New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-12
RETRIEVING THE PARADE.
OFFICIALS ON THE HOWARD CARROLL.
vICEPREsIDENr MORTON. GOVERNOR FLOWER
AND MANY OTHER wELL-KNowN PEOPLE

on BOARD-A SLIGHT ACCIDENT.
The parade reviewed by the Federal state and
Municipal authorities and The invited guests Of the
Naval Committee from the decks OF the steamer
Howard Carroll. Ten O'Clock the hour set for
the departure from the Barge Office, but AT that
time OF the officials and only few Of the
invited GUESTS We're on board. Governor Flower and
his staff appeared at 10 30 o'clock. and were quickly
followed 10y the members OF the various lega Ions
who came from Washington to view the festivities
shortly bcfor. II O'Clock yice-Prr,dcnt Morton.
companied by Secretaries Tracy, Noble ana Rush and
Mayor Grant. reached the pier, ana In few minutes
the Howard Carroll va, scanning down the bay 20
take her position little above Quarantine. where the
first formal exercises Of the day held, when
Governor Flower reviewed thc Naval Brigade rs IT
passed in line to 20 10 Grayc~cnd and escort the
mcn-of war 10 he starting point.
When the amateur tar, had all paid their respects
TO the Governor. the Howard Carroll lay 10 for
nearly an hour waiting for the mcn-ot war and
their escort Meanwhile luncheon ,,Tvcd and
all hand, reported In Doc diniu- room 10 do ample
justice 10 the rrpae, prepared hy the Naval Com
mittcc. which consisted Of Howard Carroll. charm
W. G. Whitney. Henry Cram. J. SCHUYLER C.o,by.
L. 4. Freedman j. ". J. Hurst. :. Nicholson Kane.
General Martin r. Mcmahon. Charles Ii. Raymond,
Edward y skinner John II. >ariu. William II. Wick
ham, jane ". Tappln Thomas j. Brown. Hugh !.
Grant General Horace Porter. William su1cr !. II.
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Whitney and Siarin wcr" the ony ab-cnt"r-.
Among the committees guest, VICE President
Norton Governor Flower. Mayor Grant ~ President
Have, and Mis- iaScs secretary Tracy. secretary and
Mr.. Nohc. secretary lu'k Haron fs'a. the Italian
Minister NJ Wa-hington Alfred L. CHAT the Belgian
Minister Mavroycni Ecy. the Turkish Minister,
Tomaz Dc Sonoz Roza. ia" Portuguese Minister. .
Charles de- strive. ia" Kus,ian Minister. -"n"r
Romero. the Mexican Minister ard Ms. Romero:
Tfff, al Sfuf 10
Kwo Yin. the Chinese Minister Baron Won Kettor,
~ the German legation Lcutcuani tommande. toWr~
and Captain John H. Hartctt. OF the navy, Manor
Bolet Ftrl7a. ~ Vcnezeula Mr.. I. ) Grant Mrs.
Louis Dent. Miss Porter. JOS" Grant. Mrs John W.
Foster. Ma. Grorec Il. McClcand Miss Mccicand.
Mrs. Thomas G. Pait Assistant secretary and Mrs.
!. Russell solcv, Miss Letter. Ms. Ben All liassn.
Mrs Ehnincer. Ex-Governor Wcmop ~ Rhode
Island General Whittier. Mrs Earle Dodge. Mrs.
whitney spencer Trlsk. Mn. scott Townsend. Mis-
stout Miss Rowland Captain and Mrs. Hugh Gardner,
Miss Brown Mrs cram. the Misses Cram. the Ml-~os
Hurst. Judge Addison Brown. OF the UMtcd states
Circuit Court: llannblc cruz. rhlIlan Consul. Mr..
Cavo, OF Costa Rioa: {. +. Ilav"mcycr, sir Eyre VI.
shaw, eN Chief Of the London Fire Department; DR..
Allan McLano Hamilton, General Josiah Porter General
+. r. Earle. and others Of Governor Flowers stan Gen
cral John \. Flluw, cNludeo \. i. Dttenhu'f"r ~.
Judge William H. Kelley. General james a Dumont.
NJ. and Mrs. ". Wchham smith. Mr. and Mrs. :. J..
Adams Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Elliott. Mrs. j. ID. !.
Keller Mrs. Charles II. Raymond, Mr.. Howard Car
roll Mr.. T.. V. simmer, Mr.. Henry LOcwcntha!.
Mr.. W. II. Wichham the Misses Wicltham. Mr.. aud
Mrs. George W White Mr.. and Mrs. samuel ..
