The sun., 1889-04-28

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Van liUnen John Garnie, o ADAMS Ere + lisi.
steam lighters sturtovsnL Joanna.
The line will bee, seyen miles long md will
stretch past Fort Hamilton unless tho Division
doubl ing or tripiing boats under 100 feet in
length. On the other side Of the bay n similnr
but shorter line of steamers will skirt the west
flae on Il Reas e Sdmrs MsPs Sssp %
CROSBY, will head the line opposite Oyster
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EsfhqP s Pos viii 6S Pec fSsle GsGtae sm Tssse
and Fleet secretary Richard Deming. Thcre
will be vS sguadrons in this aiyision also m bit =.
smal Ter than in tho eastern division, and win
be placed two abreast with tho smaller boat
% bS the sans i i e1S y to Ss SsGWa
Yon kull, SO Division Admiras and Commo-
dores are authorized TO bank their boats three
Po ron iVS viii lie to the south Of the XII Won &ai
trending southeast along the Staten Island
shore. This is the scheme OF the second divi-
sion:
SECOND DIVISION.
SKIN SQUADRON.
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Willie. Winnie jos suckney, !; CahiL senator b 6.
' sets. IE5s Nis1
berton Mary II. Packer K. wilbur salie 4. Iinder.
man. Isaac J.. Fisher, Z. r. Stone
SEVENTH SQUADRON.
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M,rd James Sart,sd' steam ,ssr Smter
propeller Ii. +. ssson.
EIGHTH SQUADRON
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cuse
NINTH SQUADRON
Commodore r e veit tug Astral
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s.fRSSs RS: s / 4 . H:%" 4~%s
Nssa sarah e. Gaston Bsvd Stephen
GSmmsaG.s q .sIse MsTAH Bsmns RsmGr Wallace
Ts j Moran Moran Ss " acrsn Ees SsI,si aSa
Ssnco eHs e$IpS pSa lSsfty Huh sond haard Nay
steam lighter Josephine ana barge floating elevator
Renovator; sandy Hook pilot boats
This will he the scene upon which the De-
spatch viii emerge from the Kill Won KulI. The
Despatch will have in her wake the Erastus
Wiman. the Sirius and the Monmouth filed
the reviewing fleet will be the ferryboat Bor-
the R 9 bavs hs s ss in he The
beth port viii have aboard vice-Admiral c; W.
MsesS In GhSrss s. % se ea,
Leon Albeit. Jr., and Secretary J, j. Bergen:
The Despatch is, exnectel to leave the XIII
SGn Of sevsn ss knos 1ess an hour The Nina
which earlier in the day will acc9mpany the
Despatch in case she needs hsr VII IN h&ye 2, pre- pre-
Mhen Ni'i WHIT Re bespnssh is o{f Fs5! hshmond ths
reps nhs wy By rs gun whch Will be % srna to the
naval fleet, steam yachts and revenue cutters
to heave short" and prepare to get under
When tho Despatch is opposite the left of
line of the tenth squadron OF ths merchant T al,
from his TEN porary position at the left Of line
out IN the stream and acc he pesp,ea @ taca
position Al the same time lie viii dip his
coiors, and his ontire squadron viii dip coioTs
mel and reaches The ~ Of line Of squadron 9.
dore Pool Of squadron on the east side, will
20 through the same ceremony: and SO all the
seS bosnt sy D
spatch is abreast the Chicago when the whis-
ties Of the entire feet will be blown in unison
This triumphant. passage OF the Despatch be-
tween the parallel lines Of steamers will oce1Pv
and such Of the yachts as carry guns will com
mence salute OF tWensy,one G99s ana a. as hS the
vessel will be paraded on deck and uncover
their heads
will be made and all hands called to man the
yards as the Despatch steams up the bay The
signal will be hauled down and the men sent
and yachts begin, and at the, same time the
ships ott1cers. marines. and the ships com;
conspcuously on deck When tho Despatch
man the yards with caps Off Each vessel will
the DespatchHpasses beyond her line OF fro.
The intervals viii be eight seconds, except that
next ahead Joins in. and the van vessel more
rapidly after her next astern has ceased AS
thetDespatch passes each vessel officers and
crew will uncover. marine guards ana sentrleS
present arms drums beat four ruttles. and
band play national airs.
Despatch will be we'll clear, on her way to Wall
street. The naval squadron, the yachts and
revenue cutters A VII then get immfGiatteiy
at six knots speed. preserving the same dis.
tance as when at anchor. When about half a
mile from lu6 uuCuOEuke LILO Will 10 II
signal gun for the yachts and revenue cutters
to disperse. and the naval fleet will then, pro-
coed up the Hudson to an anchorage of Fifty
first street. The yachts will rnt into anchor
age off Staten Island and Bay Ridge.
Meantime the first division Of I he merchant
marine will have steamed into line behind The
flagship Bergen and the reviewing fleet. The
second diyision will Join the rear m 81 the iirst
division. The parade SO formed will followt tho
Despatch to the foot Of Wall street where the
chant marine. Will then proceed. under & the
the isu East M River to Munters Point, turn stake
boat there and return down tho west side:
round the Battery. and go up the. east side Of
the Hudson Riyer 1t will round tho column Of
the naval and revenue VesSe!s anchored NJ
Fifty-first street come down the west side Of
the river. pass the Vice, ,Admiraps flagship OF
Governors Island, and disperse. At sunset all
flags will be naued down and a national salute
De fired by all tho men-oi-war anchored IN tho
stream.
THE RECEPTION AT FOOT OF WALL STREET
On the arrival Of the Presidential party in
tho East River. opposite Wall street. q barge
manned by u crew OF ship mastorS from the
Capt. Ambrose Snow. President Of that society.
as coxswain, will row the President ashore.
The crew Of the barge, that rowed President