New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
AZ usual acIIng as the escort OF the Grand Army Posts
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cuv and BROOKLYN. On his account tho parahe IN
Sew-York will be, earlier than usual, SO that no cur
get over to Brooklyn In time to review the prooos
there His coming to Brooklyn is due to the manipi
,.,,o,s NJ the Democratic members Of the Memorial
Oommittec who have got control and have taken TINS
means to push along the Presidents boom for rcnonn
nation when he sees the marching thousands OF war
veterans who were directly nsulted by him. VIII no
regret that he ever gave the rebel nag oruer' h''
hackers in the Memorial Committee thought that tha'
insult had been forgotten but Colonel Joness speech
two weeks ago proved that It was as fresh In the
minds OF the old soldiers when IL was first gwen.
Rroobyn people OF an inqulsiiive turn OF MIND VIII
mourn because Mrs Cleveland is not coming Win hor
husband to smile upon them.
There will be mauy new features OF tho parade
one OF which will be the first flag that was raised AZ
Fort Sumter after the evacuation. 1t will be guarded
by four uniformed veterans. The Old Guard VIII
also parade with the veterans will act as an escort
70 the reviewing officers. Following them VIII come
the aides-de- camp, among whom are many prohlnon'
men Buffalo Bill and Nate Salisbury will ride IN
this division The floral division VIII be larger 'ha
heretofore and following Will come the nag dVisioh
which will be nearly 1000 strong, each mempcr u
which will carry a large American nag. III VIII 70
commanded by James d. Guild. Two huhureu Y,
Buffalo BllPs Indians and cowboys, all mounted anu
dressed in their odd and fantastic garments VIII Dc III
the last division Two men from each Grahu Army
Post have been selected to act as bodyguard 10 'o
President.
Colonel Charles Mex Leoscr, the Grand Marshal
issued his last osder Friday. Major Goorge W.
Cooney acts Adiutant General and Chief OF sta IA
rades seldom move at the hour named and although inc
hour at which the head OF the column is to move mas
been set as carly as O'clock sharp 1t VIII undouot
cdly be an hour later before the march Will Deen'
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
Brigadler General Louis Fitzgerald, OF the flrst
Brigade will be in command of tho National Guaru.
/ ats IA.
streets to tho east and west Of Ffth-ave' between
| Forty. ninth-st and ftythrd-st as follows 'th
Regiment West Fifty tbrd-st {; 6oth Regiment, East
Fify-third-st; 9th Regiment, West Fifty-seconos''
9th Regiment, East Fifty secondst; 18th Regimen,
West Fifty-frstst 18th Regiment East flity-nsts'
God Regiment West Fifcth-st. list Regiment East
FIftethst Cd Battery, West Forty nlnth-st ISL Dat
terry, East Forty-nnth-st
The other organza will form as foho"s' ou
Guard In West Fomy-eghth-st.. right resting OH rh
ave- Guard OF Honor, commanded by Mayor 'osoPn
Forbes In West Forty -seventh-st, right resting on
Fffth-ave First Division Marshal jacob schne'der,
East Fortysxn-st right resting on Fiftb-aVe second
Division, Marshal Charles F. Golden. in West Forty
sxth-st right resting on Fifthave. Third DIVISION
Marshal Cyrus W. HubbeI in East Fofty-ffth-st'
right resting on Flfth-ave Fourth DIVISION MARSHAL
samuel Collins in East Forty ffthst, right resting vi
FIfth-ave. Fifth Division, Marshal James A. Duny'
in East Forty fourth-st.. right on Ftfth-ave s4th
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st.. right on Fifth-ave. Seventh Division, Marshai
sIdor Isaacs East Forty thirdst, right on Fifthave'
Eighth Division Marshal Max Reece, West Forty tn
ST. right Fifthave Ninth DIVISION In Eas M aUabs
iIcnry A. Weeks in west Forty-second-st right on
Fhhave Eleventh Divisions Masnql SSsep Twe l
Dyson Marshal John Lake West Forty ngh i
On Fihh-ave. Thirteenth Division Marsha , LOUIS LOU
! Weis tr I'm East Fortieth-st, right on fI1tha'e,
| Eonrteeuth (aorsD Division, Marshal George H.
