New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-28
BROOKLYN IN THE PARADE.
a GREAT DAY FOR HER MlbiIANf
ORGANIZATIONS.
noRsr FOOT AND ARTILLERY OUT IN FULL
FORCE. MAKING BRAVE sho"->'
FLAW IN THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR

FORCE. MAKING a BRAVE sHow-Nor
FLAW IN THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR
TRANSPORTING THE TROOPS
prool.,vr,s military ORGANIZATIONS turned out in
sun force Yesterday and fine showing they mace
The Brooklyn brigade in the Military Hrano III
vision OF the parade included the Ntn 4'th 1'o anu
ssth regiments. the Signal Corps the 81 Battery anu
Troop c. These bodies. With the nth separate com
many. OF FLUSHING form the Second Brigade OF the
So National Guard which followed the First
Brigade in the second division OF the Military Grand
Division
The BROOKLYN regiments did NEE; each other
for the march up the tomb unti. they Teaehe"
Twenty-Dinth-st. where they prepared 10 ia' mo
line The l4th Regiment, under Colonel Harry w.
Michel formed az its armory at Eiehth-aNe. ana
Fjfiecnth-s,.. q; o'clock and poeeeced 10 me Ham
sl,on Ferry From the New-York end o. the Terry
1t wen. to Twenty third-st by the Third-ave eie-
waited railroad ard formed in rwenty-ninth-st'' the
rghs resting on Madison-ave. 8riSad!cr-GeAcra'
James Meier and staff 10 heie p ceF q. Tw'ny-
ninth-s, and Nadison-ave. The members OF the
staff were Lieutenant-Colonel j. F. FrothnGham'
assistant adju,2nt- general; Major w. r. T. mayer
inspector: Major C. r. Fewer, surgeon; MAJOR +.
u Beard ordnance officer: Major p. H. McNnl'F''
auartermas;ar: Major c. w. Tracy. jr.. commissa'y
Major T. Il BabcOcs. inspector OF rife practice;
Captain J II Schu,ts. jr. and Ernestus Guick'
eides-de-camp.
The s.era! Corps Captain F T. Leigh command
ing icN IN behind Genera. Meier. The corps was
accompanied by an ambulance. which was recently
addea 10 its equipment. The officers Of the IAN are;
Colonel, Harry W Michel; eutcnan,-coloneL A. l..
Kline: majors g. j. Tobey and 6 L. Clifton: regi-
mental aGju:ant. John W Mutt battalion adjutants'
.. p. Henry and w c. R.enfeustah!; resimental
ouarterrnaster. F Z. ShDnan; battalian quarter
masters Hasseu Mutt and + II. Stevenson: COM
MISERY OF subsistence George r. Jennings; inspec-
tor o. rife practice J. J. Dixon: asssian; Inspector
Of rife practce. Alfred E. Steers; surgeon, T. L. r.
Te:asao.e: chaplain, me Rev J. O. Wilson.
IIGHrENED TEE LUNCHEON BASKETS.
The nth Regiment Colonel John ". Eddy com
nand,us assembled its armory. in Williamsburg.
al o'clock. and marched 10 the Twenty-ihird-s1
ferry where II embarked for NewYork. Upon
reaching the New-York slip It passed through First
ave 20 Twenty-ninth-st. reaching the appointed
place for 10 wait for the main line soon after 10
o'clock The members of the nth, like their broth
.rs in the other BROOKLYN regiments; did valiant
riers while they We're waiting in Twenty-ninth-st
The I'm sPSTf2 rUn c0 of S zen iU M
the length OF their journey the soldiers from Flush
g6rk Ibe S M Nsi; comnaaded BY CaS,aa j. F.
Klein whose fellow Officers were First Lieutenant
Comb First Sergeant George G. sexton. and Quar-
termasicr-sergeant W. II. Z. Nimmo. jr
THE 23O APPRECIATED IT'S HEADGEAR.
Next after Captain Kleins command came the
crack sd Regiment. Colonel Alexis c. Smith com
tereay the chief being the brand new shakos
which were frst yesterday The shakos are of
blue and have pretty little pompons of blue and
white The members of the 23d's band also marched
Neat new unforms- me most Conspicuous features
pf which were striped bue-and white devices worn
pn the shoulders and known in military circles by
long German name which none OF the 9us 6i1n:
%o6 1eh IN b 10 edtoIdave amor before
o'clock and rode by the tToe hey me me
10 .oeI Inc of he b esi1ent Who took the same
route after transferring from the HaiseyTst: sur
in $th east u --119' ~. ..',.1..
ssd-Colonel. Alexis c. Smith: lieutenant; c0lonei
Err De asG George Gase aH Wngae
battalion aGjGtants, c. Pine and j. +. Carhsie,
auartermasters. BioccKer Bangs and Frederick 4.
Horsey: commissarv Of subsistence. treqeTlcK W
geoa william f. SPsnGceT GaIpWSni a lne vat
lindsay farket 5IonI Sbsr,ss II Luscomb;
majors. George G. COCHRAN and George D. Russea,
tutants A 6 Pierson and ". II. Van Keeck, jr;
fegimental 0uartermaster, Charles Werner; pat
tIo9Einet commissarv OF subsistence Jere a. Wern
berg: Inspector of rife practice. j. II a Dressc!
surgeon. John A. Cochran: chaplain, the Rev DR.
a. J F Behrends
HOW THE HORsEMEN WENT.
The Cd Battery, under Captain Henry Rasquin
and the Signal Corps reached New-York by way OF
tho Twenty NUNS u 'le i''"ON
,,,r end Of the ferry on their horses Captain Ras
GUMS officers are: FIRST Neutenants, Henry H.
Royce and Z d Chemidlin; second lieutenants
GEORGE E Laing and Lorenzo NJ. Nickerson; first
sergeant Chauncey Ma;ock; quartermas ier-ser-
ceant Howard S Starrett; veterinary sergeant. E
Z Alderman: Guidon sergeant, Samuel NJ. Man
gam: assistant surgeon g. d Beasey
The troopers Of Troop assembled at tne Ii
errrory d. 80 o'clock and proceeded TO the city
Hall 10 meet Mayor Wurster and the other Brook
iyn officials 10 escort them over the Bridge. The
frOc turned In fun fCFcc. ana 0ndQH Il llllt
appearance. with its handsome helmets After
eccor. DanVing the Brooklyn officers as FAR as
Twcntv-siXth-st Troop dropped out Of the line
and awaited its turn 70 join me parade CaPt5an
Ctfrers wore: Fist leutenants. J.. y. smith ana
" NJ futile: second lleutenants Henry 1Iaus ana
John r Hcttr!ck: assistant surgeon, NlIlah IL
Skonc. FIRST sergeant. George H. Weymouth; quar-
ernoaster-sergeant Edward McLeere Jr.' suldon
sergeant Charles J. De Bevoise.