New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
FOR THE BIG PARADE
IS PROPOSED ROUTE AND PRINCIPAL
q FEATURES,
,srANormESrs FOB THE, cENTESNIfI cEIn'
ynATIoS GOING FORWARD RArIDIY

g fs AND eATISFkCTO&ILr.
4 & Tho arrangements for the washmgton cen'enns
ts,ctrsfion are going forward rapidly soa saus-
Skrtorffy Az To oslces IN the stewart Building.
it az hose In the Ftfth Avenue Hotel there Is con-
lnnt hustle and activity. In each department moro
6eostions and applications sro recciscd esch day than
e be comfortably disposed Of Hundreds OF queries
.6ps 10 hand asking sor all manner Of Information,
1om the prizes Of lodging 70 the color OF the coat
xbrn BIZ the Father of his Country one hundred years
10 largo part Of the questions arc In regard 60
lie line of raxch that win be followed by tho great
& ortcessIcp "a April, and TOW even want to know
- ronse taksn when Washington wss inaugurated
18th Of these are hofc given.
Tho PROCESSION which escorted Washington 70 his
Inauguration was necessarily small affair In point
4 numbers and magnlncence. when compared with
he great msry and civic demonstration which VIII
Be made here on April 30 and May 1. Tho small but
sturdy snd patriotic contingent OF 100 years ago
3 s.serablod a noon At tho Presidents mansion in
(,bcrsy-st Thence they marched along oueen's-st.
tnow Poarstj to the Great Dock, point on the East
afxe Roar the South Ferry, and by Broadst to the
1urne of the Inaugural ceremonies, whore the Sub
xrsssnry now stands.
TIC route OF the military parade on April 30 VIII
10 IS follows: Forming at the Battery the procession
VA move up Broadway b Waveriey Place, thenco TO
rfsh-avc. and up Fifth-sye to Fffty-ninth-st. The
resident of the United states win probably DO at the
koad OF the column In carriage. No other carriages
vi b allowed In the procession except such as may
70 required for Governors Of States who do not care
ID ride on horseback Tho following military con-
fngents grcgating nearly % 600 men, besides those
nom tho state of SewYork, are promised In Tho order
rycn; Connecticut, coo; Delaware, 700; Maryland,
De Massachusetts,, 1900; Mississippi GOO; New.
HAmpshIrs, 1000; New-Jersey, 1900; New-York.
s 1s00O; North Carolina, 100; Ohio, $500; South
Csrplins, 400; Rhode Island, 4b0; Pennsylvania
6pao: Vermont ESQ; Virginia, 500; West Virginia
ne nrensn OF New-York and the surrounding cities
IN be out in force. the companies named below haV-
ae been already assigned places In the parade; AS
socstcn of Exempt Ffrencn, Volunteer Firemens AS
sasfion. Veteran Ffrcmens Association Veteran vol
antesr Firemen of Brooklyn, Veteran Volunteer Fire
nan Brooklyn. W. d. j; Volunteer Firemens Assooia-
i5en Brooklyn; u. s. Grant Hose Company Profession
Keg1ne Company, Tiger Hose Company Long Island
fi+s Port Richmond Fire Engine Company. Staten ISL
ia Company coney Island Fin Department, Veteran
Hrcmon's sons, Hope Engine Company. Sew-Jcrsey
ssnpany. Msseppa Hose Company 43": Protection
xngne Company No. g. Putnam Hose Company, Ex-
snpf Firemen. Long Island CITY; wysndoste Hose
freu,pany Long Island Niagara Hose Company, Pha.
d<rha Washington Engine Company, Robinson Hose
Company, staten Island; Fiatbush Fire Company,
Nontriair Hose Company, Friendship Engine Company,
\ G and ID. E. Fire Department, Bridgeport. Conf |;
rss1togEe Fire Department. Lewis Tompkins HOSE
lsnspany, La Fayeue Engine Com psny.
The following miscellaneous organizations have also
>cn accepted la Fsyettc Conclave, American Leather
Eclt Company, Eew-York; Phelps Guards; Float,
Charles A. Schieren; Overland stage, ii. d. Parsons
Tacas, W. N Butler: scandinavian Societies, Edward
korcnnsan New. England society, Gardes Ia Fsyette,
liungariaa schntzen Band
Many offers Of floating tableaus have been received,
lie acceptance OF which has been postponed pending
Detailed information to thor character. The com
rtee has, however contracted for nineteen National
abieau aoats comprising tho following representation
ii gin Of The stetos, otc: srgina, 3ohn ennts
AID Ills arty 1907 New York hondrch hudson mo sn
: Ms Crew, IoI4; Plymouth, Mass, Landing OF the
III rm ts,hes, 1870; Delsware, Picture OF Settlers
<&<f: Maryland, tho caiycits, 1859; Pennsyiy
#i1iam Tenn aud tho xraAefs, loo2; Georgia, tne
t4salcfs, l732, FIRST Continental Congress, l!1Ai
recra ion OF Independence, 1915; Washington and HI
sa1 IpouRied; Washington Crossing the Delaware,
Z h<&mbcr, ITS; Nashington 81 Yabey Forge, LIT
NzshInston presenting hts resignation, 1885, ana the
+ lztpgui siiou, lioo.
AIiong me most attractive features q the stree;
1nxegx In t1ffh-aEo Etfty-soventh-st- which
vii 10 encted by The combined horal societies Of New
Y&x 7ae Industrial parade OF May VIII take
144s flnsy she same the mihIafy, ana VIII
~, be- revie. Cd BY President Asrfssons
On the night Of April 80 fireworks VIII be set on
the following points Bowling Green, To- eosi
500; city Hall Park y 200; pkins squsre 500
sof Norris Square 800; Plaza at Fifty ninth and
Hfhtf- ave-, 500: Abingdon Square, $500; Eighty
y a3shst and Avenue A, $500; Washington sHetghts,
300: Bryant Park. 81. 600; various places ia the
twenty third and Twenty fourth wards, 81 900.