Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-12
The Anniversary of Washing
 tons Inauguration.
HOW IT WILL BE CELEBRATED.
Completed Arrangements for the Grand
 Demonstration in New York.

NEW YORK, April 12-The committee on arrangements of the Centennial celebration of Washington's inaugural has arranged for the reception of President Harrison at Elzabethport, N. J., on Monday morning, April %.
 The President and the Cabinet officers and other officials of distinction will arrive at Elizabethport from Washington at II o'clock in the morning. The Presidential party will be reviewed by the naval com mittee and will embark on the steamer pro- vided by that committee.
 The line of United States ships of war, yachts and steamboats will be formed in the upper bay under Admiral Porter as chief marshal, and will be reviewed by the President.
 On the arrival of the Presidential party in the East river opposite Wall street, a barge manned by a crew of shipmasters from the Marine society of New York, with Captain Snow, president of that society, as cox swain, will row the President to the shore.
 The crew of the barge that rowed Presi- dent Washington from Elizabethport to the foot of Wall street, one hundred years ago, were members of this same society. On landing at the foot of Wall street the President will be received by Governor Hill, Mayor Grant and the president of the Inaugural committee, and escorted to the Equitable building on Broadway, where a reception and collation. will be tendered to him. The reception will last from to 8: 30 o'clock.
 From 4 to 5: 30 a public reception will be given the President at the Governors room in the City Hall.
 On the morning of the 30th, after the re- ligious ceremonies at St. Paurs church, the President will be escorted to the front of the Sub-Treasury building where the liter ary exercises will tske place at 10 a. m. | poem by Whittier, oration by Chauncey M. Depew, an address by the President, 1 and benediction by Archbishop Corrigan. The President will then be driven to the reviewing stand at Madison square, and the parade, headed by Gen. Schoneld, will start from Wall street and proceed up Broadway and Fifth avenue.
 On the evening of the 3Oth. he President will be escorted to the Metropolitan opera ment committee, being accompanied by Mrs. Harrison, Vice-President and Mrs Morton, Gov. Hill and LieutenantrGo and Mrs. Jones, and will be met at the dool by the manager of the ball, who will escort him to the floor of tho ballroom, where he will be formally received by the Mayor.
 THE PRESIDENTS PLANS.
 WASHINGTON, April l3 - The present plans of the President for the Inaugural i Centennial ceremonies do not contemplate | q trip up the Hudson to Rhinebeck, whert i it was rumored Vice President Morton would entertain him after the celebration ii over.
 The President will spend the 29th and 3Otl in New York, at the residence of Mir. Nor ton and, if no changes are made In the pro gramme, he will return to Washington tht next day.
 The Naval Board of Inspection and Sur vey, of which Admira U ouett Is President f. to be officially present at the Washington Centennial inauguration at New York or the 3Oth inst.
 The Commaudant of tho New York navy yard has been instructed to send all of thu vessels in commission to an anchorage il the North rivor to assist in the celebration