New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-23
Observation-Disclosures
GETTING READY TO UNvEL THE STATUE. .

THE PAHADEs-GREAT DEMAND FOR TIcKETs-vIs-
rToas TO THEyIsLANp BornEHED.
The flagship Tennessee, OF the North Allan
tic squadron. arrived Yesterday morning from Newport
and anchored just OF Bedlows Island. a hte to tbs
south OF where the Dig statue CT Liberty stands Rear
Admiral Lnce was In command, and Captain Chester,
the acting grand marshal of the naval parade, spent
most of tho day board the Tennessee ARRANGING tho
deais of tho naval display OF Thursday The Ten
nessoe will lie anchor off island the
of-"ar ana training ships Will be strung along they
arrive In line toward Staten Island The French ships
VIII be drawn up to the north OF tho Tennessee,
stretching up toward tho North RIVER Few
steam yachts have applied yet for places
In tho naval procession. The grand marshal s espc-
ciaily anxious to have many OF these SNOWY
parade boats hand possib AMI strongly all
members OF the American yacht clubs VINO to take
port In the naval demonstration The Bee Line Trans
portaton Company has offered the of twenty i've
OF It's for the 2Sth II thought that
more than sixty vessels will take part in tho parade.
Major General schofeld issued series OF oriers yss
teray regard to the TRANSPORTATION OF guests to the
island Thursday Tho President ana his Cabinet
will review the land parade from the stand tho
Worth Monument Will then be driven to the West
Tweuty-thiri street Per TO take passage
the Uuitcd States Dispatch The hour
for the starting OF the parade is not given,
bat the head or the line must reach the Battery by
hafpast IL o'clock. An hour will be allowed bore for
the embark alton OF the parsders All rersons holding
platform" Tickets will be- taken over on special
steamer and lanfet first. BY the tim" they have got
fun possession OF the PLATFORM tho holders nj ram
PR; mcseis WI yet On nee the platform Ticket
serve "a bridge for the " rampant" people. whose
steamer viii not he able reach the pier directlY Ths
officers of the Army and Navy vii then he landed and
after them be French guests and tho guests Of the
dent. the Cabinet ali those who take In
any way In the ceremony OF the unveiline. A the
gun. wh Ie fired when he takes seat on tho raised
speakers slant the ex"rcises will begin.
T.e damn td fOr npk has far
More probably, have been issued already than can be
used. Extraordinary precautions viii he TAKEN TO keep
the number OF peop- who O. iann tb' Island
limited possble or those VINO 10 get ashore only
small fraction will he able to see much less hear. what
Ia going Mr. spauldng the OF the ner-
Committee, ohli-et yesterday TO deny The re-
quest French Consu General for few
unexpected French gpests. The Chtmber or Commerce.
has ia almost ten tpes many applications for
seats AZ its dinner To tho French delegates on Thursday
evening a. Cat he granted
First Brigaie unless ordered do so by the Governor
Unless parade is ordered from Albany the regiments
In this city nave 60 pay tho exp nes OF tae b.nis
prnse of from 800 $500 aud ia not like. besldes.
to mpos too many burdens ID the way 81 paradox IN
sprcons snd rifle practices at Greco moor on the militia
In n single month. review was held by the Gov
ssy sn ns Would
s"cistions Will DO out ne an had voted to
known as Esrle's. will taSe po.inon "a thu
Battery when the parable over. and tire 5000 rounds
The following additional organizations applied yeser-
day for places IN the land parse Bo ir OF Trsie and
-portson. Society OF thu Sons II 10. Revolution,
Society OF the lat ftslan Regiment, Nizza Cavalry,
fifty strong; New York Charity Or anz ton Society.
Colonel A NJ Clark, United States Volun 'eers. was APP
pointed slded"camp on the STAT OF the Grand Marsns
The little steamer Juf Field. which used ~ pv half
hourly Bdlows island FROM the Barge Once pierwas
atm ald for repairs yesterday. Tn- FDrrnce made
hourly trips but crowds OF Visitors wrre large aud
dis com tort aud tedious waiting resulted. The
appearance Of the slaid and OF the statue ftself
changes day 10 day Work on the stars IN
au the electric lighting gements Ia almost
finished Soue pretty sitsf 'cory tests were male at
Staten Island Thursday nj ,ht with the new arc
lamps for Cioddesss rorcn. Tue pier will be
open to-day Jud Field will rrsuue trips.
Some Misunderstanding has arisen about the fireworks
ed ny city. The Uu- xcelied Fire Works Com
pany has the Tor $4,000 bur tne display
TAur>day night Will cos about 200. The Officers
OF the company, Charles Cro~e. K f. War, O. A. John
Z, X. Roster, will max uD the difference II
Professor PANS plan It'd iDc. ude fireworks
the Battery. but they will he Their all the same
The Maritime Exchange has voted To close on Thurs
day. The Mechanics and Traders Exchange Will also
be closed.
President Mooney AMI the Aldermen's Com .nittee
abe Celebration met yesterday aud discussed the ar
raDgem-nts t. be made Notice will he given
to NJ. Barthodi toappear at the City Han on "Wednesday
and he ally presentet with the freedom
the city. United STATES Consul William n. Washing
ton OF London. Ont. writes that Mayor Rowland, OF
Toronto and Coiumo Council VIII be here thu
unveiug Of the sta and possibly the Mayors auS
Common Council OF London ana Chatham