New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-12

Afser tho presentation, the opening daadr1ile vzu
A midnight lie PSsdsns and party wili e ssosrss s
- the above order to the supper room. wnlon 1877
IN eessc al O'Clock a. No. 10 compliance with theiaw
TUESDAY, APRIL 3D.
8. Services OF thanksgiving. pursuant to the pioo-
lamaon Of tho President, viii Be hed m tho cnnso0ss
IN Nsw.York and thro,ghout the country At . m.
beng tho hour at which religious services wsrs heo'n
New-Y City on April 90. 17o0.
Z. special service Of thanksgiving VIII b hs'a
In St Panps Chapel q o'clock which ths pT"T Th,s
and other distinguished quests R wn Isury c. Pot
s S.snD b 81 BY y The On
ss e. Rev 1ss samuel
Aa ~ sn g 81 ne vssry Of Trinity Church
win meet tho President at the S ycss,s wbere
g Win n s . ses Ss sAs yss
The President y then b Sse9ri sa Inc chapel the
Fossry win escort him 70 the west porca waefs s nc
wiil b received by the Committee on L'orsiy EAsT
n, services :. st. panps Chapel vim y as follows
Psos:sisn hs 1S se s second lesson
ss JcSn Mi. Bsnsdciss' creed ana prayers. ad
dress 81 Bishop Potter, occasional hymn.
rHn LITERARY ExTRcrszs.
O. At che close Of the religions services, at ;AS a.
~ ssas ' s Ss & vail and
a vSs,s Of ~ ss essosss W s s
these exercises WIN begin a 10 a. M ana VII! con
=: g = e yssS s he EsS FL
Chimney Mitchell an address Sy one by
& the p n,ts.a state" o sne snS
Al the close Of hs literary exercises TIE wrs
acn' Associate ans justices Of sses w 3
driven to tho reviewing stand e MadsSo sarssSs 20 20
s;y Ss S. .ssa. S 81 s;f w Dc
ave EisVs.sS Rsrosd win start q Hanover
SQUARE w ssd S ne s sas are taxing
military win move from the head OF WasI ,a aho
ssSssn The g. 9s R :. Snq Chief &asS b
Somscssd Of the cadets from the Military Academy
sS wss e. s Regular hs n Army and Navy Naons
Quad d eac State in the order In which the Staes
Fs sas aess % 81 sowed By s Order
Of the Loyal Legion and the posts on one DrA"' a. '
ROUTE. OF THE BIG PARADE:
way to W. wsvesy Place through w1yssy rsSs 70
FifAave., thence up Fifh,ave. 70 s ~ SIDE Of
fns on kais0n square, exsnhs from Twenty
third to Twenty sixth SITS
On On tie west side q Fifshave from Twenfyi0uf'n
" on Tw sSs sorsS : s of washington square
On On tie west west side Of Fifh-sve. from Fort'sfh to
Forty-second S. n.sw.x .. the civ Han Park
IN '1 The &C Centennial banquet win take place at
The Metropolitan Opera HOUSE ai ;so r. M rrv,sv,ps
.. IL ssson SQUARE snstS free nj Of vocal
and Instrumental music. under the auspices OF inc
mumu.tion " ne city and display Of fireworks in
tn: 1d ia''sS,ss stree. Park wssA,nston
SQUARE, Onion Square Fifty ninth 81 and Eighth ave.
M SsSs MS1r Ec ba and places IN the
ana twenty fourth wards not yet determined.
WEDNESDAY. MAY l.
mana q Tn lna9s inf psnis Butssred late
s. Vols. Chief Marshal VIZ take place. me Hne 81
n nm as Place to HrO1dWay,
and down Broadway to Canal-st
WEDNESDAY. MAY 8.
Close Of the loan exhibition Of historical portraits
and relies In the Assembly Rooms OF the metropolitan
onicsr Of the Army and Navy and persons occupy;
uniform UNI I'-' ''''''''' - 'N''''' '''-' - ~
Major r @. Cinchrist, commanding the Wash
ington Light Infantry Battalion. of Charleston,
5. c., has written to Hamilton Fish, saying that
his command is the custodian Of the William
Washington Battle Flag, and Offering it to the
committee to be used in the parade in this city.
II was actually in the fight at Cowpens and Eutaw
SPRINGS and has been especially honorea at n, the
Delegates from the various societies that will
participate in the singing concert In Madison
Square, on the night Of April 30, will meet 70
ready known that about 1000 singers will take
part in the concert Theodore Thomas will con-
H.
band Of 100 pieces The concert viii last from
8 to 10 p. m, after which will occur the pyro-
technio display
Adjutant-General Samuel Dalton, Of the Massa-
chusetts militia, has issued orders for the trans
portation to this city April 90 Of the STAN OF
the commander-in-chief, the 5th Regiment, in
fantry, I'd Brigade, and the LIST Corps, cadets.
ADDED TO THE PLATFORM COMMITTEE.
The names of Gardner Sherman, j. Lawrence
Aspinwall Arthur De vindt, Lewis III Livingston.
T. B. Blocker. Thomas Jefferson Coolidge, jr., and
Brooks Adams the latter two of Boston, have
been added to the Platform Committee. which
has charge of the exercises at the Sub-Treasury.
MI. Sherman is descendant of Roger Sherman,
one Of the assistants the Inauguration Of George
Washington, is also Mr.. De vindt. M; Liv-
Lewis, who was Grand Marshal Of WAshington's
inaugural procession, and Mr.. Bleeclter is great
grandson of one Of the Marshals aids. Mr.
ass Mr. ESs%s Of john
Adams. There will be near President Harri-
SON ON April 80 direct descendants OF the I'VE
ASSISTANTS VINO $1,000 near "Ssnn ns N On s
I rsh &c Creiehton I'VE WEBB. Arthur De Vindt
r. b Blocker and Lewis II. Livingston
o Of s lays aew On cseE per
will be Of gigantic proportions. Not less than
500 steam vessels Will take part including 70
Grand Marshal of the Navel Demonstration, and
"A. Woolsey, superintendent Of the Hoboken Ferry
Line. Win be q Vice Admiral, and will have the
mand. other officers win be Captain r. w. vos-
burg Of the Schuyler Towing Company. Senior
Bear Admiral w Miller President sias1 q s the
comm odores have been selected, as follows: Isaac
l. Fisher. Superintendent Of Water Transportation
for the Lehigh Valley. Railroad Company; z; A.
Poole who fills a similar office for tho New. York
Central; r. G. Osborn, like officer for the Penn
sylvania Company; l. Luckenbaoh NJ Moran,
d. n Boyer, Of the Harbor Lghterage Company !;
w. II Hooker OF the New-York and New-Eng.
land, and g. n, Edgerton. general manager OF
the Onion Ferry Company.
Superiutendent Murray hsd q conference with
Of Allowing property to build private stands
within the stoop-li lines along the line OF the Gen.
tennial nArsde. No conclusion was reached. but