New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

do not claim any rht prohibit vesses ' s .l.lcs
the waters OF the bay rivers on the cay VI ',c,n +,
49,. r.. o.-,.s.,y ,,oues. that all Join WIN VI" "
making this review an orderly. disnihea p'r 81, -
Of the occasion ani the city. TO "',"f M. .t,Yil be
vessels except those entered for th' ~ ma,
terul,,ci in the lower lay nov IN INC - -, ..
Rivers. AS all available water chann' WA ~ -,
r,,poeuyre the divisions. Thssc diEis'H' 49,
formed - a. to give all ample "rp". '''' ,o,,,lons
N. ceremonies Throw aside all s'lh"n 80 - =,
send Of your boats to me - ,,,rs,cr win
Munger No. ~ N.v-st., and u.s. your ".., Emo
thor Tn. IT,. ne on shore voluntarily f'''''''
streets Tor two day.. Can the shalhs ''
loss for IN" initial parade on the wafer
STARTING To RECEIVE THE fHh'i"''
tn. Desnotcb in command Of Lieutenant W. L.
Cowl,s will leave the Navy Yard to-morro" n'o' u
i,,, ami ,o IN East Twenty-siXth-st IN unle -
lo,e ,bcro n u. II. for Elzah,thpo 10 rec'''c
rho President and his party She VIII nave %"
board Elbrdgc 7. Gerry, chairman u INV
ocuiivc Committee; Mayor Grant. chairman ol nv
General Committees Captain Henry hrD''' u Wv
Navy. Major Asa Bird Gardner, and othef n'o"'-
hars Of the Committee on Navy: Admiral io'''i
and Comnodore Ramsay The steamboat EraS'u'
Viir,on with the Governors. Commissioners %
States and other guests and the members Q. "0
General Committee will leave West W,n'y -tu'o 20
81 M o 70 4 m 10 meet the President ; "o'' ~
FIizobethport The Iron Steamboat 'ohiP""y
steamer Sirius under the management OF 'Ic IN
mittec on Navy, will go TO t.hmbethport, "
co,,.e tho members of the CABINET. supreme N..'
trd,os and other guests Of the President : pnrN'
AZ Elzabethport President Harrison anu NJ, ic.
President Morton, and members o' 'nei! ".' ' ~
will be brought OF 10 the De,Iat'' III "tiicer
HcrrcShoff's steam launches, win HlN o'' -.
in fuIl uniform in command OF PAch. l ne fce">"9'
of the Iron Steamboat Company. VIII crrS 80
official representatives Of New-JcrseE as III hc
IN tLe president The Laura W. Starin VII nc
,sod nv the representatives Of the press ih',, ~
a great demand for tickets on the steamboat itr-
sons which has been chartered by the proprie1ors
of The Marine journal, ard VIII I,iiNr ~
Twcntv-drst-st M o. m. with the old "X-ship,,
masters members of the Marine SOCIETY who Will
row the President from tine DESPATCH to me lou
of WalLst in the barge Queen kaploihnl
As Tho Drspatch approaches The fleet each v'ss"l
so nrovidrd will begin the salute of twenty-one
guns and man their yards, ana me S'eI I Sir
yachts and tugs will Dip their coI'rs ain I hoIs
fheir steam whistles no blast to he more than nan
a minnie in length. When the Despatch has pas,'n
between the two divisions they VIII grt uhuet
way and piss in review. he course VIII oe p,lsO
toycrnor's Island into tho East River, taking me
east shore. and continue up the river to n S,fKe-
boat anchored off n point about opposite lhlr'-
cth-st then down on the west shore nroulln l.'c
Battery, up the Hudson River 70 fnt'e,n- ,t
around thr stallebOat Ia the west shore OF vi.
Iludson River passing the flagship IN review OH
Governors Island and dismiss. The United states
vessels will anchor in the Hudson River az ABOUT
Fiftpth-st where they will remain until the cloSe
of the Centennial Meanwhile visitors VIII DE-
allowed on board during each day from ~ a I'll
till sunset.
HANDSOME DECORATIONS TO BE SEEN.
Piers Nos Is and II will be handsomely
decorated with flags of every kind under thr
direction of W H. T. Hughes, tie manager OF
the New York ana Cuba Line, as Will also inc
Steamship City Of Alexandria Of that line, which
will he lying at Pier NO. T. floating stage
has been built at Pier No. ! d. and from IL 10
the uicr will be II ganCway ladder twined with
az Nos Il3 and ia Wdll-,t. Will be decorated
with flags. the same as The day after PRESIDENT
Uorri,Dn7s election, tln feature being tie d1s-
play Of the American flag. The Erastus W imam
and Sirius viii land their guests ar ller NO. /"
before the President leaves the ID spatch. ,
As soon the Presidents barge leaves the . siae
81 the Despatch the signal will be gwen from
the top of the Equitable Building when ~,
United States vessels will man their yards ana
fire another salute of twcntN-onc guns. When
President Harrison lands Pier No. Is h VIII
bc received by William G. Hamilton. chairman OF
tie Committee on States. The President VIII
be escorted 10 his carriage in waiting ana DE-"
d:iven to the Equitable Hui ding. The crew OF
the barge will be CAPTAIN Ambrose Hn",w, coz
swain; Captains William Harding, WILLIAM 4
Hilton, william H. Mlrn, G. d. ). Trask, John
r Dcwar W A. Ellis George H. Dearborn. James
Parker. Samuel q. FairchiM, Albert Spencer,
stephen Whitman, George l.. Norton BENJAMIN
F. Marsh, W. ". Crquhart, and Richard Luce
They will wear black frocl coats, striped trousers,
have been practising at the Navy Yard, and II
is said that they can up oars" lot fall give
way feather the stroke.7 and "to>s oars
co,aI 10 any wclldrllcl gigs crow of man
of.war Hence this part of the programme
will be PARTICULARLY impressive