New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-07
KHAr We MAYoR WILL DO.
Els PART IN THE GREAT CELEBRATION.
10 RIDE IN THE PRESIDENTS CARTHAGE AT
THE HEAD OF THE PARADE!

10 RIDE IN THE PRESIDENTS CARTHAGE AT
THE HEAD OF THE PARADE!
All was quiet yesterday at tho Offices OF tho Cen
tennal Committees No meetings were held ana httio
business was done All the details for the ceieoraton
arc well In hand and tho arrangements so Jar au
vanced that little remains except the execution OF inc
carefully devised plans OF tho committees 4no
names of the crew that will row President HarisonS
barge from the steamer Dispatch to the landing at tho
foot of Wail-st are as follows: Coxswan. Captaih
Ambrose Snow; oarsmen. Captains Duer, e. d. D.
rresk James Parker, Albert Spencer George a. Dear-
born, benjamin F. March. stephen Whitman samuei
z. Farchild Richard LnCe George L. Norton "ulism
Urquhart and william A. Ellis The escort, besldes
CAPTAIN Snow, Will be Captains William II. Allen,
Hilton and s. Harding. Each Of these men Is an
old sea captain who has done good service Tor his
country either in tho merchant marine or IN the Navy
Tho veterans Of the It'll Regiment have chartered
a steamer from the Iron Steamboat Company for the
accommodation of their families and friends on the
day Of tho naval parade. Major George T. Edgar,
ono of the veterans, who member of General
Lew Walaces staff said on the subject: This should
be fayorite plan with all organized societies as 1t
will give them many advantages over the average
sightseer BY having steamer for their own private
use they can limit the number OF passengers prevent
the sale Of liquor board, and carry every con-
venienco IN the way of provisions, etc., 10 MAKE
the day q holiday Of the right KIND mo company
can moreover DO restricted to friends and acquaint-
ances and the idea should commend Itself to all kinds
Of societies who want to tako part In the naval
parade
Secretary Bowen sent letter to tho Mayor yester-
day giving I'm detail part the Mayor Is to tako In
the celebration. On Monday, April 20, he VIII mee5
the President at the foot Of Wall-st, give him inc
Official welcome TO the city, and accompany him
to the receptions at the Equitable Building and The
tlo maxf lN
President TO attend the special religious services a.
81. Paul's Church, and to the ceremonies at the SUP.
carriage at the head Of tho parade and st with him
on the reviewing stand at Madison square .,.
No applications for places In the Industrial parade
will be considered after April 10. ,-,
Tho office Of tho marshal Of the civic ana induStrla
parade Of Nay has oG tSo y co@moe
The Office will DO open from ii a m 20 r. m nv
from to 10 P daily Genera r Pas Mapsbs snd
Colonel George r. Hopper has become his secretary.
The only assistant marshal thus far appointed Is
for the Masonic bodies, the German societies he pup
lie school section and Other bar wn | De
The aides and deputy maIshals will DO appointed
Much has been said by way Of criticism Of tho
composition Of the Committee on Navy, or Com
mittee No. 81 as the first announcement OF me
Major Asa Dri Gardner, tho chairman Is secretary.
General OF the Society Of tho Cincinnati. Ho was
IN 1as3 of the evacuation OF NewYork By the British
troops and formerly was Judge Advocate OF the
Amy Captain Henry Erben. Of the Navy, was grad
ust d from the Naval Academy IN 1854 Loyal Farra
gut Is a graduate Of tho Military Academy, anu mo
only living child OF the late Admiral Fartagut. s.
Nicholson Kane the secretary, was graduated at tho
head Of his class ut the Naval Academy IN lsoi ana
which he was Commodore Of the Now-lork Yacht
Club John 6 Barnes, banker ard brok,r was a
commander when he resigned Alfred G. Cheney Is
pr sident Of the Garfield National BANK and OF tho
National BOARD OF Steam Navigation. George G..
Haven and Ogden Goclct arc wealthy yacht owners
and members OF tho New.York Yacht Club. Jackson
: shuitz was formerly Minister 10 Austria, and
Frederic r. Coudert Is president OF the Columbia
College Alumni Association.
The special subscription fund which the committee
has rnis.d among its own members toward meeting tho
rxperges OF the celebration has been crTnncousy
sated 10 be 300 OOO Forty thousand dollars Is tho
correct amount.