New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
THE CENTENNIAL PARADE.
HOW THE PRESIDENT WILL BE WELCOMED
HE WILL LAND AT wALL-sT. AND CANNON, WILL
Room AND BELLS RING.

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| HE WILL LAND AT wALb-sT. AND CANNON, WILL
! BOOM AND BELLS RING.
! Tho arrangements for the Centennial Celebration
ae now 90 vol advanced that many features Of tho
| programme have been described In detail Ono OF
these Is the reception OF the President on bis arrival
here on April 90 He will DO invited By the Governor
of New-Jersey to BREAKFAST ct Elizabeth, and viii then
embark for New.York at Ezabethport on the United
States steamer Dispatch. Following the precedent
set by washington, he will lard at the foot Of walst.
salute Of twentyone guns wiz be fred, and tbs bells
Of the churches viii be rung On landing, the Presi-
dent win be presented by Major Asa Bird Gardiner 70
william @. Hamilton chairman Of the Committee on
States who viii IN turn present him to Governor I'LL
and Mayor Grant, who VIII welcome him in the name
OF the State and city. The Governors and Commits
soners of States the State and city officials Of New
York, and prominent guests who Will accompany the
Presidents vessel from Elisabethport on board tho
steamer EPastus wiman viii land in the meantime at
an adjoining pier and procession win be formed TO
escort the President to the Equitable Building. where
no will DO received and entertained under the auspices
Of the Committee on states, knst
At the head of the column VIII be platoon of POI
lIce Then will como . band belonging 20 regiment
OF the United States Artillery, two foot batteries OF
artillery, Cappa's Veteran 9TH Regiment band. Uni
formed Battalion Veterans Of New-York, under coA-
mand OF General Tremain, and another band.
Following these will be the Sons of the Revolution,
Frederick s. Tallmadge, PRESIDENT deputAtion of
the Military Order of the Loyal Legion, Major General
Stuart webb commanding; dcputauon of post CONF
manders of the Grand Army of the Republic Of New
York; deputation of the Marine Society Of the Port OF
NeHYork with the banner used By the society at the
Inauguration Of Washington, and Commissioners OF
States Next VIII come o carriage with the President,
Governor Hin and the chairnen Of tho Executive
Committee and the Committee on States; q carriage
wifi fha nf
Of NSwYork and chairman and secretary Of the Com
mitteo on States Then follow, marching BY foIrs,
Cabinet officers committees Of the United States SEN
ate and House Of Representatives, Associate justices
of the Supreme Court deputat0n Of the Society VI he
Cincinnati Hamilton Fish, president; Governors Of
States In the order OF admission to the Union Govern
ors of Territories In the order of their Organization
Commissioners OF States and Territories; Judges and
Justices the United states and State Courts other
officials; invited guests and general committees
without special order, the line to close With platoon
Of police
A. the Equitable Building formal reception will
be held, 10 be followed By dinner
The Presidents table viii have covers for about fifty
people, and an important part Of the furniture wiz 10
the china service used by Washington at the house Of
General Doudnot at Bordentown, n. J. Al the close
of the ceremonial at the Equitable Building the Pres
dent WIN be escorted by troops 70 the CITY Hall where
puhc reception VIII 10 nea iof one houF Ia u'e
Secretary Bowen has received letter from Mrs.
Martha J. Lamb, Editor Of :" The Magazine Of Amen-
can History In which she suggests that ss tho city
will be crowded with strangers on tho night OF April
90 IL would be good idea for tho managers OF theatres
10 produce some Of the old time plays such az wash
lngtOn enjoyed and mentioned In bis diary, sne mep-
tons Wigna's Darling @The Poor Soldier Eyeiy
some OF the plays which amused washington at the
little theatre In John-st. -. u,.h.
Colonel Crugers committee sat in session last night
unfi after midnight discussing the closing features
OF the first day. the industrial parade, the posiuon ol
The floats the place Of the German contingent IN sne
narado and other affairs. The details were not
~ 49, o,,t hrt wifi he naftn uiblie to-day.