New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-26
PLANS FOR THE PARADE
SOME OF THE ATTRACTIVE FEATURES.
THE MILITARY AID INDUSTRIAL DEMoNsTRA'
TIoNs-LA rAYETTE's FLAG TO BE
IN THE LINE.

TIONS-LA FAYETTE FLAG TO be
IN THE LINE.
We're Il not for the delay of some Of the States In
sending to tie Parade Committee full details OF the
military conngents which they wish to have IN
line on April 80, tho assignments 10 places IN the
Washington Centennial parade might now be maze ana
the official programme arranged. Many people SUI
fail TO understand that the ranks OF the procession OF
the first day Will be entirely military while that OF
May will be as distinctly Industrial Even mo
veteran societies, with the exception OK the Grahd
Army, will not be In line on the first day, but Will
all take part In the civic pageant on the second day,
when It Is expected that one Of the most extensive
trade demonstrations ever seen VIII take place New
and striking features for this part Of the celebration
are accommodating with great rapidly. Several OF
the trades including makers Of cigarettes, chocolate
leather and rubber belting beer, clothing boots ana
shoes and bricks, Will have complete working plant
on wheels, with tho worImen showing their opera
tons, to illustrate the entire process employed In the
manufactures.
What IS expected 10 be one OF the most Interesting
spectaces Is that TO be presented by the German
American associations who. 1000 strong, VIII
march under command OF Carl Schun and will be
accompanied by number OF fine hoang tableaus with
living figures representing the disnctively German
Industries that have grown up in the United states
The Hungarian Associations. headed by their
Schletzcnbund will number between 5000 and 1000.
a body Of about 300 men, who VIII march under
the colors OF the Guard La Fayette viii attract a
good share Of attention when It is known that they
bear the very banner which waved over General
La Faycie when he was the friend and ally OF Wash
.ngtOn. Besides the members of the La Fayettc
Guard ths company viii comprise the Irish Vol
uneers OF New-York, and the Liberty Guard Of
Hudson, y. J.
On account OF a mlsconcepiion which has gotten
abroad, the committee wants it distinctly understood
that nothing In the character of advertisement can
be permitted IN the procession. Because Industrial
foats representing manufacturing processes have
been accepted It has occurred TO shrcwd advertisers
that dray loaded with their wares. and having i
slgu with their name and address. would be good
thing to have In line. Dray.loahs of goods. however
VIII not pass, and to this effect the edict has gone
forth.
Large stands capable u sealing from l2OOo 10
1900 people have been contracted for. They will
BIZ four in number and at The following points:
Madison square Worth Monument. wavcriey Place. and
the Reservoir between roitieth and Foriy second
SIS 1T the former. will he sold at 81, and
at the others 81 for each day.
Tho grand marshal OF the fire brigade VIII be j.
F Wcnmsn, VINO Will open headquarters az III" Morton
House on Wednesday. 10 com plete his arrangements
Commander Clark, department Commander Of The
state of NewYork. will be at tho head OF the Grand
Army which will consist OF threo divisions 1ne,e
VIII also BE- with th"so troops the delegates nom 200
q. \. X posts outside vi this state numbering some
Colonel Cmg.l's committee will hold meeting
Onght az the lifth Alenue i!Oei.
E,b.dgc T. Gerry. chaipmeu of The Executive Com
OF special ambulance s,rvice during the ce'e5A'i"n.
but Dr. william H. Polk, to whom the subject was
eGt taGs that aod The g pe'HSn, SER 1' til s IA
10 meet any eulclg ency that may