New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02

CITIZEN TARS HOME TODAY
TO MARCH Up BROADWAY AND BE RE-
VIEWED BY THE MAYOR.

THEM FOR THE GALLANT WORK THEY HAZE
roSr-rHE1n RECORD ~ CUBAN WATERS
A demonstration Of welcome similar 10 the greet
ing which the returning list Regiment recci'eu Oh
! Monday NAV he expected this afternoon When the
members Of the lst Battalion OF New-lorK o.u'e
| Naval Reserves march up Broadway ana FH'"
ave Mayor Van WyCk will review the men vi.
their march past the City Hal. ana thous"nu' "a
Nev-Yorkers will turn out 10 cheer them as 'he'
pass on 10 the United States ship Ncw-Hampshre'
nj Twenty-eighth-st. and the East River
The members Of the battalion arc 20 be mustered
ou, of the service OF the United States this morn
| ing at the League Island Navy Yard Phiiadelpha'
| and will star; for NewYork In time TO arrive mere
q, D. m From the Cortland-st ferry they VIII
| march to the City Hal; and cross the plaza III
front of the building about n m After 'nc +
| view there they will proceed up Broadway 10
| Fourth-st TO Washington Square. passing ui'ue'
the arch to Fifth-ave. On their way up the avenue
| they VIII be reviewed again by Adjutant-'eher"'
| T,n,nrhast at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Al twenty
| sxth-st they will turn east TO the river me
| New. Hampshire moored at Twen:y-e'sh'h-st-' Is
| the headquarters Of the Navai Reserves o. inc
| State and the mon will report there 10 h'e'''"'''
| Commander Jacob W Miller the commander or inc
| ST.. Naval Militia before thcy go their homes
| Leu,enan. Commander Miller invited me Mayor
| 10 review the mem ers OF the LIST Battalion WIZ
| ins TO him on Wednesday, as follows:
have the homer TO state iha' II NE hs civ Mil
be mustered out OF the Navy at y League On boapG
Friday Sr2 sstes early fcasp Yankee have done
great credi. to the state. the city and themselves,
Of any State to enter service and has since
participated IN many engagements IN SOW Souh =,
bono ne If 1ou Would review hem a, city
Hail Park they march from Cortland,s' TO ms
Friday ''''
In a prompt reply the Mayor wrote;
| r'p
Naval Battalion on Frday on mann nG p me- BY
front Of the S CITY nn ,day eas afternoon viii bs
most convenient for the review.
To representatives Of the press Yesterday Lieu
| tenant Commander Miller said; "Ah preparations
| 10 receive the boys have been made and we
| hava nothing 70 do but await their arrival The
| men will be paid of and mustered out Of the
| United States service at the League lsand Navy
Yard. Philadelphia. at o'clock Tomorrow morn
| ing They will then be taken - the Pennsyvania
| Railroad station and will board the il O'Clock raih
! for This city, arriving here at O'CLOCK
| "Thev will be re. al Jersey City by an escort
from the I'd battalion and delegations from the
| Chamber of Commerce and the Board or lrade
| and Transportation The escort ana oeesa''o''s
will be headed by the lst and I'd battaiions oann
and drum corps They will cross the river by the
| Cortlandt-st ferry. and will march to Broad"ay
| and Cor,landt-st where they will he joined by
| eighty seamen from the monitor Nahar'. who VIII
fall in behind the men from the fankeA ana ac-
company them to the New Hampshire The men
will proceed up Broadway 10 Waverlcy Place TO
! Fifth-ave up Fifih-ave. TO Twerty-si%th,st; ara
across Twenty -sixth-st to First-ave. and thence
TO the New Hampshire. lying at the foot OF East
When The war broke ou' the ,ots strenG,h Of
we had increased that nun bsr to losl. Eight hun.
bred and twenty-five OF these served IN the thitcn
srases IF ,5s nkee ns ar Example OF our effective
ness The 2s9 men compTslng :hf crew w ol ha az
into action and hey Sod 5a s hfs s n
The Yankee in nine ensas, mems along we
coast Of Cuba. in all OF WHICH he RfsyTSe,s ex
hseo fr sgon naval oeers on The various arhp
At Cienfuegos the Yankee engased the forts sngie
| handed and succeeded in destroying a SPafsn
su1hoa In all these TSs tn bsS S Rsn %
nr ru condition and according TO report a.
hand from Lieutenant Duncan; the men a: body
are stronger and healthier than when 'hey E"
conimande- Miller said last night that the men
would parade in this order:
FIRST DIVISION zoe
F,r.t Naval battalion Bans
'1'0'''''' W. wtixtT s"' Susls I. .0".
suI MsSs'3 ) F P,'; McG6Ta.
s,ar1rd apo,hessry
Berry taymsn
CHIEF PETTY STAFF
Bu,man chief mastcr-a'-arrs
Tinsley. shist .s ganns RS. ma los;.
McKeoon. chief
Mt Snd Rsr Ts buna Yn
Wi,s3o s%esaey T Berssind' caon'. Eimon'''a
SECOND DIVISION
rirs. company
s.snsa. ps os, GGssne 7 SSmman;nf
uoa'swain's mate. second-cisss: MEADE
ouH csTunn n' assdon and r kS''
seam.n. ordinary and antsmcr-Iavrence
Sy. T..g Hslf:S %ci r. RSas
Me A Wss. Tm M Ks, "a Rewa n9p M W-
BTincktrhor. Provost, '" waTn. 49, ''''''
FORWARD PowpEn DIVISION.
Second Company
/ Leutera7. John II. barnard conman9lry.
ogrrer.. mate first class p s.,,I,
Gunner's mates third lass. Hunter and Coolidge.
eoln. Pope Chiffon Val Miller KSt5h' Far a,
as E am SIZE sow erl'TsT S. nGs Wo6d
Murray cNrie, s G.. c Cure i v. vanieFoecA
COLOR GUARD.
Cn'st Boatswain's Mate soul2.
M4s,er-ai-aIms ihird class. Moss.
q.oSan .s5:d sF' as sa'i o5 Aa4os
FIRST DIVISION.
Ea..sn W b bel'o 6 SS%:a@y oem@.ae,ss.
Bosiswnn's mate second class, Huid.
Gs osswans s'' %sa9 ss a Sd'; Many My
Seamen. ordinary seamsn and landsmen Crawford Hurd
H.. schan. Gwynne X. Rowland NJ. SANFORD, Mar
shali. Cumming. Murray. ]. DO. Weeks j.. Rice.
F. Mitchell j.. Brigham Roberts. Q T.. lie Kay
Mitchell. D.. Skl.cn. Slack. Smith. FraGley. Wen
Willard E a. Graham. Harding. Lloyd. Itob;nson
Murray. l. NJ. beers. Lee. DAWSON. bail
THIRD DIVISION.
Fourth Company.
Ensign G. l.. Andrews. commanding.
second class. Stebbins.
| third class. Kciloxg
Coxswalns Hayward w. T., and Magic
seamen. ordinary seamen and iandsmen- Finder Mcya
hon Mas Bell stetson. Stewart. Craven R.gas
PeaoOdy Gray Fuller ROBERTS, r.. Ross. Bardennaur
Newhouse FGirchnd. Pel. Davis. +. II. Parsons
. BIZ Brown, W. B.. Whitman. Colnon EOweils
= Davidson lotter. Steinert. Boyd Seaman. CrOrs
. crane, GvlGschniGt Lawson.