| Cooper in West Fortcth-st.. right on flrh'ave'
THE LINE oT MARCH.
| Tho column will move in the above oroer as sooh
as uncovered by the escort. The hne OF maich Will
be- down Fifth.aye to the Worth Monument where
| the bonors OF a marching salute will be rendered to
the President Of the United States; thence through
scverteenthst east of Plaza where marching salute
will be rendered the Grand Marshall thence W ui.
snuare passing the different statues and monuments
TO broadway, where the parade will be dismissed
| While passing Farragut, Worth and seward Moiu
ments comrades will uncover and eoIors wiz n Ue
Marshal Will assemble at the Windsor Hotel az :oo
a. M, uniformed and mounted Marshes o, HT ~
bcsdouarters of Grand Marshal, Windsor Hotel
Forty. sxth-st and Fifth-aye, at :40 a. m. the
SSsembe at the parIors in windsor Hotel. reserved
for that purpose, at As o'clock a. M ana take car
riases Containing comrades of the different posts Of
| the g. A. r., who unable 10 march, Will fall IN
| line in rear OF the Tenth Division. , $780,. ~,
The programme for the evening at the Metropolitan
Opera House is regarded as most elaborate ana at
tractlvc. II Is as follows:
Overture" "reminiscences OF the War" by the u b.
Army Depot Band Otto Prsss pcb Leaa Sni,ver
Pars song IS Song Of the vikings the NewYOr
Vocal Union, Samuel Warren Conduetor .,o,,r.r q,
Memorial Committee. =, 49,. ....,,,,r
AqIaEs Dena MeastOeieS (Booj, sgnora Eva Tetraz'
i'n Charge of the Light Brigade TennysOn
with Band ta MISS kG o9pod sgnor
i' Part seSga Where are you going Pretty Maid
/ Nov York
Robert cs G. In Ssn wv W. pearOn
Solo, The Forbidden Song" tGastaidOn Miss Dora
The Manager B9a| SsGFss s. B Bafs e
MR. Recitation Rock Of Ages" with organ accompani-
Patriotic Song" America" Band and Chorus, In which
the audience is requested 10 join.
The conductors of the music are signor cleofonte
Campannl, slgnor Alfredo Gore, Samuel F. warren
'" The guests invited will be the President Of the
United States and HIS Cabinet the Governor OF the
his staff and Mayor Abrsn s. Hewitt and the head;
Of the municipal departments Tho exercises 0 VIII
s spsn At seats p s % ''ns'A 'u''ls'1' " ~ "
Besides the President there will be on the review
G. Endlcott the Secretary OF the Navy, William C.
whitney; General schofcld, Pension Commissioner
John G. Black, Rear Admiral Gherardi, General n
Martin Curtis Department Commander Of the State
q. A. r., and Mayor Chaplin James D. Bell has
The line OF march will be from Broadway at Bed
fond ave. through Bedfordave. to Lafayette-aye;,
| 10 Clermont- ave. through Clermontave to Will
oughby- ave to Cumberlam-st, passing the review
ing stand DeKalbave., through Cumberland-st.
to Lafayette ave-. through Lafayette ave. TO South
Oxfori-st., through South Oxford-st TO Hanson
place, down Hanson place to Flatbush-ave. At this
| point the various organizations will separate and
march to the various cemeteries to decorate the
graves.
Ferdinand p. Earle the treasurer of the Citizens
Auxiliary Committee, reports the following subscrip-
tlons for Decoration Day expenses
Balance reported $500
| Morton, Bliss & Co 25
Hodgeman Rubber Co. 25
l.. G. Woodhouse %
NJ W. Cooper 20
Miscellaneous 10a
The Rev. DE- Morgan DIX 2j