New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
THE ERICSSON CEREMONIES.
ro.DAY'S PROGRAMME OF IMPRESSIVE OBJ
SERVANCES.

NAVAL, CIVIC, MECHANICAL AND SOCIAL Or
CARNATIONS TO PARADE IN HONOR OF THE
MEMORY OF THE GREAT INVENTOR
THE FINAL sALUTEs BY LARGE
FLEET OF wAR-vEssELS.
The tribute that will be paid to-day to the men,
ory of Captain John Ericsson, whom the people
Of this country recognized when in life as not only
one of the most notable and successful inventors
of the age but also a loyal and patriotic benciactor
Of his adopted country, will be attended with rs
imposing ceremonies were ever carried out, IN
this or any other city, in connection with an oc-
casion of like character. Not only Will the United
States Government bestow the greatest honor that
could be shown TO the memory of citizen. Dut
there will also assemble number of Captain Eric
sson's own countrymen. many veterans of the CIV
il War; citizens, officials of foreign governments,
secret society men, and Rcar-Admiral John L. WOr-
den. the hero who commanded the Ericsson Moni-
tor in its great and successful battle against the
Confederate iron-clad ram Merrmac at Hampton
Roads on Sunday morning, March Q, 1862.
And in another twenty-four hours all that re-
mains except the memory and the many lnven-
1ions of the man who was born in modest cot
tagc in the Province of Vermland, Sweden, July
81, 1908, arrived in this city on November 10
1889, and died in his Beach-st. hermitage March
s. 1880 twenty seven years 10 day from the time
his Monitor arrived at Hampton Roads 10 chai-
lenge her great competitor, Will De on l's way
back TO its birthplace, to be received and laid away
10 rest with grand honors conferred by the SWcd-
ISL Government.
THE NAVAL FLEET IN TIE HARBOE.
Yesterday afternoon the cruiser Baltimore, the
no hod
nosition To the south Of the white buoy which lies
10 the northward and eastward of Ellis Island.
The other naval vessels viii be anchored by squad
rons on line bearing south thirty-three degrees
west from the Baltimore. The order of theS" VIII
be the Nantucket, of the first of the single
turrted monitors, which engaged in the naval
oncrations of the Civil War after the original
Monitor was lost. commanded by Lieutenant-Co m-
mander George A. BclOnel; the Dolphin, Rear
Admiral Ghcrardis temporary flagship, and also
the Petrol and Kearsargc; the Pensacola, Acting
Rear-Admiral McCanns flagship, and the Enter
prse: the Chicago, Acting Rear-Admlral Walker
flagship and the Atlanta and Yorktown
The coors at the Navy Yard and on all naval
vessels in the port will be displayed at half-mast
from noon until sunset The uniform for all Navy
officers will be frock coat, white trousers lf the
day he warm and pleasant, chapeau, epaulets ana
full-dress sword and belt The uniforms for ma
rnes will be full-dress, with helmets; the sailors
70 be dressed in blue with fiat caps.
THE ARMY TO BE REPRESENTED.
Rear-Admiral Braine, who has had general
charge of arranging for tO-days ceremonies, IN
yed Major-General o. o. Howard, commanding
the. Department of the Atlantic, to cooperate with
him in the matter. General Howard will, with
Colonel H. p. Curtis, Judge Acknowledgement OF
the Department Join Admiral Braine at the GENE
20 ha nl0 n
embarkation The flags at Governors Island. Fort
Hamilton and Fort WadswOrth will be lowered
to half-mast at and remain so until sunse',
when they will be hoisted to full-maSt and then
lowered The guns at Castle William on Gov
ernors Island and Fort Wadsworth and Fort
Hamilton will fire national salute of n'enty-
one guns as the Baltimore passes each fort down
the bay.
WHERE THE ORGANIZATIONS WILL ASSEMBLE
The marines of all the vessels in port, except
those on the Baltimore, will he collected from the
various ships by Lieutenant kare Rohrer, at 'oo
a H. and he taken 10 the Navy YARD, where, WIN
the marines from the barracks and the vessels aU
tba Navy Yard they will form in battalion at
49, ond no taken by the Navy Yard steamer
Ca,olno IN Fast Third-st. From here they VIII
roorcb N the Marble Cemetery, in Second-st. De-
,reen First and Second ayes, in the Vlclhty
of which the entire column will form. The forma-
non of the organizations for the parade Will pc
IL ,ho direction of Lieutenants Callahan and
Nnlligan. and Ensign Haeseler. The line Will DC
formed promptly at II 80 p. m. as follows
battalion Of marines south side OF Second-st facing
,maranthus and Manhem lodges of odd Fellows and
American Society Swedish Engineers oil the south sac OF
Second.st left Of the Engineers resting on e ea9'
OF Second-ave.
Tho American Society Civil Engineers south side OF
second.st right resting west side Of secondave ioi-
lowed in westward by the American 80
cety q Mechanical Engineers and Marine Society OF inc
CITY OF New-YoFk
The swedish division south side Of Bondst right
resting on the side of Bowey and extending to Broad
The Norwegian division the north side Of Bond'st'
gbt resting on east side Of Broadway and extending to
Jones Alley.
The Tarragut Association north side Of BOnd.st, right
resting on east Alley and followed success
siyy to Naval Post No 51s Stevens Na'a
Past Rankin and William lloyd Garrison Post
2o7.
The representation from Dclamster north side
Seondst right resting cast side OF Bowery followed
to eastward by the Osbon Cadets
There will be formed, in seven divisions under
command Of Deputy Grand Master W. r. Spoonef,
the lodges of Odd Fellows not otherwise assigned,
on the side streets. from Third to Eighth sts, TO
the eastward Of Second-ave., as follows;
First Divson-Cantons Of Patrachs Militant in com
nand Of Colonel Levi, Herring In Third-st.
Sccoad Dlvison-SubOidinate Lodges OF the lNth ana
With Districts OF NewYok the south side, and OF the
With District NewYOik the north side Of Forrb-st
Third DiyscG-Subordinate LC1ges Of the Ist and I'D
Districts Of NewYork Except Manhem Lodge tn south
SIDE, and Of With and XIIth Districts OF New
YORK Oh the north side, OF Fifth-st
Fourth Dlvson-Subordinale Lodges Of the Xth ana
8It Districts New-YOrk the south side, and OF the
Avn and XVIII District, Of NewYork and the lNt ana
WITH Districts Of Kings the north side, Of S%t'-at
Fifth Dvson-SubOfdinate Lodges Of the I'D District OF
nsS ana Of dSfcte other than Newfork ana Kings on
inc south side and the Ist District or Kings aud
IRON sister Jurisdictions the north side, Of Seventh-st
SAth Division dinatc Lodges Of the Win Dis
uet o. New.YCIk Except anthus Lodge the south
sue ana OF the lila District Of Kings except Prospect
Lodge on the NORTH side Of Elghth-st., Marks