New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-27
DECORATION DAY PLANS.
r,y,1 ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED.
GENERAL ORDERS FOR THE PARADE AND FOX
THE EVENING EXERCISES.

The Memorial COMMITTEE anu VIZ O'"uN 'i''
n the Grand Army Of the Republic have COM
pleted their final arrangements for the Observance
OF Memorial Day, Thursday, May 80 ana the
reneraI orders for the parade and the programme
for the evening exercises at the Metropolitan Opera
House were ISSUED on Saturday evening lncIai-
ing the regular troops, sailors auG marines, the
Grand Army and the veteran organizations ana
the civic societies, Grand Marshal Walton esti-
mates a turnout in the parade OF about 800; mcn
The procession will form in the following order
Tho regular troops, from the stations In and about
Now-YoIk, commanded BY Major-Ceneral Ho"aru'
The sailors and marines non the United States YES
scls and tho Navy Yaa cSnilaandcd w inc senior
OTSr q H tho TRsSG staSs quad State of New
York General Louis Fitzgerald commanding ec'nPo'ed
seventh Regfm>ut ssth, s,h, ood, 7ist, 18th, LIST
Battery, I'd nattcry, Troop A.
krCoTtlnS to general orders No I, issued from tho
headquarters Of Grand Marshal William T. Walton,
May 81, the assembly VII be at p a. m am INC he
as follows tho Egbts OF divisions resting 90 fith ave-
the grand marshal ard san on En;' u F an Wsst
Fl Fsst Division, West Forty .sscoPdst. -Dsyid g.
AhxaTder Hamilton Post 10. 1872 Vanderbilt Post No.
100 John Z :nSx FOst No t So2 EaT s7s H. Wade
fOs second SD ' DIVISION, East lily socoi c
Roddy MARSHAL mi Ksarpy Pos. No e. P }1lSo,S
FSt go 60 $50 80 noSeTt ANDERSON fost no. So
Third DIVISION, West Firy .fS' st.-AlsSandcr Now
sCgo g' S Econ a.Gfs! p NS Nssa S' a.
Cos post 30. $40, Naval Post No. $40, guests OF
Naval post No. SIG, Naval Post 40. 400 OF PehnsSL
vanla Pctrr Cooper Post 80. 3s9 -, ~.
Fourth Division, East Ffty-n st-s,-Henry g. Trsss
9S4, Geners James Shields Post No 90, Sumner Post
No. -, J. l. Riker Post No, e2. n,.v u,o.h,-
4o as'g John A. Rawns Post 80. So Phil sheridan Post
NO SIKH xTS Division. East FrrO,hstCharlos F. Goaon
marshal stonwohr Post No i92 Jane! neShaar E" os
oorAn Post 40 la7, John a. ADdrew Post No ia
Thad Stevens Post No. 23a. -.,., po,o.. 7
ciyde marshal Reno Post SO. -. A. g. VILLAINS TSo,
Post 10 3O4 VOLUNTEER Pot No l52 Genera s uolcs
GrcsIey Post go 81 joe Hooker Post No. 1873. y.
Eighth Dylson. East Fort! ni1 nth, 60 RGs r.
drew Jacon Posi- SO. AGO. ScdEu,ck Post 80 is0;
General George b. Mcclellan Post 80 1o3' NULaStn
5sS In k TSpr SG ~ Post E 80 Geo =, ~
Ninth Division West Forty aT VS. Sn an,
Srsn Volunteers ed Fir zouavcsl toth Regiment
New.YoTk victorian volunteer, +2h New;io,k Vet
HSI!nt cg Sn EGF NeYcr voicrsa voun
tecrs t,ndcIson zcusvesl, asth Regiment veteran
Tsnt6 Division Fast Ss . ,,,5, Mont F
fF9 4sso sft sSsd,g % Cam. @1 20 Fga,t Ay
ana Navy veterans. Cd Battalion Irish Volunteers
Ecv GIIb' p 5ifS wcs Forty
Holmes, marshal: iiih Rosim"nt Victorian h,.' rs
ton - e. 5, s. r. bory S daar SO rccy XSsi:y
Cshsts jesse II. Reno Camp. sons Of V"'"Tans Vet,
camp 40 %. Excelsior Camp. Sons OF veterans 'e''
crap Po All Division Twelfth Division East Forty
seycnth-st.-G~orEc II. Cooper. marshal
ROUTE or THE PARADE.
