New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
THE VESSELS In LINE.
LONG LISTS OF ALL KINDS OF CRAFT.
HOW THE NAVAL PARADE WAS FoRMED-N~ %

HOW THE NAVAL PARADE WAS FoRMED--NA"hS
OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS
Tho list OF vessels that Joined In the nava! parauo
showed a number Of war ships and other 'o'cin
craft such as seldom brought together IA one n@o
AS the long line moved on lis way tho naval Vessels
an,earsd in the following order: Tho Chicago inc
flagship; Keanarge, Yantic. Essex Broohis"' ~
Ianta jamestown, Juniata, Yorktown Bos'oh'
In thu revenue division the cruise steamboa's
n & Grant Samuel Dexter, Albert Galiatin' anu
Alexander Hamilton; the harbor tugs Mammalian auu
O. Washington, and the W. f. Chandler
The Yacht division was headed by tho Electra ana
included numerous yachts belonging TO ciuos "n'oh
appeared in the following order New-forS iacn'
Club, Atlantic, Cornthial. oea"ahnah" '"'
Larchmont.
Hardly lcss brilliant than tho Naval feet was tho
imnosIna array Of the merchant marine arranged III
two columns opposite tho frowning Inch-oi"ar' D
docked with flags and bunting, ana Win snea"..
living tho long lines Of huge boats inah' H"inof" o
sight Early In the morning the hagships bcrsei anu
yosburch were busy arranging the positions Oh INC
bot, according 10 orders BY 10 O'Clock they sore
all IN line and with the men-of-war, awaited inc
approach OF the President. The boats were Hr,
ran ced In two divisions, In charge OF inc sch'i ~
Junior rear admrals each division consisting vi h''
snuadrons each q which was commanded oy a com-
modore. 49, r.-
with its head opposite the Burts drydocH' heo
rIoo, proohIvn The other vessels went into linc
astern Of the flagship I'm tho Ordcr given polo"'
stretching out toward Staplcon. Staten Island. III"
second division formed somewhat west % VIZ
first divislon with It's head close 10 Buoy No ~
The smaller boats anchored toward the chanhoA
There was no confusion whatever along tho hneS'
nc the ystcm of signals was perfect ana wen uuor
stood. every man knowing his orders inc hsnes
Of the boats as they stood In line, were as olo"S
Vice Admiral c. ". Woolsey Commanding fleet
Flagship-Steamer Bergen.
Flect-Captan-D. NJ MUNGER
lee-Iicutcnant-Lcon Albeit, lr.
Fleet Sccrc, ary-J. j. DeNlan'
Res-Admlral r. ". yosburgh-
DIVISION no. l.
Canadian M 1-Commodore Isaac l. Fisher.
romnander' George ". King-Tug Robert burnett
Steamboat Mary Powell
steamsbip Wyanoke, Old Dominion Line ~.
Steamboat City OF Springfield u T. 'oou'''''
Steamboat City of Richmond C. C. '00afl0n' 'A''
''' steamboat Cape Charles, s. starbuck
steamboat St. Johns. v. B. Br r;,vn
| Steamboat Pegasus, W. Parker.
| steamboat Taurus, W: f. Parker:
Steamboat C,pheus,;. W F. Parker
s esmSsss 6ss 81 X knson H' keursn
Steamboat Thomas s. Brenna ps @; F. R Brfser
steamboat Eliza Hancox, E. w. Price. xor.o,
Steamboat Perseus, Csptsln t George l. Norton
Steamboat CaNkll, 4. NJ NTalb II
Steamboat Crystal Wave, Bridgeport > %; w.
Steamboat Waterbury Bridgeport $. 80 3; 90
Steamboat city Of HUDSON E Tas nl% Hooker.
coms%appd.r, rs M.halug c xd Rc:s
| Llenterant walter J. Tco-Tug K: Il. whhsn'
se eaInsSat City City Of Albany, NorwaM B. Co.
stssmSost A Mossna Hunt e. II Woman
Steamboat Pomona George IL D sv,h R1ds.yors
Steamboat Roscdale, Angry }; smith, D"'s'p''~
s~a,nbost thrystenah, James +. Morris =.
Steamboat Harlem. r. E: Riy H,vs e. 8 B. Co
Steamboat Nausstuck, C. II; Smith
stssmsSss Bugsl S. G d "a s%1'f E. Carpenter
Steamboat John Lennox, A Jaocke, LoKsn,,e.
steamboat Charles slimaH: 4 a asmlisoS.
sm,dron M 3.-Commodore W. C. Egerton
comsmsppder Charles F. Harrisburg Howard Carroll
ssamSaat John e. E syleesta william
Ee'rySoa Rrool b1a,os linton a TSfTy Co.
Ferryboat south BrooNyn, Ambrose.
yNPS bsls F. JaHe cr E. 2shss Myers
tug us with with i barge susquehanna, Myers q Go.
tug With Psrss M W.Is, s sssGs yer Co.
Tug with barge Morton. Myers & Go:
aug with barge S. ITans G NeaaS dye Cement Co.
| steam yacht susquehanna.
steam steam yy yacht v Oh
| Steam yacht Dashsway.
| stPan-yacht Myrtle
! steam-yacht Lagonda
squadron No. 4-commodorc Charles A. Pool
commapder, X. r. Mlls-Tue c. NJ Depew;
Lieutenant, Samuel Stokes-ITug j. p n hu'er
4% %s asis,sqS; j. Z { M. T. R:s.H
Tug Tug VIII vi AZ. An T.. { = R; sSJ.
rug Essex, c. r: of NJ c.un,~
| tug Corneia. A. c. Chenet.
| tug Christina, \. c: Chen?y
| Tug Honeysuckle A. {. Cheney
T%s Ssi;s y vf rss1 \ \ \ G. G. t. R.
rug Ariosa, Henry Dubois Soma
Tug G. p. Raymond.
! Tug Indian
| Tug +. Woodruff.
| Tug Storm King.
| Tug Herald.
SQUADRON No. 5-Commodore Charles n. Boyer,
| F,arsbIp-Tug :. r. 81. John,
| Cormander frank W. Boyer Steam-llghter Clara.
| Lieutenant T. Frank Shortland-Tug James Watts,
| Freight boat l.. Boyer
| steam-lightcr Amelia.
| steam licLter Climax.
| steam.ilghter General Franz Sigel,
| s.am.lIchter Mills.
| sieam.lightcr Border CITY.
| Steam.lighter Admiral.
| steom.lighter Eta Moore
| stcam-liehrer Rosedale.
Tug Mercedes.
Tug Atlanta. -
Tug Thomas Shorthand
| Tug Governor Morgan
| Tag II. c. Whippe,
| Tug T F. Van Houten,
| Tug John 4. Carnics
| Steam-barga SUSAN
| Tug Spray.
| Tug j. J. Driscol
| stcsn.lighter strtcvan''