The evening times., 1899-09-30

Gotnpuccu OF Batteries Is ana y, lst ArliHerf, L.
sth Artillery, and n, 9TH Artillery.
Battalion of Mounted Artillery,
Composed Of Siege Battery X. 5th Artillery, and
Light Battery c, eth Artillery.
STATE OF NEW YORK
Governor Theodore Roosevelt,
Commanding, and STAFF,
Squadron escort,
Commanded by Major Oliver B. Bridgnnan.
National Guard.
Brig Gen. James Meier, Commanding, ard staff,
Second Brigade.
Second Signal Corps escort, Capt. Charles
Baker Baldwin, c. nmanding.
s7th Regiment, Col. John q. Eddy.
2Sd Regiment, Col Alexis Gutter Smith,
l4th Regiment, Col. Btrtram Tracy Clayton
18th ReglmCEt LieIt. 90. Gsetge ID. kusseI.
18th Separate Company, Capt. John y. kleln-
81 Battery, First Lieut.. George Edgar Laing.
Toop C. Capt. Charles l. De Bevoise.
Fourth Brigade.
Brig. Gen. Peter c. DOYLE,
Commanding, and staff
9Th Signal Corps escort,
Capt. Charles Plumb. G-mmanding.
6Jth Regiment, Col. Samuel NJ. Welcn, jr.,
7G:h Regiment, Col. George {. Fox.
Provisional Regiment, Major hili-m Wilson
Thi-d Brigade.
Brig Gen. Robert Shaw Oiiyer, Commanding, and
Sta@.
30 Signal Corps a. escort.
Capt. Edward Jonathan Wheeler, G mmanding.
% Regiment. Col. James Horace Lloyd.
LIST Regiment, Col. Robert T. Enlinct.
Provisional Regiment, Major James l. Hyatt,
composed #
Tenth Battalion and Fourth Battalion.
9th Battery, Capt. Laurel l. 0lInstod,
First Brigade
Brig. Gen. AcC0sSy Butt,
Commanding, and St2E.
Detachment lei Signal Corps as csc ri.
22d Regiment. Col. Franklin Bartlett,
9th Regiment. Col. William +. Morris.
18th Regiment Col. George Rathbcne Dyer.
Ist Battery. Capt. Louis Wendell.
Fifth Brigade.
Brig. Gea George NJ ore Smith.
Commanding. and STAFF.
Detachment 1T Signal { rps as escort.
9TH Regiment. Col Daniel Appleton.
Goth Regiment, Col. Edward Duffy
s;h Regiment. Col. james Mo. gan Jarvis.
7lst Regiment, Major William 6. Bates,
ID Battery, Capt. David Wilson
NA.AL MILITIA
Capt. Jacob William Miller,
Commanding, and staff.
Isl Naval Battalion Commander William
Butler Duncan, ir.
2d Naval Battalion, Commander Robert
PieTtoHt fCrsheW
I'd Separate Naval Division, Lieut.. Edward
Newton NalbTidge.
Old Guard, City Of New York,
Majyr = Ellis Briggs, Commanding.
PESNSlLAAAIA MILITIA
GOV. Stone and staff
Brig. Gen. John W. Schall, LIST Brigade, Com
msEGing.
NEW JERSEY MILITIA.
Gov. GTiggs and STAFF.
Brig. Gen. p. Farmer WanseE, Commanding,
Brigade, and staff.
GEORGIA MILITIA.
Col. Alexander X. Lawton.
LIST Regiment Georgia Volunteers Commanding.
CONNECTiCUT MILITIA.
Brigade National Guard.
Commanded by Col. /. r. Burpee, LIST Regiment.
2d CompaHy GOverncr's Horse Guards,
Commanded by Major LuceFns Ludington.
MARYLAND MILITIA.
lth Regiment " g.. Col. Willard Howard Com
Inanding 5fh Regiment, y. C.
SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA.
Gov. NJ. b. McSweeney and staff.
= IL, m
NEW HAMPSHIRE MILITIA.
Gov. Rollins and Staff
Battalion Of six companes,
Commanded by Lieut.. Col. Z. II. Knight, First
Regiment \. C.
NORTH CAROLINA MILITIA.
Gov. Russell and STAFF.
Capt. j. J. Bernard, Commanding
OHIO MILITIA AND UNATTACHED 1
Gov. Bushnell and STAFF.
Col. John c. Speaks, Commanding.
INDIANA MILITIA.
Indianapolis Light Artillery
Commanded by Capt. James d. Curtis
MISSISSIPPI REPRESENTATIVES,
Gen. William Henry, Adjutant General,
Col. n. NJ. Leahy, Chief Of staff
Capt. d. Shelton, Lieut. Y. jones,
and John Bcshman, Aides-de-C2mp.
Representing the Governor Of the State.
MAINE.
Signal Corps
Capt c. w. Butler, Commanding
FLORIDA DELEGATION
Col. +. G. Brown, Aide deCamp.
Col. Winfield Scott Proskey, Cfief Of Ordnance,
Major F. H. Eldredge Aide-de Camu
Representing the Governor.
Col A. A. Wiley, of Alabama
Representing the Governor.
Company Of Rifles Of Corsicana. Texas
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
First Battalion, National Guard,
Company A, Second Battalion, \. c.,
Capt. +. c. Edwards.
Company B, Second Battalion. n c.
Ambulance Corps
UAARMED SECTION.
Major Gen o. q. Howard. L. s. A., retired
Commanding, and staff.
War Veteran Escort
consisting of
The Medal of Honor and the LOYAL Legion.
Veteran Association Of the l65th y. Y. Volunteers,
Second Duryea Zouaves,
Capt Matthias johnston Commanding
Veteran Association Of the Fifth n. Y. Volunteer
Artillery,
Capt. Joseph II. Barker, Commanding
Veteran Association of the Eleventh n. Y. yohIn-
teers. Col. Nicho'as Hartman, Commanding,
Veterans Of Meagher's Irish Brigade,
Col. james Quinlan, Commanding.
Veterans OF New York Mounted Rife Regiment
Color-guaTd, detachment Of Medal of Honor
Men of the Loyal Legion.
Veteran Protective Association,
Col. John Ellison. Commanding
Veterans L. $. Navy Association,
Commanded by Henry Y. Porter
Veterans Of the L. S. Regular Army and Navy
Association.
Col. George App, Commanding.
Union Veterans Union.
Col. p. II. O'Neill, Commanding
First Mounted Veterans of New York City,
Col William F. Walton. Commanding
Sons of Veterans
Major Charles Netter, jr-, Ccmmanding.
Union Former Prisoners of War Association.
Veterans of the Civil War, not of any one of the
above organizations
MaigE Gen. ]. Warren Keiffer
Commanding Veterans Spanish American War, and
Sag
Col. John Jacob Astor and Staff
Asto- Battery.
Manhattan Volunteers Spanish- American War
Col William Henry Huhbell and staff
Brooklyn Volunteers Spanish-American War
Never has New York presented so beau
tiful spectacle as greeted the multitude
this morning. The city is color and Dew
ey mad. cne vast kaleidoscope of rainbow
hues from the Richmond hills to the Bronx
UP the Hudson River to the end of Queens
"He That Any Good
Would Win"
Should hape good health. Pc,e, rich
blood is the first neouisitc. Hoods Sarsa-
pariua. by grpins good Blood and good
health, has helped many man TO success,
besides giOine strength ard courage to
sDonlen 4oho, before tasa1g Il, could not
evsn see any good IN life to 4uin.
Kr11I Contoh1rsN,