas H ihG msrsha and
Walsh as assistant marshals. and Russell B. Prem
The South Brooklyn division. composed of the
Tourh Ayenue Mstho1s Il E9Se2Pa EGtn n@ Ay,
South Reformed and Fourth Avenue Baptist sun
day-schoos paraded in Sunset Park. James +. CHI
III The " Hrinston Ing dvisoa Charles ? bsys marshal
aSa" ad wa% Il SS special %
Atlantic Arlington PennsSy ylyan!a Liberty. VII;
SITS I, WAS composed of eleven schools, containing
800 scholars. follows: Ebenze Methodist Episco-
pal Pennsy ylvania Avenue Congregational, Hendrix
Street Baptist. Wesley Methodist Episcopal. Fulton
Avenue baptist Mission. Andrews Methodist Epis-
copa Goodsel Methodist Episcopal. Calvary Pres
byterian. East End Rsptist. Arlington Avenue Pres
byterian and East New-York Reformed.
The Bedford division. composed OF the Church Of
the incarnation Bedford Avenue Baptist. Bedford
Reformed. classon Avenue Presbyterian. Wyckon
St Peters Lutheran. Franklin Avenue Presbyterian
Petit Memorial and De Kab Methodist Episcopal.
had parade ground In Gates,ave: from Franklin
TO Grand and return. DIT G r. Du Bois was the
marshal Aiding him were A. T. Andrews, Lewis
a Macomber assistant marshals. and William
tmpleby. A. J.. Squires ard II. c. Appleton spc-
cial aides There were eleven schools In line and
about 5000 scholars
Dwight Studwc the marshal OF the Heights
division. The assistant marshals were Albert Haley
and Frederick w. Starr. and the special aids
Harold Atwood. Russell T. Starr and Edward a.
bourgeois The eighteen schools and 1000 scholars
paraded In Perrepontst. from Fulton to Willow.
and Willow 10 Cranberry. The schools taking part
were Pilgrim. ST. Peters Protestant Episcopal Pll-
grim Chapel Second Presbyterian, SLOAN Pre-by-
terian. bethany Chape: Plymouth, First African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Bethel. Mission Del
snirito sancto Front Street Maynower. York