davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-05-07

Here, while the yield was not large
and the soil rot very bad, it is seen that
all three checks did not together yield
as many clean roots as any n of the
treated plots. With so small a crop it
is not easy to show that sulphur would
pay, but there is unmistakable evil
dences OF its wholesome effect shown in
the table. If the marked roots are con-
sidered equal to two-thirds their weight
of clean ones, the ratio between the
average of the two plots receiving the
largest amounts of sulphur and their
separating check plot would be as Al to
25. Had the crop here been equal to
that of the other two experiments, the
difference between the check and its
adjoining treated plots would have been
1875 baskets, or about $31 at rs cents
per baskets net gain of $26 per acre
for the sulphur.
In dollars aud cents the experiments
of the present season show a gain for
sulphur of from $685. so to $26 with po-
tatoes selling at % cents a basket and
an average of $50 if the selling price is
80 cents per basket.
SUGGESTIONS.
Irish Potatoes.-Th experiments
with Irish potatoes indicate that cor
rosive sublimate when added to the soil
will check the scab, but the mere soak.
ing of the seed in a solution of that
Substance is{F ineffective when the soil
is infested.
KANT .&hring the past season has
shown Considerable fungicidal value in
reducing The amount of scab.
Sulpaar has maintained the FIRST
placafzsa remedy for the scab, and its
WI 5lesome effect upon the soil is dem
Illustrated as remaining undiminished
through at least the second season.
As an aside experiment, the tests in
cutting the seed tubors show much bet
ter yields when the middle pieces are
used than when either the seed or stem
ends are employed.
Irrigation considerably increased the
amount of scab5iness during the past
season.
The tests with depths of planting do
not show any advantage in varying
from the normal.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-05-07

Get yisfting cards printed at the
pRD ofiiec. 1t.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-05-07
The PENIS Grove Record
MAY z, 1897.

Gov. Griggs has signed the Gledhill
Bicycle Baggage bill and it is now a
law. The new law obliges railroad
companies to carry bicycles on the trains
in New Jersey when accompanied by
the owner.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-05-07
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Ills are caused by constipation and sluggish
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derful new liver stimulant and intestinal
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thing, Try a box to-day; 10c., sc, 5Cc
sample and booklet free.
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NEW MENAGERIE INMATES ARRIVE.
TROUBLE IN GETTING THE ELEPHANT TO THE
PARK.

TROUBLE IN GETTING THE ELEPHANT TO THE
PARK
Tho three animals exchanged by the Ring
ling Brothers, the circus propretors, for Fatims,
the big hippopotamus OF the Central Park Zoo.
at 8 o'clock yesterday morning. The animals
accompanied by John Winner. a trainer employed
by Ringing Brothers. Jewel, the elephant, was
the first OF the arrivals TO be taken from the
freight train. Her legs were securely chained. so
that she could take only short steps Winner led
the huge beast by stout manila rope through
Thirty-hfth-st TO Fifth-ave.. and thence toward
the Park crowd OF people followed al a respect
full distance.
At Fifty s'xth-st. the animal refused TO go any
further ana attempted TO turn back She slowly
backed down the avenue about ten feet, dragging
her keeper with her. Winner was afraid that the
elephant might get away from him. 70 he allowed
her TO retreat until abreast OF an electrc-light poe
to which he deftly fastened the rope and stopped
the refractory beasts retreat Leaving the ele-
phant In charge OF Henry Snyder keeper OF the
menagerie who had met him further down the
avenue. ne hurried to Central PARK to secure the
services OF another elephant ne was AFRAID nv "
pleasant experience with him In Barnums circus
several years ago. He asked superintendent smith
Granted Duchess was led down Fifth-ave TO the
Slace where Jewel fastened When the ele.
nhants caught sight OF one another they trumpets0
loudly for few minutes and then became friendly.
In n few minutes Jewel consented 10 accompany
Duchess to the v msasss ap rh the 'wV to 81
st.. where they were taken into the Park and put
In the eephant-house, l., A..
cage when taken from the frelghtcar. They were
put on a truck and carted 10 the menagerie, whetc
they were placed together In what Is known as IN, INC
nsv rrivals
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GRAND NAVAL DIVISION.

