The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-22
THE BIG DAY.
NEW l0Rk'S GIANT CENTENNIAL fES-
TlNAL.
MEMORIES or THE LAST CEN
TURT RECALLED.
THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY GO
RITIED.
Notes of the parade-The so'diers-The
Grand Bail-the Great Banquet rhe
NaNal Parade-Ihe Great Process
sion aud the President.

. Notes OF the ldfadt me >oftlef,-in "
Grand BaiI-the Great Banquet The
naval Parade-The Great procr-
sion aud the President.
While the day s programme il hein!
carried ont AT ST. Paul- and al Wal
street the thousands Of troops will be ar
ranging themselves in the lower part o
the city The head of the column vii
be- at Wall street, and as soon a. word i
received hy Majo General Schoheld, thl
chief of the parade, that The Presiden
has reached the reviewing stand in Mad
i.on square. the order Forward, march.
will he given. and the thousands of bril-
liantly uniformed men will start On thei
march uptown. 90 The delight and enter
iainmcnt OF the thousands that will lin'
The sidewalks and crowd the stand
along the way. The Governor OF eaci
State will march at the head OF hi
troops. accompanied by his s'aii.
General Schoield, with his staff, vii
F he followed by the West Point Cadet
90 the number of $50. The Army Com
mitice had been given 20 understand
F that the Naval Cadets would also be IN
+ the line. hut few days ago the Nav
+ department issued orders that il wa
F impracfioahle tO consent 90 the young
+ blue Jackets leaving Annapolis. Fol
lowing the Nest Pointers will come
/ 900 regular troops and after them th'
naval contingent. madt mp of marine
and sailors. will follow, numbering
another thousand. After the REGULAR
the National Guard of the different
States will fall into line
Anoyol arrangement that the Army
Committee has carried out in the make
up of the National Guard part of the
parade is that of having the troops OF
each State given a place i'm the marching
column according tO the order I'm which
that State came into the Union. Della
ware being the first State 10 enter the
Union. her troops will be the first to
lead the line. The Governor of each
State will march al the head of his troops,
accompanied by his ,iail
Delaware will have 80 men. made mp
of the First Regiment ID. y. G.. and sep
arate companies. Governor Benjamin
r. Biggs will be in command, with
Colonel George " Marshall, as Adju-
tant ON Governor Bgg's staff there
will be thirteen officers, mounted.
PENNSYLVANIA. the second State adj
mitted. will follow Delaware, with GOV
ernor james III Beaver as COmmander-in
Chief Penn ylyania will send 5000
men. and 90 assist GoyelSor Beaver in
commanding such large body of men
there will he BrieadlerGeneral Daniel
n Hastings. MaIOr-General John +.
Iarrunti and Colonel George h North.
Governor Robert s Green viii COM
mand g 900 of The New Jersey National
Guard. ANA ON his stall will be General
Stryher and MaiOr-Gencral Perine
Georgia. the fourth State 20 come into
the fold, viii have "a separate company
of lhirly-hye men under the command of
Governor John B Gordon.
The Fourth Regiment, infantry, Of the
Connecticut National Guard, which
number, 600 men. will follow the men
from Georgia. Governor Morgan {.
Bulkclev in command.
Massachusetts, sends 1 900 Of her Ma
tional Guard. including the Ancient and
Honorable of Boston, Governor oliver
Ames commander
Five hundred men selected from five
of lhc best regiments. with Governor
Flihu n Jackson al their head. will rep
resent Maryland. South Carolina, 800,
Governor John y. Richardson; New
Hampshire l.OOl, Governor Charles H.
sawyer Virginia, Governor Fitzhugh
Lee
New York viii De the eleventh state
IN line The fnest display will, OF
course. be made by her. as the Legissa-
ture appropriated sufficient money 10
transport an the National Guard through
out the State 20 the metropolis. Gov.
Hin Will be- in command. The Guard
viii Dee divided into four brigades-first
Brigade commanded by Gen Fitzgerald
second Gen. McAleer, Third. Gen.
Parker. and. Fourth. Gen Doyle. Twelve
thousand men will be in line.
North Carolina follows with 80, COY
crnor Danicl b. Fowle. Rhode Island,
ljO Governor ROYAL G. Taft, Vermont,
80. Governor William p. Dillingham;,
Kentucky $50. Including the Louisville
LEGION, Governor Simon B Buckner'
Ohio. 500. Governor Joseph b Fora
kerr Louisiana 400. Governor Francis /
Nichols Mississippi, 900, Attorney-Gen-
eral e. N. Miller. Michigan, 100, GOV
ernOr e.. g. Luce. District of Columbia,
including the Washington Light In
fantry. 500. Commissioner " b. Webb
Florida. POO Commissioner John @. Bur
bridge. West Virginia, 500, Commis-
sioner Henry : Walker.
After the militia, the LOYAL Legion,
with Colonel Loyal Farragut in com
manl will follow In the Legion there
will be- 800
The Third Division will be composed
of G. A. r.. posts William Warner
National Commander, and Harrison
Clarke. Department Commander, In a
carriage. viii lead the Grand Army men
The Ii 81 division will bee made up of twc
men from each post throughout the
State. making in an POO men Then
will follow he New York city posts
numbering 5000 men, under the com
mand OF Colonel William p. Walton
the Brooklyn posts, OF 1000 men, under
the command OF Henry " Knight
bringing the big parade to close.
THE GRAND BANQUET
As soon as il was settled that Mr.
Stokes was 10 furnish the banquet Ru
d0lph Busse the chief steward; La Per
ruQue. the SIP 600 chef and ". +. Noel
Ter. the head waiter energetically started
in on the work of preparation. Orders
were sent over 10 Europe for a specia
supply OF pate de fois gras. lruilles anC
other toothsome and expensive ylsnds
Lambs were ordered from Rhode lslanC
to bee delivered in April, the lambs a
that time not having been born into th'
world. and arrangements were made IL
all directions for everything which wOul'
tickle the palate and delight the tastes o
an epicure. The finest wines OF al
kinds were sought and the champaign
man began 10 bid eagerly for recognition
on the menu. Finally. after weeks o
preparation, menu was prepared. Her
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