Division Marshas viii report TO the Adjutant-
General al the Windsor Hotel. Fifth-ave. and
For,y.si1th-st. tho formation Of then division az
a:lo 2. m The formation OF commands Will be
in single rank, twelve ilcS front, with night ana
lef, guides The following distances will be pre-
served during the mrrch Between divisions,
twenty yards between division mhrShals md their
uides, three yards; between organizations In each
dil icon, six yards.
Fourteeuth.st, uarUugh Fourt~nth-St 70 ana
around Uui.n SQuarr 70 FOurthav". ana lcnth-
St, where TIC parade VIII be dismissed
The column Will 10 reviewed from the grand
stand at the Worth monument by Governor Hili
All commanding officers will salute sly yards be-
fore arriving opposite the reviewing officer ~ the
same time turning the head slightly - the night,
coming TO = carry, after passing s.N yards beyond
Besides the Governor and his stan there will be
the reviewing staff, yioc-prrSidcnt Lev I. Nor.
ton. Mayor GrnuL Mnor-Gcncral Howard with
the staff Of the military division: 'onCrc, Smnn
Mckinley D.parlm.nt Commander Harrison
tNrkF, y. y. Is, ana slAN . NfenNFHN bNiIfrOeIlt
Robinson and Scklcs. Collector ErlnrIt. Post.
master Van Cot;, the iudg"S Of the several courts
q NSwio;k toe preston, ana mcm% s rs OF s Inc
ators Gud Asscmblymen rcur,cndug Sew.iork
city, and many prominent cir'enS.
4 marchinG salute will be ofcrrr, - the Grand
Marshal ~ the plaza. Seventcrnth-s'
Tie officers OF the Memorial Cummlt'ce Will
tabe earnings ~ The Windsor Hotel ~ As a. ~.
Tho Grand Narehars stan announced 10 rs FOL.
lows:
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Joseph IT. Barker Inspector Genera Joseph H. Suncr
JUICE Advocate Gonrrs' martin S,d;'r cuart,russ'"f
General John i. Wut0lph, Coarnls- Gcnerr % Sub
-FtCrco: WliIsm Ul!se: SUPERINTENDENT George ~
barry Pavn1urr. General william Townsend CAlei Of
Enciucefs George J. wenE. Chist N Ordnance" Caar'"
Applsby Chic, signal Oacor; Sar,rc Aluau Chaplain
ssmusl Collin, Ch!-i Of Cavalry; J. y. Hyde, Chief OF
ARTILLERY; John I. Pryor General Inspector oi Rne
Practice r.: John J. y syues william Smith. william r.
Van wycE Ac' nndor J. stcNnrt Thomas Moore. Henry
A. Weeks Thomas Graham. A'slstant AfuurtGcrerals;
webster Young Henry c. Dakn Assistant Inspector Cen
erals; J. ". Ketehau. As~Stln: Judge Aivo
oarc, George -. Eck"r. Asstt'nt Quarter.
mast r.Gsneral, Chs les GNn'h''. As ant 'om-
mlssFy General o. SuJ,IstrneU; Jeremiah c. Nor.
ton A,sStan. Sut-con.G~noril; Benjamin J. Lrvy,
Assistant II NJ. vermIye1, A'Si,ont
Chief Engineers George A. J. Sornsn, ASsl'tant CHIEF
Of Ordnance 100 Wilson. Assistant Chief o. Cavalry
Charles ~ Iowes. Assistant Chief q Artillery Gc J.
Green Assistant Chief inspector o. HIhs Practice
James W Br.rcN. William J.. Fowler. George H. Stevens
r j. Nlehols0n. George W. SrA!!ey s. C. Harris, II. NJ
Vcfml.yva, LehmAa IsfaclA Louis A. Owens, D1alel
Strauss, ). Lespr aides
WILL THE PREslDFNT ne THERE
Grand Marshal Walton received letter from
the presidents private secretary Yesterday datM
Washington, May q, stating that tho PrcSdrn,
directed the acknowledgment Of the invitation
10 be present, but giving positive assurance
Of its acce ptnucc. General Sherman viii celebrate
the day in Philadelphia. The ceremony of dccorat-
l.,
cemeteries not previously visited will take place
after tho parade has been dismissed
The Veteran Association, 65th Regiment New
York Volunteers I'D Durycc XouavesJ will proceed
will deliver an Grafton on the life and servicHN
OF Colonel Stephenson, after which the command
viii decorate the graves OF Captain Ellsworth
and Lieutenant Clrviln
The nIerclsns Of The cNnnlnr nj the Mnirnnnlltnn