New-York tribune., 1896-05-31

exercises was the big parade Of the Grand Army
posts Of Kings County. the National Guard ana
a number OF other military bodies.
The parade was announced to start at o:5o
o'clock from the fountain in lower Bedford-ave.'
hut IT was fully IN hour after this time before
General Isaac s. Catn the Grand Marshal gave
tho siono, for the start The Hanover Club
house was open as the headquarters for the
Grand Marshal and his staff. The house was
nrofusely decorated under the direction OF
Charles H. Bailey the chairman Of the House
Committee General Catlin was among the hrSt
arrivals at the Hanover Club. He was joined
there by General James McLeer, who commandS
the Second Brigade. and Charles a SHAW the
chairman OF the Memorial and Executive COM
mittee. General Catlin was assisted IN FORMING
the line by the following aides-de-camp. Johh
Cassidy Luke Dunno. Patrick Doonan. Charles
Quinn. James L. Adams. +. a. Darling. James G.
Slaight William Barthman. william Christman
George NJ. Croissant. Henry NJ. Lasko"sK''
7 H. r. Gardner A. j. Dyson. George IL. camp
bell. A. C. Kastner Frank X. Naples Henry
Loefiler, August Eckert and John + Murphy.
A grandstand had been erected In front OF the
Hanover Clrb. and there the parade was re-
viewed by a large party including Mayor FRED
erck w wurster. Fire Commissioners Bryant,
PARK COmmlsFlOUei Npohi ui' i'"N'
s;oner Welles. Commissioner OF cy Works VIII
lis. Commissioner Of Buildings Bush. Tax Col
lector Appleton. President OF the Board Of As
sessors Nefr. Edwin Knowles. James D. Bell
George c. Adams Daniel r Wilson Bernard
Gallagher George Jacobs, Herbert r. Gunnson,
p. j. Lauritzen. City Treasurer Taylor. Assistant
District ct-Attorney Crane, y. W Wilson, Ludwig
Nissen George Moon. Alonzo Brymer. {. Morti-
mer Earle the Rev. j. c. Adams. Alderman w
]. Taylor W. j. Kramer. Clarence Barrow. VIII
lam Krumbeck william Vogel. Charles H.
Bailey, Justice Neu Corporation Counsel Burr.
James A. Sperry William Lamb. David Quinn
BY r. p. Lathbridge Robert Splitter Charles
Hubbel Nicholas Flocken. NJ. Van De Water
David Stewart, ex-Supervisor Smith, Alderman
Samuel Meyer Alderman Francisco. Joseph Ben
tamin. Colonel William Jones. ex-Commssioner
Charles Cotton. william T. Little. ex-Congress-
man Magne- and Congressman Howe.
The line formed as follows:
Mounted police. under command Of Sergeant George
Grand Marshal Breyet Major General Isaac $
Henry A. Foster. adjutant-general and chief of
Bugler. Jobe Smith.
Headquarters flag. color bearer. John r. Maxwell.
Henry C. Blackmar. assistant adjutant- general:
John Murphy, Judge advocate-general: the Rev
hsney G. in De D
special aide-de;camp; DR.. Daniel simmons
sssf %ssfs sssi'' The Frf"S' PFsd
Gregg, special aide Fordham G Miles
SsSS' sis'a"' %rev@ss 5afsh%i ssnsral; charles <
sistant paymaster-gen John Goodwin. chief
OF artillery: Thomas B. Rutan. chief Of on
gineers: George G.. Peavey. chief mastering off,
Ger: William Kinder, chief signal officer: Wilson
B. Strong, special aide-de-camp; Thomas Line
burgh. CT ef OF ordnance; Thomas H. Herman.
chief Of aides-de-camp.
Brown.
FIRST DIVISION
Batteries A and I. United States light artillery.
United States Naval marine corps.
Second brigade. y. G; \. Y.
Second brigade signal corps
Third battery and Troop c.
SECOND DIVISION.
Rankin. u. s. Grant. Harry Lee. German Met
e' l.. N. Hamilton, s. f. Dupont winchesier. Eye T. s.
Dakin and William Lloyd Garrison posts.
THIRD DIVISION.
Cushing G. K Warren. rhattord. Clarence d. Mac
kenz!e. Abel Smith B. F. Middleton, George c.
cum. W W stephenson George Rlcafd, Charles ae
H. Burtis and Moses +. Odell posts.
FOURTH DIVISION
War Veterans brigade
FIFTH DIVISION.
Sons Of Veterans. Volunteer Firennen's Association
Fire Department
SIXTH DIVISION.
Knights Of St. John and Malta Knights OF sher-
wood Forest
SEVENTH DIVISION
Boys brigade from different homes and churches
Platoon OF police.
Sergeant George W. Hamer was at the head of
the column with a squad OF mounted police The
riding OF the mounted officers was appa uded all
along the line. The four Brooklyn regiments
never appeared to better advantage than they did
yesterday. with their dapper uniforms, conspicu-
Gus features Of which were white duck trousers
Troop c. under Captain Clayton: the Marine