The sun., 1889-04-28
The First Day, Monday.

The First Day, Monday.
THE PARADE AT ELIZABETH
After the two breakfasts there will be pro-
eession which the President will review. Over
1000 persons will be In line. There will be
Ave stands and three arches. A conspicuous
object will be forty-two school girls dressed in
white and carrying banners. All the church
bells will ring and the town and port will be
]avishly decorated. The town will be filled
with country people from all around Elizabeth.
and they will pack close down along the waters
edge to see the Presidential party of. The
President will be brought down in his special
car and with his party will he taken In a
launch from the float OF the Alcyone Boat CLUB
to the Dispatch: The launch has 10 9e ths.. USED:
feet deep and the Disnatchldraws sixteen feet.
The exact spot whore Washington stepped from
the Jersey shore is not known. but the poat
club float is within 100 feet OF IT,
THE EMDARKAT1oN FROM ELIZABETH.
The hour set for the Presidents embarkation
lslI A. NJ. Then will begin the naval parade;
Before this hour hoWoyer' the Governors aiti and
with ladies' invited by the Committee on States
and the members Of the General C0mmlttee
Steamer eSe ofl Elizabethport Adm(ttance to the
%Ssn al Mg1p Is lsaa hs S5 Wman will
hover near the Dispatch out in the. ,deep water
OF the Elizabethport shore. and will watch ] the
The party on board the Dispatch will consist
Tison: vice9;rresideqt Norton the sH prs,ms,
Ramsay secretary Haltord. Gov. Hin, Gov
On o ns Ghmsn aHd 0 be g.
nEof the Committee on TRANSFORMATION,
rhs oi hs Mrs. .hqi r9 4s
Green will be received on the Sirius at Eliza;
he,hport. Admission to the Sirius only by red
THE START OF THE NAVAL PARADE.
Tho steamer Pegasus. with 1000 people from
e a T d Goats tbe
sosssS ss Now %1'H York city, tsS' As he
se wiz pass bsope the srsnass na
eeant that this harbor ever saw. and the like
!oiyhieL has rarely been witnessed anywhere
Tho war ships will bo anchored on the west
side, Of the bay, The, flagship Chicago will
head them all. She will lie quarter Of mile
and viii fiy tho Presidents nag, the nag Of the
ss q S Of Ad%rS Rs SrSy e Nsyy an
Sqs south At Intervals Of 200 yards distance.
Chicago, tl1 CAPT. Robeson. Rear Admiral J ames
E. Junett chief Of staff and marshal of the day.
and Admiral Porter's staff as follows:
s;t.ps / !, ssgadaf% i, : II: Iater J.: s \, AARON
YssSs Ysss Cub e T~.sd i' adairsi carinthlsn Club
Red Il Iii ns .
Z Alexander, p. i; Le Ftrvrs Ocean s Co; James
ante Yssht Club; vi Vice co%@s$ore to6ers Center sea
pt YaSa. Club M Ysshs
Club; T. Cameron clyde s. 5. line; tapt ! N Lach.
% s, EysIe G. R People line keasaTss Gaps S6ewn
tps 's SsD 5anaa
-, Yorktown. Capt CHADWICK; Boston lcapt. o'Kane.
The Boston. will float two flags Of the Ad-
s 'es essss ssson Thes S0S viii 1 Aef Double
sSSn q sras by Of Of eiGS
yards This division Will trend a little west of
sSp'h r. TIE yachts viii be in this order
Schuyler and Mr.. Stephen Peabody:
Ihs New York Yacht Club; the Atlantic Yacht Club.
hs G0Ia,hGn Yacht Club he seayanaS" YaSh, Yacht n Cnh
ana st. Augustine Yacht Club.
The revenue cutters will be:
IN, n.r,hiP Albert Galla!in Capt Z Abbey command'
s!Sdasf ssmSs Dexter {. Capt % s. l.. Philips @anhs.,
T%Sts5 AlssanII L;.u Hsg sm1ise e,PS y
ohladler, Lieut.. II. D. smith
,srss The entire division Of war ships Yachts. and
tsaS past M Eis III AND AND sn M amd
Ing lids Will be ebb, SO that all the vessels will
Rsaaa Rxaa noses pointed UP stream IN direct line
HssI HHsI merchant marine in two great divisions
wsS division will lie along the east side OF the
ff.n channel, tho other on the west side. Tho
" " '6e great river steamers. 1t will begin south
SocHS HSVNesh0s Island opHoslte bnItlss m hv dLry
flagship Of hSs Ss dSsIS5n HaG5 the tur SosSurr
Containing Hear Admiral +. ". Vosbure. Fleet
66spStain 6sSniIn. Peter fGahliL Fleet Lieutenapt l. I.
the division will be in In five squadrons, each
tMba..l tMba.l IL Commodoro and commander in tugs at
~ 90 right q line and its Lieutenant at the LETT
yWounn Wan behind its flagship. vii trend slightly
vest Of south. The veteran Mary Powell will
Vd Vosb,hre me line behind the division tlGGihip + y
'AeeF' The line will follow in this order:
FIRST DIVISION.
SQUADRON,
SSR%.GGr" Isaac l. Esasr Tug Fsnn.: r Skssr
fG;:s &ssss. s!"r "f NsSs hSSsi' Burnett
S;:i.s. Si % nSS%Se
a'f fhom.. %, rSs9s as9san Sy ss q.
N''NA' wave, Waterbury, '4tskil
Arcosp SQUADRON.
fs%%.nssr I!4% Har,a " R"tsr sE sus fFss Rose T. Ives
Ike ..sd s T. Rc.sa.: Il wi:m slsy of Albany
fsg,s, sms, T.ys Waterbury cRiystsna All aosid Pomo.a
rsSH AHsa Hasaa: ss . sS.%. sSi SeSs SiSG
~S"''' huEElsi. Charles A. SiIiiman.
IHlRD saUApRoS.
Xmm0dore William G. Rgerou. tug Howard Carroll.
..esl J. Roman tux KOinuCk
aIsSly f!sSsn hTsssqs wi%. soa
Tom'tth 2 ! James kur!lngtOu, propeller Calvin
E.n;.h'ts harsr' J. A Griswad Slsqueanna Myers
sand" Morton, - Johns Guild, Tug j. w. Cloud
~" canal boat james II. Mead
EorkfH socApRos.
cSmoddore cS@modre ShArls. 4. Pool tug Iysnhos.
I%l'eSeoIe Ian, ~ Mills tug G: N Depsu.
49, sAnuel stOkok tug j. H. Rutter.
-'NmeoA| Angler James T. BTetti tugs G. Y. Clark,