New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-26
FOR A FINE CELEBRATION.
FORMATION OF THE MILITARY PARADE.
pRATr's TRIUMPH OF coLUMBUs7-FUNDs CON.

pRArrs TRIUMPH OF CoLUMBUs'-FUNDs CON.
ING IMPROVEMENT PEOPLE EXPECTED.
The Official announcement for the production OF the
Triumph Of Columbus" musical allegory written ane
composed by silas c. Pratt in Carnegie Music Hall On
Monday evening, october 10. Is made pubnos
Miss Jennie Dutton Miss Kathrn Hike, sopranos;
Nine Rosa Linde contralto; william II. Rieger, tenor
and Homer Moore Carl Duff and Fred. Gillette barry
tones, all Americans, will be the principal soioasts
Then there will be the Columbian Choral Onion OF 700
voices including special choir of thirty boys from b.
Georges Church, and orchestra Of eighty musicians
TO carry the body Of the canata. The composer VIII
personally conduct the production OF MS creation MISS
Hattie Leonard and Mrs. J. b. Bryan VIII be the
panists, and Victor Harris organIst. Chauncey M
Depcw will deliver the Columbian oration
Among the patrons will be Chauncey N. Depevs
j. NJ varian, Elliott F. Shepard, Adolph L. Sanger
Governor Flower. Thomas l.. james. Charles H. DIV
son, Horace L. Hotchkiss, exJudge Charles Z. LAZY
H. b. Rich the Rev. DIR. John Hail. William Steinway'
A. obrig E. NJ Knox the Rev. Dr.. II. A. Braun. F. O.
Shores, Miss Amy Fay, Mrs. Theodore sutro, Aroa'
bishop Corrgan william II. Grace, General Horace
Porter Parke Goodwin, Richard Croker Henry W.
Schmidt the Rev. Brother Anthony, the Rev. Y. n
Eaton Bartlett Arkel, Cornelius O'Refly, MrS. Laura
c. Langford, Mrs. John bennett Champiin, Bishop fos
tor Anton seid Edward T. Potter. George NJ. Van
iIoesen John Noble Scarns. william Fahnestock. WILL
lum L. Heermance. Floyd CIarkson. the Rev. Dr.
Abbott E. Kittredge william Mason, Henry II. wothcr'
SPOON Nahan setson. A. J. Dttenhoeffer and G. y.
James.
Tickets are to be had by subscription only se
Brentano's, In Union Square, and at T. ScnuoeEt
Co.'s, In No. 90 Union Square.
Two new subscriptions towards the fund requires
for the festivities have come In. They arc rom the
Pullman Palace Car Co.. 300. and General Horace
Porter, $3.50.
l.. Bradford Prince, Governor OF the Territory o.
New Mexico, in a letter OF acceptance he ~r1ees
that he is taking great interest in the Columbian Ceie
bration since he originally A Newcomer hlmseI,
and that he will make his best endevors to BE- present
with his entire staff. The anniversary march has
been awarded by Walter Damrosch to Harriet Estehe
Brown daughter of Thomas j. Brown. 1t Is mtMec
Columbia, and It's refrain Is "All Hail the City OF
Genoa the rihpace OF Christopher Columbus" ING
headquarters for the military parade are In the new
York Hotel General Martin I. Mcmahon, the grand
marshal, Is assisted by Lieutenant r. H. faterson'
L. H. A. and Lieutenant David Price, U. 5. A.
The military parade on october II will start at
Bowling Greer. The lines win form In the streets
east and west Of Broadway Troops coming nom tne
West will assemble the west side Of Broadway ana
those from the Eastern States OH the east. Inc
military parade PR per will have the fIrst ana oecono
Bgades of this State and the regular troops from tho
Atlantic Coast and the Great Lakes. The cavalry
from Fort Wayne will he here and the garr1sons nom
Forts Mclfenry, Adams, Monroe aud Warren 1here
will also be 900 cadets from West Point.
one thousand sailors and marines will also Join In
the procession. New-Jersey will send $500 men
selected from her militia brisades, and Governor
Albeit will be escorted by the Essex Troop, an
mounted. Pennsyvanla's provisional brigade Of 4,OO0
Will be under command OF Governor Patis9n VINO VII III
be escorted by the City Troop: Of Philadephia;, a
Guardsnen from Connecticut and about 1900 from
Rhode Island with their Governor 49,. p.,o,,vr
will turn out In full force. Michael Crane Will be at
the head Of the volunteer. exempt and Veteran fre'
Viii Will send 1000 veterans while the various Italian.
Spanish. German swedish French, Pohsn, Sohennn'
One thousand wo hundred cttercarriers, headed BY
Lewis ]. Mullen, will fall in line Ia. .u... v,o
who now in the army He VIII also be assisted
y system not Of Signalling, in charge of Colonel Read:
will keep the Grand Marshal advised as TO the column
H On the sSre H On se ss
s corps In. o. o sas will
special duty about me reviewing stand ~. ,,, o,,
has been received that the French man war Arehuse
WI that rRst n1 nS Of Scan Vernon
on the evening OF october will be extensive and
elaborate N addition to Addresses dress w BY b, the ssr Rss
wisica selections BY large chorus under the direc,
S s aG na cho Tns T sd
Of the AmphOn Singing Society. the oratoro Society
and the choir.
The ships 70 take part In the naval parade on
October II Will meet at Gravesend Bay. Commodore
Henry Erben will be In charge. The vessels VIII
90 through the NarrOws TO the Upper Bay and As
they pass the National salute will be fired from the
shore batteries. The Naval Reserve VIII probably
vrecede tie neet I'm tugs 10 keep the channel clear
The parade will sail through parallel lines fSrmea
b, slips OF the Merchant Marine. between Robbns
Reef and Bedow's Island. After the last ship OF The
Government squadron has ssed the head OF the line
OF the merchantmen will follow In the wake OF the
warships. Here saluies will be exchanged.
when the men,ofwar arrive OF hlverSdr PARK
thoy will anchor but the escOrtng column, still pre-
serving parallel lines. will continue up the Hudson
River 10 two turning points. where ihey Will head down
the stream a.ain. The parade Will last about three
hours beginning at II 80 p. m.