Rear-Adnira Francis NJ. Bunce. L. 8. Navy, commas
ing,
san-comn,ander John schouer. E. g. Iteusenane $50
Osterhaus F. L.: Lieutenant Charles e. MAsh'
NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET
T. g. g. New-York flagship. Captain slas Casey. e'o-
" " handing.
L. S. s. Massachusetts. Captain FREDERICK Hodse~
commanding
T. e. g. Indiana. Captain H. c. Taylor. commandnc
T. s. Columbia Captain James II. Jones commahnin&'
u g. s. Maine Captain G. D. Sigsbee Commanding.
L. s. 8. Texas Captain W. g. Wise. COMMANDING
T. S \ Raleigh Captain J. b. Coghlan. commanding
T. g. g Puritan, Captain j. r. Bartlett, COMMANDING
L. s. S. Amplitude. Captain G. j. barclay commaAc!nS
T. s s. Terror Captain p II. Harrington. commanding
REVENUE MARINE.
Dexter Captain Abbey, from Neg-Bedtord
Woodbury. Captain Hart. from Portland.
Dallas Captain Rogers from Boston.
Hamilton. Captain Mitchell from PhlatephA
Window Captain Mcguire from Baltimore
LIGHTHOUSE TENDERS.
Maple A. D. French
Zitana, c. W. Atkins, master
Cactus G.. II. Goddard, master
John Rogers 4. c. Buland. master.
Mistletoe 8. D. Weber. master.
Verbcla S. J. Howes master.
Azales c. l. Gibbs. master
Lilac. f. w. Johnson. MASTER
Myrtle Theodore Nickerson, master.
Gardenia, c. e. Mathews, master.
Armeris William Wright master.
FOREIGN MEN-OF-WAR.
H. NJ g. Talbot, Captain z. H. Gamble. COMMANDING
French Corvette Fulton.
II. I. NJ. s. Dosa
h s. NJ. Steamer Infanta Isabella
H. s. NJ Steamer Maria Teresa. Moreado commanding
BY command of MaJor-GeneNl Grenvlle VI. Dodge.
A. NOEL BLAKEMAE. HENRY e. coRBfN,
Chief OF star. Adjutant-Generai
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ACCUSED OF PERMITTING IRREGULARITIES AND
PREFERRING RELATIVES FOR OFFICE IN

ACCUSED OF PERMITTING IRREGULARITIES AND
pRErERRING RELATIVES FOR OFFICE IN
THE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION.
George b. Douglas. the representative OF die.
tillery company at No / Madison-ave has pre-
pared letter and some aidavits making charges
against Robert ]. Wright. the Commissioner OF
Correction. 1t is declared that Mr.. Wright has
permitted some Irregularities in the Penitentary,
and also that he has used his power Commits
sloner to place In Office a number Of relatives. AS
a proof OF the charge Of nepotism there was sub
mitted to the Mayor the following partial list OF
oficials appointed by Commissioner Wright. with
their salaries and the relation they bear to him:
Erastus F. Mead, warden Of the workhouss.
salary, $500; brother-in-law.
Augustus H Wright. steward at Bellevue Hos
Frank T. Belts. orderly at the workhouss. salary
Ebert Wright librarian. Harris Island, salary
Ebert B. Jones. general storekeeper, Blackwelvs
John, j. MGrtha.. second deputy warden. but now
81 800; cousin OF Mr. Kane who Is Mr.. Wrights
partner in the fertilizer business.
Commissioner Wright yesterday admitted the
substantial correctness Of the list. but said the
officials had been appointed under Civil Service
rules He said he knew nothing about the alleged
irregularities in the Penientiary. The attack upon
him, he declared. had been made for political
reason at the instgaton Of Republican politician
who wanted to prevent his appointment to the
office Of Collector Of the Port. Some time ago he
procured the Endorsement OF Mayor Strong and
other political friends TO his application TO Presi-
dent MeKnsy for the er appointment IN ~, PANT
Tertiary declare that woman who was sent TO the
Penitentiary for keeping disorderly house in the
that she said she had paid $500 for them.
Mayor Strong Yesterday said he had not received
the charges against Commissioner Wright and ne
did not know II they would be considered
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Tiffany s CO.
Will close their establish
ment all day on Grant
Memorial Day, Tuesday,
April 9th.
UNION SQUARE
NEW YORK

