New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-28
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A. The following OF staff officers to special du
ties connection with The Inauguration OF the statue oil LID
MAJOR Joseph I T5s, s%sn%p 5S
ATTENDANCE upon the Major General eommaniing.
on bellows Ss island and nn!SiiSs statue
guests Invited to re.ssyou1 at the Union Club other
places n the ey m ce them IN carriages ana see a n ty
:stsd BY captain Joseph Ha.keh PA Infantry captain
tine Chase. 81 Artillery Frs' Lieutenant Robert H. Platter
Infantry rs Lieutenant BenJamn ii: Randolph 81 Ar
llery and Second Lieutenant Warren Newcomb 9TH Ar
Lieutenant Henry Hodges Deputy ouartermas
tou including admission OF persons holding tickets 70 the
mi Sylvan tre.S and Ataata~Pier No l. ~ RI assisted
fntry and FIST LeHensn- Edmund L. zainsS and Bcna
K Roberts 5th Artillery. and sufficient number of
Breyei Brs,der General Richard H Jackson, commanding
sautes Governors Island, and the hosptali
Captain fessenden Lieutenant vogdes Major Lord the
FIRST John Mills Corps of Engineers will have
oags Of The eeie lighting Of ts sa,gs eth Artillery "a
assigned as chief signal officer . am - -
ery viii have charge OF seating Tue gnes's and Is to
Erst ThGmss Adams 5n HTiiIiery charles
ery second Leuenants samuel f. Allen and Avery D. An
MAJOR John ii Janeway surgeon. will duty Cover
By command of Major General seaoaeld
Assistant AdlutSnt Geneal
General Stones onpete stan announced follows
General Henry A. Barnnm chief staff; Captain Hugh g.
Brown l2h Infantry assistant a atan general and sisde
captain i S,rS%s, Lieutenant Waltz. Colonel ]: v
coOnel Gourlnd Colonel de orville Colonel a Sch
M T''G ps1 %s Scott tcyG '1 Mayor
Charles s oAppsby sn Mayor va Benjamin. r Lecyy'
SsSs'a Xasou O MecoSs capt%S Charles Il Mckensie
tenant Colonel Thomas taaeTty. John Van Daerson,
MSr oSn Sr dnS e
t f%%. H 9e% C cccss S. cse
J D fassctt General James Hayes General Charles r
captain jane. Br-ay Captain 4 Widen Gagia
colc"S i" Alfred wassiaa Colonel ~ Dayton
camp
Police supernteudent Murray made arrangemsnts.to
terry AID along Broadway aud FIftn-ave during th.
s"out 800 policemen Bedlows Island, while In
.psctor steers viii commaud 500 mon At t9e .tery:
line OF march. Some Park police VIII be under Mr.
There was a rush OF Senators. Assembly men and Al
dermen to Pier OF the Do'x Department Yesterday
me pier south o, the rS" ricG ana RsSIos
l-lsno. Tue Dock Commissioner have issued q
viii Os crowoet to-day with spectators. The front OF
building the pier Will be decorated and tue Police
Department winch occupies tho hrst hoor OF tue pier,
vii. be thrown open to invited guests. -
the police boat Patrol under oaPsin Smith WIN have
aud superintendent Murray will be- board OF her.
the OCCASION Four small Sosts win DO mannea to DO
duty around Bellows Island aud q reserve with two
twrsn the Is aud and the Battery during tho
The Aqueduct Commissioners yesterday adopted o
directing the chief engineer to extend to tho
,rtst snd guests from France an Invitation to
anime The plans tho works OF the new
iuet The office of the AQueduct Commission will be
closed to-day. - .,.. NJ, 49,.
Vice President Gssway. OF the Manhattan Elevated
Railroad Oinp2y said yesterday that though ne ex-
,eced unusually heavy traffic on the roads o-lay llhe
rsahor proves fne yet the managers had not deemed
make any special preparations TOT IL:
There would be trouble he said in tskng care OF Gil
VINO came. ,
Genera Alexander & Webb. President Of tho College
u the Cisy OF New-fork. was appointed by General
stone marshal OF the Seventh KdueationaD Division.
with General Alexander a. Kctcpuin aide President
SD has not sufficiently recovered from illness OF
asst winter TO permit MIN risk posuro Of q
march To-day. lie In his desire take part
sIctaDs refused consent to It. He dele
,ated his powers 10 General Ketchum In making ar
su geineDts tue procession. Applications been
ecrived from or the public schools In HewYork.
Brooklyn AMI Jersey CITY, and the division viii prob
bly, number 1000. General ketchum was busy
yesterday 10 hnisbing the arrangements The
iyision viii form In Foriy-sccond.st. facing !
ortb, with tho right on Fith-ave. Tho college
seeaons will be formed In The order OF their charters
I'd each college will carry ifs coi0ra Columbia viii
4d folio by the University OF Bhe CITY. aud the
oege OF tho City wt be third. They Will act ~ An es-
.rt 10 tbs Visiting college delegao0s who Will lead the
,unn A delegation from The University OF Virginia
Dost-fraduAte medical and