New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-24

twice as important to-day as on any other day
for the company streets were crowded with
wives. sisters and sweethearts. all anxious 10
do honor to the boys in blue.
| At 4:15 bugler. who standing near the
great flagstaff in front Of brigade headquarters
opened up the grand ceremony by sounding the
preliminary call for review. AS the notes died
away fifteen minutes later the three regiments,
the Calling gun battery and the Second Troop
marched from their places Of formation and
took up their positions on the line In the mean
time the gun detachments had been massed in
battery at headquarters. A few moments later
Governor Grggs, followed by his gtterng staff.
passed Post No l, and the battery Numbered
forth a salute Of fifteen guns to the commander
in-chief.
Governor Griggs was attired In frock coat
and silk hat. He rode his horse like veteran.
The battery lmbering front. proceeded to its
place Of formation at double time. Then the
Governor and staff. accompanied by Brgadier-
General William j. Sewell, proceeded to the
right Of the line and rode slowly down the front.
TO the left and back again In the rear. The
Governor then took his place at the point OF re-
view and the entire brigade filed past.
The brigade guard was from the Sd Regiment
the officer Of the guard being Lieutenant A. Bel
lis Of Company II. The medical officer OF the
day was Major r. r.. Rogers, of the 9TH. and the
officer at the brigade hospital was Major Daniel
Strock OF the 9th. Major John l. Shinn, of the
9Th. was the field officer Of the day The regi-
mental officers were: Sd Regiment. officer Of
the day. Lieutenant Jerome r. Mudell. Company
II: officer of the guard Lieutenant Lewis ].
Park Company A; 9th Regiment. officer of the
day Captain J. G. Mathers. Company G; officer
of the guard. Lieutenant Alonzo Thompson.
Company d; 18th Regiment. officer of the day,
Captain George i. Forman. Company 3; officer
of the guard, Lieutenant Samuel G. Young Com
pany c.
The order was issued to-day for the breaking
Of camp on Saturday The men will leave at
these hours: Sd Regiment. o'clock: 9th Resi-
ment 10 o'clock; 18th Regiment, II o'clock; Cat
ling gun company, 10 o'clock. The Second Troop
will leave at noon and will ride home.
The crowds were entertained this morning
with company and battalion drills. together with
guard mount. The ambulance corps also gave
an interesting drill ~
George Inness, of the First Troop. gave dln-
ner at the clubhouse to a large number OF men,
bers, of the Second Troop.
Among the prominent visitors to-day were
State Controller Hancock. ex-Congressman Johh
Hart Brewer John Kean. Judge Charles Hen
erickson Barker Gummere, Sheriff ToHey, Oh
Hudson County: Judge Joseph Gaskii senators
stokes and Rogers. Assemblyman Wildes. Sena-
tor Foster NJ Voorhees,, J. Frank Fort. HOBART
futile, B. F. Lee and Colonel w. H. Early.
Governor Griggs entertained at dinner to-da'
Judge j. Frank Fort, Ex-Governor Nerts oeha-
tor Foster Voorhees, Senator EDWARD y. StoHe1
ex- Senator Staff Little John kean General j.
r. Meany and the members or the Governor
staff. - . co,..-ro.
Griggs by his staff at the state Clupnouse. me
reception took the place Of the usual Governors