PEI t SS%mn 6Sm. MS:f:
B. r. Middleton No. 800 G F. wsox eG N Mn,.
ssn1as S mSny M G'5 Be-
Japan commander; General Henry "; Sioe s,e
hensOn Post No. ESQ., Thomas Mqsn Ions
ss %sTd X WawE FSs' co%mandsr Aired
Post mo- SIS Ja%aS hIg I' Pdst No. 20
ser ' %ons Island NJ s. Rurke. commander William
urney Post No: 5as Bayshors, Long Island W. ,V W.
n"H g. lSRs 5ssn' Post 70 ss I@se
Ward Post No. 6J4. Rosiyn. Long Island.
Third-A division composed Of posts Of the city OF
James r. o'BeIrne, Marshal
S5s.s So's Aof'A X |ss2 + T r. Scott
BsS ff NsS..i E ds4sstsn
Posi- ~ 427 ont Gordon acconpaIed BY Measners
W Brigade Pos, N u's a@ T.
battalion Loud commandiqg. q ,s post c no
s sslus Ten Eer Z Andress PSs n sSIau; IT,.
e. Morgan 81 d nGsi NoI s NJ John a.
POST ~ se2 John H"mphrsy Js6 ssdsTeE Post
SG nS a Mhf'G cnn Pose
a. joseph HS0sI rd Nsy fos No. 3
Hecker Post No. 1oT Hsrmaen SCHMIDT Ge9 Wlam
Arnold commanding Farssut Post No u Bernard T.
MaSsrs sumner N r % W Nj fs rous
James S. Wadsworth Post No. II. John McQuan: Cen
eral James McQuade Post No S' WI " - h f3sn
cock Post No. 80. John W. England Battalion JOIN
A Butler COMMUNICATION A. Raw,n Post NO. NJ
James j. Butler: Vanderbilt Post No. 1873. George
Chappes Judson Fitzpatrick Post No. l43 Robert Meier
stninwehr Post No 1872 Adolph Reiman; Cameron Post
No a. John H. Tenant; Hans P9 9 Pos, No $50
George b. Mcclellan Post No. Sl. G: W. Knight
Battalion. william Riley commanding l. Farm
ham post No 418; Phil Kearny Post No. 8; owen
Mcciovern: Abraham LINCOLN Post No ID. z G Aphonse
Tbad Stevens Post No. go James G. Anthony Steuben
Post No Dol Andrew Buehrer: William G. Mitchell Pos.
No $50 Zehmeah c. Smith; Phil sheridan Pos. No
033 Isaac Ecksten: j. l.. Rker Post NO. W drum
corns): o. A. Kmball Post No 100.
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MILITARY GRAND DIVISION.

