New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
PARADE IN CINCINNATI.
., WEATHER MAKES THE ANNUAL
AFFAIR A SUCCESS.
VETERANS PARTICTPATE-AccIpENT TO
-xrpA1. CURTIS. OF BUFFALo-oFFI-

t'y - orconizea associations day and night all
o." here have also been parades daily. To-day
c,o,s Army parade took place. 70 be followed
"' ..ou, hv the civic and Industrial parade as
W." ,uhuee demonstration. The attendance In
FaF overnight and to-day reached fabulous fig
'ne coor6inC 10 the estimates OF two dozen rail-
r'ss' ,,a, have been taxed beyond the!r capacity.
us. arrangements were such that have
pu 80 for food or shelter or suffered from hea: or
want OF any'hhe
,.,,v.Aye guns at Camp Sherman. There were
V,msrous meetings previous 10 the parade but
"-" ,ba. attracted more attention than the meet
~. =, the Blue and the Gray" ut the Chamber Of
-s at Q a. m. This meeting had been
V..d bv resident Confederate and Federal veter-
-, With view 10 bringing about the most cordial
,sbok,ng over the bloody chasm and It
..,,nep,ly successful Meantime the contest be-
80, Sexton. Of Illinois; Shaw and Shots. OF
rwyork: Andersen. Of Kansas. and Mack. Of
ohio for commander-n-c chief goes on with much
..rs,,on. while Denver. Kansas City and Phila-
s.,,hla are making hot contest for the next en-
campmen;
THE PARADE UNDER WAY.
No.. ,.rade moved ut 10 a m led by the mounted
lie All along the line Of march there
..ks O. ice water and lemonade for the marchers,
80 IN sorue places they were literally served with
,,o,e substantial refresimen There were seats
o, thousands along Washington Park Eace-st.
~ around the postoGice and at other places
INA the housetops as we'll as the windows and
sy.-v place for reviewing the parade along the
,ou,s were occupied.
Tho line OF march was less than three miles. with
,ss reviewing stand at Washington Park. near the
e,d Of the course. With the parade starting
nrornptly az 10 a. m. the reviewing stand was
reached shortly before noon. Here COMMANDMENTS
Chief Goblin was surrounded by Vice-Commanders
Ill fN
Pruner Ouartermaster-G General Charles Burrows.
INSPECTOR General A. Williams. Judge Advocate
General Eli Terrence Surgeon General David Nc
K,v and others Of his staT; Mayor Gustav Tafel
and other officers Of Cincinnati. Governors Bushnell
of Ohio Pingree Of Michigan. Atkinson Of West
Virginia and other State officers and their STAINS;
National Executive Committeeman William II.
Armstrong. f NJ. Sterritt Thomas W. Scott ". r.
Hill Lyman l.. Caldwell. T. r. Montfort. Eiwood
Craig Past Commanders Louis Wagner. r. b.
Heath John s Koun;z. John + Rea. William
Warner John Palmer. a. c. Weisert, J. C. p.
Adams Thomas c. Lawler. J. n. Walker and J.
s. Clarkscn. Generals ". r. Warnock. ID. b. Hen
derson DC. CHASER and c. II. Grosvenor. Colonies
J. II Smith. II. E. Kingsley. W +. orr J. x.
Hamilton. D l. Cockley. c. b Wing. Julius
Fie!schmann. Charles Z. Fischer. H. II. Pettman,
D. D Knox l. x. Anderson, r. G. Mckinney.
Alber, Brewer. 5. A. Anterior. George W. Healy
and Others
The parade was completed at 9:9j p. m. The aver
age time IN passing given points was little over
four hours.
OVER TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND IN LINE.
