New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-26
TO DANCE THE QUADRILLE.
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line but win keep within the limit of their divisions
ana Sad rIasships will be the leading vessels OF the
divisions a sn" oSnmodore will that every captain
Knows his number In line, the name OF me vessei
ahead o. o nd the & esse may 0o '
n'' The INST squadron viii occupy the right OF he
line the r s,s Sasr sas s f coming "
While lying a the Ts Lover d Bay g great care o Wari
be taken H 10 heR f The oasr o OF wee must
keep their bearing between Buoy ~. anu
st-r,eton. C0mnoGorcs VIII pay especial attention
10 mis- as the success of the review by the President
depends upon correct alignment -.
l. Tbs Presidents vessel viii DO received by the
flagship OF the NceAdmiral and the tugs OF the Rear
Admiral the left Of the line, aud these vessels VIII
SG President ,as viii Hp ssyo Ss
vessel the left of their squadrons, ana accompany
It through tho lines Of their squadron oman nav M
vessel will attempt to take her place IN i iine until
aroad Of her has reached her posiu 10 eo
in column abreast, they VIII II possible, take their
argument from the sarboard vessel. ma, from, tho
Go Ahead ss IN mo 1.s.c Of sna ss in tho hand
Back-Dito toward the stern
s sowh yer rspea %p' quickly several times
coRmodorcs viii use the Same signas Each sr com
modore will detail man 10 warh Ips ,s ss" nrs
csnecIally those If the squadron imheu'aey Pre
''o Ill., When under way Rear Admiras haF; ,s %I
Giyision, and the leading vessel Of each sauanton
viii Keep two hundred yards .h from a1,ov hno
rear vessel of the preceding SQUADRON thus allowing
intervals for passing ferryboats , , ou
10 Commodores VIII sec that each vessei govcrns
It's saluos both I'm character ana tlme' oy '"o Oo'"o-
10. The flags and signals 70 be host'd arc here
IA Nothing in this order is to be construed as
taking the place Of the rules and leguauons a. p nS
vIdcd by law hut only additional safeguards, ana
each captain will every precau;ion 10 aVoiu acc
dent. ,., ..AA ohor-,r, tho m
ston OF each squadron and the vessels comprising
SAM" rs Vessels will round the stako-boat in the Eas.
and North Rivers with srarboa'd hc'a, leaving the
IL TUG boats Will be detailed 70 assist large
sells in turning the sakc-boatI Il nc Tnsnrpcu
RcarAdmiral Commanding First Division
Rear-Admiral j. w. Miller issued orders. yester;;
day, the same. in text as those OF RearAdmlrai
Vosbursh. with these two exceptions:
g. The Sixth Squadron Will occupy the right OF
the line the remaining squadrons coming in numerical
ORDER the Tenth being the left. $500 .
be taken w 10 EecP lie Vessels nom crowdng toward
the ship channel The outer line OF ve o as, must s
belt buoy off Robbins Reef Light. Commodores
viii pay especial attention TO ms as inc sucrcss s
OF the review by the President depends upon correct
alignment. go
The actual list Of vessels in the feet, with the
names of those who entered them, as nearly as
could be asccrtained. is rs follows
vice.Admrsl C. W. woolsey, Commanding Fleet
Flagship-stcamer Bergen
Fleet IJcutenanf-Loon Albeit 1r.
FleetsccTctaTy,GI Tn ;; pf' w. vosburgh.
SQUADRON No. 1.-Commodorc Isaac l. Fisher.
fo ag5pdI deorss " KingArug, Burnett
lieutenant w. RecvcS-Tug J. b. Mitchell
s s,SsnlSGh, W war Old Dominion Line.
steamboat City of Springfield, {. {. Goodrich iar-
''i, Stcanboa CITY Of Richmond. c. Goodrich, Hart
i0is Steamboat Cape Charles, s. starbuck
Steamboat St Johrs,. ". B. BT2wnson.