General Wesley Merritt Merritt; T. T. 8; Harry
Aids-rir T., ser'esan' + aen,ey Mott. s. 4
FIRST DIVISION.
United states Forces
General William NJ. Graham. T. s. ~. commanoiaS'
FIRST BRIGADE.
United States Army,
cs'Ss c1' Samuel l. Ms command
Battalion of Engineers, Z. s. army
s..n NfPGr sU I.uenanis William E. cTaigh L. S Al;
E I W. Tsn { l. L 9 Iafa an T A.
L.u,.nant-cooqel ": $: worth u s. A. commanding
observation-disclosures William Sinclair. u s. A.. command
Battalion Light ."S; ARTILLERY,
co,on. su mfslmf Sixth g. s. S cavalry commanding
staf"First Heuiensnts george II. Sands, Robert L.
First squ HSss'' SIKH Hi s t. 5 5. Cavalry
Ma ss'ind s HSa Tn'I1 T. e6 GaHaIs
,n,,D lanes 1SSP rs AaTy A'sde@ oSmm.ndn,
SECOND BRIGADE
Forces United states states Navy Navy "
Lieutenant P1 Wiiiism + Fasm, t. s. e. Adjutant.
IL Phelps u b! NJ g. ie ssasos
s .r %'5iS9 s5s 6 L. poa,
First battalion Major C. +; Williams.
Second i1' unsd states aRta sea amen A'ANn
Fourth 9lTd E ~ lD j. H. Miller
o.
Seventh battalion Lieutenant r. NJ. Doyle. U. 8. N.
SECOND DIVISION.
National Guard. State OF New-York.
Governor Frank $. Black. commander-n- Chief;
Major-Generai c. Whitney Tninshas' Second Adjuant-
9.na Terry oT,r g. . General Pen9 n.n
erai Henry 7. Moves. c; q; General Edward NJ Hon
General s. +. Kneeand, }. A. CT General Warren NJ
Healey. p G.; General William Henry Hushes Q.
Adscaptain II. l. sqsteTiee Colonies Albert J. Myer
E.d MpG SS T. + H M sSeke GEORGE T. P9yd
Major J. b. Burbank L. s. A
FIRST BRIGADE
Brgadler:Gene Louis FITZGERALD. commanding.
Megtenan. Colonel Il Slin Assistant Adjutan General
Mon,snt Henry s. Van puzer. Avery D. Andrews W.
Emlen Roosevelt and Oliver Hartman. IT.. Captains
First Signal Corps. Captain Homer W Hedge ndng
Seventh Regiment Colonel Daniel Appleton commandnr
seyenty-hrst Regiment Colonel Francis " Greene COM
sirty-nnth Regiment Colonel deOrs. Moore smith, com.
handing
Eighth Regiment. Colonel Iienry chauncey ,r..
Twenty Regiment Colonel Franklin Bartlett com.
Twelfth Regiment Colonel McCoskry Butt commanding.
First Battery. Captain Louis Wendell. Commanding
Second Battery. Captain David Wilson. Commanding
SECOND BRIGADE.
Brsadier-General James Meier, commanding.
Majors George r. Fowler S. Francis D. Beard. o. O. !:
Peter II MeHuliy. g. A. IheodSre H. Bsheoek. l.
Charles W. Tracy G. s.. Captains John IL Shut.
and Ernestus Quick. aids.
Fourteenth Regiment. Colonel H. W Michel commanding
Forty seventh Regiment. Colonel J. @. Eddy
Seventeenth Separate compsny Captain John +. Klein.
Twenty,hrd Regiment Colonel a: c. Smith commanding
Thirteenth Regiment Colonel William L. Watson. COM
Third Battery. Captain menSy g. Hssaun. commanding
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Mcknight stephen Littisr R. T: Higgins Henry y,
Hail. Randolph Smith. Warren W. duncan eap'~''
Eben Swift. II. 6. A.

s ksssa s!sYn s@ a Warren Duncan. Captain
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Provisional Battalion.
FIR. iss ss CAPTAIN Sssisn Es
corcorsn cadets. Captain 2 F. Edwa nos.r
Emmett Guard. Captain Harry WASH
INDEPENDENT COMPANIES.
socIste Legion. Gui.epp Garbald Captain Louis rusahy
Italian RIFE Guard, Captain stephen f ranain Mike
independent ""''ah ''' warx
Polish Lithuanian American Republican League Colonel
II. p. Lewandowsk
FOURTH DIVISION.
Military School Cadets
Captain p l. zalinsk u s. A.; Marshal Marshal
CAPTAIN D L T4snSS Il Ads' Fsrsy Dr. J.
Beyss H. T. Bartlett 6 4. Benton Norman &c. Gra r.
Escort-csdet Troop Squadron A.
FIRST BRIGADE
Colonel Charles J. Wright Marshal L,,,,, Will
stafr-Ileutenant NJ j. Lrnahan. u g. A.; captain VII
". Page. Major G RnSo G Jo5n G Mpsee
Elicit wss l.s H.r.b S@ss1 Captain '0nn
''' N isS"1Hx Military institute Cadets
St. Francis Xavier Cadets Captain John Drum. u s. A.
n. T., fall. Cadets. cSp, na' Charles Morton u S. A.
,.., s.oo, c,s so,nmane y white commanding
Hamilton institute cadets n sha jr commanSns
Barnard School Cadets W L; Hagen, onnmmanSns
Workers High School, r. o. Baker, commanaihs =,
PlaInhed High School Cadets; Captain g. f. EDWARDS
c,,.,on School c.de e% No T. j. Dri.coll COM
manding.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Major George NJ Barry. Marshal
81 Georges Cadets. A. H. Abeel. cominandinB'
g. Dartholomew's Cadets, Major Il. Mc'icher' 'o
A,,.nc. Cadets, colo aSh' n Block commanding -,
Bloomfield Cadets Captain II. NJ Thomas comma, e,,1s
Prospect Street Boys Brigade. captain d. t. S"i"
commanding.
Emmanuel Cadets. w. c. Ritter. COMMANDING
Episcopal Church Temperance Legion noDedi
Leo Battalion. ". S. Burns. COMMANDING.
Ascension knights Of Temperance. j. A. DAVIS.
Hebrew orphan Asylum Cadets' H'""n N'' ~
u. N.r 1o-..v Battalion Cadets q. NJ Pollard
G., r,om,..s Cadets J. r. Singer commanding.
It, Monicas Temperance Cadets Il. Hresor'' oo''
" manding.
st. petr Y. g. Naval Cadets George wagner WIN
handing.
Our Lady of Sorrow Cadets. Captain a. Neiss' No'A
handing.
THIRD BRIGADE.
c.neral A. C. Kenyon. Marshal
psr+,., Rove Brigade BrigadorGen George A. Sae
-' commanding - -
FYrst battalion New-Jersey Cadets. Chafies v" ha"'
" commanding.
rbincse Students T. W. Wightman conmanhin6
New-YorL Turner Cadets. VI. Ren1'ck" co','.l -
Rathrnors Boys Battalion A. D. Roberts. commanding
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STOLE FROM ALTMANS STORE.

