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PLANS FOE THE CENTENNIAL PARADE
ARRANGING FOR THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION
c,,,,acu avn LITERARY FEATURES.

ARRANGING FOR THE PRECEDENT h-OHi AA"1'
CHURCH AND LITERARY FEATURES.
At meeting of the Plan and Scope Committee on
the Centennial of washingtons Inauguration yester
day, a communication was received from the heS' Dl'
Morgan Dix chairman Of the Committee on the Ser
vices in St. Pau's Church, giving the following pro
gramme for tho services Professional hymn, our
Fathers etc. and versicles "Venitc' and Psalm
exciIv short lesson from the scripture re Deum'
Apostles creed collects and prayers hymn address
by RIshop Potter short anthem, benedction' receS
slonsl hymn. -,,,,-
G striker Commissioner from New-Jersey, stating
that President Harrison would leave Philadelphia at
o o'clock o. m on Saturday, April q, ana woud
arrive at Trenton at p. m. The PRESIDENT "ouu
then be escorted through Trenton under the o1gln1
Washington Trumphal Arch, to the stan Oaphol,
where reception would be given him. ana "oud
sneud Sunday quietly in Trenton, and early Monday
orrlnp would start for Elizabeth, where he would DO
formally received and escorted to the wharf at Eliza
betbnort. and delivered 10 the Committee on Navy,
at IL o'clock.
William G. Hamilton, chairman of the Committee on
States reported that the arrival OF tho party al inc
foot Of wallst about o'clock D. m. tho troops Oi
the Regular Army would escort the party TO the
Equitable Building where a reception would be given
Gentlemen representing all the professions and all
branches Of trade to the number of 1000 would DO
asked TO the reception, and the Committee on statcs
reported that they were arranging for the details OF
the reception as earnestly they knew how.
Rrayton Ives chairman of the Committee on Finance.
reported subscriptions to date S3l 500
Colonel S. V. Il. Cruger. chairman Of the Committee
on Army reported the result Of several meetings
recently held by tho Army Committee that the review
Ing stand in Fifth-ave would extend the east side,
or Madison Square SIDE from Twenty-third-st TO
Twenty -sixth-st., and there VIII DO two riumphal
arches one at the Twenty st. end, and tho other
at the Twenty sixthst. end Of the grand stand. and
that the line Of march should be from the corner OF
| Broadway and Walst.. UP Broadway 10 Waverley
Place down waverley Place to Fifth and up Fifth
Fiftyninthst, and that no carriages would DO
allowed in the procession. except for the President OF
the United States and his Cabinet and for such
Governors Of States do not to ride on horse
back. The Army Committee have also requested
General Schoheh TO secure the attendance Of the
cadets Of West Point and Annapolis, and as largo
a detail possible of the Regular Army, for tho
parade April 80. Seats on tho grand stand. so
Colonel Cruger reported, would DO reserved for all
Official guests that do not 10 take part In the
parade. The general route and plan VIII DO
followed for the Industrial Parade which Will take
place on Wednesday, May l.
The literary exercises from the steps OF tho Sub
Treasury VIII begin at 10 o'clock instead Of 10 30 and
VIII be brought TO close by IL 15, at which time the
procession viii start from Broadway and WaSt.