New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
HOW THE SUBURBS WILL CELEBRATE.
DIG pARADEs TIE PRINCIPAL FEATURE-IN

DIG PARADEs TIE PRINCIPAL FEATURE-IN-
TIREsTrNG EXERCIs SEES TO BE HELD
The public schools Of Jersey City will to-day carry
out the National school programme" IN celebration oil
Columbus. hut there will be number OF features
added a different set OF exercises having been ar
ranged TOR each school The flag at each school VIII
be raised by a delegation Of Grand Army men The
only parade will be by the children Of the Catholic
parochlal schools. II is expected that there will De
1000 children in line
In all the public schools Of Newark yesterday exer
oises were held appropriate 10 Columbus Day The
High school pupils held their exercises in the Pedde
Memorial Church. The Rev. Drs. Boyd and Mortyn
made addvrsses and there interesting musical
exercises. including the singing OF the National hymns
by the pupils At all the grammar and primary schools
there large attendance.
To-day will be ceebmted in Newark with exercises
OF interesting and instructive character. There
will he general suspension OF business. Three pa
rodes will take place, of prochih school children
in the morning at 10 O'Clock; second OF the Italian
societies in the afternoon and the dedication of the
Columbus medallion at the City Hall, and third OF
the Catholic societies at night In the afternoon
speeches will lie made by the Rev. DR.. d. r. Frazer.
the First Presbyterian Church; Mayor Haynes and
Others at the City Hall In the parade nearly twenty
five Italian societies will take part. Professor Corca.
the president the United Italian societies, will make
the formal presentation OF the medallion. which will
be unveiled by signOra Dina Binnch daughter OF We
tor BiancM The acceptance viii he made by Mayor
Joseph f. Haynes.
Columbus Day exercises win be held to-day the
grounds of the Stnten Island Academy stuyvesant
Place and Wal-St.. st. George. The exercises will
be under the auspices Of the trustees OF the academy
and will begin at 80 p. m An oak tree Will b.
planted In honor OF Columbus. and the memory Of
George William Curtis will be kept green by the
planting OF an elm tree. The programme will be as
follows Music by the staten Island symphony Or
chestra. under the direction Of Jean Sclafer; intro
ductory remarks by William Winter. president OF the
academy address by Erastus wman, music by the
orchestra and prayer aud benediction by the Rev
Pascal narrower
In Plainield y. y, the Columbian celebration Will
be chiefly ar educational character. Exercises Will
b. held in the various school buildings. The children
In the Ilanied parochla schools will have street
denomination that is To include the reading Of the
Presidents proclamation aud the rasing Of n flag.
Five thousand people ARE expected to take part IN
the Columbus Day parade mt Bayonnc. y. j.. today,
which viii b. followed By the opening and dedication
OF the new CITY Hail. at Avenue and East Thirtieth-
ST. There are 10 be ive divisions The first Will be
composed OF Grand Army posts and about 1000 pub
lie school children with clty officials. Volunteer
nremen will compose the second and Catholic societies.
schools ana military companies the third Tn" fourth
will contain German Scniczen companies, civic so
ceties aud trade examinations. Citzens in carriages
win make up the fifth division Vt p. m. the new
RoVs. " W. kroX. T. NJ Knecn ana Judge A. NJ.
NOouan lr.