Della Flynn. Of No. S West Nineteenth-st. the
woman who was found leaving Atman's store. o.
Nineteenth-st. and Slxth-ave. on Tuesday n'Sns
with 81 worth Of cloaks which she had stolen, wa
arraianed In the Jefferson Market Court yesterday
morning. The detectives Of the West Thirtieth's"
station searched her room and discovered more
than 81, 900 worth OF goods which she had s,v mr
The woman was employed In the store for num- n
Der OF years She occupied the place OF m sSrvd
and was a trusted smploye. She ackno~.c'sfbs
her guilt and wanted to make RESTITUTION io' ~
goods she had taken.
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SECOND INDEPENDENT BRIGADE.

asF w III n. w Henry .s sGman' William
Henry N Elsptf"' %ET haEs Ass9SHf fT
commoaorf Gs$Tss RT9Ts SS%mapal"s
York cty. Captain P l. Flynn Gideon Wells As.
Essex Association OF Salem Mass. William NJ
s%e Wsm As9fA %nr Il Gr0ydns
Eeltimore Md ca2aa LOUIS Bennett; cTm6eand
Clifford Central New.York Association of Amsterdam.
y Y. Captain r. W. Rawden: Monitor Association OF
Association OF Portsmouth, N. H., Captain T, W.
aH KenneD Ss Of a
Me-. Captain John o, shaw; Farrasut ISOLATION o;
Veteran Association Of Philadepha, Penn. Captain
Daniel T. Kelly admiral Wnsow ASSOCIATION Of
Basss Association OF Newark n. j.. Captain William
NAVAL CADETS OF NEw-YoRx CITY.
Brass HoM!tzsF; War Relic,
6DmSaa h W Essn SGm1and'ns
e James BanhGn copora csorss
L. johnson, Lieutenant Frank c. Woods, Lieutenant
hhp oAasSs1 ]Sn9 snf.
Camp No TO- Providence . r. K A. 90 SPHINX commander
Captain LAFAYETTE MIToy. commander; Colonel ".
ESsrs md iOS Aired Wood y swD Na
49, Jamaica n. y. Captain Carl J. Grill. comman der
M Meapt ANN commander SOrdauist Camp No. e.
ysSSn NJ q CAMP 10 Taos5
Lawrence ]. Haene. commander; Hugh C. Irish
Camp No. 8. Paterson N. j.. Francis H. Mcbride
commander: John {. Shotts Camp No Q Yonkers
y. Y, Captain Joseph Andrews; commander; U. 5.
Mo as eommander Mansfield Camp No IS T Brook
lyn n Y. Captain Philip Grosback. commander:
Charles II Burts Camp No. TO- Brooklyn. ~ Y,
John r. Murphy, commander George @. Libby Camp
No ss B?o3 YSTnr Camp ~ NS 20 er ssmS'
Captain Wilson r. Mandell commander; George c.
hermann. commander: Reno Camp No. l02. New
York CITY. Dr. j. a, Allen commander; Koes
commander; Excelsior Camp No. 81. New-York city,
Fred VI. Norcross. commander; elisa Camp No 1913,
New-YOrk City. Charles r. AlIing. commander:
Anderson Camp No 1877. New-York city Captain T.
u. Rivers, commander; A. S. Williams Camp No.
1o3. New-York City Captain Harry Clements, COM
mander; r. T. Lincoln Camp No. 101 New-York
City Isadore Long. commander: oliver Tilden Camp
No %. NewYork City. Captain Samuel NJ Bowen.
commander.
SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Colonel James b. Branch. commanding
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FIRST INDEPENDENT BRIGADE.
COMPOSED OF VETERAN oRGANIzATI