Brown. Miss Grace l.. Prcnti-,, II. :. Burroughs,
+. y. Cutting W. Bayard On ling ir.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin j. Brown. Captain Charles Wahlr con
gresham T. !. Campbell. Excise Commissioner lolmc,
Charles \. Hes, Robert sodgwIch, United state
Marshal JacObu-. John Il. Nugcni. Aqu'duct Com
missioner Ridgcway. /. g. ogden. Colonel W. J. Mar
tin, Corporation Counsel jerks. H brooklyn, Dr.. q.
= Win-low. Dr. NJ Allen starr. Charles :. FOrbc,,
secretary Of the Vermont Republican League j.
Blccckcr Miller, L. ". Dodd George Cooper Dcnninc,
+. j. Amsden, !. D. Reynolds. J. Gris,im, VI. i.
stevens, {. A. Moore. II. =. Piait. Arthur Schrcin-
k'i-en, Clarir. y. Cauacn. Henry ". schmidt. /.
W. POUCH, Charlie, Clark. = r. Brown. W. L. Kent,
George ". Wright, John Reilly Charles y. otadler,
Charlie, \. Dahman Julius simon. l.. Glover. Thomas
l.. Hamilton, II. Kelley. Edgar Causcn. Francis l..
Morcll. +. l.. rOinnicr. Douglass Lee. l.. Vaughn
Clark, William II. Kirkland, H. Allen. \. e. Aubrey,
II. j. Jackson and stephen whitney.
About one o'clock the Naval Reserve az the head "
the line Of parade, swept up through the Narrow.
followed by III" Gushing aud the men of war. Tho
Howard Carroll fell In behind the Gushing and before
The naval vcs,cl. and the great parade Wa, under
way. Up The noble bay and river The notilln steamed
through tie long lane, Of craft OF every description
Island where salutcs fired. and on by the thous
ands Of spectators who occupied every coisn Of
tagc pier roof and river bank between Ia" Battery
and one hundred and fit fifth It. making both .iors
look like the rising tier, Of "a vast anphtheatrr.
The Carols trip was unrvcntfu until Grants tomb
WAS reached when Mrs. Grant stepped the for
ward deck. and the people stood with uncovered heads
while the band played Nearer. My God. To Thee
When the Carroll reached point about opposite
me ed 4. -.
Of-war dropped anchor In long hnc down the river
behind her, and the c,corsng fleet passed on una
t'overnor. the Mayor and cX-lresidcnt Hayes, VITO
stood with uncovered hcads The hurricane deck
and acknowledged the salute, Of each vessel. Every
craft that had steam whistle t1sw 1t three times
was rclgIOu,lA. answered, pandemOnium rrgncd
supreme Tor nearly AN hour the Naval Ecsrrv"
then crcl'd around the reviewing boat and led the
return down The river rs IN" Carroll reached each
man O'-war She Was salutcd with loud mouhcd cannon
and dipping coors. The end of the llnc was soon
ran alongside and gave her parting salute.
lhc Howard carroll landed most Of her passengers
then started down the river again As she got
opposite Thirtecnlhst. an accident occurred. me
yacht Nooya the flagship of tine American Yacht cub
owned by Commodore FRANK lhwrncr, had Ju,'
dropped anchor about 100 yards from Pier No. 3D.
and was swinging around with the Tide that she
stood directly across The river: NJ the liowAiu
Carroll cam" on, two bargrs filled with sghtseeIN
got In her way the starhoarc bow ard the captain
slowed down to AVOID collision with them. IN,
tide running out and carried Tn" Howard Grrnt
toward The New OK shore, ana brOId,l1" on 10 thr
NoOya. Almost In an instant the boNSprit Of ihr
,dchi struck the port pdddlcbJX Of the steamer,
ripping of The flnwOrk and breaking one Jf The
paddles. The Yachts anchor chain prevented her
swinging around and Ia" impetus of the steamer
carried the NOOya until her port raj! touched
the water. II looked II the Yacht must founder
hut luckily ia" boWspnt gave Just the right |
moment carrying part Of the bow with II. Tn" yacht
rightcd quickly. and the vessels drcd apart without
injury, beyond the slIOcA 10 board al |
either vessel. \ few hundred dollars will probably
pair the damag" 10 both yacht ana steamer. Tugs
rushed to the assistance of both. but neither had
suffered sufficient injury 10 prevent from scaming
away without help
GAY FRIENDS OF YACHTSMEN.
DNK THOUSAND PEOPLE on THE NEw-YORK |