New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-16
thai tho proposed opening quadriIIs wouid Be

thss tho proposed opening quadriIle woriid be
abandoned.
Colonel Cruger wrote to the Washington Light
Infantry Of Charleston yesterday that IL was NOT
possible 80 make them the escort Of the Pres1-
dent, Us they desired, since no such escort would
be appointed. 1t txanspired that che Ist Com
pany Of the Governors Foot Guard, Of Hartford,
Conn, which might claim some right 70 such an
honor on account Of the relations which existe1
between Washington and the original memper ..
that orgznizsten Is coming here Is Pm s Floor
Committee for the ball. who Will be assls.eo py
the Entertainment Committee, nav Desh "f
painted, and consist Of the following
Walter Lutt1en Charles d. Miller. Allan MchAne
Hamilton Eiiets Roosevelt. Lloyd AspinwaiL henry W.
Bfbby ,. L. Anthony G. O. Haven, ~. CampDen
Steward, Daniel wordsn Henry 0unthef' william eeeln'
way, O. oliver xselin. samuel r. L. Morrison "oscwas
Mcore Hsnry r. Carey Edmund O. Stanton John Hone,
~. John M. bowers James W. Beekman, Alfred Wag'
s,a6. jobs j. Townsend st.. J. 6. X Dusr, Herman
oelriehs Augusse r. Montant d. Mhiken. tr Charles
DeKay Henry Z. Rowland. General Martin 4. McMahen'
~. L RoutA Daniel Appleton. Frank X Lawrenee' n
Ls0sand Cannon. william Solomon
5000 pEorLE IN ONE PARADE
The estimates Of General Butterfeld now indi
cate that at least $4,000 persons, exclusive Of
thoss on the trucks and floats, wlll take part in
the industrial and civic demonstration Of May l.!
Those who have sent in final details Of their
numbers, etc., are:
Society Of the Veterans Of the Regular Army and Navy
uniformed and equipped Alexander u. Butts, commander
no mea, Yenksrs Continental Guard U. and r., Captain
Howard steen, 600; Washington Continental Guards
captain j. @. Norman, U. and b, 200; Battalion p o.
suard, Washington. ID. O., Captain y. W. ,. Williams.
y. ana H., 50; Excelsior Light Infantry, Washington,
o. O.. Captain Thomas Kelly. u and T., 30; Hungarian
schutxen Bund, New.York Captain Philip Freund, U.
An6 E., ao0 Second Battalion Irish Volunteers U. and
T., Captain W. =. Kelly, 1905 Maiden CITY zousysa U.
md 4, Captain John A. Fookes 30; Ninth Ward Pioneer
n..S~ Dxk.o-k N fIlau
Tb; the Educational Division. General A. p Kechum.
5000; Scandinavian Division. $500; knights Of Tenn
perance Captain Robert Graham 500; Brooklyn Police,
phief J. b Bell, 4ooi Irish American Societies, Victor
J. Downing chairman, 16ooo; Siremens Division, ohief
Neuman, 5000; New.York Caledoaisn Club Andrew
Halliday, Chief In Highland Dress 400; Sons Of Vet
ersnA W. H. Hyde. commander, 16oo; end the German
Dtyfson, General Emil schaefer Chef Marshal 10000
The Grand ksuny posts and many other organ an.
izatious have extended the time q day or Two
TO accommodate some of the tardy ones, and their
details win not be known before tomorrow OF
Thursday. The IRE division viii comprise sixty
Jersey, Long Island, ConneSticut and Pennsyl'
wanna, and the Alexandria fire COMPANY, from
Alexandria Virgnis, who w5il bring with them
the hand-snsins which WA the property OF the ne
one time o membce. Word was received OF
Marshal Wenmans headquarters yesterday that
the veteron Firernen Of Portland, Ore, num-
bering afty men, under Chief samuel Sowae Ia
bration. They also bring with them hand
engine of antique pattern. 49,
An interesting feature Of the Loan Exhibition
at the Metropolitan Opera House viii be the
collection OF newspapers and magazines OF Wash
ington's time which has been arranged by. the
Fellowcraft Club. The committee who have
man; Richard Watson Glider, "A w. Drake,
Oliver II. Perry and Charles & Miller. The
collection embraces papers from Connecticut,
Maine. Massachusetts, New-Jersey, Eew-Ycrk, New
Hampshire Pennsylvania, Kentucky Virginia,
Vermont, South Carolina, and one Of It's features
is file of Rivington's New-York Gazetteer, or
the Connecticut, New-Jersey, Hudson River. and
Quebec Weekly Advertiser and Holts New-fo tx
The most valuable of these journalistic relics
have been loaned BY DR.. Thomas Adds Emmett
r T. Dcnnets Of Louisville; the Pennsylvania
Histories Society, the New-York State Library,
the Oneida Historical Society, Mrs Martha J.
Lamb, William Mspham, Dr., Gouyerpesr N Smith:
John b McMaster. the Chamber OF Commerce OF
Charleston, S. c., and George B. Mason. This
exhibit viii be indicated by brass tablet, o.
the Centennial win form part, and after the
exhibition, II will be placed In the clubhouse
as memento Of the oelebration
The bill which has passed the Legislature grant
inr 81 5000 for the Aldermen to expend in Cen
teHnial fireworks and decorations mas not yee
received the Governors signature. but Alderman
wss i that = Y s ss on nay oHTS @
to get him to induce the Board OF Estimate 70
appropriate tho money. The Mayor thought that
the $4,000 ought to come out q Oh tae ae S1g
to 90 to the Centennial Committee about ~ II
the committee should refuse to divide with the
Ae sss IT, TSaa then r mean
spend the money, II they get IT IN eiao Gat
decoration Of the City Hall and in stands for sight
seeing in Fifth-ave. and elsewhere uptown.