General Joseph Hayes commanding .,
Stan General G. A. Miller V. s. "; Major William
Barthman. V. s. "; Lieutenan'-colone +. A. Baker
v MEDAL OF HONOR MEN.
Under command OF ranking officer present
UNION VETERAN LEGION.
John r bSnahe S.r Yaii %n r CGmMander
MatorGeneral Charles II. Herman. Commanding De-
partment OF New-fork.
stan-Colonei A. Z. Philpy, A. o.. Colonel j. H. Dono-
Colonel Thomas H. strtsh q. NJ. c.: Colonel F. W.
Ritschy. C. s.; Lieutenant Colonel j. N. Wandel'
,,ottsros Command No O. Colonel william Russell
j oaks commanding; Hancock Command No. 10,
Colonel Hugh Stewart. commanding Cushing Com
mand No Colonel s. s. BroTer' com
Custer Command No. 4, Colonel George H. RIDDLE
commanding: Murray Command No. .. Colonel A. NJ
Schott commanding; Scott Life Guard Command No.
ss Colonel Charles T. Morgan. commander: Dickinson
Command No. 10. Colonel d. X johnson, COMMANDER
Green Smith Command No. o. Colonel THOMAS Beard
commander.
phil H. Sheridan Command No. I.
T. s. REGULAR ARMY AND NAVY VETERAN AS
ISOLATION.
vEr ff2sse zoT CIV AssocIAT;loN
ELEVENTH REdI M Tt;v VETERAN ASSOCIATION
Colonel Henry Starch. commanding
INDEPENDENT VETERAN ASSOCIATION:
VETERAN ASSOCIATION OF 10TH R idiI NEW
YORK VOLUNTEERS ia Duryea Zouavef.
Captain Mathes Johnson commanding.
Drum and Fife Corps.
EIGHTY SECOND NETWORK VETERAN AssOCIA-
TON
Denton A. Mcgowan. president
GOTH REGIMENT NETWORK VETERAN CORPS.
Colonel John CONAN commanding. .
Other veteran organizations hat may report on tho
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CIVIC GRAND DIVISION.
Chief Marshal,

Chief Marshal,
Colonel Charles 4. Homer.
Capton John y. HYDE, c. OF 81 Colonel Eugene s. Fun
son A. c. Colonel Joseph J. Little. A. A. G.:
Major L. Curtis Bracket. s A; Colonel Eugene H.
Conklin, S. A.
Aide-Oiver W. buckingham. Frank Brainard. J. A.
Blanchard Charles A. Benedict. Or. Fred Castle. A.
H. Cllley II. II. Chittendcn Frank w. Childs Major
Mathew j. Dolphin j. H. Emery, William l.. Find
lev Edward Fackner Colonel Aionzo s. Gear. George
Huber j. Frank Hitchcock. p. Hexamor, l. A: Hall
Henry u. Johnson. Colonel John w Jacobus, Reid A.
Kahan. =. A. Kamping, DIR. II. W Mitchell, W: J.
Merritt, {. D. Moody, DR.. B. J. Perry y, Paiadinl
r. Sprague, f. II. Smith. NJ. A. Stern. H. A. Taylor.
Dr. w. A. Wood Dr. Charles f. Ash. Harrison X
Bird Henry b. Cochen. George Gunton, J. c. Hays
il. II. Hollis, John Little. George f. Lyon William
man Mandel. Joseph Hooker Meyers Il. IL. Pardee.
George G. Parkinson c. r. socum. r. ID. Wentworth
Colonel George H. Thompson.
Escort:
Philadelphia Emergency Corps.
DR. q. r. Huhsizer
FIRST BRIGADE.
Colonel Frederic Hopper. commanding.
NEw-YOWt HETEROGENEOUS.
Postmaster 4, W. Dayton. commanding.
stan--James tayer, \. +. T. A. p. T. NJ Morgon c.
g; Tltz5ohn PortJ C.; Thomas A. Jardnes A.
D. Thomas j. Clarke q NJ. George w. Weeks s. o.
l.. %. ID.
John NJ. Parron Marshal.
William Deale, Chief OF Stan.
Kel, Ernst Ecke charles Mccarthy. r. J. Donovsn.
T. y. OMaey, John Casey William J. Maloy.
First Battalion. Colonel BENJAMIN r. Seckeruon-
Second Battalion. Colonel II. Haeckel.
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Third battalion. cplond Thomas :. DeasR
NETWORK CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT..

