New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01

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Quarteruaster Captain William KERRY.
battalion Quar'srmss'er Flrs, Lieutenant Allan = Fer
commfsar - sgbsi,'eaoc ',p'ai" charits A Booth
Captain Arih1r T. Jorrc,t H;sisia6, surgeon
Tho regiment was AT disadvantage while pass
inr the reviewing stand. because ns band had
ceased to play. and n marched IN tired and don't
care style
The nth Separate COMPANY under Captain John
T. Klein: the "a Battery Captain Rasquin and the
2d Signal Corps. IN command OF Captain g. r. Bald
win. and Troop made up the rest Of the Second
Brigade
Troop G., under command Of Captain Charles l.
Dl Bots wore the old yellow trimmed cavalry
uniform They sat their horses well and
their whole appearance was so soldierly that many
people on the stands pointed them out 10 their
visiting friends Regulars
General Peter e. Doyle OF Buffalo. Is the Second
Brigade commander I'm point Of seniority. and he
followed the brooklyn men, with the 6jth and IAN
regiments the lst ID ana 81 battalions and the
an signal Corps which compose the Fourth Br-
gade The following members Of the brigade staff
accompanied IA. commanding officer.
colonel Lauren W pettbone es,i-sn adjutant general
Major charles NJ Ransom. inspector
M K. or M1' hn 1'f Sa lDe eSS@ adS9Ss'7
eu'snant Colonel F2ya cfs ssso ssrse'H'
Captain The ldore p. Sheldon. aide de camp
The 9TH Signal Corps acted escort for Gen
eral Doyle and his STAFF, and the cavalcade, which
attracted attention because ~ It's fine appearance.
was followed closely by the 65th. the senior regi-
mcnt Of the brigade
AT the head OF the regiment rode Colonel sam
uel " Welch jr who Is the senior officer Of his
rank in the state Members OF his STAFF who
companled Co.onel Wclch Captain Walter F.
Murzey adjutant
First Lieutenant James Ward scrloner First Lieutenant
Ihther g. no mes battalion aeuianis fiIst i;ita
lam :. jackson. battalion qHaItermasters captain
Frank NJ chaplin commssary ~ subsistence Captain
seymour + White. Inspector Of small arms pra.t 20
Major Albert II. Briggs surgeon, captain HAIRY
ner assistant surgeon. Harvey stark Fisher chaplain
Then came the 74th Regiment also from Buffalo
under command Of Colonel George c. Fox. This
regiment was for the western part Of the STATE
what the 18th was for New-York city. II was re-
taired AZ u home guard when all the other re-l-
rncnts went TO the front in the Spanish War an,
has on that account been spoken Of as the TN 81
Buffalo. When the regiment reached the reviewing
stand its band was silent and not a sound went up
from drum or bugle to indicate that the Admiral
was reviewing H. II vas the only organization
that did not give some kind Of a martial salute
and military men who sat near the reviewing STAND
said that the omission reflected badly on the res'-
rnent Colonel Fox's staff composed as follows
Regiments. 44aen faaan %aam f faaF 4Ss
pegm,n,a ouar,ermas,er captain Frederick Herrick
battalion Qaarternas'er first Lieutenant jon" Su'"+'
Commlssary n subs stencs aptan Wills X lux
Inspector q Small Arms Practice captain Ire
Asssan, Inspector small Arms Practice First Lieutenant
I,-0 Vincent Lannen.
Assistant Surgeons Captains NeFtner kenerson ana N"'
After the 18th Regiment the LIST Battalion.
COMPOSED NJ companies from jamestown. Tona-
wanda Medina Niagara Falls and clean under
command Of Major Mghclls b. Butler II was the
first time that the battalion had paraded as body
since its formation. and II attracted much atten-
ton from mon who were familiar with the reor-
ganizatlou scheme.
Tho 81 Batta.ion under Major william wilson,
followed This body was composed Of separate
companies from Rochester. Geneva and HorncNs-
VILE and the "a Battalion which came next IN
line. under the command Of Major Albert NJ Hail
contained the representatives. from Auburn, Ell
mira. Syracuse and Oswcso.
or these battalions the only one that had COM
ploc staff was the a. which was composed as
follows:
Captair s. & Jlnes. assistant surgeon
The 6th Battery under captain L. L. Olmstead
brought up the rear If the Fourth Brigade.
Following the Fourth Brigade came the balance
of the up the State contingent in the form OF
the Third Brigade. under the command Of Brigader
the reorganization took place after the Spanish
war was composed Of many separate companies
and these were later formed into regiments and
battallons and were seen in that formation yes
terday for the first time. Every organization
saw active service during the war. either In
Southern camps OF at honolulu and they marched
and looked ike veterans. Genera. Oliver was fol-
lowed by these members of his stan. who attract
ed attention because of their fine appearance and
the superior horses which they rode:
Lieutenant Colonel Harry curtis cashman Assistant Ad-
iutant General.
Maor Charles j. nn.naasn Juaee allocate.
M Ms,'r i l.'ma. II h,a G.4s ia r. n
Major Charles e. Ceminshaw commissary.
CAPTAIN Guy + naksr. Ade- L. SamF.
The 81 Signal Corps. under Captain Edward J.
Wheeler acted escort General oliver. ON
ward. Christian soldiers" played the band that
followed, and appaue rang from all sides. The
great audience seemed 20 appreciate the fine march
ing and steady movement Of the LIST Regiment
which led the organized bodies or the Third
Brigade.
The LIST Regiment soldiers were not New-York
City men. but there were evidently more people In
the crowd who knew them than they did the up
the-state men who had preceded them And this
was natural for the regiment. commanded by Colo
mel Robert r. Emmett. composed OF separate
companies that had their headquarters at Yonkers
Mount Vernon. Catskill and Hudson. and some
came from Walton Oneonta, Binghamton. Middle
town. and three companies from Poughkeepsie
Newburg and Kingston. Colonel Emmots stan was
composed follows.
second Lieutenant Grenytle Temple Emmei 69th Req
ment acting reementa adjutant
First Ileutenants Michael F 'armody. Clarence Sague
MAJOR Daniel s Rurr surgeon
captains John :. Wilson and Maurice g. Ashley.
sstant surgeons
First Ideutenauts Wllmo c. Graham Richard A
era
Captain Oothout T. Whitehead. commissary.
Colonel Eugene * Austin. inspector small arms practice
Chaplain Albert T. Tenney
The "a Regiment. composed OF separate com
panies from Troy Cohoes Schenectady. Mohawk