TIE general estimate Of the number in line was
between twenty-five thousand and thirty thousand
II Was noticed that many VINO wore the uniform
OF the order were among the spectators along the
line OF march. Most Of them did not feel able to
parade although the day was cool and bracing
as in November The parade was purely one OF
the Grand Army. as the naval veterans held ihelr
street demonstration Yesterday, and the usual floats
and dayligh: fireworks and otner attractions were
reserved for the peace jubilee tomorrow. Inc
Denver Drum CORPS with Afiy-three pieces. and
the hand of Roprh Riders from Dayton Ohio. with
their me The Pl,tsSuTg band. which aiterna,ed
instrumental with vocal music. possibly caught the
Kansas we're also loudly appiauded.
While the Ohio division outnumhered the others,
YET the Illinois department. headed by John SACK
ssa5 o ee e @n rank next in
numbers TO the Ohio division. which brought up the
a. from In he n2s , %af sS @
,ary and naval Jackets making hne appearance
pos, No 81 from Detroit appeared with all men,
bers wearing frock coats. .
The post from Louisville had sugarcanes WIN
coiton ornaments. Those from the Dakotas. Iowa
and Kansas displayed with attractive effect their
samples OF corn and grain ,..., Ill
along the lire Of march the scenes Of gree en-
husasm Witnessed as the different divisions ms
passed the reviewing stand and were saIu'eo py
the distinguished men on the platform.
WEATHER FAIR AND COOL
The weather today was not only fair but cool,
cooe- than On any day known here for years at this
season There was much less demand than usual
for the water and other supplies that were IN
readiness along the HE Of march. and there were
none that dropped out from eXnausS,Gn S day IN
ally the case. II was VpcaI au,ui d ola? to ~,
every respect and the veterans gathered carry TOT
The great demonstration win uhusuaI chee' anu
An inciden, ,o mar the proceedings o. the morn;
The Police Commissioners Of Buffalo. lie was ro,
ing with the Police Commissioners CT this ana
charge Of the police that headed the procession
HIS horse slipped and fell on him in suc4 "a a
,say,S no, b would no, recover but later in the
cay his condition Improved. Sill. it is believed
Prev,ous TO he parade there were many reunions
and some business sessions incudlng ih9se OF NE
womans Relief Corps.
The National army Nurscs' As.ociation elected
snls; senior Wee president Mrs. chapman Illinois;
Junior Ms Fay NewfoTk seGle
Miss Waterman. Philadelphia: chaplain Mrs. Nor
I'LL. Michigan.
OFFICERS FOR NAVAL VETERANS.
The Association Of Naval veterans to-day elected
the following officers;
Rsar-AdmTalrJ F. t,I r. Fq 9s1co Metropolis
National Captain-Winiam Larzeier' GAINESVILLE
comrander-Gencral-J D. Blanchard, New-York
Lieutenant -Commander-James a. Miller. Athens
Ohio
Lieutenant-Wiam Mcintosh. New-York.
Master Walter f. Jacobs. New-Haven
Ensisn--James Kennedy. Portsmouth,
Fleet Surgeon /. Ci,ley, Cincinnati.
Paymas;er-E r Dustin. Providence.
Fleet Eneir Ferrior Y. Christian. Chicago.
Fleet Chaplair-A'exander 6. McWilams. Detroit.
Judge Advocate-Judre Frederick c. Harvey
Minneapolis
Secretary Frederick = HaskiTs. brooklyn
Boatswain-Fdward Virgins. New-York.
RsarAdmirai Keiley, Of Philadelphia. received
diamond and gold badge from the Naval Veterans.
n. presentation was made by Commander Archer
o'Pennsyvania
The woman's auxiliary the National Assoca-
ton 81 Naval Veterans to-day elected the follow
ng officers Captain comma ndng. Mrs. Anna IL
sears, Of Baltimore; commander, Mrs Mary T.
Baker. OF Boston: lieutenant comma 1er Mrs Lena
Faddhy. Of Leighton Penn: senior lieutenant
Commander, Mrs. Carrie p. stone. Of Baltimore:
neutenant Mrs. Hannah V. Green. Of Providence;
rect surgeon Mrs Margaret Dickson. Of Detroit
neet chanalr ~ Fila Wetchnr Of Now RedfOr1