New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-30
THE PROGRAMME TO-DAY.
BUSY TIMES FOR THOSE WHO TAKE PART
IN THE CELEBRATION.
SERVICES AT ST. PAULs AND OTHER CHURCHES
LITERARY EXERCISES AT THE sUB-TREAs:
URY-THE MILITARY PARADE AND

LITERARY EXERCISES AT THE sUB-TREAs:
URY-THE MILITARY PARADE AND
BANQUET!
An hour after the vessels OF the Navy have fired
their salutes at O'Clock this morning. there VIII be
services Of Thanksgiving In the churches In this city
ana throughout the country. This Is In response 10
the proclamation of President Harrison. and In recog
milton OF the Importance OF similar services tha "e
held In this city on April so, 1883. There VIII DC
solemn in the Catholic churches. The princf
pal services will be I'm ST. Paul's Chapel the chuTh
that Washington attended after his inauguration 1t
will be conducted by Bishop Potter, and admission 10
the church will be by ticket.
At a. M the carriage provided by the Committee
States for President Harrison will 90 to the nome
Of vicc-PreSident Morton. No. IS Fifth-ave the
President and VICE President Will then start for 81.
Panl's Chapel, under escort OF platoon OF mounted
police. Immediately following Will be the carriages
containing the members OF tho Cabinet, Supreme Court
Judges and other distinguished guests. The
President will be met at the Vesey-st
cato Of the chapel grounds by tho
Committee OF the Ves:fy Of Trinity Church, ana
they Will escort him to the west porch OF the chapel
where he VIII be received by the rector and the iu
vcstry. He will then be escorted 10 the Washington
pew and on his withdrawal from the chapel the vesry
viii escort him TO the west porch. where he VIII
be received by the Literary Committee
The services at st. Pau's Chapel will be rs follows
l. professional hymn o "Our Father" etc 3, Palm
lxxxv first lesson, Ecces. Xiv s. TIE Deum g. Soc
ond lesson, St. John VIII. T. Bencdcite g. Greed ana
prayers o. address by the Bishop 10. occasional hymn
While the services at St. PauPs and other chirchcs
are being held, Ginores ODD Regiment Band Will
give concert at the Sub-Trcasury Building. At the
close u the religious services at 0:45 a. m, inc
President and party will be escorted 10 the Sub
Treasury in carriages in the following order;
First Carriage-The President OF the Centennial Com
mtce the Governor Of the State Of New-fok, ana the
Mayor Of the city OF New-York.
Second Carrage-The President and VIccPrsident Of
the United States and the Committee Literary EAeT-
cses.
Third Carriage-The Secretaries Of State the Treasury
War and Navy Of the United States.
Fourth Carriagc-Sccretary the Interior, Postmaster
General Acknowledgement and Secretary Of Agriculture OF
the United States.
Fifth Carragc-Thc Chief Justice and Associate justices
OF the Supreme Court Of the United States
Sixth Carriagc-Thc General Of the Army Geircd. tie
Admiral OF the Navy, and Senator Evarts
Seventh Carriage-Thc ex-Presdcnts Of the United
States, and Senator Hiscock.
Eighth Carrlage-Chaunccy NJ. Depcw. orator OF h
day. Bishop Potter. the Rev. Dr. Soris and the Rev ID
DIX.
Ninth Car1iaGc-Comnittce 0 Plan and Scouc.
The literary exercises will begin al 10 o'clock. anl
Will consist OF invocation by the Rev Dr. Rlcl irl
s. StOrrS, poem by John Grcnlcaf Whittier, az
Grafton by Chaunccy NJ. Dcpcw. an address by Prcs-
dent Harrison, and tho bcncdiction BY Archbishop
Corrigan. Tho literary exercises ended. the Prc%i-
dent his Cabinet and the Supreme Court Judges Will b
driven TO the reviewing stand at Madison square in
the following order
First carriape-The President 81 the United Sta'es the
Mayor of the City OF NewYork and member Of The Army
Committee.
Second carrlage-Tho vicc.Prcsicut Of the United
States, the president Of the Centennial Committee and
member Of the Army Committee.
Third carriare-The Secretaries of State and the Treas
ury and the chairman OF the Executive Committee.
