New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-26
MORE CIVIL WAR VETERANS JOIN.

MORE CIVIL WAR VETERANS JOIN.
GENERAL HOWARDs DIVISION OF IN
ARMED ORGANIZATIONS is GROWING.
General O. O. Howard formally opened his head
quarters for the unarmed division OF the Dewey
land parade at No III Broadway yesterday ana
was busy from morning till night issuing olue''
and attending 10 the thousand and one preiimi-
naries necessary for such undertaking. Just
before the place was closed for the day Colonel H.
II Adams his Adjutant General, compiled TINS hst
Of veteran associations that have expressed their
intention to take part in the land parade
Eleventh Regiment Veteran Association nn under
Capfaln Nicholas Hartmann, one hundred l'Ig Ti y
First Mounted Veterans. under Colohei W. "
Walton Of the 9TH Ncw-York Artil
lery under Captain J. II Barker sixty men Snn,y.vo-k
Detail Of tweniy-s , men coIor od r,, I4G iS'
MOUNTED Kie o, 70 t6e scl 6 ,s fG legion
OF M Of Of the ID Duryea zouaves
under captain Matthias tombstone eighty Eight
"',' companv formed OF Individual members OF
LAFAYETTE Post. G. A. r., about one hunatSI men,
Sons Of Veterans In uniform TWO nuNu'eu ""U
Atty strong 49, ,,
Personally" said General Howard. Il think
that the right Of the line should have been gwen
70 the Grand Army They could have been sta-
toned near the reviewing stand ana nave laAen
I'm AT the head Of the line there and compAe'eu
the march There would have been no chance of
their lnfrmties delaying the procession under those
circumstances Still General Roe was IN charso
Of th. AFFAIR and he thought best that they should
march with the unarmed troops. Commander IN
Chief Shaw was the OF decide If they shoud
parade under these orders and as he was against
II there is no more 90 be said
General Howard explained that he would organize
his division into brigade and two half orIsades
General eKifer vii command the brigade ana Coio
mel j. J Aston and Colonel W. II. Hubbel Will
command the half brigades. The veterans Of the
| CIVIL var will he formed into companies and COM
mand,d Y their own officers. They Will have the
right 2 division.
Colonel John Jacob Aston issued the Following
regimental order, 40. l. yesterday;
Mems Uniforms Campaign hats hue shirts.
! Non CONS vii lwear stripes no matter what their
Tine ONicors Campaign hats field bouses, uni
! form trousers. regulation belts, brown leggns'
Mounted officers Same as line officers; excepting
! boots spurs and ganuets, instead OF whte groves
place Of Observation-Disclosures Resment. o.
| Onc-hundred -fourteeuth-st between boulevard
and Amsterdam-ave.. the right on Amsterdam-ayte
Brigade headquarters on Amsterdam-ave.. north
west corner Of one OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Time OF Assembly-ll a. m. . ,,
! National Guard ORGANIZATIONS.
The parade starts from One-hundred -andtwenty
second and down Riverside priys. our column dunn
| ty-sec0nd- ST and Riverside Drive.
The regiment marches into close columns OF pa
toons distance between companies six PAGES. six
teen nle front exclusive Of guides Guide * IL
rear. after passing arch files TO be brought back
into line I'm double time
I'm passing in review. on command left hand salute
| when six yards from reviewing stand and main
! tanned until six yards past the reviewing stand.
All colrs and guidons will be massed in OF
regiment signal Corps Veteran Association acting
color guard, all to be dipped when passing In re-
! view.
REGIMENTAL FORMATION
First Battaloa.-A-Astor Battery Dist Volun-
teer Engineers C-First Company, spanish-Amer-
lean Veteran Associations Second Company. Span
| lsn-Amercan Veteran Association; Third Company
| Spanish American Veteran Associations Fourth
| Company Spanish American Veteran Association;
! fut6 Company. Spanish-American Veteran Asso-
citation. Sixth Company Spanish-American Veteran
second Battallon-A-sd Regiment. New-Jersey
| Volunteers: First Company Second Company.
/ Third Company. Fourth Company, Fifth Company
! Soy Volunteer Signal Corps Association ca
Regiment. New-Jersey Volunteers
! Third Battalion. amp Garner Post NO !, Cor
| coran Post No l. Gloucester Post No J, Postofice
Department Veterans, Bronx Borough Veterans
! 30 l. Newell Rising Post No. !. General Miles Post
Bv order rit'i Of J. J. AsTOR.
Colonel Commanding.
RTTNARD a RFINOLD.
Lieutenant and Adjutant.
All un9b os Y beaTe at No p %est TwtHty
| eighth-si
Or O. V Brush Senior Vice Commander OF the
Medal of Honor Legion. and Acting Commander,
| said Yesterday that the Legion would not be or
dered out 20 parade unless the differences between
! the Grand Army OF the Kepubhc ana me coHliil'-
feature OF the unarmed division will be dele
CATION Of Cubans Colonel ADAMS says tnat ne has
as he docs not know their organized bodies, and as
/ the latter have not made any overtures 10 MIN.
he does not know how many there Will be
Colonel John Jacob Aston has sent his check for
s. to General Howard 10 be devoted to the Iun INC,
Tor providing bands for the organizations under ms
/ a. umand That makes 800 received 10 date, but
both General Howard and Colonel Adams think 1t
insufficient