New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02

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

THEM FOR THE GALLANT WORK THEY HAZE
DoNE-THE1n RECORD IN CUBAN WATERS.
A demonstration Of welcome similar TO the greet
ing which the returning list Regiment received on
! Monday may he expected this afternoon when the
| members Of the LIST Battalion OF New-1orK ot"'e
| Naval Reserves march up Broadway ana RIM"
| ave Mayor Van Wyck will review the men OH
their march past the City Hall. and thousands Oh
| New.-Yorkers will turn out TO cheer them as 'he'
pass on 10 the United States ship Ncw-Hampshire'
ut Twenty-eghth-st. and the East River
| The members Of the battalion arc 20 be mustered
out of the service Of the United States this morn
| ing at the League Island Navy Yard. Phiadephia
and will start for New-Ycrk In time 10 arrive mere
at D. m. From the Cortlandt-st. ferry they WIZ
| march to the City Hal; and cross the plaza III
front Of the building about n. m Ai'ei 'ne J.
| view there they will proceed up Broadway 10
| Fourth-st TO Washington Square passing uhoer
the arch TO Fifth-ave On their way up the avenue
| they VIII be reviewed again by ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
| r,nrhast at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. AT Twenty
| s!xth-st. they will turn east 10 tho river inc
| New Hampshire. moorcd at Twen'y-cshh-s'' IL
| the headquarters Of the Nava Reserves o. inc
State and the mon will report there TO l'eu''"""
Commander Jacob W Miller. the commander OF the
Stots Naval Militia before they go 10 their homes
| Lieutenant C Commander Miller invited 'he Mayor
| 10 review the mem crs OF the LIST Battalion VIII
ins to him on Wednesday, as follows:
crew ' OF the lst Naval battalion of this city VIII
be mustered Of the Navy at League sane nos, on
Fri nsG GT2 sIss cary samsp Yankee done
great credi, to the State the city and thcnseives
Of any state TO enter the service and has since
parclpoed II many cngasem od cons,Sop it
Sreat honor If you would review them Al me cty
Hall Park as they march from 2 hs abe to Eve
you tomorrow the definite time OF their arrival on
Friday.
In a prompt reply the Mayor wrote:
II will afford me great pleasure to review the
Naval Battalion on FRIDAY on ,n the pnT me- b1
rom o, Way .e hoir on Friday afternoon will he
most convenient for the review.
To representatives. Of the press Yesterday Lieu
tenant Commander Miller said: "All preparations
10 receive the boys have been made. and we
have nothing 70 do but await their arrival The
men will be paid off and mustered on; OF the
United States service at the League Island Navy
lard Philadelphia. ut o'clock Tomorrow morn
| ing They will then be taken - the Pennsylvania
Railroad station and will board the IL O'CLOCK uah
for this city. arriving here at O'clock
They will Re ret al Jersey city by an escort
from the I'd battalion and delegations from the
Chamber of Commerce and the Board or lraoe
and Transportation. The escort and delegations
will be headed by the lst and I'd battalions band
and drum corps. They will cross the river by the
Cortlandt-st ferry and will march 10 Broadway
and Cor,landt-st where they VIII be joined py
eighty seamen from the monitor Nahan' VINO VIII
fall in behind the men from the Vance ana ar
will proceed up Broadway 10 Waverlcy Place 10
Fifth.ave up Fiflh-ave. TO Twenty si%th,st ara
across Twenty-sixth;st to Frstave ana fh E.t
broke SS 1 the ,O5 T., iTsns seS Ss
we had Increased that nun bsr 10 l9s Eigh1 nun;
dred and ,wenynve OF thsse se1yed IN '9e ,S.
crew Of the Yankee as example OF our effecive
Vessel T We're ~ the S 1a Militia wh 20
into aIS0 ans sfS ad daT hc ned
The Yankee was in nine enrag. mems along tne
Of Cuba in all Of W M, ,d 5f E fne Sshs
praise from naval officers on the yaron, warShlpps.
handed and succeeded in DESTROYING a SPansh
gunhoat In al these engaGsrendS W. We VIZ n
| Hrs-class condition and according 10 repott ~
hand from LeutEnsnt Dnnc"r ,Se men en a. ibsv 'oy
Commande- Miller said last night that the men
would parade in this order:
FIRST DIVISION .o~
Fir.- S.vsl nauancn Bans
Lieutenant W r y Duncan s1:,. IT, com A'a7c
TAT y;nS,n. l. s 5. ms,sens'f'
suf iesSHl J P McGiowan.
Berry taynsn.
CHIEF rETTY STAFF
Bu;man. chief master -a+rs
1 fHssy cS SSif cs sTSafs MAJ MAJ
MSKeoHn. eh,et yeenar
' cnwoy' ' chef yeonan
ssnslmo and ., Gh: yn5s1 ssa
wilson. Sweeney. T Deresiod. culom. Eimon'''n
SECOND DIVISION
rirs. compang
ds.s' S:..l
i isssTsh rs,, iea s.cond-oisss' Koi.ede
'u" cexsua ans Iansdon and rdisoin
S''T pu4soy Gs'i Rs. 'S sssye sard
s sq 6. w. k rasy M Msi:n %e d. Fame
M,rd In We r. s M KsA1 Hi H. &noa Ne
BTincksrhor. Provost, waTne;
FORWARD PowDEp DIVISION.
| Second Company
Leu,era?, John II; BARNARD eomman4!n,.
oy ,5rs mate mate e essonS Ss rIs,. ;imoae
ounners mates third lass. Hunter anI Coolidge.
seamsn oTdnary sss1re" and so n
ewynne, Humphreys. Morana soH9Id. De Camp.
sIIG Fs s@. Soc s5'fsF 1%6
s sS;nSs pssde McpaS Chat. 10 '''"'
COLOR GUARD
Cn'et Boatswain,s Mate scuily
oYarermas !s.n nrs &C., class i Maad0S
| FIRST DIVISION
| Third Company.
Ens!rn w. Dew D.nnoeh comwms sa,i1
bosi.wa!ns mate. second class, huid
G cosWans s'' %.as ss' a sid'; Many My
Ordinary ean ana na
.h. S0Sam m I%S" Murr n Do Weeks j. Riet
r. Raff Mitchell j. Brigham. Roberts. O. T.. lie Kay.
| Mitchell D.. sGil.en. Slack Smith. TraGley We'll
| Willard f. a. Graham Harding Lloyd. Robinson
| MURRAY, l. NJ. beers. Lee Dawson. Dahl.
| THIRD DIVISION.
| Fourth Company.
| Ensign c. L. Andrews. commanding.
| Cunners mate second class. Stebnns.
| tnrd class. Kcilozs
| Coxswalns Hayward, w. f.. and Magic,
seamen, ordinary seamen and iandsmenFlnder. Ncya-
hon, Mas,eIson. Bel sieson ste"srt Srtyeni Rsss.
| Newhouse Fairchl.d. Pe!. Davis. E II. Parsons
| BIZ Brown, W. b.. Whitman. Colnon. EOweiis
Davidson Dotter, Steiner BOYD. Seaman Cross
crane. GolGschmiGt. Lawson