Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-28
THE MILITARY PROCESSION.
II starts on the Minute-Its Com
pOncnt Parts.

pOucnt Parts.
NEW YORK, April 27.-With military
promptltude and perfect discipline 'ne
land parade started from Twenty-tourth
street and Madison avenue on the minute
at 1920 o'clock. Major-General Grenville
NJ Dodge followed by staff or ceie- ,
brated soldiers. led the column the nm,
tary band from Governors Island coming
next. Then came the parade as folows'
MILITARY GRAND DIVISION.
Maior-General Wesley Merritt. United
States army; United States forces, Gene
raj William NJ. Graham. commanding'
corps cadets, United States Military
Academy; battalion OF engineers; regl-
ment infantry; regiment artillery; pat
TALON light artillery; regiment United
States Cavalry, Colonel S. S. Sumner
Sixth Cavalry, commanding, and stan;
first squadron, Sixth Cavalry; second
squadron Third Cavalry; troop, Military
Academy: forces United States navy
United States marines; United states
seamen; National Guard, States OF Ne"
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Con-
nectcut, Massachusetts,, Maryland, ne"
Hampshire, Virginia. Rhode Island, Ner-
mont. Ohio. Illinois, District of Colum-
bia: independent companies, Societe Le-
gione. Italian Rife Guard. Independent
Russian Hussars of America, Polish
Lithuanian American Republican League
Military School Cadets. New York Mill
tary Institute Cadets. st. Francis XAVIER
Cadets, De La Sale Cadets, Berkeley
School Cadets, Hamilton Institute Cadets'
Barnard School Cadets. Columbia lnsu-
tute Cadets, Yonkers High School, Plain
field High-School Cadets and Castieton
School Cadets, st. Georges Cadets, st.
Alliance Cadets
Bloomfield Cadets, Prospect-Street Boys
Brigade. Emmanuel Cadets, Episcopal
Church Temperance Legion, Leo Bat
TALON. Ascension knights OF Temperance,
Hebrew Orphan-Asylum Cadets, First
New Jersey Battalion Cadets, st. Thom-
ass Cadets, st. Moncas Temperance
Cadets. st. Petri United States Naval
Cadets and Our Lady of Sorrow Cadets,
Baptist Boys Brigade. First Battalion
New Jersey Cadets. Chinese students,
New York Turner Cadets, and Baltimore
Boys Battalion.
VETERAN GRAND DIVISION.
Major General o. o. Howard, chief
marshal; General Henry f. Tremain,
chief of staff. Escort-Lafayette Post;
disabled corps commanders. in carriage
Grand Army of the Republic, Colonel
Thaddeus S. Clarkson, commander-in-
T., y. ..
ments of New Jersey. Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island. Connecticut, New York;
First Independent Brigade, composed OF
veteran organizations, General Joseph
HAYES commanding. and staff; medal-of-
honor men, Union Veteran Legion, Union
Veterans Union, United States Regular
Army and Navy Veteran Association,
Veteran Zouave Association. Eleventh
Regiment Veteran Association Of New
York Independent Veteran Association
Veteran Association of 165th Regiment,
New York Volunteers Second Duryea
Zouaves) Eightt-second New York Vete-
ran Association; Sixty-ninth Regiment,
New York Veteran Corps; Naval Vete-
ran Association, naval cadets of New
York city, Sons of Veterans, Sons OF
Confederate Veterans.
CIVIC GRAND DIVISION.
Chief marshal, Colonel Charles f.
Homer. and staff; New York City Fire
Department. Veteran Volunteer Fire AS
sociation; public school, Charles Buckley
Hubbell, president; members OF Board
of Education. United Ancient Order OF
Hibernlans, United States Guide and In
formation Company, Knights OF Pythias
knights of Sherwood Forest. Loyal
Orange Institution, Frederick f. Fleck
Pioneer Corps. Charles Sumner Pioneer
Corps. Rockland Institute, Junior Order
United American Workmen. Frelinghuy
sen Lancers, Ninth-Ward Pioneer Corps,
Order of Scottish Clans, Southern Bene-
fetal League, Saloon Mems Protective
Association, Sociata Reduci Dalla Patria
Battaglie. Italian American Pioneer
Corps, Legione Giuseppe Garibaldi,
Societa Operaina del Risoi gimento
Scilese. Royal American Schuetzen
Bund, First Austrian Veteran Sick Aid
Association.