New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-04
4 HEARTY WELCO4E FOR MR BLAINE.
COMPLETING THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR HIS RECEP-
TION-NEw ORDERS

THE ARRANGEMENIS Foh Ms hhSEi-
TION-NEw ORDERS.
There appears to be some misunderstanding regard
ing the time of the parade in honor Of Mr. Blaine.
Many to think that It Will take place the
evening of his arrival. This is mistake. 1t Will
occur the following Eight. If Mr. Blaine arrives
Wednesday, is expected, the parade will be on
Thursday evening. II he should not como Till Thurs
day, then tho parade will take place Friday night,
but there Is little doubt that he will DO here
Wednesday afternoon.
The grand marshal has ordered that stand be
erected at tho Worth Monument in ample time for the
review. Assistant Marshal Jacobus will have charge
of this stand After passing the organizations Will
be ordered to proceed the lines Of march laid out
for them, as rapidly possible, with the view OF
having all the clubs and associations from out OF
reach their destinations carly as practicable. For
example, the Pennsylvania DIVISION under the COM
mand of General C. II. T. Coils will proceed rapidly
far down University Square, before dispersion, and
may proceed directly to the Jersey City ferries The
NewJersey division will also be directed continue
its march directly down Broadway Tho Brooklyn
division may be ordered to file eastward by way Of
Twenty-second or Twentythrd sts to take tho ferry
boats in readiness at tho Twenty thirds st. ferry.
1t Is understood that the XIXrh Assembly District
Division, commanded by General Denis f. Burke, will
proceed directly through EGhteenthst. to the Sixth
ave- elevated railroad station.
The additional organizations which have announced
their intention to take part in tho review are the
Union Republican Club from tho XIXth District; the
nth Assembly District Association of $50 men, the
XIIIth Assembly District Republican Organization,
$50 men; the Young Mems Republican Club, XVIII
Assembly District, $50 men; the XVIII Assembly Dis
trlct Enrolled Republicans 200 men, the latter being
under the command OF Robert j. Greaccn the Irish
American Anti Free Trade League, reports 900 mon
the With Assembly District Republican Association
under John simpson, reports 400 men. Tho West
Side Manhattan Republican Harrison and Morton Club
will turn about 200 men, and the John j. O'Brien
With Assembly District Association, 300 men
1t will thus DO SEEM added General Jackson
" that tho demonstration is moro of review than Of
parade, and It IS intended that the organizations
shall be spectacle for the people. but rather that
citizens may in an organized and formal manner
have tho opportunity OF seeing the great statesman"
Major Obed Wheeler who has been assigned to tho
command of the Veterans Division, opened his head
quarters at the Murray Hi Hotel yesterday. He
fairly overun with applications for
places in tho line. al think have
received fifty lettcrs' he said last night, besides
any number of verbal requests. The old soldiers
fairly enthusiastic over the demonstration think
1000 of them will turn out. They will como
know The Major appointed Captain A. IL. Mad
dox, Of Cincinnati, Of his aids last night.
The officers Of tho Brooklyn contingent Of tho
Blaine parade wore busy yesterday completing
rangements for the marshalllng OF tho forces and
their conveyance TO this city. The four divisions,
comprising over fifty organizations, which have an
enrolled membership Of $500, Will assemble at CON
venent points in their districts and Will proceed TO
the nearest points on the river and embark IN ferry
boats engaged TO convey them to the foot Of East
Twenty-th ird-st and await their RETURN