New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
THE DAY IN NEIGHBORING CITIES.
GRAND ARMY POSTS TO BIZ REVIEWED By GOV
EKNOR HILL

The Brooklyn parade will be reviewed by Governor
Hill The column Will form IN Bedford ave. In the
Eastern District. and viii consist % nine ''l'''"''
including mounted police United States marine ana
bluejackes the five regiments 81 the NATIONAL GUAR"
forming the second Brigade under General NcLecf'
about thirty POSTS II t.. A. X. men. the War veterans
.,Sociations sons O. Veterans volunteer nrrin'u a
members Of the Fire Department {. Hnll Grant j.
Grand Marshal The route Of ne parade j. ih h'd
ford LAFAYETTE Clcrruont sud Milloushhy aF'h rum
berland St. Lafayette ave. south oAfoid Ht am i'
,on Place. Tie reviewing stand !. FL Cumberland ,'.
opposite For, Greene Park. Governor ll.l NH b.
escorted from Mayor CIaplns house to the house "'
Moses MAY az Fedford ave. aid Ciymcrst. where be
will hold lcvce before the parade begins lie VIII
DC driven along The lines To the rcVc"ing stand @i'
after the parade ln, passed VIII - 10 Grants tonn
m New YORK., The e.. \. Il. poris "iH 80 10 Inc
various cemeteries.
At the soldiers Monument in Greenwood Dr.. Tai
mage Will pay and Cougrcs, cs,nan NoAdoo ~ill speak
Andrew Mclean will speak ~ {, pres Hi-. and VIII
lam watson n Evcrrrccns. pr DO" frst time rN'r.
clscs will be hold a. TIC site - thc Memorial A''h
IN The Plaza Of Prospect Pari and Assistant N'irl''
Attorney Maguirc VIII speak. Tho letter carriers o.
the two cities will parade = "iecn"o"1 ana Will
visit ,hc grave Of IN" Ltc :. : Cox.
The Navy Department Will furnish three hn'ial0ns
IN th. first division q the parade. Tho brigade viii
pc under the command u Lieutenant Commando george
" Book with the following ~ttf Lieutenant y i.
Usher, Ensign j. II. lirlh'fl't"u, ihN l4N'"i - L.
Stanton and Passed Assistant surgeon &. ". Rush
There viii be tho band frn the Vermont detachment
II pioneel- a battalion Of marines. under command ~
Major H. W Huntington. Infantry battalion II blue
Jackets, under command Of Lieutenant Charles \.
Adams and a battalion Of artillery. under command "i
Lieutenant g. r. ". Holman. This brigade VIII De-
made up from details from the several ships IN port
The day Will be generally observed IN Jersey city.
Van Iouten Post. No. 3. and Henry Wilson
Post. No 49, g. A. r.. have arranged for
A jo,nt parade in the morning, and IN The afternoon
they Will decorate tho graves in the different '1nc
tcrtes Tho services the Ncw York bay Cemetery
will be elaborate Zabrsluc Post. No. %. The HILL
will parade and sftcrward hold memorial services M
Specr's Cemetery.
The Union veterans win decorate the graves In the
Weehawkcn Cemetery. ono of the features OF The
day will be the unveing Of the schcdlcr monument In
the Weehawhcn Cemetery by the German dngng 40
c,ctcs Of Hudson County, assisted By sJclec,
from New York.
In addition 20 Grand Army PostS civilians. city
OIL cials and 200 schoolboys will be Included in The
Newark parade Tho limo Of march Will include Centre
To Broad sts La Grange Place. Clinton ave. igh ST.
and Springfield ave
AT Elizabeth and Plainfeld y. j.. there Will he
parades Of the Grand Army posts and Sons Of Veier
ans and decoration OF the graves Of veterans.
Memorial Day will be celebrated In Mount Vernon
as never before. Postmaster Henry Hnss, ~ho
served throughout the CiyiI War from private To
lieutenant colonel Is the grand marshal, and Post
Furnsworth, G. A. H. has appointed committee
to assemble "a division Of citinns 10 Join in the
parade Ono Of the prominent mcmentos In line
Will be the tattc.cd and bullet rddled battle iiaes
belonging 10 Colonel IIuss. Post Commander william
Wilson has detailed COmrdc Mari tD lower the flag
the village pole to half mast Comrades Davis Buckley
Fay ry cr Schencl and Kraycr viii 10 Ea7tchc,tr
at "a 10 decorate the graves Of coat
rides Comrades Bassctt Anderson, Wc,s, Dch Hunt
and Howe will decorate the graves at Woodtwn Com
radrs Rkcr and Brown Will decorate the grave, a.
HrouNvir, AMI the Post will at D. tp the
ccnotaph erected to the memory Of the d'ad buried
elsewhere The Citizens Committee, Of which &. NJ.
Mo,eman IS charnau viii assemble the citizens of the
column Franklin ave. The llth separate com
pany Captain H. j. Kinder, Will have the right oi
| line and the OthN, will be formed In the following
order: Veteran Association Of Eagle Troop ana
nth Separate Company, order of nited American
Mechanics IIobbic Post OF stamford Tandrcau Post
OF New Rochelle Farnsworth Post, OF Mount Vernon
Nordqust Camp. of Veterans; Pioneers OF Mount
Vernon the Fire Department. village and town of.
GERS, Mount Vernon Riding Club and citizens. Tho
parade will be through Adams ST.. Ia Union ave, -
second then through second ave, H. Third 81
Fourth ave, to First ST.; acroS, Scous bridge Ia
stevens ave- sixth then 10 the cen0aph where
prayer will be offered by the Rev. chabOi Simmun,,
followed by an or;iton by ComIadc Daniel Lewis.
past medical director Of the department Of New York
Refreshments will be provided tor out town guests
| thc / Tn Separate Company arrnory
The new bronze monument erected 10 the memory
| OF the soldiers who ast their lives In the for
the preservation Of the Union VIII he unveiled at Tarry
town IN the afternoon when there VIII be parade of
members OF Grand Army Posts.