10
NETWORK CITY FIRE DEPARrNme7.
second p BATTALION, ' CRAFT. " XSssa
Chief ". II. Deishan,y
SECOND BRIGADE
Veteran Volunteer Fire Assocsstion
Robert D. S StsS Marshal
THIRD BRIGADE.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS NETWORK CITY.
Charles Buckley. Trubbell, president.
St sSsnd "a asSs.
siaa"ycursssn assistant suDerins.ndsni..
5 gIs nsss ssSssl. s1 Ss: ':E, E. ss:
Second Regiment ssos S Colonel Hugh y =. T. o O.
hs sSs;: - = Z;
Grammar 1s SCHOOLS %sS Sos g. 's g. 81 o.
First Battalion Major John Davis, Grammar sssss.
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FOURTH BRIGADE.
United Ancient order Of Hibernians
Timothy Moriarty. Marshal.
FIFTH BRIGADE.
Colonel Wright D. Gross, commanding.
Ernest ., Marschali Commanding.
Colonel Henry b. Buckinsham.
knights q Sherwood Forest
Loyal Orange institution.
Colonel David Graham.
Fred f. Fleck Pioneer Corps.
Major John Clark.
Charles Sumner Pioneer Corps
Edward !. Matthews.
Rockland Institute.
Captain Joel Wilson.
Junior Order United American Wor1uneA
Captain George A. Darling.
SIXTH BRIGADE.
Colonel John T. Underhili commanding.
Freinghnysen Lancers
Captain J. r. Salmon.
Ninth ward Pioneer CoTps.
George B. Hebarf.
Order OF Scottish Clans.
James Kennedy, commanding
Clans Mackenzie Mcdonald and McDun.
Southern Beneficial League.
Paul Hargrove, commanding.
saoonmen's Protective Association
Colonel A. L. Christian, commanding
Societa Rsduci Della Patria Battague.
Major p. c. Volta.
Italian-American Pioneer Corpa
Major &. La Veecha,
Iegins Giuseppe Garba!dl
Commander l.. " Fugazy.
Fratelli Questa Nicola Messina
Societa Operina del Rsorgimento SciueeA
Raimondo Mltiga-
Royal American Sutzen Bund.
Joseph NJ. Fox
First Austrian Veteran Sick Aid Aesocauoe
Colonel II. Maher.
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VETERAN GRAND DIVISION.

Major-General o. o. Howard. Chief Marshal
General Henry T.. Tremain. Chief or staI, =, TT
stsn-Coonei David s. Brown, A. A. O.; General n; -
Eoyce A l. g.: Colonel Henry II. Adams A. =. ~ w.
sn.cial Ads-Major Louis l.. Robbins and Edgar hechuI
AidsGenerals F. Butterfed Charles roene
Charles A. Brooks Charles r Braine John !. rye
Captains s. T. Cooley Charles G. Dobos' Edward r.
Chase John c. Curtis c. A. Q. Norton bieutcnants
Albert Forester. william r. Morris. D. '. Qulck
MaRs H. Whaples George c. Whalter: sergeant FRED
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commanders in carriage.