New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08
SOME OF THE GUESTS
PARTERRE BONES

PARTERRE BONES
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NJ: Asnes Nile p esD1a2 Joseph Nayl2r
ic,rse F sesbary p Lieutenant Il y May.
! q Lieutenant George o. captain B j. Roisers
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r Captain I. Frank Barry 20 VI. +. I>avitt.
II. Albert TIL 80 captain George Green
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10 Joshua Gregg. 9 GENERA: r. H. Kruger -.
GRAND TIER BOXES
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Al. Captain David Wilson. 81 James NJ Bell.
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STALL BOXES
Go H ~ Les: and staff ( En g. W Il elsn'n
G Miss Pauline Grason [. Lieut.. Frank G Mater.
J Capt Jqs a.1 P whitfield = Charles Graef ''"N"''
The boxes began 10 fill fairly early in the evening
and contained large and appreciative gathering
by the time the guard of honor formed in line
upon the floor. preliminary their salute 10 the
fag They did not contain many uniforms before
the hour OF midnight The uniform Of the Old
Guardsmen OF course conspicuous and the
formidable bearskins OF the veterans and their
white coats Respondent in gold lace were nor diff
ndSOme
forms was large. 81 course. the naval men, with
their gold stripes presenting A specially striking
sight. The civilians naturally outshone in
point Of dress. and doubt thoroughly willing
he. on A night so thoroughly military
SALUTE TO THE CoLORs
After the Old Guard Band. under Professor Ram
pone. and Professor Meyers Orchestra had played
the overture by Beethoven and followed II I'D with
Godfrey's "reminiscences Of Meyerbeer.' Adju-
tant Robert P. Lyon led the impressive Guard Of
Honor upon the huge empty floor. the colors hav-
ing been placed sixty yards ahead on the
floor above the stage At signal the building was
suddenly darkened A few seconds more and the
electric lights began 70 show again. and the Guard
advanced. amid applause. as the lights increased in
radiance. They halted at the flag. presented arms.
then faced about and fled. through side door. off
taire" dedicated 10 the Old Guard started soon
afterward and after the waltz that
started the twenty-four numbers NJ the pro-
gramme.
The Grand Military March Of the Old Guard.
led by Major Thomas f. Sloan with Adjutant-Gen-
eral Tilrghast twhO took the place Governor Black
70 have filed. II he had oeen present. his
arm started shortly after midnight As usual. only
military and naval men took part. and the sight
impressive one. The columns swept through
hgure after figure until they marched in rows OF
TO their former alignment. The signal for the as
sembly to the march was given on the bugs
R. p Lyon and Lieutenant J D Quincy. Sergeant
Major Peters Sergeants Pa arr c 5enTns
TAYLOR. Covei Ryder and Topping among
the floor committeeman The other committees
General Committed Major. Thomas F. Sloan
aRa Lanes seeeF weHms second vice.
chairman Captain II. L. Faris treasurer ana
Captain Edward P. Moore secretary s,
Captain Belden J. Rogers, Captain Rastus
Ransom Captain d t 1pvo CaPsn heH eSrea
Chappen Chaplain John Wesley Brown. Surgeon /
Lieutenant Charles H
Chumar Lieutenant John d. Quincy. Lieutenant |
Isaac E. Hoagland, Lieutenant Thomas s Brennan.
" Peters Sergeant Charles H. Heyzer Sergeant /
william F, coxford. Sergeant James G McMurray
CORPORAL George II. Rich, Corporal John j. Quinn.
George H. Wyatt William Henry, White, Charles
. stockton FiaIsted, ,;;,r Ellis Briggs, Robert G.
Brown Jacob Hess william william uTeman' 4
mel Edwin o. Hotchkss. William D; Mann.
apan Jame onn Menmf bcker 1p can,a hepF sors,
Green Cap ain Daniel D. Wylie. Captain Edward P.
9ou,er Fl Warner. lieutenant Walter Scott Leu
enant James X. Mason Leuten 1s James P Wait.
e LeGepap nsy John @i en
enant George F. cummInss Sergeant sl, George H.
sergeant George W Romans Sergeant. Schuyler l.
, o5n Marine William H. Kirby George l. VIM
r " r. Hughes benjamin. Quincy, William D
nj nrevfous. J O:is Woodward Warren f. Smith.
ieorrs f. Lbbey. Edward f. Biohm. Louis F.
"a len
hairman: Charles H. Huestis. James Hamel. Ser
eant Y E. We,more. Corpora. Frederick B Lang.-
~ CORPORAL Henry r. Brewster. Frederick +.
}arnes William r Brixey. William e Wooderd. II
s. Mall. Andrew T. Souard. .CharI's A Peyer-
ill., Thomas G Rigney. Frederick a Allen. 8 Cal
SIN Smith. George II. Chaiterson. Henry J. Moore.
1 IN, fore 1saacs. Benjamin F, Allen Charles |.
,ycki George W Corliss Frank Jones. George n
IcLean William G. Winans Corpora. Henry A.
harrison Washington z. Connor. Walter X. Pave
\ 10 Heppenheimer Orville Odde BENJAMIN r
loore. Eugene Finck. Richard J. Legga,. Theodore
!; R1essle William II. Schott. Charles c. Reed
'uriIst II Weigle. Frederick r Beas Thomas
ore Richard II. Poillon. Alexander Slater Eugene
! ,fuind0n. George Brady. William 5. Haynes
+ Ham Sperb. jr =
MAYOR Strong among those present. and Gar
Fl 4 Hobart Governors Black and Griggs. with
heir stars and ex-Coyernors Flower and Morton
nd ex-Mayor Grant were among the expected
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