New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26
Presented to the City
BY the Union League Clup.
OF Brooklyn.
April q. 1898.

On the other side is the name Grant, simple
Ind unobtrusive, but in its simplicity Is history
and the story of a great career. Proudly me
Veterans gathered there. and zeaiousiy Nhey
guarded their post OF honor
Governor Morton was met with DIS stan at
ehs Hotel Renaissance, New-York. by Lieuten-
art-Colonel Norman s. Dixie. who had been de-
tailed by General William c. Wallace to escort
xhe party to Brooklyn. They took the Twenty
third-st. ferry, and were met at the Brooklyn
Ode by a detail Of mounted police and escorted
10 the oxford Club. where they were entertained
ct luncheon by General Wallace. Among those
present were Governor Morton. Ma1or-Generai
E. A. McAlpin. Acknowledgement; Brigadler-Ieh-
eral F. c. McLewee. inspector-generai briga-
dier-General Edmund Hayes, engireer-in-chiei;
Brgadier- General B. NJ. Whitlock, inspector
general Of rifle practice; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
James NJ. Varnum, paymaster-generai; brlsaoler-
General M. o. Terry. surgeon-general; brlgaoler-
General Howard Carroll chief OF artillery; Brig
edier-General W. S. c. Wiley. quartermaster-
general; Brigader-Genera J. s. Noyes. commits
sary-general; Colonies Archibald Rogers. Her.
bert L. Satteree c. F. James. G. w. Turner
aides-de-camp; Colonel Ashley w. Cole. Gov
ernors secretary; Mayor w. L. Strong. Mayor
F. w. Wurster. Murat Halstead William Berri,
William C. Bryant. St. Clair McKelway, Colonel
George A. Price. Charles A. Moore. Charles A.
Scheren and W. H. Wallace
the party was afterward escorted to the club
mousse by Troop c. under command Of Captain
Clayton. and over ninety troopers who were
making their first public appearance in the city
Brooklyn. Governor Morton was cheered fire.
Vuentiy, and his entrance TO the grandstand
win Mayor Wurster was the signal for a loud
e0tourst Of applause
ne Union League Club house was almost
eo In bunting, and the stand in front. with
"sss and gayly dressed women, together with
anger stand across the street, formed
'ne VI color and animation. At the enclosure
:. - 'ne speakers stand. in addition to Governor
no''on and his staff, were Colonel Frederick D.
s'sns Mrs. Grant. their daughter. Julia Dent
sn1 Ulysses s. Grant Senator Brush General
"ar L. Woodford. the Rev. John p. Newman,
s NJ Rev. Charles f. Mcdonnell, Mayors
"urster and Strong. Commodore sicard. Cen
"user and several others.
~ 200 O'clock the parade, which had been
nmng Tor an hour previous. received the sig
from Grand Marshal Price. and began It's
Ascn In the following order:
Mounted Police.
eRAND MARSHAL. GEORGE A. PRICE,
&c., STAFF and AiJes-de-c Camp
S'' 70 the Grand Marshal, Colonel John ~. Part
ridge commanding
o.. FIRST DIVISION.
1''nant-Colonel M. p Miller u. s. A., command
ing
Msx.- x,,,,, Fort Hamilton Band.
eeht ps "iiam L. Haskin, commanding artillery.
os''ery' six batteries lst Artillery, one bat
terry ID Artillery.
eer,o. . Governors Island Band.
~" p IAN present commanding infantry.
tGaSor v 10 companies 18th u. s. Infantry
vaiery Harvard, surgeon commanding Hos
CAPTAIN pta Corps
- assistant.
hospital Corps H. s. A.
0opfan. -. - Navy Yard Band
"mander J, NJ Miller. u. 8. N. COM
maHding
Avo companies U. 8. MarineA