New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-25

Commodore Nh T HS. E E ives I've:
~ 3commspdcf Chates A. Morris Standard.
FOURTH SQUADRON.
Commodore 4. y M MiIIara
Commander Philip Dicks ...-'E ~. nnhiru-
Lieut. Commander. Frank Grove. ...Croton'
FIFTH SQUADRON.
Commodore Joseph Psene III Il H Har%st,
G IGal .do@mander TS6mSs oDonne r. II Sears
SIXTH SQUADRON
cOmmoaqre G Munger .p oia2s
SEVENTH SQUADRON.
Commander Rnyia f Hoptin; N Cox
Lieut.. Commander. -
EIGHTH SQUADRON.
corrmodore - Howard Rowland Excelsior
Lieut. Commander. II. Brggs-.--.-..'
NINTH SQUADRON.
Commodore Thomas Lawson s. J. Loaox.
Lieut. Commander. Walter Williams
FIRST SQUADRON.
VA FIagship-D. R Martin IT;
steamers.-P. O. Schultz, Harlem ,,-.-.. H.
Tugboats-Terror, Gambia Christnna, Conqueror FRO
Governor H. NJ Hoyt, Robert Lochart Fannie p skeer'
Isabel f. Wilbur, Isaac l. Fisher sale r Linderman'
Georg1ana, Reba Reindeer, Bee, Charm, D. JeWelI
SECOND SQUADRON.
steamers-KaaiersdIl, Bay Ridge, Maryland.
erry-boats.-secaucus, Nassau, Union Ferry Co,
Tngboats-Emma Kate Ross, Margaret Sanford, G. u.
watrous L. c. Ward 7, Lnckcnhack, Germania, scandl-
navian Briggs, +. Meyers, Harry RousseL
THIRD SQUADRON.
steamers-Rosedale Thos 7. Way.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kingston -
Tug6oats-F E Ives Glen Island eso!Gie T. w.
Alice T. Grew, ?. Pdgeon, jr; Cycops STANDARD Day
light VI staRd9r1 Royn Fountain ri KiSg
Gamecock, ID. X. Neal, q. W. Wright, Newark
FOURTH SQUADRON.
eteau.crs-Mnnio Cornell. Vanderbilt. Harry Hli.
William Fletcher, Virginia Seymour Rosa, John l.
T2g6ont.-Quaker CITY, o. A. Adams ! T. Ea,ton, 7.
q l. Garck Edgar Baxter, q. :. Rosoncrunl, IDA Miller,
g. H. starbuck David Bingham. Maggie Moran.
INSTRUMENTATION, Nellie May, spray.
FGFru SQUADRON.
Fcrryboais- southAeld, Union Ferry Company.
steamcr-.-New- Brunswick, c. A. Pcene, Sarah A.
Brown, Mohawk Valley, a. H. Valentine, Mcdonald;
sea&s Pie v. o. Brown. T. H. hotter, Leader. ". L.
Street, s. L. Crosby, r. G. Townsend, T. d. Lefovrc.
SIXTH SQUADRON.
stoamers-Pegasus Morrisanla Block Island, Bor
dcntOwn.
Observation-Disclosures, Harslmus Juanita, Columbia,
Remove A. G. Sumner, Uncle Abe Linden, Young
America, Jessie, Winnie, Ronton, Clara, Blue Bonnet
NtsS SSm.iightcrs-Transt T. B. wntson J. Edwards J.
G. Stevens, Kinkora. Mohawk, A. +. Grant, Pennsyl
vania, Harvey, Petrolia Stella, Susan
SEVENTH SQUADRON.
stcamers-sylyan Dell, Sylvan Glen. Florence.
steam-l ghters.-F. sgel Border City, A. MILLS.
PonecrJC W. Roe, j. NJ Cox, Robert Burnett Virginia
Jackson c. G. Cox John Hallard, Atlas Bell Leonard
Richards, Hudson, John s. Smith, Rambler, Chief
EIGHTH SQUADRON.
steamers-sea Bird. Helen, Captain John Osseo.
amllghters-Admirnl, Climax, Maud Clara, Amelia,
Columbia Imperial stranahan, Advance Joanna, Alfred
"' Tueboafs-s r. st. John. seaboard NJ Kalbsneisch
Sam ROTOR T. il. Cohn' Excelsior Exc1hanSe' Mary
ruff W. II, Taylor, Cornela' A. +. woicott, Indian,
Whitewater
EIGHTH SQUADRON.
Charles H. suef Blackbird John LenoX, Thomas Kiey.
Tugboats-Iltan T. c. Levy, W. II. Vanderbilt, James
Ls@9 @ s. james Hq Scd s sad E h2%7 w hS
Clara Nellie, ii. W. Hills, l.. wande, J. ". Hustled Bal
J. A. Garfield, Harvey Temple, James Bowen, Hercules,
A. ]. Hoole 4. Van Burger, Commodore Boggs, Jacob
snex, Champion, Sarah A. Eaton.
-lghter-Advance.
The line is 10 form at $50 a. m. sharp, from n
barge anchored abreast Of Bedloes Island all boats
to form to the southwark of said barge. Upon tho
arrival of the Admrals flagship at the head of the
line and the firing Of one gun from the flagship the
line will move The TO be up the North
River to n point about opposite Sixty -ffth-st. 1;
then turning to the eastward; moving south near
the New-YOrk shore, round the Battery, and pass
ing the flagship, which is 70 anchor at that point
and review the parade, up the East River to point
| will then turn 10 the eastward and proceed down
near the Brooklyn shore, pass Governors Is
land to The the noTthh%SIaurdl, and proceed
|
missed All paTtcipators in the line are to remem-
Der that an exclusive right of way is not to be as
sumed because of their position, and that the usual
care must be observed in regard TO the right of
ferry-bOats etc, 10 cross the line. Indiscrminate
blowing Of whistles by boats In line IL prohibited.
Each boat, however, az 1t comes abreast the flag
ship in review, Is 10 salute with three short blasts
This is regarded necessary To prevent any posi-
bic confusion with legitimate navigation signals.
| FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MARCH
| The subscriptions received by the Committee OF
Arrangements yesterday were in excess of those OF
any previous day, amounting to So, $40, making
the total receipts thus far 1882 The New-Yorl
| Mining Stock and National Petroleum Exchang,
| contributed $500; the New-York Central Railroad
Company, $500; William X. Vanderbilt
| $3.50; William Astor, $3.50, and the UnioI
League Club, $3.50 The New-York Central Is th
only railroad company which has contributed L
! the funds of the committee Encouraged by tn
large subscriptions received the committee decided
| that display Of fireworks should be given. an,
appropriated $1,000 for that purpose Tho fire
works will be exhibited on the Battery
and, IL the required permission can b.
! obtained, at either end of the Brooklyn
| Bridge. The committee also appropriated $3.50 70
! each Of the following regiments: The Sth, 9th
18th, 10Th, ODD Goth and 7lst-the money TO b
expended in entertaining guests.
The Governors of Rhode Island and ew-Hamp
shire arrived last night. They were met by tn
| to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The Governors o
Massachusetts, and Maine are expected thi
morning, the Governors of Connecticut and New
York tins evening, and the Presidential party ant
| the Governor of New-JerseY tomorrow morning