New-York tribune., 1896-05-10

officers md their friends and II was we'll filled
when soon after 3 O'Clock. the procession
swept by.
The reviewing party was made up as follows:
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy william McAooo'
Adjutant- General E. A. McAlpin, captain her
bert L. Satterlee. Commodore Montgomery SIC
ard L. S. N; Captain Sias Casey, L. . NJ
Lieutenant Commander Adams, CAPTAIN Merry
T.. S. ~; Lieutenant A. P. Niblach and Leuten-
ant T1ppan.
Others who occupied seats on the stand were
pavmaster-General j. NJ. Varnum. Judge-Advo-
cate-CIeneral William C. Wallace, Colonel g. W.
Turner. Colonel c. F. James. Major Narnum
Ensign T. c. Zerega Admiral D. L. Braine Ad-
rniral Erben Lieutenant Church, Loyal farra-
gut and John Jeroloman, President of the Board
of Aldermen.
The parade was in a way a celebration OF the
recent appointment to the Governors stan OF
Captain Herbert L. Satteree. the present III
stance being the only OF an officer OF the
Naval Militia being appointed to the stan OF the
Chief Executive of the State. 49, =,
Altogether there were nearly SOO men IN llne'
and with their flags their uniforms, their mar mar
tial music and their soldierly marchlns' 'neS
made a fine sight for patriotic eyes TO see
The battalion from the Indiana. 800 strong
followed the Navy Yard Band past the review
ers in command of Lieutenant Commander Fre,
mont Next came the Naval Battalion Band
and nearly $50 Of the 1st Naval Battalion
headed by Commander Miller. Liertenant-Cohi-
mander G. E. Kent being second IN comnlanu
The Naval Battalion was IN four divislons; adree &c
OF which were infantry, while the fourth mao IN III
charge four rapid-fre guns. AS the iniah.Iy
passed the order was arms port, whiie tne
officers lowered their swords in salute Inc
men made a fine appearance. ana were Visor-
ously appauded by the crowd
After the march was the crew or the
Indiana were entertained aboard the New.
Hampshire by the members OF the ISL Naval
Battalion
In the evening dinner was given by me
officers Of the Naval Battalion for Mr. McAuoo
Lieutenant Niblack. L. S. NJ; Mayor strong anu
Indiana. Covers were laid for thirty In the
wardroom of the New-Hampshire During the
dinner a band played popular ana Patilouc
music The tables were arranged In l-snape'
and Commander Miller presided. Captain Evans
was seated at his right and Mayor strong on
the left together with Lieutenant Niback ana
John I Ieroloman President of the Board or
Aldermen. ,, c,.,
Among the other guests were Police Commits
s;oner Roosevelt General Coils Coionel r. "
Greene. Captain Satterlee. Aaron Vanoerph',
IJeutenant s. Dana Greene. Lieutenant EDWARD
Kent DR. H. H. Butts. Paymaster Agar. AS
sistant Paymaster r. W. Gambler. and the four
commanding officers Of the divisions OF the ISL
Naval Bat.alion-Lieutenant X r. Forenew'
lieutenant E c. Weeks. Lieutenant Wiillam
Butler Duncan and Lieutenant W. H. otayroi ~, ~; :
Lieutenant John Bum. Lieutenant De Won
Dimock. Lieutenant Edward Renwick, and the
chief electrician, A. X Warren.
There were no formal speeches, but the toasts
were responded to with enthusiasm.
The floral decorations of the wardroom Were
table at the head of the T was an illuminated
shield surmounted by ar American eagle.
After the dinner the signal corps OF the New
Hampshire gave exhibition Of its skill