New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
OCCUPANTS or THE CARRIAGES
HOW THE GUESTS WILL BE SEATED.

A LIST BY WHICH THE PROMINENT MES ~
THE PROCESSION MAY DE- KNOWN.
Few carriages will be permitted in tao pro-
cesson, and the following list indicates the position
and occupants of such vehicles as have been found
necessary and the several occasions onsUhieh they
will appear in the parade:
FROM THE wALt1SU. LANDING, ArgTL 20, TO
THE EQUITABLE BUILDING.
First carrtage-The Plan and Scope comm:ttNe (hav-
Ing the general supervision Of the cciebrator, VIZ:
Messrs James M. Varnum. Cornelius ~ Bliss, Fred
crisk s. Ialmadge and samuel D nsbcoek. -,
the back seat with the President OF e United states
on his right hand On the front seat the Mayor % ihc
CITY OF NewNfork' ard the president OF the centeh1
Tilrd~The vlce-resdent Of the United States, the
chairman Of the Executive Committee and the ChAcf
Justice Of tho United states.
Fourth-The Secretaries Of State and Treasury on
back seat War and Navy on front scat.
FffthThe Secretary OF the Interior. the Postmaster
Gerelol, the Attorney'Generai and the Secretary of
sixth and seyenth-The Associate Justices Of the
EigGth~Tne General Of the Army tretred). the Ad-
miTal of the Navy, the Msjor commanding the
Ninth-Ex. President Cleveland and ex-President
Hayes All the carriages after the first two 70 form
two abreast.
FROM THE EQUITABLE BUILDING TO THE CITY
HALL
First carriage-The Committee on Plan and scope
Second-The Governor Of the state Of New-York,
with the President OF the United States his right
hand, and the chairman Of the Executive Committee,
with the Mayor Of New-YoTk on his left
Thrd-The chairman and secretary Of the Committee
on States, and two members Of the Committee on
States.
Fourth-Four members Of tbs Committee on states
After the reception at She City Hail. the President
wl be escorted 10 his residence by the Committee on
Tuesday, April 30, 8 "a m.-The Committee States
VIII have carriages for the Chief Justice, cabinet
Officers and invited guests at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
They VIII proceed 10 the residence OF tho President
where the President and Vice-Pn,sldeDt In carriage
gd BY platoon su q 0gsf Ss c S pro-
AFTER THE SERVICES AT ST. PAULs, TO THE
sUDrREAsURY.
First cArriage-The Mayor OF the city Of New-York
and the Hon Hamilton Fish, president Of Centennial
Committee.
second~The President of the United states and the
Committee Literary Exercises.
Thrd-sccretsrics of State, Treasury War and Navy
Fourih"secT,tary Of the Interior Postmaster. Gem
eral, Attorney General and SECRETARY Of Agriculture
Of the United States. -,-.-
Justices Of the Supreme Court Of the United states
scyenth-The General Of The Army t,,t the admiral Oh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cleveland and eN-Presdent
Hayes. -. MI
Tenth-C0mmittee on Plan and Scope.
Military parade, April 80. After tho literary
F 70 sse EsP eden = Of the United
tho president OF the Centennial Celebration, and
moinber Of the Army Committee.
secOnd-The Vice President Mayor Of the city OF
NewlYork and \ member of the Army Conmittee.
Thlr-Tho Secretaries OF STATE and Treasury, and the
chairman OF the Executive Committee
FouPth-rhe Secretaries OF war and Navy.
Flfth-Tho Secretary OF the Interior and the POST
master. General
sIxfh-The Attorney. General and the Secretary Of
Agriculture. -
ciatc Justices Of the Supreme Court.
Nlnth-Thc Admiral OF the Navy, the General OF
~ (resirn md
Tonth-Ex- President Cleveland and ex-Presdent
HAYES, and Senator Hiscock , 60
Eloventh-Thc Committee on Plan and scope,
Messrs Varnum, Bliss, Talmadge and Babcock m
ON arrival a. the Grand Stand. the party VIII
ho rrocIvcd hy the Committee on Army and escorted
10 their seats. After the review tho Committee on
EntsrfaInment win escort the President and party
10 their houses. - ,.L,
On Nav / the Army Committee on Industrial
Parade will tako entire charge OF tho President and
narty When not otherwise specified the Committee
an Entertanment Will all other occasions assume
that duty.