Evening journal., 1889-04-30
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sToRRs DErEw. coRRIGAN
had arrived at the grand stand. The troops
were drawn up on the curb all along tho
route and as soon as the literary exercises
were over the president and his party drove
up Broadway between the lines Of troops in
the following order;
First Carriage-The president Of the United
States, the president Of the centennial com
mittee and a member Of the army committee.
Second-The vice president, mayor Of the
city Of New York and a member Of the army
committee
Third-The secretaries OF state and treas
ury, and the chairman OF the executive com
mittee.
Fourth-The secretaries of war and navy.
Fifth-The secretary OF the interior and the
postmaster general
Sixth-The attorney general and the secre-
tary Of agriculture
Seventh and Eighth-The chief justice and
associate Justices Of the supreme court
Ninth-The admiral Of the navy, the gem
eral Of the army (retired) and Senator Evarts
-Ex-Presidents Cleveland and Hayes
and Senator Hiscock.
Eleveuth-The committee on plan and
scope, Messrs Yarnum, Bliss, Talmadge and
Bahcock.
At the Reviewing Stand.
The president reached the reviewing stand
at few minutes before u o'clock amid the
cheers Of the multitude, the waving Of flags
and banners and the din Of musical instru.
ments As soon as the president had taken
up his position on the stand the citys bells
struck the hour of l2, and Gen. Schofleld
saluted the president, Then the great pageant
began to move by the reviewing stand in
quick time, and it took at least four hour,
for the procession to pass given point
Maj Gen Schofield commanded the whole
and Maj Gen. o. o. Howard had command
OF the regulars, who formed the first division
The second division consisted Of troops OF thu
different states in the order OF the admission
Of the states into the Union or Of their ratifi
cation Of the constitution in the following or
der: Delaware, Governor Biggs command
ing; Pennsylvania, Governor Beaver CON
manding; New Jersey, Governor Green CON
manding; Georgia, Governor Gordon con
manding; Connecticut, Governor Bulkele
commanding; Massachusetts, Governor Am,
commanding; Maryland, Governor Jaekso
commanding; South Carolina, GOvernC
Richardson commanding; New Hampshir
Governor Sawyer commanding; Virgins
Governor Lee commanding; New York, Coz
egnor Hill commanding; North Carolin
Governor Fowler commanding; Rhode /;
and, Governor Taft commanding; Vernon
Governor Dillingham; commanding; Ke
lucky, Governor Buckner commanding
Ohio, Governor Foraker commanding; Loui
lana, Governor Nichols, commanding; Missi
sippi, Governor Lowery commanding; Mich
gan, Governor Luce commanding; District
Columbia, Col. c. f. Blount commanding
Florida, Governor Fleming commanding, an
West Virginia. Governor J. b. jackson cor
manding. the third division consisted
tie Grand Army Of the Republic aud Il
Loyal Legion.
The banquet in the Evening.
The centennial banquet will begin th
evening at 7 o'clock. President Harrison W
sit on the right of Mayor Grant at an ov
table in the middle Of a circle of table
With the president win be seated Vice Pre-:
dent Morton, Governor Hill, Speaker Ca
Isle, Chief Justice Fuller, Admiral Port
and Maj. Gen. Schofeld. When the speak
begins ladies viii appear In the boxes al
Mayor Grant win oct as toast masts
Thirteen Of the most famous orators Of I
country will speak, responding to thirte,
patriotic toasts.
During the evening there viii be grand d
plays Of fireworks In the following Mac,
Battery park, Union square, Canal STR
park, W Washington square, Tompkins soua,
East r. Ter park, Mount Morris park