Fourth carriage-The Secretaries Of War and Of the
Navy and the secretary OF the Centennial Committee.
Fifth carraccThe Secretary OF the Interior, and the
Sixth carriageThc Attorney Gencra and the Secretary
Of Agriculture.
Seventh earage-The Chief Justices and Associate Jus
tees Of the Supreme Court OF the United States.
Ninth carriagcThe Admiral OF the Navy, the General
OF the Army (rctred) and Senator EyDrts
Tenth carriaee-Ex- President Rutherford b. Hayes
President Grover Cleveland and Senator Hiscoek.
Eleventh carriageThe orator OF the day, Chauncey NJ
Depew and Archbishop Corrgan.
Twelfth carrage-Bishop Potter, and the Roy. DR..
Storrs.
Thirteenth carriagcThe Committee Plan and Scope
(havng the general supervision Of the ceebra on James
NJ Varnum, Cornelius n. Bliss. Frederick S. Tamalge
and Samuel n. Babcock
ON the arrival at the grand stand tho party will be
received by The Committee Army and escorted 10
their respective seats.
The other guests viii GO 10 the reviewing stand ly
special train on a." Jllrl ave elevated road from
Hanover SQUARE 10 TWENTY hi;,: Il, After tho review
the President and part wi, -,.,fcd to their homes
Just the licra o. c.rr $50. .lc sub Treasury
begin. the military parade vii Htf fcm broadway
and Pinc-St. The various troops and military
CARNATIONS Will form IN various streets uptown. and
will march downtown by street, aud avenues east and
west Of BVadway and OF Flfh-ave TO Join the main
line below Pncst- with the exception Of the MIL
AIRY Order Of the Loyal Legion and the Grand Army Of
he Republic. the whole parade I'm all It's points will
Je made up below John-s The lire Of march will
20 up Broadway 10 WaveIlcy Place. there q wheel TO
the left, past stands at Washington Square.
Hence up Fft-ave. TO Fourtccnth-st thence Ia the
" aShingon statue and around Union square TO Eff
ecnth-st by Broadway. through Flftoenth-s t. Fifth
ave-, up ifthavc. TO Fifty scvcnthst.. where The
parade Will be dismissed. The parade will be led by
Major. General John NJ Schoncld. United States Army
followed by his staff. General o. o. Howard, United
states Army. Will command the regular army troops
The parade Will be formed with the fist division
ollows:
-Four Hundred West Point cadets; the Naval Brigade Of
marines and sailors Light Battery + and Batteries F.
II and l, and band, 9Th Artillery from Fort Hamilton
Batteries and NJ, Cd Artillery and Battery d, 9TH Ar
lery, from Fort Wordsworth Batteries A. and l.. 9TH
Artillery from Fort Columbus Batteries and NJ, 9th
ticry from FoIt Schuyler Troop b. attn Cavalry and
Troop b, 9th Cavalry from Fort Myer Va headquarters
,and, Light Battery b. and Batteries T. & ana l.. 4th
Artillery from Fort Adams, Il. l. Batteries d. and Il
ID Artillery from Fort MclIenry, Md headquarters bard
Light Battery C. aud Batteries A. T. ii. and l., 81 Ar
lery, Washington Barracks Batteries and G, 1tb
rtery from Trumbui Conn. Battery j, 4th Ar
ery from Fort Warren, Mass. headquarters band and
Companies A. D. &. IL and l, l1th Inionty, from Mad
son Barracks. New York.
The second division Will consist OF state militia,
marching In order OF admission of the states as
follows:
DELAWARF-Goycrnor BENJAMIN T. BGgs com
handing and stall. First Regiment Delaware National
;uard Colonel George w Marshall. PENNSYLVANIA
Governor James A. Beaver commandlng and staff. The
second Brigade, T. n. g., Brigader-Genrral John A.
Wiley The Third Brigade j. y. g.. DrigadIer.tenera
Tohn b. S. Goblin. The state Fencblcs, Major Chew.
)tber ORGANIZATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert s.
:; cen commanding and stan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
John b. Gordon commanding, and stan The Governors
ersonal guard only. CONNECrICUT-Goycrnor Morgan
RnlkeIey commanding and staff Eonfh Regiment