Steamboat Pegasus, W. i: Parker
Steamboat Taurus, W: +. Parker
s:sRSS3 Su g. Kngd %nFS h. Van
s taiSoa T Tho 5 brennan, g. F. BrEon
Steamboat Thomas Morgan; Kr n pl,o neccher
steamboat Eliza UancOx, +. W. Price
Steamboat tcn, Pciscus, captain George l. Norton.
Steamboat Cankin, f. NJ. Craig. ~
stesmpoat Waterbury. bridgeport s. ,; 60.
Steamboat City of HuGscn. ET2nius Wim 1dcs,r
Souadrun No. 2.-COmmCdOrc William il. looA'''
f%s5;;r T;,,l n9 4as4aE t. & william HSss
sisainboat city OF Albany, NorwsiS e. b. Co.
steamboat MolrSanla, g. 4. Wright.
Steamboat Ihoma, Iiunt, j. !, H. L xroom0n'
Steamboat RoScdae, AmOry j. smith, bridgeport
Steamboat Idlewlh, S. W0olsey. ,
Steamboat Chry stcnah. James f. Morris' ~
s sisaaSoai sh srym 3d. T. s liver B. Co
Steamboat Naucatuclt, {. II. SrNih.
s'eamboat d. s. Mer captain f. p Carpenter
Steamboat John Lcunox. \. JaecteI; ,,o
Steamboat Charles \. Silliman, A. Mchenhlo'
Propeller Thomas McManus; E. j. Hamilton milton
SGmadron No. 3-Comncdorc W. C. EGerton'
V1acshIp-Tug Howard Carroll ,,
commandcr Charles +. IIarrs-1ug Howard Carroll
Tiruterart f. Eowan-TIg ka1uck
Steamboat John sylvester William Wartoh'
Ferryb0at Mortified. F. S. Cannon
Ferryboat southleld r. S. Cannon
Ferryboat brooklyn, mon teTIy 20
Feiryboat south Brooklyn, Ambrse
| Ferryboat f. p. james, +. JsnSa Mors l. ~.
Tug With barge Susquehanna, Myers & Co.
Tug With barec Walter Sands Myers Co.
| TUG with barge Morton. Myers q GO.
Tug with barge St Johns Ggd. Myers GrrScr 20 IN
propeller Calvin TompklnS, Newark Cement 20
| Steam Yacht SlSQuchanna.
s Steam yyscRt V v%ia%ic.
s siea"3.yscRt s nyfaiS'
S'ea n,aS1on Yo GCommodore Charles A. Pool
| Flagshp-Tug Ivanh0e. = , r
.@%a4fr samuel IN E M1aG : N R R1iser
T IirHt c. q. Clark. y Y. c. & II. Il. r.
T Tns oakland HaiSlrpd"H \. Y. G 4 II. r. R,R.
Tug White Ash. c. II. Of \; J.
T@s Fsscx. G. h. Of i. j.
! Tug a. c. Cheney, 4. G. Chcney.
| 'r,,r Terror. A. c. Cheney.
rug Cornelia. A. c. Cheney.
| Tug Christina. y. L: cheney
| TUG Honey sucilc. 4. c. Cheney.
| T,,S Mohawk Valley. " Y. {. q II. r. X. X.
re Charles s. pool y. Y. c. &c IL. X. II. Il.
Tug Ariosa. Henry Dubois sons
| Tug f. V. DalzN.
| tug C. p. Raymond.
Tug Indian. .
| Tug F. woodruff.
| Tug Storm King.
| Tug Herald 1,.,. =, 49,.
squadron no 3-commodorc Charles N boyer,
| FIarship-Tug 5. II. ST. john
| rnmmarnder Frank W. Boyer-Sean.1ighter Clara.
| ! ,c"tnnant T. Frank 5hortland-Tug James Watts.
| Freight boat L. Bower
| S;eam-lghtcr Amelia
| S;cam-lchter Climax. .,,,
s,e.,n tighter Ncneral Franz SigeL
| steam lighter Mills.
Steam.lirhter Border City.
|